1970_10 The Daily Collegian October 1970

              THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
r-COLLEGIAN POLL"
Should women be drafted?
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,1970    THS. DAILY COLLEGIAN
Rush hour traffic hazard eliminated
if Vietnam
By Margy Barger
Susan  B.  Anthony  led  women through the streets
vote.    Carrie Natldh rallied women to close the bars.
So why ls no one leadlng.women through the jungles t
fight the war?
The Collegian Poll this week asked Fresno State College students:
•Should women be drafted Into the armed services?"
Martin D. Kilgore, senior chemistry major:
"Martha Mitchell, Mrs. Agnew, Pat Nixon, Golda
Meier, Mrs. Rogers and Shirley Temple - yes.*
Carmen Dorsey, senior music major: "Women
should serve, but on a voluntary basis. If they are
drafted, they shouldn't have to bear arms. There
The FresnoState College Campus Planning Committee and the
ExecuUve Dean's Office have announced plans to eUmlnate the
(raffle hazard on North  Maple
The hazard, has been caused
by the rush hour backlog of cars
stopped for temporary parking
stickers at the dispenser just
north of Shaw Avenue.
Dr. Frank Goishi, FSC's Build
ing Coordinator, aaid the present
ticket dispenser will be moved
further north on Maple and away
from Shaw, and a second dispenser will be Installed ln the
parking lot south ot the New AdmlnlstraUon Building.
The new dispenser will be
placed on the south side of the
lot at a point near Shaw Avenue.
Persons normally using that
parking lot will be able to pull
into  the lot to get their tickets
before parking and will not stack
up along Maple.
Persons using other lots on
campus will be able to stop on
Maple before proceeding.
Goishi said that the changes
should be completed by today.
In another development, Goishi
said the 1,570-car parking lot
now under construction Just east
of the New. Administration Building should be opened tart use
by December or January.
e qualified to do."
ulse Delia Maggoria, senior marketing major:
, why not? It doesn't make any difference at
- for the simple fact If 1 were drafted, I would
Jack Reagan, urban and regional planning graduate student: "I don't think women should be drafted:
I   simply  don't  buy  the womi
Susan Morgan, senior sociology major:
women shouldn't be drafted. I'm a woman, :
don't want to be drafted.*
Debbie Cavln, freshman art major: "No, no, no!
Women should not be drafted. In the first place,
the woman belongs ln the home. I'm completely
antl-femmlnlst movement. Men should go out and
fight and do all the masculine things. Women should
stay home and take care of the house and raise the
children."
Sean Morra, senior English major: "I'm even
against drafting men. The way the draft operates
now ls unfair. It's unfair because It hits at a very
difficult time, such as when a boy is going to
school. A lot of changes should be made."
Fred Perry, junior drama major: "Women should
be drafted If they're that willing. It's their country
too, and If they're hung up on defending It, they
should not only have the same duUes as n jn, but
the right to do It.* ,
Shelley Petersen, junior home economics major:
■Women should have the same opportunity as
men to serve their country If they want It. I don't
' believe ln the draft, but If men are drafted, then
women should be dratted too."
Would you believe
there is a guy
in Sacramento who
listens to students?
His name is
ED REINECKE
and he is the
Lt. Governor.
(F YOU WANT TO GET SOME
ANSWERS, OR GIVE THEM,
CONTACT:
Rich Young
Stanford University
220 Miramonte
Palo Alto, Calif. 94306
(415) 328-7627
the message will get through
HAVE A HAPPY DAY!