1973_02 The Daily Collegian February 1973

              OOUO HANSEN
Annual jazz band festival
to be held on Feb. 24
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Th* ninth annual Jazz Hand
Festival at i. M'f will he held
Saturda.-. Feb. ?4. The Svp-u,
menl of ir-usl* will sponsor the
•vent whKh will he held Ui the
College Vnlon lounje r>***:irinin-c
at " i.n
] wvniy six \*il tsajisdji and
wot* that **00 J,lu-leni mush Una
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groups and nine communitr lol
lege jazz bands. The two csur
Jaza Bands also will psM.fornl
The festival performancea »,,
open 10 the public without charge
The winners of the festival wiu
be featured In a Jazz band con.
cert tne same night al I p.m ,B
the Kresno Clly College Audi,
lot turn
The concert also will feature
the r resno *Klx* Band, a jo.
plere group of high school and
college band directors and local
professionals under the direr not
of l.arry Sutherland; and the
I resno Ctlj Schools Honor Stage
Hand. fossMed and directed t.y
.'tar rjr Muvukllan of Hoover llirh
hrhuol.
Iirkets lo the evening concert
available ai ihe door, are S3 lor
adults. SI for high school M1i.
fle.its and under and 11 50 for
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CEDAR-SHAW
1
request  ws.i
passed hjr the sen.
sent to the Board of Dtr
for approval.
At last Monday's BOD mi
the proposal carried with.
dissenting votes, those o!
Levin, -Baxter's representative,
apd Chairman Ralph Evans.
Laaftilght ASB Administrative
Vice President  Hal Bole
quests are being carried out aad
the findings should be presented
to him this morning.
Evidently Baxter wants clarification on Ihe loan, because he
registration fees by 5p.m. today.
Bolen said lhal most scholarships given through the university would technically be in vlo-
deadUne  and
■'  payment of
aUtogetber,*  Bolen   said
the foreign students do not
tha back fees they will be
forced lo sit out the semester,
but their problems do not end
there as most are In the United
States on student visas and must
be registered (or 12 unllsorrace
deportation.
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MtlOAV, FEBHUAMY 16, 19*3
tHkMN
FRESNO
r ■     CALIFORNIA      STATE      UNIVERSITY,
EOP budget to depend
oh Chancellor Dumke
ASB officers propose new
reduction in student senate
Hi Hon UroKo
Staff writer
Manuel 1'eraz, Jir.dor ol
C'St/K's Educational Opportunliy
Program 't'OPi hopes lhat next
fall's EOP budget will be based
nn In* rerommendaiionsolChan-
ewllor Glerm Dumxe's office.
Perei alSBjWntedthaitheCall.
rornla Stale  Legtalaturr should
nm arretji Ihe Department of Fl
nance's    recommendation   stben
ih* trustees derld* in June.
'They could meei Ihe recommendations   hased  on the chancellor's office because It's real
Istlr.' said Perez.a second-year
director.
■There's no way lo really figure out what our budget will he.
There Is always a lot ol uncer-
taints.   Sometimes It doesn't look
too good, nut you never knew,*
said Peres.
perei charged Governor Ronald Reagan's lack of Interest In
EOP. a program designed tohelp
minority and low Income students, as the key reason why Ihe
budget remains continually
cloudy.
'The governor has not thought
too highly of EOP in the pest, and
thai Is why the budget Is always
rut each year. The trustees and
legislators have always Included
us in their budget.
•This is the first time the Finance Department (Reagan's appointed office) has come out with
an estimated budget lor EOP. and
l think it's a good sign,* said
Peres.
The    department's    proposed
1973-74 EOP budget includes $2.2
million lor student grants and
$1.6 million for administration
program costs, totaling $J.A million. This figure, of course, represents statewide funding.
Perez prefers the Chancellor's
ad hoc budget committee proposal, which totals $4 million
with $2.4 million (or g ranis and
$1.6 million lor program administration.
Perez is especially concerned
with the grant monies, since It
determines the number receiving financial assistance. The
Chancellor's Office's budget
would involve, If accepted, approximately 2*0 more students
than the financial department's
budget.
(Continued so Page 4, Col. 4)
By Royal Alvord
SUff Writer
A conflict between representation and efficiency prompted
much of the discussion In
Wednesday's Student Senate
meeting In which a proposed revision of ihe Association Bylaws
waa presented.
Legislative Vice-President
Woody Brooks and Administrative Vice-President Hal Bolen
have drawn up the proposal which,
a* Bolen pot it, 'la Just being
thrown out for discussion at thta
time.*
The mala topic of concern to
the senators waa Ihe Item calling
(or a reduction In the a ze of the
senate,
The plan calls for maintaining
senators from the College Union
Board, ihe Board on Athletics
snd the Board on Publications.
Four senators would come from
committees which would alao be
formed by the new bylaws. These
committees would be consolidations of existing committees, said
Bolen,
Between three and eight other
senators would be sleeted, said
Bolen, making a total of from
10 lo IS senators, a major reduction from Ihe present 29 aea-
atora.
Prime opponents of Hie Idea
were Senators Liz San Juan and
Pal Wilson. They said that reducing Uta number of senators
would eel Ihe amount of student
representation.
Wilson said aha was especially
concerned lhal there waa no provision tor senators representing
various schools.
Bolen told Ihe senators ha appreciated Ihelr comments but
asked them to consider Ihe proposal aad make individual suggestions to him aad Brooks.
Other proposed changes are:
the transfer of budgetary powers
over mandatory student body fees
from the Board of Dlrectora
(BOD) to Student Senate aad
transfer of budgetary powers
over ihe College Union and College union lea from the BOO to
the College Union Board.
BOlan said students would have
more representational Input Into
the budget under the chance since
all 10 lo IS senators would be
drawing the budget. There are
four students on Ihe BOD.
One change being suggested la
alao being pushed by Ihe trustees
of the California State University
and Colleges system.
Under National Collegiate Athletic Association rules, any board
or committee controlling athletics must be 'Institutionally*
controlled. Bolen uM -insUtu-
HO>-Bjnoed on pact a. Col. 1)
Block candidates for city
posts will speak in 01
Two representatives of the
black community who are running
for city government offices will
highlight Black History Weekac.
tlvltlea on campus today with
speeches In the CU Lounge.
Dan Rldeaux, a city council
candidate, and John Nellums, who
is running for mayor, will speak
from I to $ p.m.
Rldeaux, who Is challenging the
seat held by P. J. Camaroda, has
been Involved tn city politics for
six years. Rldeaux has moat recently worked In the Affirmative
Action program of Model Clues,
which helps minorities find employment.
Rldeaux said he doesn't Intend
to run his campaign on such Issues aa taxes and education because 'they're both handled by
the state.'
Rldeaux said the Important
message of hla campaign will be
lncraar <*J representation of minorities. He said the real threat
to minority participation In government -la the white liberal who
makes promises to minority
groups and then falls to follow
through.
•The day of while liberalism la
over.* Rldeaux said. 'If you believe In It. don't tell me you'll
represent me, give me a chance
lo represent myself,*
Rldeaux, who eetlmatea that ha
has helped at least 170 persons
get jobs In Fresno In the laat
year and a half, said It's time the
people of this cliy realize 'there
are more than one or two racea
in Fresno."
Rldeaux received hla B.A. degree tp psychology from CSUF In
1968.
John Nellums will also speak on
Ihe black political experience.
lie la the manager of a local liquor store and has alao bean Involved In West Fresno community
projects.
Nellums  said he waa running
for the position of mayor of Frea-
no becaus e he waa aware of the
problems facing the Fresno rest-
(Coatanued on Page 4, Col. 1)
THE SINGERS AJ30VE ware part olttMaotWHIoa from earlier In L
was in the performance Tuesday In tha Oollaeja Union r0ui**ra;'Tlw «s*4l*'«i^,Jwru„..,.n,
today with speeches by Dan Ridezus, a candidate for Freeno Ctty Coiiwll »i|d .leM re*4rwrn%^
nlng for mayor. In the College Union lournje fnxri 1 to 3 iwti.       '■> -■'•