1969_10 The Daily Collegian October 1969

              Daily
Collegian
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1968
Board acts on resignation
Dana Burger replaces
Eggert as Campus editor
By Margy Barter
Collegian Staff Writer
The Board of Publications yss-
terday accepted tho resignation
of Brian Ergon, editor of Campua '70 by an t-1 vote and then
named Dona Burger as hla suc-
In hla raeltnatlon, Eggert said
hs was "tod op* with tha •sun
tactics* employed by the board.
The board boa tolled to commit ltaelf to the publication of a
yearbook this I 	
of an  apparent  lack of l
lntereet.
Tha gtudenu' apathetic attitude
toward the yeerbook prompted the
board to piece Effort on o amnion th f
\__m
sties Burger, a member of
Alpha Gamma, told the board aha
was a •Greek" and therefore
could enlist the support of soror-
ltles and frsternltlea, which Effort, a non-Greek, was unable
to do.
The board deferred action on a
papar published by F.S.C- foreign students until the proposal
can be investigated more thoroughly.
Campus International would appear every two weeks as a sup-
plsmsnt to tha Dally Collaglan.
A spokesman tor the foreign
gtudenu said that feel they can
ing of signifl-
^^^^  lee to vsrtRl	
lntereet In such a publication.
However, Eggert said a board
member told him he had not
•tried herd enough' to keep the
book.
Dr. Robert Csrr.sboard mem-
ber and chairman of the Finance
and Industry Dassart-,eat, aald it
PAC. hss aa enrollment ef
about 500 toratgn atudenta.
In other action, the beard da-
footed a  motion, by a 4-3 vote
abandon tha yearbook.1
Tke board coma
on hlo sttorts to save 1
cation and th
Burger, who aald Effort's lack
of •good aaissBsaaa-tp,- food
-sg_ggmg.it and ability were responsible tor the
failure,- to the edltorahlp.
Rafferty wifrspeak Saturday
to business educators
State Supsiintsndant of Public instraottoo Dr. Mas Raftorty
will addreee a maa tint of the central aag tion ef the California
Business Education AssocUtioo this wiisina at Freeno -tola
Collate.
Tho controversial administrator of the stats's pabllc achool
system will talk or. -Whet's Happening in Call tends Education-"
Dr. Rafferty'a apeech win be delivered Saturday ln the
Internetional Room of too cafeteria st 11:15 a.m. A Question
and answer period lo gchadolart following tho speech.
Too C.B.E.A. is eompooed of bustasss Instructors, ranglof
from junior high school throufh four-year collefoe. Saturday'a
meeting to ths first of thrss scheduled confarsocsa tor the
orfanlxatloo thia year, aeoordtaf to Ito vice preeldent Dwsyne
Schramm.
Dr. Raftorty, slsctod to Us eurront post la lttt and re-
elected la 1964 kg almost three million rotas, has been ths
center of nowiseraray with hie herd stands against campua
radicals, •pragroasive education" aat campus <tomonatratlo-a.
Tbe conservative Republican coma to national attention when
m delivered his controversial epeech, Ths Passtof of the
Patriot,- to 1961. and wreta a bast poller, •Suffer, Little
Children," a year later la which ha labeled progressive edu-
cs-oe a failure aad criticised those sdueatore whoodvneate it.
Since hla election as Stato Saportotandem ef aehoola, Dr.
Rafferty hoe remained one ef the moat talked about edaeetora
in the nation.
lo woo dstoatod la his sttompt tor a United Stotss Sseou
oaat from Csiltornla last yaar by Alaa Cranston. Dr. Raftorty
eurreatly writes s BBttaaanr-ByaiiBatoil cotamn which la ear-
rieu kg more thaa 100 i
Dr. Walker wifrtdi
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bid for interii
would accept presidency
By Beverly Kennedy
Colleflsn Managing I
Dr. Harold Walker,
vice   president,   yesterday   ante can-
poeltton opened up wtth the reelf-
nstton of Freono SUte CoUego
President Frederic W. Neee, but
Indicated he was not eliminating
himself from the full-time presidency.
Dr. Walker called a or ass
conference yeetorday at noon to
announce hla decision.   He ac
knowledged the faculty support an
od hoc committee generated last
week when thst froup circulated
petitions to support of Dr. Walker
tor acuta, preeldent.
The ad hoc committee, hggdod
by Profeeeor Peter Klassen of
the history depertment. secured
Sll slgnatureo lost week ln support of Walker'a appointment es
actluf president. Earlier last
week, It wss annouaced that Dr.
Jamee Flkea. assist sot professor of health science, waa being
pushed tor tos rsjpdsn.inai.1. Dr.
that Gary Daloyan bs admitted to
the board as a non-voting member.
. Daloyan, a board member lest
.yeer, ssld ha could do mach to
He-tribute to the board without a
Til board ia lncklng to people who are familiar with oper-
attona,' he said.
He alao pointed out that all the
board members did aot attend
the maaftngB. Hia status as a
non-voting member woald snsbls
him to act aa a proxy.
Don Saflano, elected as ths new
board chairman, aeld Daloyan's
l upon campus publications
(Continued on Psge 4, Col. 1)
portal by Weoley Craven, chairman of ths Preeno County Board
of Supervisors.
In waa king his anm
Dr. Walker aald he was •
to hsvs received the support i
such s large number of the faculty bat aald hs believed Ida i
effective role would bo to continue to Ms current cap-dry,
offering, during the Interim between pressdenu, his •esrneet
and enthusiastic snerflee to ths
task of renewing and atrengthen-
inf ■ tha ability et F.S.C. to eerve
the o*tor_itonal needs of the j
pie of California.
Dr. Walker eald he notified tl
chancellor'a office of hlo do
and said ths chancellor mi
Indication   to him if aa
presldsnt has been selected yet.
Dr. Walker, who has been fen
arally gupported by mode rates
and liberals on campua,
aerved aa acting praoldanl when
Dr. Neee has been sway.
While he eald it •would as
Inappropriate to support or i
support sny eendMnte tor acttaf
preeldent," he noted that the
moot successful collets presidents srs those who have had
tecutty experience.
Both Dr. Walker and Dr. Flaas
hsve had auch experience.
Considering   the   nslltlBBS  to
aupport   of  hia  nniatoamei  far
actlag president  Dr. Walker aald
ha  ningmint tbto  "this is i
committment   oa
for toa actual grigHtiaiy,
after  Dr.   Walker's
■aat, that eesr thoath Dr. Wal
had withdrawn from has em
dacy  tor  acting pre-htont,
there otlll la k need tor I
-lass as aald ha received git
ter from tos rhanosllor ysstsi
~ i fssalty t
tea act,*
DR. HAROLD WALKER
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weak  aaaa toe state
Board af Trueteee maate la
Marvin X bearing delayed until
Wednesday; Dr. Ness will testify
Freano Superior Coart Judge
Kenneth Androoo delayed until
Wedneeday a heerlng on s requsot
by Marvin X for s preliminary
injunction to aetata Fresno Stats
CoUego Prasldaat Frederic W.
Nooo, Stole CoUego Chancellor
Glenn 8. Dumke aad the Stato
Collate Board of Trustees from
reroovinf him from his lectureship ln the Ethnic Studies Pro-
fram.
Dr. Naaa la expected to teetlfy
at tha Wedneeday agaatoa as to
whether he led Marvta X to believe that hs waa Mred ae a fan
time lecturer this tell.
Marvin X'a attornsy, Dice
Morrow, will ask Dr. Nsss tossy
whether or not ho approved, with
reooryatloos, of tho toatatemsst
of the Haak le tourer.
Dr. nemo eeatoa tMa la to a
declare don filed to court yeetor-
doy. He has also died a ereae
rifapUlsl oo behalf sf age truot-
to har Marvin X 1
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kalnaaa of the -qualified" instructor Mi
School of Arte ond Sclencee (the c ml snag   that   ha to
Bttsaae Studlsg Program comee deceits Dr. Net
under this school) aad Richard hs ls unfit to toa ah.
Keyes,  chairman of the Ethnic Keyes   aaya  aaM   ao  at
Studies program, that Marvin X -qualified*   to  tsach   a I
waa not to teach elaaaea until Btod.ee course baoansg an i
he had bean ofBelally approved.    ' dorde lar toa dofree have
Marvia X baton teaching Ma sat by aaa atata. Marvia X
classss on September II end Dr. that he to q___fted to tone
Nooo saya that he sent me mo ran- maiasa aa la 1 Baching (eta
duma  to both Dr.  Burtner aad to black thssssr, poetry ond
Keyee remlndinf them of his tor- pegaada aa R tovolvee the I
professional   aad practical
pertence ta theee arena.
i that hs told Dr
Dr. Ness aays toot beladoo-t-
ful whsthsr gledanto in Marvin
X'a elaaa will receive credit tor
thdr work. Many af Ma etudento
ars rsgistored under the Kco-
Prof ram
• to Dr. Ness, sloes
ot credits tor thsm cotod reoalt
to o rhrm fl en_t dtaiepUaa at tho
program la general aa wan aa
lajarlag toa programa of Into-
vldaal giadaau.
Tha Belt filed oabahatfof toe
 L ead Or. Neee
says faat --lowing Marvia X to
teach wUl prevent tb. hlrtnf of s
Drop deadline
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drop a coarse without a _a
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