1971_12 The Daily Collegian December 1971

              COLLEGIAN FORUM
Opinion* expressed In Collegian
editeriafs; ..Including.feature-
edit**!*!* and oornniantarl** by
gu**r»*rltere,-ar* not necessarily those of Fresno Star* College
I BELIEVE
Monday. December 6.
EDITORIAL
We should know our people'
m to Judge th* Black man'* potentlaL
* descendant from great African tribes. We know th* Egyptian culture I*part of th* Black heritage. But we stlU are not utlllzing th* Black potential to its fullest
extent. Thar* ar* far too many heavy brothers and sisters In the
ghettoes who Just keep living from day to day. Our heritage, our
beauty apply to all Black women and men. <•—
enough to supply Black people with enough of the knowledge we n,
to know about ourselves. The Black studies department should be
bigger; there should be a degree offered In Black Studies here at this
campus and every college campus on the face of this earth.
should be Implemented to Its fullest, starting
I don't need to tell anybody bow beautiful mack people axe - U'a
In our blood. But the average Black person doesn't know that much
about himself: hi* feature* and what African tribe Ira's linked to,
African dances both social and ritual, languages spoken by the different African nation*.
What I'm trying to say Is w* should know our people and African
culture more because knowing about one's past I* a beautiful thing.
—Albert Cowart
WEDNESDAY NIGHT ONLY
ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S
"Strangers on a Train"
Ranks with *Psycho» as Hitchcock's best.
| Sci.nc. 121    7:30 and 9:30 P.M.      Adm. $1   |
d by The Film Society
I believe in the strength and power
for righteousness that lives and grows
in the mind and soul and body
ot every Black Man.
I believe that sooner than someday
We shall overoome the racist
and exploitive root of our
oppression as a people.
I believe In little Black Children
who will grow up believing
In themselves.
I believe In the beauty and
courage of Black women who
stand by their man because
of deep and unshakable love
for that man and share
determination lo stand tali
in a place where 'Get down boy,*
is the oi
leday.
I believe in blue-Black skin
Beautiful as the night is beautiful
and deep-brown-Black skin, rich
as the Earth's soil Is rich;
and high yellow Black skin
bright as sunshine Is bright,
and all the shades between
because we are one.
And I believe we can never
have too much love and
respect and understanding
For one another, my Black
Brothers and Sisters.
ondiffs
ftOWBS & 6IFTS
Cedar i Shields Ph."z27-3564
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Process of
selecting EOP
participants
By Don Row*
and Manuel Gonzales
EOP Office
The rating and selecting of applicants -for entry Into the Educational Opportunity Program la
a difficult process due to the fact
that there I* a substantial number
of applicants and only a limited
number of available openings.
This process is undertaken by a
representative committee composed of students, faculty and administrative personnel. In the
past, this committee has consisted of approximately seven
members. The task ot th* committee la to evaluate each applicant on the bail* of pre-established criteria a* follows:
Each applicant I* required to
submit a personal statement (or
autobiography), a school recommendation, a community recom-
In addition, th* candidate must
submit a financial aid application which, when completed, will
determine the economic status
of th* Individual.
This testing system la employed by most of th* state colleges and universities, and la
considered by some to be an inadequate method. However, It
appaara that th* present method
ha* proven to be the most equitable for all concerned.
Whenever practical, somecol-
leges establish a system of per-
dldate In an attempt to batter
evaluate the potential of the applicant to. succeed at the college
level, personal Interviews, however, are oftentimes Impractical
for many candidates In term* of
distance and cost.  .
After the committee has completed review of all the potential
candidates, the desired number of
admlttees are chosen and a list
of recommended students is submitted to the college admissions
office for approval.
The o
iverrldlng considerations
reflective In the rating and selection process' used to determine
candidacy for admission to the
college under the Educational
Opportunity program are to effectively execute the goal of opening an educational avenue to wider
choices In life for a large number of Individuals who otherwise
would not be able to functionally
Interact In the total social and
economic environment as It exists today.
Our column for next week will
concern Itself with the definition
of an EOP student and a description of the supportive service*
that ara available through th*
EOP Office.
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Youth board elections     First minority-oriented bank will open
FUTUREI VOTE IN THE YOUTH BOARD
PARTICIPATE
ELECTIONS.
WHAT IS THIS ELECTION?
To elect one person from your area to be on the youth board In
Fresno City. Th* Board will have funds' for 1972 program*, organizations, and activities to serve the youth In your area.
IN ORDER TO VOTE
To vot* for the youth board representative In your area you m
be age 14-24 yards old.
NOMINATION
1. The only requirement to baa youth
you be age 14-24.
. Nomination petitions must be returned to Room 313 at th* Main
Post Office by Friday, December 10, at 5 p.m. In order for nominee'* name to be place on ballot.
The first minority oriented
bank in Northern California,
First Enterprl** Bank, Is now In
organization at 1832 Franklin
Street, Oakland.
Approved by the State Superintendent of Banks In January,
First Enterprise expects to open
Its door* to the public as a full
service commercial b
in Title Company.
Th* commltt** Utoworktoget
boaln***«a and Industrie* to buy
I   all   ot   It*   62,5000
r any candidate who
DATE: MONDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1971
TIME: FROM 5-8 P.M.
FOR INFORMATION CALL 485-0620 or 485-8340
Co-sponsored by the City of Fre*no and Frerao County Economic
The organizers of Flrat Enterprise, Robert W. Slelner, Jr.,
President; Lloyd A. Edward*,
Chairman of th* Board; Jeff L.
Sander*, Secretary, and Directors Loin* H. Barnett. Hanry L.
Edlngton, Jr., M.D., Barnard Isaacson, Edwin J. Thornally, and
Ellerson F. Keaver, ar* all successful local business and professional man. Their detailed
knowledge of the problems ot the
minority population of th* East
with sound bank
BLACK BEAUTY
When  one   searches   Into  the   night Into the endless dark night.
Seldom does he see more than just a dark night.
But then, that's the beauty of It all
The deep dark delectable beauty of It all - the darkness - the black
That ebony haze - that shows In the soul of all Black people -
And especially in the Placeman's Blackwoman.
The Blackwoman is magnificently played from the tip of her toes -
Up her sleekclaves— past those healthy thighs on up toward the curves
The  roundness and fullness of those beloved twins resting firmly
and hanging lavishly from the base of her chest - with a neck coyly
Posing at the top of her shoulders rounded off by a face so warm,
so passionate
And giving — giving to the brother that deserves her anc
Impetus for many public and private program* now aiding th* local minority population.
Stock la being offered at $20 a
share with the Bank's total capitalization set at $1,250,000. Per-,
to purchase at least tan shares
al  $20  a  chare, according to
•Thl* I* significant and makes
our bank probably th* only on*
tn the country where th*basin***
people are laying, 'Hay, let's get
together and help thl* bank',•
Stelner said. *In other word*,
we've cracked the Whit* •
Th* committee la c<
Harold EU1», realtor; Cat Pood,
vice president of Safeway; Robert     About 75 per cent b
E. Elliott, western rational vice     by Black*.
president of Montgomery Ward;
Walter Skinner of Pacific Caa
and Electric Company and William Morrlsh, president of Flrat
Pubs board votes "££
.      , no go*rant** that the bank will
aoorova of rocc*ed-
u|*|fiv*ui vi Tlw lwt*U that th* bank win
■ ■   _■                ■      I        * begin operating before the and of
birth control ads ^yj,
it Stelner are: Chairman Lloyd A. Edwards, Secre-
general manager of the Fresno tary Jeff L. Sandera, and Dlrec-
Stat* College Association, con- tor* Louis H. Barnett, Dr. Henry
traceptlve advertising la cur- - -- ■
renlly Illegal under stale law.
However, he added, recent legislation going into effect 61 days - For m
after the current legislative ses- nRfrr ENTERPRISE BANK (In
slon ends win permit such ad- Organization); 1692 Franklin
Street,   Oakland,,   Calif.   94512.
POST, Business and Finance
CALIFORNIA VOCE, The
ic moonlight - but b,
Wrath of her love.
If s hard to see this by gazing
the next time — you
Pass a sister walking -and before you think about not sayinq hello -
take a
good look at her  and see all she has to offer - you'll feel better
because the
Pur beauty of it all is -She can be yours brother - all yours. If you
Can stand it.
—Al Cowart
Ethiopians present cultural show
reluctant to Im-
.imum,* Stelner
it realizes that
afford to pur-
because of mailing cost* and the
present high demand for the i
member committee of Oakland
has been appointed by
the New Oakland Commltt**, a
group  of  spokesmen   from all
i city, to soak
participation
sure waa approved with no negative vote* and one abstention.
In . other action, the board
moved to continue Its consideration of a complaint against th*
Collegian by Dr. James Flkes,
dean of educational services and
week's meeting. A committee of
th* board la currently meeting
with Flkes and Janls Wallace,
author of the article to which
Flkes objected, and will report
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:    WlFCOURSt
Everyone 1* Invited to the Ethiopian Cultural Show being put on
by the Ethiopian Student Union i
statewide organization. The event
wlU take place at 7 p.m. Dec. 27
In Ihe FresnoState College Union.
The program will Include an
Ethiopian dinner and cultural
show. Afterwards there will be a
dance with music by the Realls-
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