1967_11 The Daily Collegian November 1967

              LETTERS
Nix On Napalm
IMPRESSIONS
Creepy Crawlers?
Think you have problems? Something must be growing to our rnulU-
colored fountain. Seems toat every other day toe crew from main¬
tenance has to drain and scrub toe fountain.
Has toe biology department lost any cultures recenUy?
Passed toe chemistry department not long ago and what to my
twitching nose should pass but rotten eggs? Probably zinc oxide...
high school days revisited, anyone ln your class drop any good things
ln drains to blow them apart?
Perimeter parking is to toe future.. . better get used to walking
according to some. .. may also be no parking on Barstow or Cedar
ln the far distant future ...
Someone letting toe air out of toe tires of toe Army recruiter's
car. . . he ought to bring an Army deuce and-a-half, they have their
own emergency air compressor. . .
Got lost to the Library trying to find something on art, four
places to go looking.
Parking places are beginning to appear on campus ln the morning
.. . sign of student attrlUon perhaps?
Campus radio station shooting for more listeners wlto a record
contest. . . but not allowed to put up news show posters ln Graves
hall. . . understand toe chief of Graves Is unhappy about aU those
tape recorders and things like that there. . .
Couldn't find toe coffee ln toe downstairs cafeteria but ran into toe
new coffee machine.. . works OK too.
Anti-Dow Chemical and napalm boys got going hot and heavy wlto
the hawks yesterday. . . overheard a bystander remark toat gasoline
would add fuel to toe fire and be a pretty good general facslmUe
thereof. . . bum who or what?
NoUce toe neat half moon on toe new announcement board? Un¬
derstand kids ln toe old days used to push over outhouses on
Halloween.
Looks as though there's no free hour and school wUl sUH start at
8 a.m., on again off again. What next? Anyone try for two free hours
and 7 o'clock classes?
Extra currlcular acUvlUes saw toe ModulaUon Monsters go down
ln utter defeat to Webb's wonders.. . wha hoppen?
Heard toat Dow Chemical also makes fish flour to feed too masses
ln India.. . good and bad side by side?
By toe bye, lost and found Is at toe campus patrol office ln case
you're to need of same.
Used to take a short cut across toe baseball field but somebody
locked toe gate. .. more exercise and corns toat way.
Pays to be an upperclassman soon. . . they'll get first choice at
the  new dorms.  .   .  Anyone sabotage toe girls' escape alarm re-
According to the Student President's office toe Great Pumpkin is
Association Praise
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have a close relationship wlto the
students and to work closely
wlto them on all of their projects.
We find lt very rewarding and
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LITTLE MAN
Burn, babys, burn. It seems
toat there Is a lack of Interest
on either side as to whether
or not we should protest na¬
palm. Many who protest napalm
are not necessarUy protesting the
war against fighting men. They
are protesting toe fact toat as
protectors of South Vietnam we
have maimed and scarred over
one-fourth of toe chUdren of
toat nation.
The protest Wednesday was
peaceful, but it let toe world
know toat toe young people of
America are concerned. It let
toe world know toat Fresno does
not want any part of toe murder
and multUaUon of Innocent chU¬
dren of our friendly allies.
Every light thinking American
should also stop to think, after
looking at toe colored pictures
displayed, would I want my chU¬
dren to look like this? Is this
the height toat a ChrlsUan na¬
tion can reach to man's Inhu¬
manity to man? What If this were
mychUd?
We ouUawed gas after World
War I, tried to ban toe bomb
after Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Perhaps toe united efforts of
enough thoughtful American
young people will get some older
heads to agree to banning napalm
and toe slaughter of those who
are too young to know what war
SHERMAN LEE POMPEY A7204
"THt5 HAS REN THE" fADST TOUCWNO APPEAL TO GET A
EDITORIAL
Actions Criticized
e college
Carol Robb, a leader of yesterday's
expounded  with  great  erudition  how
al and featured stories
The Daily CoUeglan, along wlto o
ommunlty, Is beginning to take a dim view of some acUons of those
iment" at FresnoState.
rotest against Dow Chemical,
he campus newspaper runs
n-hlch represent the so-called
liberal point of view—at a cost.
Judgment of the leaders of toe movement.
At first lt appeared toat toe group protesUng Dow Chemlcars
appearance had some InteUlgent means of attaining worthwhile
goals. Now lt looks like toe group should do some soul searching
before going off the deep end.
Another case ln point was toe hastily written petition asking
President Frederic W. Ness to cancel Dow's recruiter. Miss Robb
and toe 202 signers of the petition should bear ln mind toat they were
Infringing upon the rights extended to toe Dow Chemical Company or
any other company aftUlated wlto toe College Placement CouncU.
The Dally Collegian compliments President NessonhLs statement
published ln last Tuesday's Collegian to the Student Affairs Committee
ln answer to toe peUUon. He said, "1 cannot approve the request. . .
because ln my Judgment It violates toe principles of toe placement
policies accepted by Fresno State College and because granUng toe
request would Infringe on the rights of other students."
Rebellion for toe sake of rebellion Is fooUsh and has no positive
the world. We agree toat for years writing letters to Congressmen,
to editors of newspapers and other accepted means of protest have
not done the trick.
However, we believe toat d
ssentln Itself wUl not ca
sechan
The CoUeglan wUl suppor
logical point. However, when
gripe, their real value Is nU.
responsible dissent to
dissenters do nothing b
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The organlzaUon was formed
this fall by PhU Abernathy, Alpha
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"This group wUl give our boys
too moral support toat they need
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of Arts and Sciences completed
the Student Senate roster at Wed¬
nesday night's senate meeUng.
New members are Dave Bro¬
dle, Bruce Bronzan, PaulWaklm,
and John Walke. Brodle and Wa-
klm were previously serving as
senators this fall, resulting from
the senatorial selecUon for toat
Brodle contested toe selecUon
process, which replaced an open
elecUon within too school, and
helped Initiate a re-selecUonby
elecUon this fail.
Other senators recenUy ap¬
proved by the senate Include Gary
Deeter, Senator-at-large from
Arts and Lectures; Alan Ishlda,
sophomore class senator, and
Stewart McGee, Senator-at-large
from Athletics.
Student president Mike Case
presented the Statement of Stu¬
dent Rights, which was ratified
by toe California State CoUege
Student Presidents AssoclaUon,
to toe Senate for review.
The second edition of Case's
newsletter Is avaUable to toe
Student President's Office. Issue
number two reports on a break¬
down of student fees, a discus¬
sion of too College Union fee,
and Chancellor Glenn^S.Dumke's
forthcoming visit.
THE NEWS.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN—3
AppllcaUons for toe College
Union Board are avaUable In toe��Student President's Office unUl
Nov. 8. There Is one position on
toe board open and lt will be fUled
by Student Senate appointment.
Picture Proofs
Senior and graduate student
picture proofs for toe yearbook
are now avaUable to toe Student
President's Office. The proofs
unit was on campus should make
arrangements wlto toe photo¬
grapher, Murosako, to have a
studio sitting by Nov. 10.
Tri-Bela
Trl-Beto, a biology club, wlU
mett Friday at 6:30 p.m. ln toe
if Norm Chrlstensen, 5754
Europe between January 29 i
February 2 ln a group flight may
contact Charles S. Felver, De¬
partment of English at Chlco
State College for additional to
formation. Participants wUl save
20 percent of toe round-trip cost
from San Francisco to London to
San Francisco.
i  traveling to     chapter of toe American Society
a potluck dlnne
Students Have Hope
Of Barstow Repaying
Something Is finally being done
>r surfacing and
it width. Thanks to Paul E,
traffic     hazard  and  congostioi
problem.
Since toe street Is located or
toe Fresno city-
toe City of Fres
), both
Food to go.
Open 4  p.m.-3 a.m.
530 N. Blackstone
tnV   (off Belmont) Ad 7-7054
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COMING SOON
TO THE PLACEMENT OFFICE
of ClvU Engineers wUl meet Nov.
10 at 7-.30 p.m. ln toe Faculty
Dining Room of toe Cafeteria for
N. Saffor_, „.
and Initiation ol
Basketball For Pep Girls
Try-outs for pep girls for
basketball will be held Nov. 8 at
6 p.m.  ln Cafeteria Committee
PracUce clinics will be held
today at 7 p.m., tomorrow at
4 p.m. and Tuesday at 4 p.m.
ln too auditorium of too Labora-
Glrls desiring further Infor¬
mation may contact Carol Mat¬
thews, head pep girl, at 222-8631.
of Fresno are asked by the i
solution, to take Immediate acUon
to alleviate the problem.
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