California State University, San Bernardino CSUSB ScholarWorks Paw Print (1966-1983) Arthur E. Nelson University Archives 11-19-1974 November 19th 1974 CSUSB Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/pawprint Recommended Citation CSUSB, "November 19th 1974" (1974). Paw Print (1966-1983). 170. https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/pawprint/170 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Arthur E. Nelson University Archives at CSUSB ScholarWorks. It has been accepted for inclusion in Paw Print (1966-1983) by an authorized administrator of CSUSB ScholarWorks. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Onlce Of Pubikcfion California Sfate College, San Bernardino t Volumn Vli Number Six Published byIWFEINT the Associated Students of California State College, San Bernardino. Tuesday, November 19, 1974 Assault on ASB Pres. Graduate Fellowships The California State Scholarship applicants and the financial status and Loan Commission announces of the applicant's par^ts, as well the 0|)ening of the competition for as, the applicant's financial status the 1975-76 State Graudate will be considered in evaluating Thwarted by Police Fellowship Program which eligibility for State Graduate provides for up to full tuition and- Fellowships. This chaise is man­ By Sal Betlia or fees at any graduate or dated by law and the Commission professional school located in must consider parental finances Many sultry comments, com­ California and accredited by or in even thou^ the applicant may not piled together, have given police a candidate status for accreditation be a dependent for tax purposes perjorative stereotype. Therefore, by the Western Association of and-or may consider him or herself Schools and Colleges or any law to be independent. I felt it necessary to relay an act of school which is accredited by the 2. The Commission will continue gallantry on a heroic scale per­ California State Bar Association. to select students of unusal ability formed by eampus polic^an J. There will be approximately 800 and achievement and in addition Wolf. new fellowships available in give consideration to students with contrast to the 250 available last substantial potential for siccess in Out of the hedge beside the year. In addition the method of graduate school who may come student services building a huge selection of new winners is being from a disadvantaged background. tarantula stalked the unaware changed in two ways: The Commission will also give Judy Jones, our beloved ASB 1. Parental financial in­ consideration to its estimate of the formation will be required of all Contin. on p.8 {resident. Maniacally, the giant spider creeped behind her, (latiently waiting to make his fatal attack. Blood Drive Today! ! O.K. Everybody — Today is the day to get involved and do something Let it never be said that Cal State good for your fellow man-woman. has an unattentive ASB jres., for a This is your only chance this year to donate blood and it's happening sixth sense sent a danger signal between 10:00 Am. and 2:00 p.m. in PS-121. into Judy's conscious mind. Remember this fund Ihsures that you or any member of your family may have all the blood, you need in time of emergency, free of Rapidly timing around she spotted charge...Let's all be sure that this fund continues to exist through our die impending {>erU and let our a contributions!!! scream for help. The ever jresent campus policeman was there in Share-a-Ride seconds. With very controlled The Pawprint is starting a new your typewritten request, in­ motion he proceeded to quickly and column on car-pooling. If you are cluding from where, days and humanely strike the tarantula with interested in car-pooling, sharing- times, to the Pawprint one week his billy club, eliminating the a-ride or need-a-ride please submit prior to publication date. threat to Judy and averting a near MayAffackerR.I.P. Bob Lautz tragedy to our executive staff. REMEMBER TO VOTE I Student Services Profile I I Evening Services Office ASB Elections J by Harvey Friedman on rental of instruments, purchase about a mile from the Cal-State Looking for Service? The of campus parking decal, the campus and enjoys ho* work in the Evening Services Office is the paying of library fines and bur­ Evnings Service Office. She has place to get it. More and more sar's fees, and variety of other three sons, two of which are at­ students are attending Cal-State in services. The Director of Evening tending UC Berkeley. In the the evenings coming from a full Services is also available to help daytime she works in the college day of work at regular jobs. evening students with general Public Affairs Office as a news Evenings are the only time they advising. During an interview Dr. writer. can further their academic Schofield stated, "We can process Evelyn works closely with Dr. education. any of the services that are Schofield in helping students According to Dr. Kent Schofield, available to regular daytime process paperwork and in setting Director of Evening Services, "30 students." up advisement interviews. Part of percent of our students are here at When you walk into the Evening her job includes supplying in­ night." Services Office your likel;^ to find a formation and answering evening Evening students may take very charming lady there to help telephone requests. She says, "A advantage of the many services you. Her name is Evelyn person that answers tiie phone available to them. The only catch Thomason and service is her matters. When someone is there to is you have to know where to look. business. answer a question or supply in­ Then you can find everything and Evelyn has a unique background formation it can really make a anything you desire in terms of in public relations. She was in­ difference in how a student feels service. volved working with the YWCA about the entire educational A good place to begin getting all ]x*ior to joining the Cal-State staff. process." kinds of service is LC 226, located She was a newspaper reporter and When asked about the most on the second floor of the Library editor of a weeldy in Toluca Lake, unusual experiences in her job she Building, ext. 573, night phone is California. In addition she has even commented "Once a girl came in 825-3833. So what's such a big deal done some writing for NBC radio the office and asked to borrow a about having an Evening Services dramas, which included coming up pair of scissors. A couple of Office that's open Monday through with comic introduction for the Les minutes later she returned with the Thursday from 4:30 - 9:15 P.M.? Paul radio show. scissors in one hand and a clump of Simply evening students can take She recalls one of her most her hair in the other. She turned to care of their needs at night and memorable expriences was when me and asked how I liked her avoid taking time off work to come she interviewed Fred McMurry freshly cut hair?" out to campus in the daytime. and Beverly Garland on the set of Another time a student came into f The Evenings Services Office "My Three Sons," television the Evening Services Office and has been open since October 1973. program. Evelyn recalls, "They said that his wife was going to have It {wovides a wide range of service were beautiful -leople and I will a baby. He gave Evelyn the which include grad checks, han­ always remember what a pleasant tele{)hone number of the hospital dling waivers on college interview it was." and rushed off to class. Evelyn got Assemblyman Jerry Lewis — A New Pawprint Reader regulations, insurance payments Evelyn lives with her husband Omtin. on p.8 Photo hv I The Pawprint, Tuesday, November 19, 1974, Page twoj :oooooooo< FREE PRESS PAGE The Free Press page of the PawPrirtt is reservi [for opinion matter froih anyone about anything. & Opinions expressedare those of the aumor and nol (necessarilyof the PawPrint or San Bernardino Statk- iCoflege. g j Written matter may be up to 250 words in length,O [typed, and double-spaced. O Deadline for copy is Wednesday before publication.! Libelous, tasteless, or over-length material may' lot be published. ' oooooocxx>ooooooo< Letters to the Dear Editor: C'mon, how do you do it? You got Dear Flash: a monkey from the Psych. Althoi^h Mr. Gazebo and I have Department, ri^t? Just put him in our differences, I am forced to a litlie room with a crayon and he retain Mr. Gazebo as a feature 'Say six Pledges of Allegiance and make a good acf of contrition. turns out your "Susie Cream- columnist due to the immense cheese" column. That's gotta be popularity of "Susie Cream- how you do it because I'm con­ cheese". I would like to talk to you vinced it must be written by about your proposed column if something subhuman. you're still interested. Contact me Really, do you think R.B. Gazebo at the Pawprint trailer after 2:30 Veteran's Report merits a whole page to relate his on Fridays. Brian E. Flescher adolescent sexual fantasies? I —Bob Rawnsley, found them an uncommon bore, Feature Editor Legislation and proposals I would like to take this op­ problems and how to effectively although I will say in his defense 1 deseed to improve the "lot" of portunity to convince the in­ meet them. The only means of mi^t have enjoyed them when I the Vietnam era veteran and dividual veteran on this campus effectively creating change was thirteen.