1978_09 The Daily Collegian September 1978

              The Dally Collegian
Students needed to aid committees
i, staffing a
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By TOM MAURER
If you re interested in becoming n
volved in CSUK student governmen
but aren't quite sure how lo begii
the Associated Students list sever,
committees and boards which still n
According to the AS. there are four
major divisions under which a student
can become involved in student
government They are the Faculty/
Student Committees, the AS Student
Senate Boards and Committees the
CSUF Association Committees and
Miscellaneous Committees
Each committee requires one hour
minimum per week beyond committee
meetings, notes AS representatives
Information regarding the times of
meetings may be obtained in the AS
office, CU 306
Under the Faculty/Student Com
mittees, the first group involves the
Academic Senate Standing Com
mittees, the first of which is Academic
Policy and Planning (AP&P)
In addition to APAP, there are
senate Manding Committee there are
alto Budget, Faculty Affirmative
Action, Public Affairs and Student
Affairs standing committees.
Two students sit on APAP, the committee responsible for recommending
university-wide policies on such matters  as  admissions,   curriculum    re-
dawnatawn
The Budget Committee requires
two student members
The committee reviews the uni-
departments and schools The student
members are responsible for the review
of financial data submitted to the committee and are to make any necessary
studies to provide information for recommendations     to     the     Academic
The Faculty Affirmative Action Com-
nittee requires two student members
_, affect aspects of student life such
md financial aid, student health, organ.
The second grouping of Faculty/
Student Committees are the Subcommittees of APAP Those include
Data        Processing, Instructional
Development,        Registration        and
Teacher Education
Th,s
the   i
tive body of the faculty on policy i
garding implementation of the univer
sity's    affirmative     action     program
Members review policies and pro
grams concerning faculty and admim
strative appointments, promotions,
transfers, advancements and oopor
tunites as they affect women and
ethnic minority groups
The Public Affairs Committee re
quires two student members
This     committee recommends
policy for all aspects of the university's
public relations, particularly as thev
affect the university's academic
policy These aspects shall include pub
lie ceremonies, university develop
They must also assure the nomination
of women and ethnic minorities for
election to university boards and committees
student registration
Teacher Education needs two students who have been admitted to a
credential program in the School of
Education on this committee They
deal with matters of credentialling
that affect the university
Subcommittees of Personnel are also
under Faculty/Student Committees
Included is the  Faculty Awards  sub-
ber This committee has a three-fold
purpose First, it serves as a forum
where the wishes and/or problems of
the faculty and the computer center
can be aired Second, the committee
makes       policy       recommendations
The Instructional Development Committee requires three student members This committee participates in
faculty conferences, seminars and
workshops; assists faculty in designing
and implementing courses; solicits,
assists and advises faculty with grant
applications; and evaluates mini- and
max i -grant proposals.
The Registration Committee requires four student members. This
committee studies and formulates all
This
There is also a Subcommittee of
Student Affairs - Advising and
Orientation, which requires three student members This committee works
with incoming students
Other committees under Faculty/
Student Committees are the Athletic
Commission and Campus Planning
The Athletic Commission needs one
studeo^member This committee pro-
videsCjistitutional control of intercollegiate athletics at the university
The Campus Planning Committee
requires two student members This
committee reviews, comments and approves university recommendations
for expenditures foe capital items
of a physical (e.g., plant) nature;
it also considers requests for new
facilities and structures
The deadline for applications to all
committees and boards is Sept 15
Applications can be found in CU 306
by Tim Downs
I
!
Doubts of new paraquat test
kits effectiveness grows
By BARBARA DETERS
Dr Dave Tilley of the Olive Street
Bridge, a Fresno drug counseling center has reinforced his skepticism (see
yesterday's Dairy CoUeglanJof the new
Dipyridium-base indication kit tor detecting paraquat in pot
Saying that he is 'more skeptical
now than ever r efore' of the new paraquat detecting kit scheduled to be
marketed in California in about a
month, Tilley claimed the TVD Research Laboratory in San Antonio,
Texas inventor of the kit, probably
used laboratory-sprayed marijuana to
conduct their tests instead of actual
field-sprayed pot.
Tilley, who said he had Jalked to
the Center for Disease Control (CDC) in
Atlanta, Ca , about the new kit just
last week, said that he had ***f*>*v«_m-
lormation from the CDC which led him
to believe that the new test »«"•_"
probably be ir*ffective orice marketed
TVD's new paraquat detecting kit
uses a water base solution to extract
tbe paraquat from the plant, and then
a reductant to react to the paraquat
However, Tilley said he was told bv
Dan Paschael, the physician
fh,T 1 *2i!? P*r*ou** __*M In laboratory-sprayed marijuana,
kits for the CDC, that a water based „.„,,(, r^Vsame, said Tilley.
paraquat detecting kit would only be $(noB &en (, -- photo-syntheses pro-
able to extract about 5 percent to 10 -„, -rs^ ^ „ $praved ^tf, p,,,.
percent of the paraquat He then said qmt in the lab and then heated. But
that the new kit probably was tested iinoe ^ ^ has not been directly
with laboratory-sprayed marijuana under _* sun's rays, no photo-syn-
ecause It has not caught the sun's thesis process talu* place and the para-
Tilley: 'more skeptical now
than ever before' of new
paraquat testing kit..
Tilley also said that Paschal had
told him that the CDC has not tested
the new Wpyrklnim-base ><*K*>°«
kit, since it has not yet been marketed.
Currently, the CDC reports that the
best paraquat detecting kit has a 25
parts per million accuracy TVD is
claiming a 1 part per million accuracy
with the new Dipyridium-base indica-
Tilley explained that paraquat, when       ^"Jw"'
lirstspreyedortoarroa-lj^ljaM,       •**»*.
first sprayed onto a m-mu--» h-.-.,
will settle on the surface <^ P*"*,
But after a time, the herbicide will
soak through Into the ptentandthe
sis which will,bond the
the herbicide together
pollovj test results from laboratory-
iprayed marijuana, and because of
3£he was skeptical of the kit's ef-
Steve Martin, a "wild and crazy guy'
Comedian Steve Martin performed scaUlogical He opened his show with a
Friday night live In the C5"JF Ampi- ban|o version of "To Dream the Inv
theatre before two  'sell-out" crowds. possible Dream" and closed with a ren-
13,000 people packed into the green- dftion of  "King Tut,"   taking  time
swarded bowl, overflowing onto the in between to do bits on drugs, sex,
sidewalks and halfway up the aisles. fart rones (located above the ozone
to hear the tamed crazy, now in the layer, which is why ft is so important)
forefront of the "NewWave" comics. and general craziness
Martin    himself    was    hilariously -BS
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