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Monday, Febniary 1,1988 Page 3
Opinion
LETTERS
Continued from page 2
We developed such a special bond last
semester. You know like the kind of bond
lhat exists between a cobra and a mongoose.
Investigating worth
Dear Editor.
The Associated Students Senate Public
Affairs Committee (the Condom Committee) is not trying to force condoms
into ihe shadowy crevices of "dirty" rest-
rooms. In fact, all that the
public affairs committee has been doing
is conducting an investigation of the enure issue to determine .f installation of
condom machines is a worthwhile direction, all this at ihe request of numerous
students. Harold Blood has eloquently illustrated that this issue is not a simple
one. Consequcndy . a decision has not
been made by the Senate on this issue.
I am not. nor do I claim to be leader of
the "condom movement." I served only as
an information source for what the public
affairs committee was and is doing. So to
Ed Cahill, I'm sorry that it appeared that 1
was the band leader of this movement and
the recipient of undue attention. I cannoi,
however, control the reporting staff nor
the editorial content of this newspaper.
Scott Vick
Legislative VJce-President
Associated Students, Inc.
AFROTC wants you
Dear Editor,
On Thursday, January 28, it was
announced to the cadets of AFROTC Det
035 at Fresno State thai as of 1989, the
corps would shut down this detachment
completely. The announcement came as
a surprise to all of us cadets. We were
stunned, and in many cases, uncertain of
our future.
Fresno State has had an AFROTC
chapter for four decades, and in that ume,
this chapter has done much more than
train many college students to become
professional officers in ihe Air Force.
AFROTC has provided services to both
the university and surrounding
community as well, including color
guards and parking attendants for football
games. Scholarships are made available
to bright students who would otherwise
not be financially able to attend a
university. Indeed, the presence of such
an institution adds to the diversity and
range of programs offered by the
university, and it is the. only program in
the Central Valley between Sacramento
and Los Angeles. The closure of this
institution will not only be a loss to its
cadets, but will also be a blow to the
university as a whole.
Fortunately, the closure is not
irreversible. Congressional pressure
could well influence the decision to be
overturned, but that pressure musi be very
strong. We as cadets of AFROTC and
students of Fresno State have committed
ourselves to providing our congressmen
with this pressure, but we need your help
if our efforts are to prevail. Please write
your congressman or call him, leiting
you know how you feel about this issue.
Also, a petition will be made available in
the Free Speech area for signatures, and
we encourage anyone who can to add their
name to the list With hard work and the
right amount of pressure, we can win this
battle—but we need your help! Will you
join us?
Rubes
Kennel Bookstore Hours
Mon Thurs 7:45am-7:l5pm
Friday 7:45am-5:00pm
(Lower level only-until 5:30 on Friday)
Saturday 10:00am-3:00pm
294-4062
ATTEHTION SENIORS!!!
If you are graduating in Spring, Summer or Fall 1988 and will be
seeking full-time employment after graduation, why not take advantage
of on-campus interviewing with major corporate recruiters?
To participate in the campus interview program, you must attend
a one hour orientation session offered:
Monday, February 1,1988 4-5pm
Tuesday, February, 2,1988 3-4pm
Wednesday, February 3,1988 9-1 Oam
Thursday, February 11,1988 i-2pm
All workshops will be held in the Upstairs Cafeteria, Rm 200. You are
not required to sign up in advance in ofder to attend. For more information,
stop by the Career Development & Employment Services Center, Joyal
267, or call 294-2381.
STICKLETS
PRESENT
Open to aU students
Acts will be videotaped
for national competition
Free T-shirts to all
contestants
Winners will receive an
all-expense paid trip to
Daytona for final
competition during
Spring Break in March
Pick up applications in
College Union Room 306
U. S. COLLEGE COMEDY COMPETITION
Friday, February 5th
8PM - CSUF - The Bucket
FREE Admission
Sponsored by the College Union Program Committee
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| Title | 1988_02 The Daily Collegian February 1988 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1988 |
| Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. : BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels ; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Assocated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
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Description
| Title | February 1, 1988, Page 3 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1988 |
| Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. : BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels ; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Assocated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
| Full-Text-Search | Monday, Febniary 1,1988 Page 3 Opinion LETTERS Continued from page 2 We developed such a special bond last semester. You know like the kind of bond lhat exists between a cobra and a mongoose. Investigating worth Dear Editor. The Associated Students Senate Public Affairs Committee (the Condom Committee) is not trying to force condoms into ihe shadowy crevices of "dirty" rest- rooms. In fact, all that the public affairs committee has been doing is conducting an investigation of the enure issue to determine .f installation of condom machines is a worthwhile direction, all this at ihe request of numerous students. Harold Blood has eloquently illustrated that this issue is not a simple one. Consequcndy . a decision has not been made by the Senate on this issue. I am not. nor do I claim to be leader of the "condom movement." I served only as an information source for what the public affairs committee was and is doing. So to Ed Cahill, I'm sorry that it appeared that 1 was the band leader of this movement and the recipient of undue attention. I cannoi, however, control the reporting staff nor the editorial content of this newspaper. Scott Vick Legislative VJce-President Associated Students, Inc. AFROTC wants you Dear Editor, On Thursday, January 28, it was announced to the cadets of AFROTC Det 035 at Fresno State thai as of 1989, the corps would shut down this detachment completely. The announcement came as a surprise to all of us cadets. We were stunned, and in many cases, uncertain of our future. Fresno State has had an AFROTC chapter for four decades, and in that ume, this chapter has done much more than train many college students to become professional officers in ihe Air Force. AFROTC has provided services to both the university and surrounding community as well, including color guards and parking attendants for football games. Scholarships are made available to bright students who would otherwise not be financially able to attend a university. Indeed, the presence of such an institution adds to the diversity and range of programs offered by the university, and it is the. only program in the Central Valley between Sacramento and Los Angeles. The closure of this institution will not only be a loss to its cadets, but will also be a blow to the university as a whole. Fortunately, the closure is not irreversible. Congressional pressure could well influence the decision to be overturned, but that pressure musi be very strong. We as cadets of AFROTC and students of Fresno State have committed ourselves to providing our congressmen with this pressure, but we need your help if our efforts are to prevail. Please write your congressman or call him, leiting you know how you feel about this issue. Also, a petition will be made available in the Free Speech area for signatures, and we encourage anyone who can to add their name to the list With hard work and the right amount of pressure, we can win this battle—but we need your help! Will you join us? Rubes Kennel Bookstore Hours Mon Thurs 7:45am-7:l5pm Friday 7:45am-5:00pm (Lower level only-until 5:30 on Friday) Saturday 10:00am-3:00pm 294-4062 ATTEHTION SENIORS!!! If you are graduating in Spring, Summer or Fall 1988 and will be seeking full-time employment after graduation, why not take advantage of on-campus interviewing with major corporate recruiters? To participate in the campus interview program, you must attend a one hour orientation session offered: Monday, February 1,1988 4-5pm Tuesday, February, 2,1988 3-4pm Wednesday, February 3,1988 9-1 Oam Thursday, February 11,1988 i-2pm All workshops will be held in the Upstairs Cafeteria, Rm 200. You are not required to sign up in advance in ofder to attend. For more information, stop by the Career Development & Employment Services Center, Joyal 267, or call 294-2381. STICKLETS PRESENT Open to aU students Acts will be videotaped for national competition Free T-shirts to all contestants Winners will receive an all-expense paid trip to Daytona for final competition during Spring Break in March Pick up applications in College Union Room 306 U. S. COLLEGE COMEDY COMPETITION Friday, February 5th 8PM - CSUF - The Bucket FREE Admission Sponsored by the College Union Program Committee |
