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The Collegian • April 4,1991
FRESNO STATE MEN'S VOLLEYBALL
Fri. April 5
vs
Mcnlo College 7:30 pm
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Sim. April 7
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University of California Berkeley 1:00 pm
BOTH MATCHES IN THE NORTH GYM
LAST CHANCE THIS SEASON TO CATCH THE MEN AT WORK!
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Finalists: Decision today
Continued from page 1
as vice president of academic af¬
fairs at the University of Detroit
and was dean of the college of
engineering there. He has also
been an appointee to the National
Science Board-
He is said to have helped Cal
Poly-SLO upgrade its image from
that of "Cow Poly" to one with
highly-visible engineering, archi¬
tecture and science programs as
wellasagriculture. Itnowboasts
the toughest admissions standards
in the CSU system.
According to the Times, poten¬
tial questions surrounding Baker
include low minority enrollment
at Cal Poly and a perception of
FRESNO STATE UNTVERSrry
TIME OUT MASCOT TRYOUTS
April 12 -13,1991
Friday, April 12th, 4:00 pm
Persona] Interview*
North Gym Mat Room
Saturday, April 13th, 10:00 am
Mascot Suit Tryouts
North Gym Mai Room
For further information call:
Joyce Duncan - 222-9053
Athletic Office - 278-2644
Registration forms are available in the
Athletic Office, North Gym 146
Registration forms musi be turned in by
APRIL 1ITH, 4:00 PM to the Athletic Office
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, FRESNO
Career Development & Employment Services
1991 TEACHER RECRUITMENT JOB FAIR
RESIDENCE DINING FACILITY (EAST SIDE)
FRI. APRIL 5. 1991 3:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M.
SAT. APRIL 6. 1991 9:00 A.M. ■ 2:00 P.M.
CSUF FALL 1990, SPRING & SUMMER 1991 CREDENTIAL GRADUATES
& CSUF ALUMNI *
(( "~
PARTICIPATING DISTRICTS
(Subject to Change]
—^
Aiisai Un ESD
Fowler USD
Patterson USD
Antelope Valley Un SD
Green Field Un SD
Pixley Un SD
Alwaier ESD
Hanlord ESD
PortervMie Public Schools
Azusa USD
Hollisier SD
Riverdale J1 Un SD
BakerslieW Cny SD
Kem High SD
Salinas Crly SD
Dept ol Corrections
King City Un SD
Salinas Un HSD
Central Ca Women's Facility
Kings Canyon USD
San Benito HSD
Chowcrtilla Elem SD
Kings Co Oil ol Ed
San Bernardino City USD
Chowchilla Union HSD
Lemoore Un Elem SD
Selma USD
Coaltnga-Huron USD
Lemoore Un HSD
Soledad Un SD
Culler-Oosi USD
Lynwood USD
Stockton USD
Delano Union SD
Madera Co Of) ol Ed
Tulare City SD
Dos Palos Jt Un ESD
Merced City SD
Tulare Co OH ol Ed
Earhman SD
Merced Un HSD
Tulare Jl Un HSD
Exeter Puole Schools
North Monterey Co USD
Visaiia USD
Fa.rlield-Suisun USO
•
Parlier USD
Washington Colony SD
J
(COMPLETE LIST OF 0ATES
'"■ INTERVIEW A
OF DISTRICT PARTICIPATION AND HIRING NEEDS AVAILABLE AT THE CDES OFFICE:
HIRE. RESUME AND LETTERS OF REFERENCE ARE RECOMMENDED ""
CONTACT THE C.ARFFR DEVELOPMENT A KMPLOYMENT SERVICES FOR MORE INFORMATION AT
1209)278-2381
3/Bl -OPEN TO ALUMNI WHO HAVE PAH) AJTD REGISTERED FOR SERVICES WITH THE CDES OFFICE
Baker as being somewhat hostile
to unions.
He holds a doctoral degree in
civil engineering from the Univer¬
sity of New Mexico.
Chater has been president of
Texas Woman's University since
1986. The name of the university
may be misleading, since the stu¬
dent population there isscven per¬
cent male, according to the Times.
She served as vice chancellor of
academic affairs at UC San Fran¬
cisco and was a senior associate to
President SeachConsullation Serv¬
ices for the Association of Govern¬
ing Boards of Universities and
Colleges.
Academic standards at TWU
were boosted during Chater's
tenure, and enrollmentatthe uni¬
versity was increased 25 percent
during that time. Chater's biggest
drawback is said by the Times to
be the low profile of Texas
Woman's University.
She received her Ph.D. in edu¬
cational administration from UC
Berkeley.
Munitz has served as Chancel¬
lor of the University of Houston
main campus and academic vice
president of the University of Illi¬
nois system. He holds a Ph.D. in
comparativeliterarurefrom Prin¬
ceton.
His business experience may
be an asset to his chances of being
selected, but it appears someof his
business ties and dealings will
prove tobe more significant and a
major stumbling block to his pos¬
sible selection.
In addition to being president
of Federated Development Co., he
is also vice chairman of Maxxam.
Inc., which owns Pacific Lumber
Co. and KaiserTech Ltd , the par¬
ent company of Kaiser Aluminum
& Chemical Corp.
Federated Development Co. is
a holding company owned and
controlled by Houston financier
Charles E. Hurwitz, and is the
largest shareholder of Maxxam.
Inc.
Maxxam, Inc., through a sub¬
sidiary headed by Munitz, owned
United Savings Association of
Texas, a failed savings and loan
taken overby federal regulators in
1988. Legal documents indicate
the S&L failure may cost taxpay¬
ers up to SI .4 billion.
According to the documents,
Hurwitz obtained financing for the
Pacific Lumber Co. takeover with
the help of convicted Drcxcl
Burnham Lambert so-called "junk
bond king" Michael Milken acting
asdealer/manager. Milkenalleg-
edly sold large blocks of Pacific
See FINALISTS, page 6
Travel
Seminar
Find out the money saving basics
by attending a free seminar
Monday, April 8
12pm-2pm
College Union #312
Sponsored by
International Student
Services and
Council on tnajTuttonal ErJucatkma< Earjuny
Object Description
| Title | 1991_04 The Daily Collegian April 1991 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1991 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) 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 | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
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| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | April 4, 1991, Page 4 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1991 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) 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 | Associated 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 | The Collegian • April 4,1991 FRESNO STATE MEN'S VOLLEYBALL Fri. April 5 vs Mcnlo College 7:30 pm I VOUtEYBAlTI Sim. April 7 l^jjg^"-' University of California Berkeley 1:00 pm BOTH MATCHES IN THE NORTH GYM LAST CHANCE THIS SEASON TO CATCH THE MEN AT WORK! wing Company \n.tnl \\inning firidu/vcil W< min (i leu Mi ■ f .!';.,■■ Now Served at The Bucket! )rt\i7T?l Ohvt in the Tower District 264-$-$ 2i Finalists: Decision today Continued from page 1 as vice president of academic af¬ fairs at the University of Detroit and was dean of the college of engineering there. He has also been an appointee to the National Science Board- He is said to have helped Cal Poly-SLO upgrade its image from that of "Cow Poly" to one with highly-visible engineering, archi¬ tecture and science programs as wellasagriculture. Itnowboasts the toughest admissions standards in the CSU system. According to the Times, poten¬ tial questions surrounding Baker include low minority enrollment at Cal Poly and a perception of FRESNO STATE UNTVERSrry TIME OUT MASCOT TRYOUTS April 12 -13,1991 Friday, April 12th, 4:00 pm Persona] Interview* North Gym Mat Room Saturday, April 13th, 10:00 am Mascot Suit Tryouts North Gym Mai Room For further information call: Joyce Duncan - 222-9053 Athletic Office - 278-2644 Registration forms are available in the Athletic Office, North Gym 146 Registration forms musi be turned in by APRIL 1ITH, 4:00 PM to the Athletic Office CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, FRESNO Career Development & Employment Services 1991 TEACHER RECRUITMENT JOB FAIR RESIDENCE DINING FACILITY (EAST SIDE) FRI. APRIL 5. 1991 3:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M. SAT. APRIL 6. 1991 9:00 A.M. ■ 2:00 P.M. CSUF FALL 1990, SPRING & SUMMER 1991 CREDENTIAL GRADUATES & CSUF ALUMNI * (( "~ PARTICIPATING DISTRICTS (Subject to Change] —^ Aiisai Un ESD Fowler USD Patterson USD Antelope Valley Un SD Green Field Un SD Pixley Un SD Alwaier ESD Hanlord ESD PortervMie Public Schools Azusa USD Hollisier SD Riverdale J1 Un SD BakerslieW Cny SD Kem High SD Salinas Crly SD Dept ol Corrections King City Un SD Salinas Un HSD Central Ca Women's Facility Kings Canyon USD San Benito HSD Chowcrtilla Elem SD Kings Co Oil ol Ed San Bernardino City USD Chowchilla Union HSD Lemoore Un Elem SD Selma USD Coaltnga-Huron USD Lemoore Un HSD Soledad Un SD Culler-Oosi USD Lynwood USD Stockton USD Delano Union SD Madera Co Of) ol Ed Tulare City SD Dos Palos Jt Un ESD Merced City SD Tulare Co OH ol Ed Earhman SD Merced Un HSD Tulare Jl Un HSD Exeter Puole Schools North Monterey Co USD Visaiia USD Fa.rlield-Suisun USO • Parlier USD Washington Colony SD J (COMPLETE LIST OF 0ATES '"■ INTERVIEW A OF DISTRICT PARTICIPATION AND HIRING NEEDS AVAILABLE AT THE CDES OFFICE: HIRE. RESUME AND LETTERS OF REFERENCE ARE RECOMMENDED "" CONTACT THE C.ARFFR DEVELOPMENT A KMPLOYMENT SERVICES FOR MORE INFORMATION AT 1209)278-2381 3/Bl -OPEN TO ALUMNI WHO HAVE PAH) AJTD REGISTERED FOR SERVICES WITH THE CDES OFFICE Baker as being somewhat hostile to unions. He holds a doctoral degree in civil engineering from the Univer¬ sity of New Mexico. Chater has been president of Texas Woman's University since 1986. The name of the university may be misleading, since the stu¬ dent population there isscven per¬ cent male, according to the Times. She served as vice chancellor of academic affairs at UC San Fran¬ cisco and was a senior associate to President SeachConsullation Serv¬ ices for the Association of Govern¬ ing Boards of Universities and Colleges. Academic standards at TWU were boosted during Chater's tenure, and enrollmentatthe uni¬ versity was increased 25 percent during that time. Chater's biggest drawback is said by the Times to be the low profile of Texas Woman's University. She received her Ph.D. in edu¬ cational administration from UC Berkeley. Munitz has served as Chancel¬ lor of the University of Houston main campus and academic vice president of the University of Illi¬ nois system. He holds a Ph.D. in comparativeliterarurefrom Prin¬ ceton. His business experience may be an asset to his chances of being selected, but it appears someof his business ties and dealings will prove tobe more significant and a major stumbling block to his pos¬ sible selection. In addition to being president of Federated Development Co., he is also vice chairman of Maxxam. Inc., which owns Pacific Lumber Co. and KaiserTech Ltd , the par¬ ent company of Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp. Federated Development Co. is a holding company owned and controlled by Houston financier Charles E. Hurwitz, and is the largest shareholder of Maxxam. Inc. Maxxam, Inc., through a sub¬ sidiary headed by Munitz, owned United Savings Association of Texas, a failed savings and loan taken overby federal regulators in 1988. Legal documents indicate the S&L failure may cost taxpay¬ ers up to SI .4 billion. According to the documents, Hurwitz obtained financing for the Pacific Lumber Co. takeover with the help of convicted Drcxcl Burnham Lambert so-called "junk bond king" Michael Milken acting asdealer/manager. Milkenalleg- edly sold large blocks of Pacific See FINALISTS, page 6 Travel Seminar Find out the money saving basics by attending a free seminar Monday, April 8 12pm-2pm College Union #312 Sponsored by International Student Services and Council on tnajTuttonal ErJucatkma< Earjuny |
