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MarchJLLjm InSide Men's restrooms new library in restaurants OPINION by Chen* Arambel fTdrforiaf Staff pers m the men's bathroom are usu- all> loc jted over a urinal in a Plexiglas case A man is not able to take it reN and read it. but he can apprise himself of the latest important news for that given day ircbed this subject and found out that in a majority of new .. this newspaper route in When I SSBM told me that ll in the batbrm nir n \ hattmwmis is commonplace_ln ■•»■• parts ofgsr Cmted States, there > to the am | available in women's iimnoma hut it is more must in popol;ir in men's restrooms. by and 1 rn the last person to call look you nryvell a wxunen's rights activist 1 m ! lohurn my bra, or my underwear lor that matter, over the the most issue But what is this restaurant say- mt Isrurd mg about women '' ilidt Ik \rc thev saving that women "'•»> wouldn t he interested in having ik thing to read while they use the to tead 1 can he sure that reading the la i public aaaajsanua aaa^Bt 11ijiiiiniilmtill land aB over the bathjoom stall Are restaurants, and society for ritat matter, saying that women don't deserve to know the news and men do ' That the latest world news is too complicated for a woman to understand, therefore, she has no need for such a service'' Having newspapers in both restrooms would he the perfect s, » lutton m any tension that people feel at the dining table Just think of that first date with someone or that blind date that your mother just set you up on Talking about the news is a great ice breaker It also says that you are interested in world affairs I propose a movement of ev cry woman, near and far. to carry those newspapers or magazines into every public restroom that •onset hing s on the Iraqi ihat "Su/ie l-raftiti style- tying a newspaper and afraid to read if" Well, maybt that drastic Hui out. and this newspaper service is located in the men s restroom and not in the women's , express your dislike of this sere ice and tell the restaurant manager that you are interested in the news, too Financial aid saves students in need for bright future tan m •■■■ Every coBageboamfm SSBjesBjaBjAsnaj student dreams wouldn t be able to go aj „ So.si said junior Annabel Qteda Oman works part Banc, gam tn giamilfi wstbrl These aNo Jgg t college At Fresno State, more than 11 VV) students dreams have become reality Every year. So*? million in financial aid is dtstnh uted on campus Financial aid includes grants, minimum wage work study on campus and loans Receiving financial aid starts with the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) This the financial asd office The kids naanctal asd has helped pave her way through school 1 don't have to work, because I rt-,ei>r | Pell gtam a universitv grant and I ve taken oat Stafford loans." Lee said lean Bscwoa More expected of todays students application, listing students inconie studying for school and stag hare and need, establishes eligibility for time for my family the grants Financial asd available on "Financial aid is awarded to an campus includes individual on an annual basis, said • Cal Orautt given to atudtuiii Joseph Heuston. director of showing scholastic ability and hast financial aid. "All classes must a financial need There are three meet the requirements of the degree types of Cal drams Cal Gram "A" that the student is pursuing " helps pay tuition and fees at a four For part time Fresno State year college Cal Gram "B" students, holding a job and attend- provides living allowances fortow ing school at the same time is hard work, hut those who receive financial aid are finding the road to success raster normally don't have to be repaid I isn't for financial asd. I * Fell Grants, the largest jjtogimm mthsdt work stash The financial asd office. located m the Joy at Adutimm tton Building m room 2*6, ha the responsibility of admire ill eg leanest jnd stair r atrBh Study program and aatvee Btat icmiaaalupa Barm hat a ind Both pari-nt and lack the linn- Btmaaaiamdi ter" ■' gener.iti.-n dm Of SuK,.mm Policy ami PIjiii ing is needed f. .position HUI word writing recjui ccting implementation I'*4*** The i nil he' met through essa < writing assignments i phdndi Key losses out of control on campus by Erin Maxwell Sfaff rVriter kev losses and thefts are I | I don ( hjee my exact nure but mere's hardly a day that go receive new keys The Fresno Sfate \ ice president s list of all faculty and staff having kevs will he emulated through edeh department to venfv thai the proper people are in posses ■ Moll, who worked for the Um verssty of Alaska system I) years, has tuiint Fresno Skate ■ ke\ p Cabinet and desk kevs once nusnagedby the Key Control Office, are now the responsibility of indi e helms worked rv policy drafted by Molls w. i» currently sitting tn the Those who toae state keys srew once regusred to nle a pohce report Sow thev must tile a k<-\ smpHSg BjgSU c,, ..nipanirvl by a nvrmo go ing spec if is details ar» -ut dse toss of the kevs and containing a personal plan !.* preventing luturr kaaam Fresno State has applied for a rest wnusd alto* gtrm w ith higher rates of theft It |the keyless entry system| sveadd use a central Insight not track the total iiuc .•( the asaaasjai stolen Moll It I had to recommend what we need to do right now, M would he to re key the whole campus hut that dollars and that s... | get nghi BM M Rather, over spring break all the locks on exterior building gaafl wdj herrpU I satIT will MM ik.hU ii buildings on campus M that their disappearance the campus theirs Though penalties tor key toss ir proposed, with simple door ;-lace, indi jaajBaMaaj • aaaai kevs running 00 and grand aasatM I mding several hundred dollars going gj BJg the grant vet il *....i1.1 um if \. ji.f\ ejtnajej i,. th«'s«- used m hotels The system wrestd he Jgg i. i' », | 3*1,1 .r,,»ri1 the «l*ie time of day and who used the system 'We'd know who went to at any time of any t&exsugh any lock. hfoB It r trattve changes to the key ■ improve the management af Kg) pattcy warn* not he m effect until the middle of the sum t xtvuttve ldt*« t nersf Arastmet Ml.I.. J Initiative seeks to ban bilingual education Assembly Speaker Crui believes strongly in immigrants to Americ an s,k in Yet he believes just as stronglv nttatdua BgJbl help of Employment Opportunity Oo you rvaod a job for 1998-99? Don l aattla for a rnwamtngtoaa. not «»«il<*nfl. rrKJetofonoxiajob coma oet board) tn a raaldweioa Bfa gwe-Btoei QUESTION - Brett rtrnttBtetea B»? A#»^ICATlONS ■ aBeBli ad UtwutJeaBg » Wharf job cam you do nooleg. Bvat Ct»tirtuartra (Hasmtngjl 14-tsamr *m+m sum ba reortb barwuun |S TOO ared Cu-hwitai aauvtcmOtmh l^roOssnSaaatallsmtrujyosibanhBk a-aTOWsUTION Ca«ira?>4S m*mt&o09r*f<>uim»»n*ypnor#v Thdift't Bttll mOT* B yam nt tssohmnj Bar a Bmwimi rertnt tob oeTneu you vaheabta tratnarsg ttw Jam may ba ehjM hstrn on c xtmllawasrwmlXofcioBssyoatutgaeisa ya41* Ih advursjaa cad 278-3934
Object Description
Title | 1998_03 Insight March 1998 |
Alternative Title | Insight (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Dept. of Journalism, California State University, Fresno. |
Publication Date | 1998 |
Description | Weekly during the school year. Vol. 1, no. 1 (Oct. 8, 1969)-v. 29, no. 23 (May 13, 1998). Ceased with May 13, 1998, issue. Title from masthead. Merged with Daily collegian. |
Subject | California State University, Fresno Periodicals |
Contributors | California State University, Fresno Dept. of Journalism |
Coverage | October 8, 1969 – May 13, 1998 |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 “E-image data” |
Language | eng |
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Title | Insight Mar 11 1998 p 2 |
Alternative Title | Insight (California State University, Fresno) |
Publication Date | 1998 |
Full-Text-Search | MarchJLLjm InSide Men's restrooms new library in restaurants OPINION by Chen* Arambel fTdrforiaf Staff pers m the men's bathroom are usu- all> loc jted over a urinal in a Plexiglas case A man is not able to take it reN and read it. but he can apprise himself of the latest important news for that given day ircbed this subject and found out that in a majority of new .. this newspaper route in When I SSBM told me that ll in the batbrm nir n \ hattmwmis is commonplace_ln ■•»■• parts ofgsr Cmted States, there > to the am | available in women's iimnoma hut it is more must in popol;ir in men's restrooms. by and 1 rn the last person to call look you nryvell a wxunen's rights activist 1 m ! lohurn my bra, or my underwear lor that matter, over the the most issue But what is this restaurant say- mt Isrurd mg about women '' ilidt Ik \rc thev saving that women "'•»> wouldn t he interested in having ik thing to read while they use the to tead 1 can he sure that reading the la i public aaaajsanua aaa^Bt 11ijiiiiniilmtill land aB over the bathjoom stall Are restaurants, and society for ritat matter, saying that women don't deserve to know the news and men do ' That the latest world news is too complicated for a woman to understand, therefore, she has no need for such a service'' Having newspapers in both restrooms would he the perfect s, » lutton m any tension that people feel at the dining table Just think of that first date with someone or that blind date that your mother just set you up on Talking about the news is a great ice breaker It also says that you are interested in world affairs I propose a movement of ev cry woman, near and far. to carry those newspapers or magazines into every public restroom that •onset hing s on the Iraqi ihat "Su/ie l-raftiti style- tying a newspaper and afraid to read if" Well, maybt that drastic Hui out. and this newspaper service is located in the men s restroom and not in the women's , express your dislike of this sere ice and tell the restaurant manager that you are interested in the news, too Financial aid saves students in need for bright future tan m •■■■ Every coBageboamfm SSBjesBjaBjAsnaj student dreams wouldn t be able to go aj „ So.si said junior Annabel Qteda Oman works part Banc, gam tn giamilfi wstbrl These aNo Jgg t college At Fresno State, more than 11 VV) students dreams have become reality Every year. So*? million in financial aid is dtstnh uted on campus Financial aid includes grants, minimum wage work study on campus and loans Receiving financial aid starts with the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) This the financial asd office The kids naanctal asd has helped pave her way through school 1 don't have to work, because I rt-,ei>r | Pell gtam a universitv grant and I ve taken oat Stafford loans." Lee said lean Bscwoa More expected of todays students application, listing students inconie studying for school and stag hare and need, establishes eligibility for time for my family the grants Financial asd available on "Financial aid is awarded to an campus includes individual on an annual basis, said • Cal Orautt given to atudtuiii Joseph Heuston. director of showing scholastic ability and hast financial aid. "All classes must a financial need There are three meet the requirements of the degree types of Cal drams Cal Gram "A" that the student is pursuing " helps pay tuition and fees at a four For part time Fresno State year college Cal Gram "B" students, holding a job and attend- provides living allowances fortow ing school at the same time is hard work, hut those who receive financial aid are finding the road to success raster normally don't have to be repaid I isn't for financial asd. I * Fell Grants, the largest jjtogimm mthsdt work stash The financial asd office. located m the Joy at Adutimm tton Building m room 2*6, ha the responsibility of admire ill eg leanest jnd stair r atrBh Study program and aatvee Btat icmiaaalupa Barm hat a ind Both pari-nt and lack the linn- Btmaaaiamdi ter" ■' gener.iti.-n dm Of SuK,.mm Policy ami PIjiii ing is needed f. .position HUI word writing recjui ccting implementation I'*4*** The i nil he' met through essa < writing assignments i phdndi Key losses out of control on campus by Erin Maxwell Sfaff rVriter kev losses and thefts are I | I don ( hjee my exact nure but mere's hardly a day that go receive new keys The Fresno Sfate \ ice president s list of all faculty and staff having kevs will he emulated through edeh department to venfv thai the proper people are in posses ■ Moll, who worked for the Um verssty of Alaska system I) years, has tuiint Fresno Skate ■ ke\ p Cabinet and desk kevs once nusnagedby the Key Control Office, are now the responsibility of indi e helms worked rv policy drafted by Molls w. i» currently sitting tn the Those who toae state keys srew once regusred to nle a pohce report Sow thev must tile a k<-\ smpHSg BjgSU c,, ..nipanirvl by a nvrmo go ing spec if is details ar» -ut dse toss of the kevs and containing a personal plan !.* preventing luturr kaaam Fresno State has applied for a rest wnusd alto* gtrm w ith higher rates of theft It |the keyless entry system| sveadd use a central Insight not track the total iiuc .•( the asaaasjai stolen Moll It I had to recommend what we need to do right now, M would he to re key the whole campus hut that dollars and that s... | get nghi BM M Rather, over spring break all the locks on exterior building gaafl wdj herrpU I satIT will MM ik.hU ii buildings on campus M that their disappearance the campus theirs Though penalties tor key toss ir proposed, with simple door ;-lace, indi jaajBaMaaj • aaaai kevs running 00 and grand aasatM I mding several hundred dollars going gj BJg the grant vet il *....i1.1 um if \. ji.f\ ejtnajej i,. th«'s«- used m hotels The system wrestd he Jgg i. i' », | 3*1,1 .r,,»ri1 the «l*ie time of day and who used the system 'We'd know who went to at any time of any t&exsugh any lock. hfoB It r trattve changes to the key ■ improve the management af Kg) pattcy warn* not he m effect until the middle of the sum t xtvuttve ldt*« t nersf Arastmet Ml.I.. J Initiative seeks to ban bilingual education Assembly Speaker Crui believes strongly in immigrants to Americ an s,k in Yet he believes just as stronglv nttatdua BgJbl help of Employment Opportunity Oo you rvaod a job for 1998-99? Don l aattla for a rnwamtngtoaa. not «»«il<*nfl. rrKJetofonoxiajob coma oet board) tn a raaldweioa Bfa gwe-Btoei QUESTION - Brett rtrnttBtetea B»? A#»^ICATlONS ■ aBeBli ad UtwutJeaBg » Wharf job cam you do nooleg. Bvat Ct»tirtuartra (Hasmtngjl 14-tsamr *m+m sum ba reortb barwuun |S TOO ared Cu-hwitai aauvtcmOtmh l^roOssnSaaatallsmtrujyosibanhBk a-aTOWsUTION Ca«ira?>4S m*mt&o09r*f<>uim»»n*ypnor#v Thdift't Bttll mOT* B yam nt tssohmnj Bar a Bmwimi rertnt tob oeTneu you vaheabta tratnarsg ttw Jam may ba ehjM hstrn on c xtmllawasrwmlXofcioBssyoatutgaeisa ya41* Ih advursjaa cad 278-3934 |