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Jlan Jjfranristo Jfogljont jlan JJfranristo Jfogljont Volume 73, Number 13 Univfrsity of S«n Francisco October 27, 1978 Sutro Library To Lose Lease by Nancy Wingfield The Sutro Library, presently hous­ ed in the bottom floor of the Glee­ son Library, is not scheduled to have its lease renewed upon expiration in December, 1979. According to University of San Francisco President, Father Lohn LoSchiavo, the administration based its decision against renewal of the lease because the Sutro Library occu­ pies 14,000 square feet of space badly needed by the Gleeson Library for expansion. The Administration also questions how much this facility will be used by the university com­ munity. For those students unfamiliar with the Sutro Library, a branch of the Cali­ fornia State Library, it is built around the 100,000 volume collection of rare books Adolf Sutro left the state upon his death. Included in this vast collection are 13th and 14th Century Yemenite He­ Sutro Library must soon be re-located. brew manuscripts, 15th Century incunabila, including a 1478 copy of The Sutro Library contains one of Various members of the Board of the St. Thomas Aquinas Summa Also among the varied collections the largest manuscript collections in Trustees have asked the administra­ Theologica; 16th Century Calvanist are Sir Joseph Bank's personal the world. tion to reconsider its initial decision. tracts and Lutheran pamphlets, and archives. The former president of the Sine the initial decision against Both the History and the English 17th, 18th, and 19th Century British Royal Society, he was a major scien­ retaining the Sutro Library was made departments have voted to write political tracts, periodicals, maga­ tific figure in the 18th and 19th in December, 1977, USF has acquired letters asking the administration to zines, and parliamentary records. Centuries. some 200,000 square feet of space re-evaluate the situation. with the purchase of Lone Montain Junior Class President Erin Buckley, College. and ASUSF President Aaron Lee have Informal sources say the state is formed a student task force to invesi- Motorcycles Towed considering paying the "going rate" gate the future possibilities for the for library rental space rather than the Sutro Library on the campus. cracking down... we will not tolerate by Angela McNulty nominal sum of $1.00 per year it Unterested students should contact illegal parking especially since motor­ Motorcycles are being towed for presently pays. them at U.C. 402 or by telephone at the first time at the University of San cycles enjoy such a low fee." 666-6516. Francisco. The Dudley-Perkins Yashinitsky feels the fee is to Motorcycle Co. charges $34.00 mini­ "compensate for the size of the mum as a towing fee, plus $1.50 a day motorcycles." They take up a very Senate Allocates for storage. small amount of space in comparison The University must contract a to the average automobile. motorcycle specialist shop which has Public Safety created a motorcycle $500 For Whale the special equipment necessary to parking zone last Spring in an effort to insure that the bikes will remain intact ease the parking crunch so character­ allocating part of their $17.50 activity by Lisa Coffey while in transit. istic of USF fee for the event. How important is a whale to you? Yashinitsky, the director of Public- The special zone is located in Jerry Brunn, although he realized The Senate had to ask itself this Safety, welcomes motorcycles to the between the Harney Science build­ the Senate should encourage activi­ question Tuesday night when it voted USF campus. The prescirbed area for ing and Gleeson Library. It is the ties such as the Whale Symposium, to allocate $300 from the Activities motorcycle parking is "safe and has graveled area to Harney's west and said that $500 is a lot of money to Council's general fund and $200 from been approved by riders them­ extends to the patch of grass in front come from either the Activities Clubs Council's fund to help finance selves." of Gleeson. Yashinitsky feels this loca­ Council's fund or the Clubs Council's the Whale Symposium promoted by tion is particularly opportune. fund. This particular problem was "The parking fee is a mere $3.00 per Tri Beta. bike compared to $26.00 for auto­ First, the noise level of starting a solved when a portion of the $500 The purpose of the symposium is to mobiles," says Yoshinitsky. bike is "relatively inaudible" there. sum was taken from the budgets of educate the USF community about In terms of illegally parked motor­ Secondly the area is readily visible both clubs. the importance of the whale and the cycles Yashinitsky stated, "We're Continued on Page 3 On the other side of the coin, Fred Greenpeace movement. In order to Schleup felt the symposium just do this, a 45-foot replica of a whale, might be the key event for the entire produced by General Whale and semester. costing approximately $500 to trans­ Senator Roseanna Marchetti was port to USF, will be on exhibit in pleased to hear that a club has come Harney Plaza from November 1 up with programming that is not only through 14. Information, exhibits, Continued on Page 2 and photographs will be available in U.C. main lounge to supplement the whale replica. INDEX Though the $500 was allocated to Pages News Tri Beta after much discussion, some 2 3,9 Senators felt that this figure was a rather large amount to put out for Editorials 4 one event. Senator Charles Wall 4\ Opinions adamantly stated that it was ridicu­ lous for the club to spend $500 on a Entertainment 6,7 ,8 whale replica. He felt that the money could be put to better uses. He added Features 5 that he thought some students might Motorcycles are now allowed to park between Gleeson Library and Harney question the reasoning behind Sports 10. 11 Science Building. Page 2 October 27, 1978 Marchetti Re-elected Senate Meeting Continued From Page 1 into effect. ASUSF president, Aaron told the President to go ahead with by Marcella Farragher entertaining but is educational. She Lee, told students to boycott classes, Belluomini without regards for the voiced the opinion that it would be Roseanna Marchetti's resignation and to hold back their tuition dollars other candidates. The Board recom­ good public relations for the Univer­ and re-election to the ASUSF senate without telling them what the conse­ mended that the Athletic Director sity to have the symposium. remains a mystery. In the preceding quences would be. Aaron Lee, has not assume the duties of coach but a Senator Dan London stated that the issue of the FOGHORN, (Oct. 13, every right to some disagreement. dual role is not prohibited by Greenpeace movement is a good one 1978), Marchetti told the Fohgorn ASUSF wanted to prevent the Administrative policy. and the whale symposium would bea that she resigned from the senate be­ modular scheduling instead of taking Lee also discussed the basketball good way to promote it. cause of "emotional tensions." a neutral stand,' remarked Roseanna ticket prices with Father LoSchiavo. In the weeks to come each student Marchetti's reasons for resigning Marchetti. Father LoSchiavo showed Lee the will be confronted with the ques­ basically were due to the ASUSF budget files for ticket revenues which The ASUSF president, Aaron Lee, tion, "how important is a whale to senates stand on the modular sched­ showed the following figures for stated that "knowing Roseanna, and you?" and will be able to judge if the ule and what was not happening, and these fiscal years. In 1976-77, approxi­ her perception of herself, qualify her event was one worth the costs. also what should have been happen­ mately $132,000 was brought in in for an emotional level of leadership, I The Senate also discussed Aaron ing. The chaos and confusion which ticket revenues. In 1977-78 approxi­ myself have an emotional level of Lee's veto of the $200 grant to the was experienced at the time of the mately $152,000 was collected. This leadership." Lee comments that it is a Scabbard and Blade to help them modular scheduling crippled year there is an estimate of only question of theatrics to why cover the charges for the spaghetti communications and added to more $99,000 in possible ticket revenues. Marchetti resigned. This question is dinner they held. The clubs total frustration at USF. Lee believes that this estimate is far very perplexing. "Roseanna, makes it deficit for the event was close to $500. too low. He wonders what the pos­ Roseanna Marchtti stated that she public that she is regisning, then she Lee vetoed the motion for two sible rationale is in raising prices this was "totally frustrated" with the quiets down when she decides to reasons. First, he feels there was no year if there has been no decrease in senates stand on the modular come back to the senate. I feel there thorough investigation to determine the number of season tickets sold, schedule. "I found that there was no was no reason for her to leave. That the club was at fault. There is a and if revenue has been steadily point in going on, at that point in was her problem." question of negligence on the part of increasing the past two years. time, ASUSF was going in the oppo­ On October 3, 1978, the ASUSF the A.R.A. and a question that they site direction of my proposals." senate re-elected Roseanna did not fulfill their contract with the It was revealed that Campus "ASUSF wanted to prevent the Marchetti to her former position as Scabbard and Blade.
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