1978_01 The Daily Collegian January 1978

              Editorial
'A good newspaper is a nation talking to itself
if Arthur Miller was right, if "a
good news paper Is a "a"0" lading to
itself," then a good campus newspaper
is a campus talking to itself.
The pages of "The Daily Collegian"
are open to all members of the campus
communlty--students and teachers, secretaries and janitors, administrators and
"admlnlstratees."
Beginning Mon., Feb. 6, we will be
printing on a regualr basis a special
magazine supplement, tentatively called
"Issues will attempt to examine the
role of tbe university in this society.
•Does academic research benefit
the society as a whole, or only the
jarticular Industry or government
organization    sponsoring   the re-
•How much say should students
have in determining their educational experience0
•What form does and should collective bargaining take In this university?
•Title  IX:     Can there be equal
opportunity without equal funding''
•What will the long range effect
of the Bakke decision on minority
education''
The above are only a few of the
"Issues" we hope to examine in our
first "mini-magazine."
We're going to need your input. A
dialogue only exists if there Is more than
one voice. We need to know what your
concerns are and how you feel about
"A good newspaper Is a nation talk-
Our eventual goal Is to make The
Daily Collegian truly a daily newspaper.
Our title change reflects this optimism.
Each issue of The Dally Collegian
is the result of approximately 180 man-
and woman-hours of labor. To many
of the staff, working on this paper is
virtually a full-time Job. Despite-these
efforts,   however,  there  is much that
If desired, regular contributors c
stringers will be given credit in 01
staff box.   Anonymity can also- be a:
Our stale
Having struggled from a dally to
twice-a-week status, we have recently
undergone a period of consolidation. Now
we're ready to grow again.
This newspaper is returning to the
thrice-weekly publication schedule last
semester's staff valiently attempted last
semester, but had to abandon due to a
personnel shortage. To aid us in this
endeavor, we are utilizing previously
"surplus" advertising revenues to purchase new equipment and hire addition-
The Daily
Collegian
staff needs
HELP!-
Ws> have openings for thro*
full-timo reporter*. (Futl-timort write
at loast one story an isiuo and work on
k, production on* evening per week.)We olsol
have openings for two photographers, on* of whom
may be  Photo editor. The above  positions are
salaried ones (but if you are after the money, you'd
do better in politics or real estate).  We also    need
volunteers, lookinglor experience.
To apply or find out more, visit us in the
Keats Campus Bldg. (just So. of Kennel
Bookstore) orcall 487-2486.
I 'Not psychiatric help-.
[ Our present staff is already committed
The editors of all three jjubllcatlonj
are subject to the CSUF Publications
Code.
Orfaihatioi
The Daily Collegian is published on
Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, excluding holidays, with funds supplied
by the Associated Students and our
advertisers. Our office space Is rented
from the university.
Staff members receive no college
credit for their Involvement with the
newspaper. However, staff members
are paid stipends In the form of salaries
The editor of "The Dally Collegian"
is selected by the CSUF Media Council prior to the beginning of each semester.
The editor of Tbe Dally Collegian
is also responsible for supervising the
editors of the two monthly minority
editions, Uhuru and La Vol, both of-
whom are also selected by the Media
Council, and who then choose their
respective staffs.
occurs on campus that goes unreported--
perhaps because there are at least a
thousand members of the CSUF campus
community for every reporter we have
available.
You can help by becoming a "source"
or contributor* Sources are people
who supply the newspaper staff with
information, usually about some area of
the campus'they are familiar with (e.g.,
someone in the Linguistics Dept. who
"leaks" us information about upcoming/
past events). Contributors are just
that:    people who contribute articles,
in be  "leaked"  to us
in person (see map), in writing, or by
calling us at ext. 2487 or 2486 (off-
campus, dial 487-2487). We would be
particularly pleased if information provided us Included the "five W's and the
H" of Journalism: Who, What, Where,
When, Why and How. Written stories
do not have to be composed in a manner
designed to win the Pulitzer Prize for
Journalism; but should Include as much
relevant Information as possible.
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sently   c
Being confined in a place such at this,
with no friends or relatives on the outside, Is the worst form of punishment
imaginable.
In an effort to overcome by personal
sense of loneliness and frustration, 1
be* your help in establishing correspondence vlth concerned and realistic people
further engulfed in the loneliness and
despair of this prison.existence, so If
at all possible, please print my ad in
24-year-old man In prison, lonely and
in  desperate  need  of  someone  to ac-
spondence with concerned and realistic
people.     Will  immediately  answer all
to:   Maurice   Henderson,  No. 143-862,
P.O. Box 69, London, Ohio 43140.
Students,  please  allow   me  to  thanl
Our advertising offices are located
in the Keats Campus Bldg. (see map),
phone:487-2266.
Our open rate for display advertisements is $2.45 per column Inch. Ki.
tiooal and political advertisers are charged at tbe rate of S2.80 per column
Inch (NOTE: A column inch Is one
column wide by one Inch deep).
Students and other members of tbe
campus community can advertise at the
rate of $2.10 per column Inch, Organizations which receive funding from
the Associated Students may place advertisements at the rate of $1.75 per
column Inch. *
Our open rate for classified ads is
$0.45 per line (approximately six wordsX
Students and other members of the
campus   community  may advertise at
the special rate of three (3) lines (or
a dollar.
The deadline for all advertisements
is three (3) working days In advanci,
at 12:00 p.m. Classified advertisements
must be paid in advance.
"The Daily Collegian" Is published by the Associated Students
of California State University, Fresno, Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays.
Editor:  Bruce Scott
Managing editor: Diarme Soils
Associate editor:    Phil Templetoo
Associate editor:   Mike Fitrgerald
Sports   editor:    Michelle Cornek)
Reporters:     Laura   Baslla,   Lois
Grunwald, Bill Ross, Joan Vanklrk,
Jerry Wathen, Diane Zastovnik
Photographers:  Pete Bares, Lonnle
Eskrldge
Staff cartoonist:  Brian Lum
Contributor: Sunny Frj>zier
Business manager:   Becky Holman
Advertising manager: BillEryslan
I Assistant advertising manager:
Steve Martin
^Support staff:   Carol Kissinger   1
YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE
A JOURNALISM MAJOR
TO WRITE FOR
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
That's riflef, Ideal itselfis eeoegh to
9;briak into print' in Ac The Dily CoUean.
II t*i km i yei to pen, cai type ion-hype,';
or hid wart to eatartda, cdicite iid iifera m thoaseads of readers,:
we «y hive i war did yoi dei't even hive to create siHv pits «
. rhyaes; we'll eve. take serioes Mterid). Drop off what you've
at ob editorial office:  The worst that will happei will be a polite
Thank yea, bet we can't ase this riojrj.no»'.   Aid there is a good
chance (especially H you're is talented as we rhah you mt) that wj
wit say,   'Tvriicl Mow this is Ike kind of staff that wins PalHwrsi;
.J like to write your story.
CaD the Dally Collegian (487-2486)
and ask for Bruce or Dianrie..
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