1972_05 The Daily Collegian May 1972

              Peace Corps recruiting
volunteers for farming
Twmmdmy. Mmy 23. 1972    THE DAILY COLLEGIAN    7
Drew: non-retention
to Peace Corps agti-
reeralttngapectallst
Michael Roeenberg.
srg wtU be In Fresno
adsy. interviewing
UliallBl raxplliaaii for the Peace
Coras. He am conduct later-
vtewe from xaoa to 8 p.m. aach
day. at toe Towa aad Coaatry
Lodge. 30g3 N. Highway gg. He
appointment* are ssceeaary for
Interviews.
•We believe thst a large number off
was to trvMbse aad that we might
be brtrartog votaxtteera home. But
th* budget ciists is over sad sll
oft
Mo
beef
our recrulttn* efforts
"Our moot immsritxt* raxed to
for degT*ed sgrtctotarslists,* he
sddad. •Bat there are plenty of
—letters-
rcoatlBusd from page I)
And,   tf  toetortcal  compartaons
interest yea. eoseldar this: Pree-
mor* frsedoms In this war than
ware su*p*f*d*d by thst •underno
cratlc dictator" Abraham Lincoln
In the American Civil Wsr!
Bat alttmst*ly the point to re
m*mb*r ls that the wool* eom-
p*r*tlve government game is
IRBELEVA14T.
J. Wat. Ftvtoright (to oas of hi.
of other nations EXCEPT TOTHE
EXTENT THAT THEY TRY TO
EXPORT THEM.' Soath VTetnem
Is  not  'exportlraj* bar govern-
In toe pro-World Wsr II period
Joseph Stalin killed 12 million
Russtsns whll* HtUer killed sti
million Germaaa. Yet we teemed
ap wtth Stalin against Hitler
Why Becsus* Hitler was trying
to export hta rsglm*, Stalin (at
thst Urns) waa not.
The situation In VtetaxMB IS
IdSntlcsl. W*ar*isot fight la* FOR
Soath VtotsBTaXesee "freedom," we
are .wjallBg. AGAINST North Viet -
namese (aad by Bxtssstsa, toetot)
agsrooeloa. We are dotsg so tor
crwclal ressona both local sad
global, oar ulttmaualmbetsg th*
world peace which Mr. Whlp-
laahe. aad I, so eegsrly thirst
sftor.
Lsstly. I find It revealta* that
Mr Whipisshe ls sa devoid of
th* coarse* of hi* convictions
that he will not *tga hla own
nsrne (ss do I) bat todss c raven-
ly behind a psaadoaym.
•Oa the other hand, I eaa*t say
thst I blame Max. If I bald hta
views. Id hide too'
Jsmes Holmes
Pnton candidal*  |
Editor of th* Collegian
This ls gr*at fun aarnla* tha
tiU* of Public Enemy si.
My weasxax* - Brstos. Determination. Bell Point Pee aad the
PMB   Prisoners Msll Bos)
Administration's weaposs -
Refused to see res; aot allowing
bbs to asarwsr my rr**il: isfassl
la nexra say cwawaah etaastfics-
tion so that I might hold a news
by aa off-waxy prison
(Oh, I'm lsgsily raxaxasj
of the  L.s.a ,.
■I 've iBaSdwtitten
lettera to Con-
r they
The oaly reoxiresxewts," said
Roeesamrg, -are that yoa be at
toast » year* old, hsv* worked
on a farm for et least two yesrs,
aad be ctegl* or without d*peedent
eaaafrree If you are sxarriad.
Thsr* to ao BBBer age limit -
Among to* type* of eg back-
ad for non-dear* livestock,
i (core, srheet, oats. rice),
fruit aad aat farming,
•agwtsiHsa. eg exteaslon. beekeeping and Irrigation.
Ag degrees sre being -ought in
agronomy, plant patisology, plant
genetics (for Malaysia. Jamaica
and the PMUpptaes), horticulture
(for Ecuador aad Micron****).
aa*mal a***b*ndry (» ivaeded ror
th*f*h!Upptn*.).veter1r«r7medl.
ctoe (Brsril). ag economics Ma
Isysls aad the  Philippine*), sg
[f Ghana ).a<
(Eastern Carlbbeen. Ghana, In
ag aateaetoa (Brazil), soil eel-
•ae* (Malaysia. Iran), taxi sg
journalism (Jamaica, Malaysia)
Forestry  aad nshsiias back-
»to
s tsavohlag peat Has rathsr
of Dr. Drew.
•Tha dlsJoga* of the Personnel
Committas helped me Changs ray
com mitts*   thsr*
tor svslustlng
graato wer* Lseklag.
1 would aay this la a probiem
la i
«scour*** from flv* otiser people
on which to roach saw
Thsr* la s belief arnong *****
**ho asajauuii Dr. Drew's retention
that to* committee evaluated her
too heavily on her work **dtres-
Senate chooses
Jansen pro fern
Th* nswly *l*ct*d l
i met 1st* yesterday afteraoon
crtteiie to svaleato taa**." prasato tescial Work PtrBsaail
Tebor said to Dr. Drew's ease
t la evaluate ia      la-M fee body be i
"a  very      * *»st1ed of tore* yaare. Pree-
rBiaor part ts bar tsacMag lwxc-
ttoa."
Dr. Drew's daxto* hav* bees
primarily administrative as she
baa only tsasjbt a few rtossBB to
Congress - Forget It
City Editors - Not yet
College Editors - Wonderful'
What does the Warden to*r">
Oa October 21. 1471 t toad the
last Wards*(In writing, h* wouldn't  s*s me tother) thst I would
cloes all toderal prisons within
three months of taking office as
President of the U.S.A. So follow
Americans  -  Writ*  ms, writ*
ths   Warden,   figure   out   some
peaceful protests.
Sincerely,
John J. risairroBd. Jr. 18441
C*U4A*.
P.S. I'm 48, atrsrto. college grad
aad never vtoleat thenar* of Irish
to J. Dwaaao
C*ll 4AS 1
I, Jr. 1*441
8*1000
BBXt
Hats presidents  travel
Editor of the CoUeglan:
he's flying te a treat ass meeting
wtth the old president. Why
couldn't they hav* tsasn a car snd
saved ths stadeat* aom* money"
Are we to espsct aaothsr yeer of
the *sms>
Sharyn Woodson
The •lection of a president
pro tern tor nest year was pro-
longed aa the ssaat* r*nd*r*d
two tt* vote* before raaoMsg
Lloyd Jansen over Sharyn Woodson for th* poettto*.
By secret ballot th* aaaBtBrs
twice eeat 11 votes each for the
two and then after a abort rs-
c***, a third vote gave Janeen a
BBBtotity.
J ana en eald earlier that be had
"a record of taking things span
before! vot* oe them.*
"1 hope to help eetabllah •better rstottoaahlp between the ssaat* and th* administration, something that haa baen lacking to
thi*   year's   senate.*   be   said.
Other   senate decisions were:
Board on Athletic*: Alan Briscoe. Jeff Moore. Kurt Schmidt
and Jo* Luag
Board on Performing Art*: Pat
Wilson. Delme Garcia and Ramon
OMvariia.
Board of Directors: Alan Brts-
co* sad Sherya Woodson
Board aa PaMiceMaa*: Csorgs
Wada aad Esther Castillo.
Board oa the Collage Union:
Lester Dsanett sad pat Agslrr*.
Board on Child Day Cere Coaler: Jsaay Bslley sad Sue Fltt-
gsraM.
Child Day Csrs Center Ad-
vtsory Board: Bores* McNeil sad
Pstiicta Cisco.
S*x*at* Appotntrrisssta: Esther
Castillo, Social Science. Sua Fltx-
gerald. Education.
College Union • Studsats Ap-
d:   Joe   Guagllardo.   Rich
I John Wallace,
ssaat* wttl taks office to.atoly aad will serve sasttl
- of 1*73.
Prior to comlag so FSC oaths
grant. Dr. Drew xeaa aa aasxs-
tsat dean M I
Mai
D.S.W. (DocXartoeofsxxrtolWork)
lsst April from the Gsorg* Warren Brown School of Social Work,
Wasaaasrlon   UM varsity   la   St.
Dr. Drew dtssgrs*s wtth the *"***"•"
ssld the members erred tn jadg- [*______rw ************** *■ •"*-
ing her coattnutng edacatior. da- ***** to aawcativ* aaxasxayae.*
ties faulty H* eald Be Bast st a
"1  woald like to respect das ****   *» ****  "■"■■■■ '"
proeeea la tots matter. I caa't ^B*a *
speak to the reasess btodad th* "*"'" ****** **** <
comattttae's   declalon.   bat I'm totoaaaaa.*
very mach dietrcssed at the sc- «l atraagif bebeve to toe dele
tlon at th* school level." gsttoa of authority ta rtopaitassin
Dr. Drew voiced noatirfcsac* to *** *tm*°1'' ** •****.
h*r three yoara ae director aad        If Baxter'* rhiialaa Is oas of
■aid,  I'll stand oa the ft lea of aoa-reteatloa.   Tessxr   said Dr.
• program Drew -will have the privilege of
what ws call • tersaaaal fear.9
I she waa gratified at TMs would ****** * laat yearof
the BBBfuii shown by stadest**nd toachiag. by the end af whSch Dr
faculty star* th* committee'*da- Drew a
BSU: school boycott
Conttr.
spegel)
BSU Bstleve* Wright to be "a.
perfect asasap** af «
ttona of s rslevsatBI
tor." BSU also chad Wright's
help to orgaedtlng ttss-ctockC sacs* I* th* School of Social Work
sag hts kelp la orxssSslag aad to
chairing the Black Faculty aad
Staff Aaaoctattoa, axe first ever
M PSC.   Wright haa served aa
I were earoUed ta
gjg 1471.
Wright has ale* been actively
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