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directories: University Plus Pages available tod0y
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However, Nelson said, students
will not have to stand in a line and
show their IDs in order to obtain
the directories. CSUF Regardless,
a new student recreational organi¬
zation, win assist in distributing
the directories.
"If someone walks by, well ask
them if they have one and if they
say, 'no,' we'll give them one,"
Nelson said. "Hopefully, every¬
one will just take one."
Although the exact number of
students is not known, Nelson said
all students, who did not indicate
they wanted their name and tele¬
phone numbers unpublished, and
were registered here by Sept. 19,
will be included in the directory.
Only students' telephone num¬
bers are listed, not addresses,
which were discouraged by TCS
Publishing in order to preserve
some privacy for students, said
Catherine A. Smith, customer re¬
lations representative
More than 80 pages of the 200-
page, directory are devoted to stu¬
dent listings, Smith said, and a
faculty and staff section listing
departments, office numbers and
extensions is also offered.
"University Pages Plus," as
titled by TCS Publishing, was no
cost to the University as all pro¬
duction expenditures were cov¬
ered by advertising, Smith said.
The Yellow Pages Buyers
Guide, she said, accounts for less
than half of the directory and in¬
cludes advertising of local mer¬
chants who cater to students.
"Here, students can find out if
businesses will cater to them, be¬
cause they may not know. Like car
dealerships, for example," Smith
said.
"We got quite a bit of response'
(from local merchants) because the
college market is important," she
said.       •**" -      •
In addition to advertising, eight
pages of coupons are included
from vendors such as Betty Boop's,
Round Table Pizza, Subway Sand-
Funding: ASI votes to reconsider
money alloted to organization
wiches, Carl's Jr. and other retail,
financial, medical and food serv¬
ices in the area.
A CareerOprx)rtunitiessection
published in the directory by the
Wall Street Journal provides infor¬
mation to students on how to pre¬
pare resumes and articles written
about the job-seeking experience.
The aretes included in the
CareerCfpportunities section were
chosen by the University as were
other articles printed in the edito¬
rial section and the cover design,
Smith said.
The directory project started last
spring semester when TCS ap¬
proached the University with the
idea. Nelson said, and was a nine-
month project.*
Although TCS Publishing has
produced directories in the past.
student directories are a first-year
extension of the company's busi¬
ness.
Inaddition toCSUF,seven other
campuses in the state have a direc¬
tory printed by TCS, indudingCSU
Sacramento,CSUChico,CSU Long
Beach, CSU San Diego, UC River¬
side and UC Santa Barbara.
Smith said TCS will move its
services to universities in Texas
and Oklahoma in the near future
as a result of the success they have
had with directories in California.
"If you've ever seen other uni¬
versities'directories (published by
other companies) there's a big dif¬
ference in the quality," Smith said.
"We use recycled paper, the cou¬
pons are perforated. We just have
a high quality in a field that doesn't
have high quality.** &
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McCbllister argued against the
reconsideration saying the $5,700
listed on an application for Uni¬
versity Student Union funding was
only for one week of sponsored
activities.
She* said the committee will
bring "Men Stopping Rape" to
campus Feb. 10-12at a cost of about
$4,000.
Sen. Kathryn Jones, who said
she is a member of the committee,
said she feels the reconsideration
is an indicator of hidden agendas.
"We meet and we actually get
business done," Jones said. "I'm
not sure what's at the bottom of
this. I wonder about hidden agen¬
das."
Legislative Vice President Ni¬
cole Kasabian notified the Senate
that there will be discussion Nov.
26 regarding the removal of Sen. of
the School of Social Sciences
Kathryn Jones.
Sen. Craig Rose, School of
Education and Human Develop¬
ment, requested the discussion.
The Senate also appointed Judy
Rizindes to the Student Affairs
Committee and allocated $500 to
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the Polling and Research Commit¬
tee, reported that of 183 responses
to their Homework Hotline poll,
76 percent of the students said they
Would be interested in participat¬
ing.
The Homework Hotline would
be a phone line manned by stu¬
dents to help elementary school
students with homework.
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