1971_12 The Daily Collegian December 1971

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95 MEN ...
In the spring of 1970 cries of enrollment  In FSC's Air Force has serve
"Off ROTC* and 'Shut It down!* Reserve Officer Training Corps training c
echoed  In  the haUs  of Fresno (AFROTC)   has almost  tripled. wishing  t
■ es Build- The program boasts a member- with somi
,   nearly two years
program ai
of flying time
o qualify for a pilot's Ucense.
The AFROTC program is a
wo-year program taken duringa
itudent's Junior and senior years,
ro participate in the program,
me must, agree to serve In the
Ur Force for at least four years
i in the classroom. Besides after college graduation or for
monthly monetary allotment approximately six years If one
materials, male members In     plans on being an Air Force pilot.
AND A GIRL
AW
i^1-
TOTC participant Kalhy Elliott, the only female in the'96-student
Ai2n^"'. I"'/!* ' c,a**"»'«nment with felltywrtudent* Robert
Alcaparra* and Edward C. Fager.
campus happenings
Educational Opportunity Program
Applications
Applications are now available
for open positions on the College
Union Board and ecology subcommittee of the Student Senate
Campus Affairs Committee.
College Union Board applications may be obtained from the
programming Office, College
Union 311. Ecology sub-committee applications are available In
the Student President's Office,
College Union 306.
Vreda Paris
Union Lounge.
World   affairs
•Sloshing Waters -America's
Changing Foreign Policy In Asia*
will be the topic of this evening's
World Affairs Council lecture
by Richard G. Heggle.
The address will begin at 8 p.m.
Food drive
Organizers of a canned food
drive hope to offer 1,000 needy
Individuals Christmas dinner and
have received word from the
Fresno Lions Club and from Valley Switchboard that those groups
will   be   happy   to prepare the
- Give a Can*
•ding to
members of Theta Chl Fraternity and Commons Hall who are
Initiating the charity event. They
have challenged Lambda Chl Fraternity and Homan Hall to a competition with the real winners
being the famlUes they will feed.
A meeUng will to held tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. In the Commons
in Room for those seek-
maUon. Col-
lecUons are to take place Dec.
13 through 16.
Organizers are hoping for
heavy media coverage by radio,
levlslon and the press to spur
i   and   1
i col-
LETTERS
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Curtain* to describe the People's
Republic of China. No s
it we know of e
t   Mr.
In    the   Cafeteria International
Bazaar
Christmas Bazaar featuring
handicrafts made by FSC students wlU take place this week
In the College Union Lounge.
The   bazaar will operate dally
China cot
Schlffmann believes In his 'objective" commentary (REALLY
NOW Mr. Schlffmann). This term
was coined by the U.S. for the
purpose of keeping the American
people from finding out what has
been going on In China for the
past 25 years. The affect that such
"propaganda" has had upon Mr.
Schlffmann might Indicate why to
feels that, much of what Ms.
Greenberg said was not believable. Not unlike many other recent visitors to China, eg. James
Reslon, Edgar Snow, MaudeRus-
sel, and the U.S. table tennis
team, Ms. Greenberg was very
Impressed by the tremendous enthusiasm of the Chinese people In
their effort* to build a socialist
country; .
As far as the receptlvehes* of
the audience to Ms. Greenberg's
talk, we think that the fact that
most of the people stayed around
after the question and answer period and continued to deluge her
with many more questions Indicates that Mr. Schlffmann was
somewhat removed from the rest
of the audience In his critical
analysis.
Chin
The  p
i the U.S.-
Frlendshlp  Association,
p wfU
Clark Terry
Trumpet soloist Clark Terry
will perform In concert with the
FSC Jazz Band at 8 p.m. tomorrow In the Colleg Union Lounge.
Film Society
The Film Society will show
Alfred Hitchcock's film 'Strangers on a Train" at 7:30 p.ro. tomorrow In Science 121.
Fourth Hour
Readings of Spanish poetry will
be featured at tomorrow's Fourth
Hour Program. The presentation
will begin at 3:10 p.m. In Industrial Arts 101.
Burma problems
Dr. Pe Thuang will speak on
"Burma - Problems In a Developing Country* at 7:30 p.m.
Thursday In College Union 312.
Soil erosion
"Erosion of the Sierra Nevada
and Its Implications on FoothlU
and Mountain Development" will
be the topic of a Thursday lecture by Dr. Clyde WahrhafUg
of the University of California at
Berkeley.-
The lecture will begin at 8:15
p.m. In Science 161.
Flick
•Hutch Cassldy and the Sundance Kid" will be shown Friday
and Saturday evenings In the
College Union Lounge.
The film will be presented
each  evening at  7:30 and 9:30
German Club
The film "Don Carlos* will be
shown at 7 p.m. Friday in the Art
Building Theater. The film will
be presented by the FSC German
Club.
Coffee concert
A coffee concert featuring the
FSC Wind Ensemble wlU be presented at 11 a.m. Sunday In the
College Union Lounge.
for presentation at 8 p.m. Sunday in the CoUege Union Lounge.
Vidya
Vldya, a group studying ancient
concepUons of roan'* spiritual
Ufe, wlU hold the tenth lecture
and discussion of the semester
at 4:30 p.m. tomorrow in Busl-
The lecture, UUed "Medium*
and Adepts,* Is open to all Interested persons.
Toy tree *
The annual presentation of the
Tokalon Toy Tree wlU take place
at noon tomorrow In the CoUege
Union Lounge.
The presentation Is made to
advertise a yearly Christmas
Party given to underprivileged
children scheduled for Dec. 14.
Over 25 campus organizations
are sponsoring the party for a
class of Columbia Elementary
School kindergarten students.
This year's toy tree was donated by Sigma Alpha Epsllon
fraternity.
Ecology Action
Circulation of campus bike path
petitions, planning bike path
routes and education of thepubUc
on the environment will to the
main topics at this week's meeting of Ecology Action.
All humans are Invited to attend the session, scheduled for
7:30 p.m. tomorrow in College
Union 305.
For further Information, caU
487-1078 or 487-2435.
Blue Key
Blue  Key will hold i
meeting at 7 p.m.
College Union 308.
Anthropology Club
A lecture on a tour through the
Near and Far East will be tho
topic of this week's Anthropology
Club meeting. The session win
take place at 8 p.m. Thursday In
College Union 304.
Political Science
The Initial meeting of the FSC
Political SdenceSociety will take
College Union 313-14. For fur-
thur Information, contact Richard
Moore. 251-7980.
Twenty on ehundred
■TWENTYONE HUNDRED,* a
mulU-sen*ory folk-rock experi-
ence on the nature and purpose
of man from a Christian perspective, will be presented today and
Thursday through Sunday by
Inter-Varalty Christian Fellowship.
The program 1* being presented at the CoUege Religious Center, 2311 East Shaw. Showing*
are scheduled for today at 7 p.m.,
Thursday through Saturday at 1
and 9 p.m. and Sunday at 3 and 7
Switchboard
Volunteers are needed by Valley Switchboard to go Christmas
caroling on Dec. 12 to raise
money for the free Christmas
dinner on Dec. 24 from 1-4 p.m.
Donations of food and money are
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN    7
Tueaday, December 7. 1971
Alpha Kappa Psi
Gamma Lambda "Chapter of Alpha Kappa Pal, FSC's professional  business   fraternity, wUl
In   th*   CaMarta International
Th* guest speaker will to Mr.
Lynn Joyner, former administrative assistant to Assemblyman Ernest Mobley. The topic
of hi* speech 1* "Crisis In Representative Government —.Tim*
for Change.*
For reservations, Interested
student* may contact George
Whitman at 2Z4-4332.
Dance '
The Chlcano Business Student
Association wUl bold a dance
Friday at Rock Haven (North and
Peach). The dance will start at
morning.
Tb* proceed* from this dance
will go for scholarships. Delta   .
Alpha Chl, Adelltas, and MECHA
are co-sponsoring th* dance.
Price of admission will be $1
plua a can of food. The food
will to distributed to needy families in the Valley by Delta Alpha
Chl.
B to to one Of bringing
a better understanding to the
American people of what 1* actually happening In China. It 1*
hoped that through thl* understanding we can begin to build a.
warm relationship between the
America and Chinese people*.
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