1974_05 The Daily Collegian May 1974

              PAU end
for CSUF
By Jehu Kartoki
iv ha its flrat i
rportant stop torward.
-Mean Uwl
orses cam
senate eleAfon
wedneodav. the l*t of May. and
mended by all its members, tea
Pea African Unto* unanimously
agreed to endorse aad lead an
Senate.    "The  e
reeetr
ta tho various
campus.* charred Satcher Thto
is oar only chance to awi ear
tote theSenate Tata la
waa we can cot what ae
hour    long   meeting   ar*   Dlanne
William a for President snd Janet
Pendor tor tho pool of Admtots-
c*-president. On the
isdm iii A Hon Easier lor tea
Hoard oa Performing Arte. John
Kartukt tor toe Board oa PubM-
cetiona and M*tvtn Ricks for aha
College Union Board Stanford
Carrsway and Farrell Chlto*
were eiadoraaHl for in* Senate -at
Large poet* 1 aad 4. roopoctiao
•Working   aa   a   united  front
rnnrovoa our ckaacoa."
Mid Preaidentlal kips fa I insane
Williams aftor th* meettne  ft
eea now work aa a team on issues
"vrnioil*    and   not
UHURU
SYMlOl OF BROTHERHOOD
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
California State University, Fresno
II   177 FRIDAY. MAY \ 1874
The program promised
1.   Rett.
Lower  lees (or all foreign and
eat-of-otot* stasisitto:
4 Better stuuVnt rontrol of pro-
grama aad oo-campua acttvi-
tteo:
S. More Senate support tor Ethnic studtea programs, minor
College Union board has vacancies
Application* are sow aval Labi* tor students totoreoted to aarwtoe
o* tke Senate Board oa tho Cottage Union.
Two positions saaet h* filled on tea board and sisstoiits are oa-
pactod to aorvo on tho hoard for three toll oa at eaters
Tho Collage Usson Board haa tke raspsoslbtllty tor nreeeisslog
policy for tho control oad iiissanjsnsai of toe Coitoe* Union. Tho
board is alao involved to 4
D)Afta#£ VtlLLtAJMB . . . pr*sid*nti*l candic
tat hoe* an overall gratis point aeoren* of 2.0 to appty
for tke senate pool
Student* can pick ap the application forme tn the Aaeoctated St ode at
Body office* located oa the aocond floor of tho College Union. Appli
ration* moat ho saksaltlsil hy 5 p.m. May I. The board will sseet
M*y 13 to nominate Coo randtdate* tor
-nuat \w approval t>> th* student senate
Nixon insensitive and impersonal to black cause
Reprinted   front APWCA    Mt>
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By Laaaarr I
♦*«, I
RtekertJ M    moan  made oad to
minority capt tall am a ate tor la
the
their own share of the fruit* of
this oeeeeaoy. Ho eta ted that
onoorvottte business sense
ouM  deal   with poverty etore
••'fectively than could liberal pipe
1 reams.
heat, aa well aa kit Ideological
paptor snss for btg boetness
t Black* participate la
otntc atalnatraam pf
. tour reap its rewards
Blaise to tho ah ao* edmints-
tration are tow to number and
from aa overall perspective,
their collective power le mtnote
Many   of to***  who serve are
Uoool foaieaitoo of sea naacp
stated -Now. tor the Brst time
since Woodrow Wilson, no have
anti-Negro '
These two men depict the tragic
reality of tho feeling 1
eaaaasanl If no are to ohtata eo-
p*re
ttonoag of ear oattoael economy."
Durteg tha peat au years, the
mlnsntration others serve to
poets wtoch carry little weight
when ft eotaee to national poricy
Aa oaaatpss of tflaeae taeea-
sttlvtty snd Impereoaol maaner
waa his appointing Leonard Car-
meat  a white man. aa chief Whtto
America's I
The National Black Caucus -
compassed of 12 Congressman and
tke Cieajreoownaian - may ba
mors a sfsshol tana aahefats at
I gim-
gee of
of the poor reject* aire needs
.   increaaed minority
'roup beotaess activity 1* en* of
• .nil  of tote ad-
h   to csoetloo*
to Milton Vtorst:
i la aad oat of eovornnsent
raeeat Csrment's prominence to
rectal   msttert*   snd agr*e that
they should ouoaoaals I
watch dtroctty affect them
eon administrations
atsea  on Capital  mil,
sharply    erltidae    Ninon's  actions. Reverend Jeoeo Jackaonof
perauon Push stated  •tho NU
tempruoue of tho nations poor
Mton haa challesgad too poor
and togatod tea rich ta every
major sddreos.'
bis nop  Stepoer,        spotttwood.
chair van   of   the  board  of  tke
adrtreestng the Slot no-
rYooagJr..
Bayard Raatln sad others
On March IS. 1S71, tkeCancus
-o the President The
Caeca* members explained that
they nod com* to he tee unaActol
tettvee of all cittaana
letad to to-
p, are denied their
baatc right* sad sre aoawartag
irroporahoo harm aa a reaett of
(CisMlaaed oa peg* 4. Col. 4)
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