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United Europe Po~Sible, Speaker Says Calilomla State Volume 37 University, fllorthridge Number49 Fr rd<iy . November 20. 1992 l lf @[9) ~vi United Europe po~sible, speaker says Pan African By Valaria Stahl studies Staff Writer Unification effective in preventing war sponsors 'X' A French deputy consul for isthe 14-year-old Iriehgirl who is dependent on foreign trade, and politics," Bulwa said. "This Loa Angeles spoke Thursday was raped by herfriend'sfather tho film stated. It also slated wasa good timelo be educated.• showing to approximately 50 atudenta and became pregnant. Ireland that the United States can Bulwasaidhe was happyat and professors on the chang- prohibits abortion, no matter benefit economically from a the number of students PanAfrican studies will ing European community and what the circumstances, and higher European standard of studying French who turned sponsor a viewing or Spike ita effect on theUnited Stat.es' upon hearing her case, the living and a higher European up, but was upset at the low Lee"o now film "Malcolm x· economy. government decided it would employment rate. turnout or businesa and po- al 4:30 p.m. al Pacific Jerome Champagne ex- not allow her to travel to En- The unity will eliminate litical science students and IBA Norlhridge Cinema. plained that he wanted lo gland eo s he could receive a customs barriers, therefore members. DirecUy alU!r the movie, promoteawareness aboutwhat legal abortion there. facilitating world trade, the "I was really disappointed the department will host is happeningwith the unifica- Her family took their case film elated. This will have a that more IBA members did two evenla lo"unify tho Af- tion of12 European countries, to the European Community big impact on the United not show: Bulwa said. •rm rican-American commu- which includes France, Ger- Council and it allowed her lo States, because the United really proud of the foreign nity and encourage dia- many and the United King- travel to England, because Statesand European countriea language department. They logue concerning major po- dom, into what is now called underthe laws oftheECC,one account for one-third of the really showed their support: litical lean·ofthe commu- the European Community cannotbe detained from trav- world trade. The lecture was the first nity. Council. eling to another ECC country. Champagnesaid theUnited official event that W88 to be A reception will be held "The idea of unification is No court or judge in Ireland St.at.ea needs to see Europe as shared by the department of at the PAS Conference an old one,· Champagne said. could atop her. a partner that no longer can be foreign languages and litera- Room and Courtyard in tho "It ia an effective tool of pre· "'Twelve independent na- divided. ture• and the School of Busi· FacultyOfficeBuildingand venting war.• tions have agreed to give up Of course, there is still a ness, according to department a "Teach-in" will be con· The unification plan also some of their sovereign pow- struggle to have all the 12 Chair Maje Reid. ducted at the University has political and economic as- ers,• Champagne said. nations agree on the terms of Itwas organized to encour· Student Union. piration• to remove barriers The European oommunity unification, Champagne said. age more people to become in- The forum wiH feature that have divided the Euro- laws are more powerful and "There are a lot or psycho· volved in the international special readings related lo pean nations inordertocreate the united oountries win have logical barriers in Great Brit- business program, she added. Malcom X and a queation a single European market, to change their national laws ain alowingdown the European Dr. Sahab Dayal, associate end answer period related Champagne said. to make them ooincide with Community Council: Cham- dean of the School ofBusiness lo the film. "I'm totally in favor of the ECC laws, he explained. pagne said. "We have problem& Administration and Econom- The viewing cosla $10 something like the United A film Champagne pre· and reluctant people, but [am ics thought that it ia impor· and 1eating is limited. For Stat.eaofEurope,"Champagne sented oaid the ECC ia based optimistic.· tant to understand interna- more information cont.act said. "I'm confident it will upon the Treaty of Rome, Max Buiwa,preeidentofthe tional politics and that the the Pan African atudiea of- happen." which in 1957 establiehed a International Business Aaso· guest speaker wquld be en- fice FOB room 221 or the The plan lo unite the coun- framework for a united com- ciotion, a campua club that lightening. EOP office in Administra- tries consist.a mainly or free munity. Tho film 1aid the helped aponaor the event, •Awareneaaofinternational tion room 116. trade agreement.a, a common treaty's first interest waa eco- thought the presentation was developments ia very much a currency andcertainlaws that nomic, butthatracently Euro- a perfect way for 1tudent1 to part of what is going on in the would take precedence over pe41 n1 have become interested learn about the current situa- decade ofthe '901," Dayal said. any national law1. in political u~ity . tion in Europe. "Herei1anexa mpleofthe kind An example ofauch an ECC The ECC wants to promote ~e as Americana are very ofevents "'hichwill be helpful Opinion law overriding a national law healthy trade because Europe ignorant about foreign i11ues to underatanding them.• Teleconference teaches Chicano pride By Ana Contreras importanceofstudentinvolve- ference when she spoke of how at the conference. Staff Writer ment in the labor movemenL UCLA sororities refused to The topic discussed by the Panelistandlabororganiz.er back upChicanastudents dur- lastpanel wasthe 1985Uticio Over 900 Chicano high Rocio Seinz spoke about her ing the Theta Xi fraternity· A court case decision, which school student.a from all over work with janitors and their • ·Lupe• iHue. was overturned by the Los Angeleo county attended struggle in forming a union. Carrillo also talked about Bradford decision in 1990. Earthwatch the first"Take BackYour Hia· A film onjuatioe for janitors the need for a Chicana atudica TheI..ticiaAdecision elated lory" national teleconference WBI shown that documented Overpopulation and o department in universities. that undocumented college Wednesday at USC's Bovard the confrontation between po- Cypress College political aci- student.I who have lived in lock of foresight hove Hall. lice and 200janitors on 1trike enco profeasor Luz Calvo spoke California for more than one set the stage for on ·we are here because we in Century City in 1990. Ac- about sexism in the Chicano yeardid not have lo pay outor environmental night- wanttochange thinga. lt'aour cording to the film, halfofthe movement. 1tate registration fees. mare FirstAmendment right topro- janitors were taken lo jail by "We ask our (Chicano) CSUN Chicano studies ma· See page 3 test. It'•ourFiratAmendment police and the reot were taken brothen to examine their be- jor Mario Muralle1 and the right lo demand our rights. to hospitalo becauae of police havior toward (Chicana1),• otherpanel membera oaid they We are going to put a Chicano beatftlp. Calvo 1aid. areworkingon overturningthe 1tudie1 department in every -There i1 a war goingon in Calvo alao aaid 1he i1 hope- Bradford deciaion. univeraityin thi1country ,• 1aid this country. The war i1 de- ful thattheChicanomovement "The movement to keep us CSUNChicano1tudi..profeo- clared against Chicano• and will notexclude homoeexual1. out ofthe univeraity sy1tem is aor Rodolfo Aculla at the be- Latino•: 1aid panel member •White feminist.a,• Pardo not just in California," ginningofthe conference. and labor organizer Joee de 1aid, •are beginning to recog- Murallea said. The teleconference, 1pon- Paz. nize cla11 and raoe. Chicana Buelna, who helped orga· aoredbytheNationalChicana/ "Becauae of the war, the femini1m ha1 alway• argued nize the conference, 1aid the Chicano Empowerment N•t.- Chicano 1tudent movement i1 that we can't eeparate gender teleconferencewutelevised to work, wa1 organized to teach more important now,• de Paz i11uea from claH and race i11- 75 campu.sea nationwide. Chicano high school otudenta said. "The right locontrol our 1uao. They are all related." Yale, Cornell, Brown Uni- theirhiotory and"to give them own de1tiny i1 a very eerioue According to Pardo, many versity and San Francisco a eenae ofpridein themselve1 goal. Thia goal makeo some Chicano men think femini1m State were eome of the cam- with a hope thatthey will take people very nervous." i1 a -White woman'• concern: puseo which tuned in, he uid. action thattheyfeel neceaaary The 1econd panel, moder- •Somewhite feminist.a leave Among the 10 high schools in their own lituation, • 1aid ated by CSUN Chicano 1tud- out race and Chicanos ot\en attending theconference were Memories Gabriel Buelna, A11odated ie1 profeoaor MaryPardo,dealt leave out gender,•.1he 1aid. San Fernando, Belmont, Baseball c0td collect- StudentsaenatoroftheSchool with Chicana i11ue1. "How can we .talk about Garfield, Roooevelt and Mon· ofHumanitiea. ing brings out the Panel member and UCLA Chicano 1tudie1 and ignore 62 roe, Buelna 1aid. The oonference oon1i1ted of politfoal aci&noe major Rosario percentofthepopulation- the According lo AcuJ\a, there seven yeOt old In those threepanelo thatdilCUNedii· Carrillo talked about the dif- women?" 1be a1ked. were multiple purpoaeafor the whO Indulge In the 1ueo pertainingto theChicano ference between white femi- A major otep in Chicano conference. hobby community. niats and Chicana femini1ta. 1tudie1, Pardo 1aid, i1 that See page8 Thefirotpaneldi9cuMedthe Carrillo pointed out thi1 dif- gender i11u.e1 were addre11ed See CHICANO. page 4 2 NEWS/Friday, Novermer 20,1992 Dally Sundial Campus Calendar wlcl ldngclo..............111______ .,___ h_•• _.. .it-_ · ,,_Ir. Pon African StudlH Department - Wo Today will sponSOI' the viewing ol Spike lee's ·x· at 4:30 p.m. at tho Pacific Northridga Cin- ClalrOoiii Boredom Busters ema, located at 19401 Partnania Avo.
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