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TY System Plonned for FCC FRESNO CITY COLLEGE vol. xxxll, NO. 14 Fresno, Ca. iDec. 1, 192 New ideos TY system plonned for FCC Staff and student input will be members to fill out a question- seen other csmpus television utilized in designing a eampus- naire on possible uses of the systems that range from l'very wide television system, thus system. Ed Huber, a television small to complete TV stations Editor to speok to assuring that the system will be consultant hired by the district, that broadcast over the air." represbntative of instructional will show various systems and answer questions as part Step needs here at FCC. of The new buildings on campus - The Learning Resources Cen- 3. Step 4 calls for a presentatiou were all designed with ihe news stoffs, closses ter Advisory Committee has to interested staff of two or three proper conduit for cable different systems their TV or initiated Step 1 of a plan to for radio frequeney. "There's been a Newspaper Rampage and RÀM magazine develop a television system for consideration. need all along (for better editor Marvin purposes. a Sosna will visit Fresno City staffs, and mass media ólasses. instructional A-ceord- system), but our first goal was to ing to Alfred Herrera, associate The proposed system College and CSUF as part of an He will be at FCC all day will then g_et the LRC running smoothly," Editor-in-Residence program Wednesday and on Thursday dean of learning resources, the be designed by Herrera, Huber, Herrera explained.- "Now. ive sponsored Western afternoon. Thursday morning four-part plan is intended'to and a television technieian, Dave want to offer students all we by the "decide Newspaper Foundation. and Friday he will be at CSUF. how the system is going Kroeker. @n." to be used before we buy a lot of hardware." Student input will come Sosna is the editor of the News The system urill be decided indirectly in the form of in-class ou He "The object is to provide a Part 1 includes a glossary of "hopefully by Chronicle in Thousand Oaks. feedback to instructors. the end of the will visit the schools' journalism little professional interchange for television terms and a paeket school year," he concluded. "îÌ¡e students," said Lang. "We showing garious departments Dec. ?-9.Rampage the types of equip- the system could consist of big factor in control will be hope get some ideas for our ment available. funding. T[¡e adviser Peter Lang and'Ronald to this will aid staff portable monitors, builtin moni- c¿n design the best Kenney, chai¡man of the EIR journalism proglams and exPect memb the system ever, but there has to be benefit from tors, video recorders, or ¿ program, arranged the visit. our students will t,ermi ent Herrera, money to make it a reality." this." when combination. Said Sosna will speak to the for "There are so many vari¿bles to the system. Step a television system. The more the cost of the project cannot 2 will require staff input we get from instructors- be estimated until a system is decided on. Once the decision is made, Herrera estimated the system could be finished in approximately two years. Chorges ogqinst Cable TV--alternative viewing. ......4 Musical potpourrf ...4 evqngelis[ dismissed Charges against Redge Peifer plaza. Peifer was repeatedly Cagers and rnatmen open season. of disturbing the peace and asked to leave by school ....6 failu¡e to leave campus whe¡ authorities and Campus Police instructed to do so have been Chief Keu Shrum. Cornrnent: doctors kill babies?... ..... ...8 dismissed. The charges were dropped by Peifer, a minister wbo claims Judge Armando Rodriguez, in to have been ordained by God, the interest of justice with the was a¡rested Oct. 12. provision that Peifer is not to The charges stemmed from a speak on campus unless he three-hour speech in the fount¿in obtains proper permission. 2 Thurcday, Dec. 1,1977 JIllÍIORS---l.lIgSES ACTIVITIES CALENDAR SIZES 5 to ZO mnP$ f;ASUALS Clubs Music Kingeton Trio & The Li¡nelitere, Dec. 1, 926 F¿.Êt Ol.ivc lower District- . Chriedian Fcllowehip, luesday, Senate acroas fron lauck(s Bakery Quarters, 12 noon Las Vegas Room, Fresno Sheraton Inn, Ch¡ieti¡û Fellowehip, Thursday, Senate 7:30 & 10 p.m. Quarters,'12 noon Alou, Tribute to Elvie hesley, Dec. 11, Vegas DISTINCIIVE STTLES AND PRICES MECHA, Thursday, Comm. Rm. B, 12 Las Room, Fresno Sheraton Inn, 7 1þ FIl ALL 'rd0Mtr{ noon & 9 p.m. Blue Oyeter Cult & Bl¡ck Oak, Dec. 6, Selland Arena, 8 p.m. E¡rth, W¡nd & Fire, Deniece lVilliame & 10É Discount with F.C.C. 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