CaliforniaMustang Polytechnic State University San Luts Oblapo Velum* XXXIV 146 Twelve Pages Today Auguat 10, 1*72 New plan set PR0QRE88 Stadium extension is due soon for education •The extension to Mustang Stadium will be completed Sept by LAURIE CA8 IOY 14, two days before the first home game. In « search for new and better tests earned credit applicable to viyi to meet the needs of the bachelor’s degree. Construction of the 1640 seat students and society during the < The first program to offer a addition began last week. K70'i the California State master’s degree through off- Douglas Gerard, executive dean, Universities and Colleges has campus studies began in said they are on a tight schedule implemented a systemwide to February under auspices of the but he anticipated no problems. initiate ‘‘A New Approach to Fullerton campus. The program, Higher Education.” Initially consisting of a lecture Since current state regulations A little more than a year haa course and a seminar, was of­ prevent the use of tax funds for puied since the first steps were fered at the Santa Ana Civic competitive athletics the 1107,040 aken to fulfill the projects ob­ Center to 90 advanced students needed for the addition is corning jectives. The Initial steps were to seeking a Master of Public Ad­ from other sources. organise two Task Forces and a ministration degree. Pres. Robert E. Kennedy Commission. T hese sp ecia l External degree programs are requested 160,000 of the State groups have developed several self-supporting; the Individual Share Roaerve, primarily used pilot programs which are now student either personally or by for agricultural functions, from underway. subsidy from a government or the Chancellors. \ Rhoto toy Oav* Cherry One premise of the new ap­ private agency, pays tuition at a This seemingly abandoned construction site will soon be the proach is that the time spent In fee established at the system The ASI gave 120,000 for the home of additional seating for Mustang Stadium. See season college can bo reduced for many level. addition. The balance, loaned by tickats story on page 3. students by a strengthened ad­ There are prospects of the Foundation, will be repaid by vanced placement working significantly more such off- the income from the additional The lighting in the stadium will relationship with the high schools campus programs beginning next •eats. Seventh week aid a broadened program of fall. Authorisation has been mad* be significantly Improved with new light standards and new The seventh weak of instruction comprehensive exam in ation s for a Master of Business Ad­ Gerard said that the metal lighting heads. ends at 6:00 pjn., Monday, given lower division college ministration degree program to parts of the extension being built August 21. students. be operated by California State by Fred Walsh Incorporated, are Additional expansion, from The college catalog states: For the first time entering College, Dominguet Hills. The all prefabricated materials. funds available and thos* “Except for college recognised freshmen at any of the It cam­ School of Arts and Sciences At "Just take it off the truck, generated by the use of the emergencies, no withdrawals puses can receive six semester California State University, assemble, and then bolt it.” stadium, is hoped for. from a course will be permitted uits of credit for a score of three Sacramento, will offer an ex­ or better on a five point scale on ternal B.A. in Cdmlnal Justice at any advanced placement tests. Delta Community College In In the ares of comprehensive Stockton and Diablo Valley Workshops still active examinations, two campuses College In the Bay area. California State University, San A number of grants have been Approximately 480 men and conference under the direction of experience, and most of the Francisco and California State received by the campuses and the women are currently attending Miss Beverly Bowman of people who com* care, about College, Bakersfield—Joined last system which will permit them to the California workshop for Bakersfield. people.” U1 in a pilot project whereby move ahead with many projects. physical education and coaching Miss Bowman said that "after Miss Bowman said directors students could earn credit by The first major grant was from according to Robert Mott, head of the completion of on* week were elected by the workshops passing tests developed through the Carnegie Corporation In New the mans physical education comments were favorable two years before they serve, department. the College Level Examination York. toward the conference,” she pending one year learning the Progpaaa(CLEP). Students who Numerous proposals have been Some 900 women Instructors continued, "being director of the Job. She Is an instructor at are concluding their two week conference has been a beautiful Bakersfield High School whore passed one or more of the five (Continued on page I) ah* haa served for 14 years, six of CATCH 22 those m head of the girls PE Department. File adds new dimension The women are in their 22rd conference while the men a rt Mining "what’s possible in Executive Orders of the Chan­ celebrating their 26th. The men kudent government at Cal Poly” cellor. are under the direction of Mr. h the goal of the Catch 22 cross Volume 1 of the cross reference Robert Clark of Monterey High 'defence system being Instituted system will be composed of a School. Some 160 men are *f Skip Kelley of this university. table of contents, Instructions on enrolled in the workshop ac­ Kelley, who has put In an the use of Catch 22, and an index- cording to Mott. ■toneted 500 man hours working glossary section Intended to Mott Mid attendance at the ® the Catch 22 project, has reduce the ambiguity of the workshops has been steady i frdeed a system by which any materials In Catch 22, along with through the years. Usually some kadent organisation can, "In less other sections designed to asst* foreign Instructors participate than five minutes," find the researchers. — but this year none are attending. Hdee, laws, and bylaws gover- The 39 volumes of Catch 22 will Instructors from all over the nln* that organisation. be placed In a portable bookcase nation are attending this year but For example, If the student which will be present at all SAC, the state of Hawaii is the most [•eepeper was questioning the SEC, and other official meetings distance place represented this when the system goes into effect l*wi governing its editorial RRo«o by John Gordon year. Mtay. it could, within a m atter of According to Kelley, who has The women conclude their Jesse Owens, keynote speaker for the Physical Education "dkkes, by using the Catch 22 been working on Catch 22 since workshop on August 11 and the Workshop, spoke to a packed house in Chumash Auditorium Wem find a table referring the last fall, with time off to get man will conclude theirs on f—krcher to the appropriate married, there Is the possibility yestarday. August II. Participants receive * d giving him a quick that student government can set "arbitrary control” over the professional credit for attending Itself up as an assistant to other legal, you have a chance to the workshop Mott said, and the W*x by which to find them. establish a channel of com­ budget, when, in fact, it has only J n the Poly Royal apodal colleges and universities in a few controls, which are set main purpose is to upgrade devising a similar system for munication. physical education, and to im­ •Jdon of the Mmtang Daily, "But when you go in to the down by law. Under Catch 22, any themselves. Money attained this prove athletic coaching in the C*toh 22 was discussed in detail. administration and ask per­ ignorance on the parts of the way would virtually psy f°r secondary schools In the country. « that time, Kelley had compiled mission to do something, and student government or the ad­ •our volumes In his cross Catch 22 her*. ministration concerning such One advancement whlcn they say either ’yes’ or ‘no’, there [•"•“■to* system. Through ex- is no chance to open a channel of vontrols would be wiped out upon would, according to Kelley, be •'•dve research, Kelley has communication.” looking into the Catch 22 cross opened up by Catch 22 Is that «panded these four volumes into One example of this cited by reference. certain communicative links waking them extremely Kelley Is the ASI budget adopted When asked what documents would be established. wtoiled and comprehensive. last spring. Kelley felt that many would be contained In Catch 22, hffP j "When you present s weu Topics for these volumes range news releases from the ad­ Kelley Mid he hoped to present researched and v iron-clad “Wn College Administrative ministration gave the impression “complete, 100 per cent proposal to the administration, Mufi i< i - r f -• i , U,I (CAM) and Ad­ that the administration had (continued on page 10) ministrative Bulletins to one that Is legal and you know Is Thursday. 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