1970_10 The Daily Collegian October 1970

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Rock and roll music ls a term
that few Fresno State College
students would find difficult tode-
flne. Campus concerts, radios
ecordlngs constantly bring
the
usical
A more detailed analysis ol
•What ls Rock and Roll?* will
be provided by Bob Larson, a former rock musician and author ol
a recent book on the subject,
will  la.
1 roll, i
well a
gram will feature explanatory
musical demonstrations and a
recounting of Larson's years as
singer, guitarist and songwriter.
Sponsored by the Forum Arts
Committee, the lecture will begin at 8 p.m. tomorrow ln the
College Union Lounge.
da" will be this evening's topic
In the History Club Forum series,
presented by John Kendall,
assistant professor of history,
the   program   will   begin   at   8
Fourth Hour
I Professor of English Mary Shetzllne, known under
the pen name of N.F. Beal, will
discuss her recently published
story at tomorrow's Fourth Hour
program. Entitled "The End of
Days", her latest work appeared
in 'New American Review".
Sponsored by the English de-
e will t:
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Homecoming
Wednesday is the deadline for
return of Homecoming Queen applications, currently available In
the   Student   Presidents  office.
point averages of 2.0 or higher
are eligible to compete for the
title. It Is not mandatory that
contestants be sponsored by a
campus organization.
Also available ln the Student
President's office are applications for the Homecoming float
and car decoration contests. Organizations and Individuals wishing to participate ln the c<
and Oct. 24 parade mus
with the office by Friday.
Blue Key
Prospective rushees of Blue
Key, honorary upper division
men's fraternity, will meet at
7:30 p.m. Thursday In College
Union, Room 312. Dress for the
affair will be casual, and refreshments will be served.
.Applications for Blue Key
membership may currently be
obtained in the Student President's Office and /nust be returned to geography Professor
Roger Ervln in San Ramon 2.
Further Information concerning the organization ls available
from  Dennis Kelthly, 233-S978.
Tri Beta
Astronomical observations -
win highlight Friday's meeting
of Tri-Beta, the FSC biology
club.
The program will be preceeded
by a 6:30 p.m. pot luck dinner ln
the Cafeteria's International
Room. Participants are requested to bring their own table ser-
Ho'rse Show
The FSC Bulldoggers Rodeo
Club will sponsor a Fall Horse
Show this weekend at the Fresno
Elks Club Arena.
Beginning both days at 9 a.m.,
the competition will feature trail
horse, western equitation and
pleasure, working hunters, Jumpers and showmanship categories.
Kinetic Art I
Kinetic art, defined by film
lmpressarlo Brant Sloan as
"movement - dynamics - forces- „
acting one upon the other," will
be the subject ot a three-part
College Union film series.
Kinetic Art I, offered at 8
p.m. Sunday ln the College
Union Lounge, will feature International prize winning films
ranging from 55 seconds to 55
minutes ln length. Gathered
from 12 recent festivals, subject
offerings Include animation, experimentation, pop, documentary
State Scholarships
Undergraduate college students
who are In need of financial assistance to continue college
should file a State Scholarship
application. Approximately 9,300
new State Scholarships will'be
awarded ln Aptll 1971 for use ln
1971-72. Most of the new awards
will be available to high school
seniors but the number available
for currently enrolled college
students who are not already ln
the State Scholarship Program
has been Increased by recent
legislation.
State Scholarships are available for use at any accredited
four-year college ln California,
plus the California Maritime
Academy. The awards range from
$300 to $2,000 at Independent
colleges, $300-600 at the University of California, and are In the
amount of fees charged to students at the California StateCol-
leges (approximately $140). In
addition, students planning to attend a community college during
the 1971-72 academic year may
have their scholarships held ln
reserve for them until such time
as ihey attend a four-year college.
Applications are available ln
the Financial Aids Office or directly from the StateScholarshtp
and Loan Commission, 714 P
Street. Sacramento, California
95814. Applications must bellied
with the State Scholarship Commission by midnight, Dec. 3,
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Beesley quits
(Continued from Page 1) opment of the campus. Serving
sloner MazweU, with whom Dr. under Beesley ls the associate
Beesley will serve, and think very dean, Dr. Marvin B. Warn pier,
highly of him.' and   Building   Coordinator Dr.
As   executive  dean,   Beesley     Frank Goishi.
has been a member of FSC'a top        a native of Salt Lake City and
administrative  team. His offlce      long active ln tbe LDS Church,
ts responsible for the long-range     Beesley came to FSC ln 1967
planning for the physical devel-      from Columbia University ln New
Senators get word
York City, where he held several
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those suggested.
Panels can be used under the
new procedures at the college
president's discretion but only In
an advisory capacity, Epstein
said. For example, he said, a
panel composed of faculty and
students may review all the testimony and evidence of the hearing and recommend to the college
president a course of action. The
president has the option of Ignoring their recommendations If
he chooses.
Epstein pointed out that under
the new procedures once a
college president makes his decision upon recommendations by
the hearing officer, there ls no
higher board for the student to
appeal the decision. He said the
student can challenge the college
president's decision lnthe courts
if he wishes, with legal assistance from the American Civil
Liberties Union and other private
legal aid groups. He said he did
not approve of using bodies within "public Institutions" to finance
such legal action. Epstein's comment  was obviously aimed at a
Student Senate asking that a legal
aid defense fund be set up by the
Fresno State College
•courts prescribe.* For example,
he said students are entitled to
have an attorney present during
a hearing. He said with one exception courts have ruled an attorney ls not required.
Epstein said Executive Order
109 ls a'living document, subject
to qhange and the experience of
developing law.* He said the procedures will be changed and
■ought to be changed from time
He said that he would recommend changes ln the procedures
ln the near future. "Some, will be
technical and a
elude assistant provost, registrar coordinator of student recruitment and assistant professor of education.
Before Joining Columbia, be
was for two years the assistant
coordinator ot student activities
at Brooklyn College.
He was graduated with honors
from the University of Utah with
a degree ln sociology, received
his master's degree ln 1954 from
Teachers College at Columbia
University and his doctorate degree In administration, also from
Columbia, ln 1957.
He ls a Navy veteran of World
War II.
He has held several positions,
ln the Latter-Day Saints Church.
These Include serving as a member of the Manhattan Ward Bishopric, as President of the New
York Stake Mission, as a member of the New York Stake High
Council, and as Bishop of the
Fresno East Stake's Fresno First
Ward.
He and his wife, Donna, have
five children.
n to c
IS of th
I disciplinary procedures :
the California Penal Code.
Epstein said he suggested that
hearings be closed under the new
procedures. He said a college
has no privilege ln protecting
documents from subpoena If some
hearings were closed and some
were not. Under the old procedures a student could request a
closed or an open hearing.
Epstein said the new procedures "go well beyond what the
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