1974_05 The Daily Collegian May 1974

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TrOjRSOAY, MAY 2, 1974
EGIAN
CAllfOINIA      STATI      UNIVEISITT.      FIHKO
Hill, Martinez quit ASB race;
will support other candidates
La Raza Weel
draws crowds
leaf Morris At 1:40 p.m., RayCamachoand
aa Staff Writar Th* Internationals will perform
Seat one  ds la Rasa activities m the lounge,
this week hsve literally enjoyed Calvsn   said   tonight's  events
s toss-pocked hoaoo, with more
of tho same expected today and
rrett. Mario C.alran. oaa of
naay oho ptoanod tha wook.
By Larrv Romero
Coltogton Staff Writar
Two randidatea for Associated
tudent  Body  (ASB) office have
opped out of thoracolaauaoort
■heir
Tbomaa Hill. I
i pro tarn of tho I
t   officially withdrew i
•* 11 eves Ma oppoasnt
lallflsd tan
for th* job of ASB nroal-
lent aad he pledged hor hla fall
t'l*>rt
o   Martinez,   currently
ottOS     vico-prooMoat.
i lso offlctall)  took Ms name out
• the running for his posttoglve
ms   support   to   Maria
• rrtons csme Wednesday
."ernooa after tho atactica cent -
itteo sad the ofBco of Student
t "airs bad  rolad on tba owns
•loned alhjtoittty of aea of tha
: ast Friday the election* cotn-
ittee oed Deaa of Student Affairs  Dr.   David  Boll   mot with
: - spective caadlSatis aad Ftoll
dhota-
-iirtble
Tieat t
Tho prsklsm waa ta tho Inter -
:   atatlon of the eloetton cod* for
•he Freeao State CoUoga Aaeo-
a(ion a* to whether or set the
ommlttee or the Office
' student Affairs had ta* power
ret th* cod*
in. Section $.5. roods
m psrt:
ajjajSj>aj| for offlc*. must
ave tamed so toner than 14
its of academic credit, with
. grade point average of 2.0or
luring  th* 12 moatha
mediately     preceding    too
erm   to   which   the  filing  of
mtttee.
If th* Offlc* of Student Affaire
interpretation was followed, a
large number of th* prospective
candtdataa would hsve been eliminated
Student Affairs Interpreted the
word to mean the period of July
1. 1972 to Jane $0. 1973. while
tha   students   understood   it   to
Aftor a Oli
k|    some   to
ruled tooltrtbte toll th* edmtnls-
tration waa singling Mm oat lean
Bell
to look ctooor into to* eligibility
of sons* of th* candidates
At Monday's meeting. Bell announced all out  four of th* 4pr.l1
niof tor office
Joae Torre* sold he waa ruled
ineligible because of technical!-
ties. He said although ha trane-
ferred from Sacramento Skat*
with a CPA of 2.0. tho
tratloa ruled ba 1 uMilat qualify
•banana snaVJ gj tfu>se units had
coat* under the past -fail grading
system
"It s hose one oaa
ale slncol applied Ftr*t tony aald
thay dtdnt htm* my records.
Thou to*) did: and whan I asksd
If I could go to check them. th*y
couldn't find them. And that 'show
It's boon going ." ssld Torres.
CslvstTsaid the events. a wee* -
long celebration of El Ctneo da
Msyo. coot *ao telling how
will be the highlight of toe celebration beginning with t frostra-
litiorval Mexican dinner tor ato-
<tont* and toe commomty In the
afetena state Aaeemblyroar.
Richard AUtort will apeak In the
nor.
» will be the scan* of
inventive  theater
hy   Mariachl Caaftola-
)sro.   CSUF   Tea'ro  aad CSUF
l do Aztlar, at 8:90 p.m
1 will be
O20 a.m.  ta the Fro*
Speech   Area   with   Dooaiisnj    a
fro* branch of paa dele*  sweet
decoration*.
•What really tripped me eat
were oU the little Mda oa campus * he aa
Th* Let
vlted several elementary, J
high and Mgh srsisll to tha am*
to oa* or participate la tho activities, students from many
snhools. Including children from
the Malaga Pre-School csme by
Publications board picks Guy
to edit Collegian next semester
By Janet Morns
1 Staff Writer
lisilia Boo rd 00 Pub
r's Deily
Collegian,  uhuru and Bssttanak
(CSUF literary magaataa).
James Cay. s senior journal -
lam major and sisff rsportor,
was choaon to adit Th* Dally
Collegian neat fall.
Uhuru editor will bo John
Karl ski. a boalnoss admlntstra-
tton major aad curre .tly acting
editor of Uhuru
Tony Clrsldos Jr.. a jantor
psychology-English major and
abort story writer, was choaon
to edit Backwash
Girt Ides and Kaiiuki wore the
aaiy snpticantt for Backwash and
Uhuru ■Otarghtpa. Cay waa ee-
proved a 10 cent increase la ed-
verttslng rata* tor local adver-
t»vert on on academic year
contract basis, with aaftonal advertising increasing from IT
cents to 20 cents p*r line.
A now contract rat* for local
advertisers placing a on* to fit*
Inch ad tn Th* Dally Collegian
for 24 weak* was oajproaod at
a rate of $1 JS a column-inch.
The major itom for discussion
st neat week s Board on Pohltca-
l will be The Dally
th* final roport of aaad hoc committee wMch studied tho post!
Mllty of restructuring Tho Dally
Collegia*.
The kids were treated to bur
litoa and milk in picnic lunch**
li<   th*  AmpMthootor  sad  wore
glean tours of the campus.
Sunday. Fl Clnco do Mayo (the
fifth of May), commemorates the
day tn 1402 1
soldiers to
tneeding army.
Sosnotimee called Mexico's
Fourth of July, the day la a national holiday there aad has traditionally been celebrated with
music, food and ana r sly person*'
or Mexican descent living tn tM«
country.
Fv*nts will ccottnu* this afternoon with Sra. Angelina Vasowar
speaking In the CV Lounge at
noon. At 12:20 p.m.. alao ta the
loung*. a Parlier dance group
will perform.
Antonio Rodiiqaaa. lawyer for
-to* Trea," will apeak to tho
lounge M 12:20 p.a.
"ft
Th*  word   "t*rm"**ts tnter-
etod  differently by the Office
Mudeut Affairs than b> soma
•  ;denta aad by the election com-
- Coltogton reporter aad Joar-
nalism major So* Good and Margaret Amaral. a Junior majoring
In pro-law aad journalism
In other action   tha board ap-
WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF
•hernn
«rcordtag to i
>rnntitto*'8   first
StSPtXTS ABBESTIJ)
ton Fraactaco Mayor Joseph
AHoto aatd yaat*rd*y police have
arrestsd aoeoa auapocts ta the
Zebra killings Alloto aaad tea
m ardors war* cosamlttsd by a
group of blacks •oitacoiH to the
mnfder aad ■atttaliga of t
fen Pago 4, Col. 1)
China Lobby1 talk slated
ota Y. Koen, author of the
to America*      tha   book   aftor  eeveral  cop
to F reano.       were   dtstrlbated.  Tha  book
by  the       now ssjhiishedby Harper and Ron
Coltoga  rounds Other  grot
unco to tea Fro*.       lecture   am
Community Hall       Deportment     CSUF;
2. at 7.M p.m        Department, CSUF; Asianotaaait
Program.   CSUF;   PtllllIpMlll
Society   CSUF: Intoraational In-
hlaeae Madttli  Clab
Freano Chapter of the
tt
»hion Fair
with a atuata ralafiratl— to the
Free Speech Am*. Ptaataa will
b* flltod with candy, •fkaper-
id dollar bUla oioppsl
Lee walkout
ends debate
Board of Directors of thoFrt
Stato Col leg* Association*
lyt
oat
latton giving student go
added   control   of
Tha action by Dr. Stobert Lee
—  on* of only toe a
taOag   membert   prensnt M I
meeting  - left too board t
ta the State De-
vooro ape MacMUUo      jg M
•STOP THE ttORLCT tlokett ara on sale M tho
•   ►»«   office   at w*" as a "aooed kioafc set up
Gpsaoh area tor a couple of hours each day. The mum
*ani to G*t Off* wsll run May 9-11 and May
-*>atrt.   T.ctrett are $3 >or  oonera' *dmittion
for stwdoistt with ASB oardt. Photo by £>* Strom
Arts Darn Be Fro*
1V18 In tho
tod SOoonts
atto. would p
' frost aoeh aeat
keaataaeaea aa tho bookstore 1
to* bowling alley into the 1
body   funds    If psaaod. It
give     student    govemmer
craaaad control over bow
toads shooed ba aaad.
•This  is  a rather major 1
parture frota sortetlag |
aald Lee   And after  saying I
the   board   needs   "at   tot
wook' to adequately consider
roooiwtlon, he walked oat.
I'm not surprised or (fin
that   Dr    Lee walked 4
Dae* Davenport  teglatotlve v
preoadent   "it waa a 'legit' t
tod*"
Davenport, who rood the f
hattoo M toe meeting, aaad sod
canoed   too   moeear*  with
Wednesday   morning aad Loo t
preeeed th* same sentiment tl
There    ana    ap
Lao's aorta* represented t
by the campus adt
block passage of tha r
Howowor.   Davenport   ootd <
reaoaation likely oiUbea
by tho heard M another meeting
Friday
Tho   adntoiatratton   doesn't
control Dr Loo," old Pi  iitagit.