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FRESNO CITY COLLEGE vol. xxxÌ¡, No. 1o Frcsno, Ga. Ost 27,1977 C¡rve Holloueen pumpkin tomorow A Pumpkin Carving Contest and Mrg Je.rry Burns, will be will be sponsored bY the ASB featr¡red in woikshops'on pa,rlia- Senate FridaY at noon in the mentary' procedure. _ Five ASB senators will b: judgrnS. included with the general fee. Benitez resi¡¡ned Senatòr Julie , Larry Kavanaugh, community her Senate post, citing outside services director, made a p¡esen- obligations as the reason. tation to the senate on student astivities. His suggestions were Venancio Gaona, EOP Direc- centered a¡ound the f¿ct that tor, was given $240 for a many of the students on cau¡pus three-day EOP conference¡ Th€ are in their mid-trtenties. IIe felt funds are for the two students the acùivities should be geared to who'will attend. these students as well as the yor¡Dger ones. A Leadership Institute will be held Saturday morning begin- ning at 8, in the Library, The Senate assemblieg con- lhe ASB Eponsored photo Shonr'a blg h1t yesterdayr-ls ' including four 26-ninute work- mittee will meet'' WednesdaY one of neny'happenlngs at FCC. For a look at other shops. with K¿vanaugh to eone with campus events, sec page Two professional registe¡ed some ideas rega,rtling his sugges- recent ,. parliamentarians, Mrs. Ina Potte¡ tion. Ag museum Gommittee 'Foods of the World' seeks otgonizotion to tun Cqfeterio plons remodellingn A committee of backers of the Smith said, a museum specialist proposal to turn the Old of national prominence will be Administration Building into ¿ sought to run the facility. internqtionql menu emphos¡s state agricultural museum is The wlole ambience of eating mode that will allow students to 1off-campus fast food businesses, planning the establishment of a Operating costs h¿ve not yet eventuaúy change thé choose from variety óf competitive pri_ees. non-profit organization. been determined. Smith said it will on a but with City College campus. Plans for an international foods, rather than , Flambures said.he under5úands 'Ephraim was assumed the st¿te would Smith, one of the operate the faeility, but it is $82,0(X) remodeling project of the the old style "school hot lunch" how students c¿n be tr¡rned off leaders in the fight to save the likely Fresno city and county Cafeteria have rçcently been arrangement that exists now. by the traditional "forr eement structure, said bylaws will be may take on a greater role in its approved. Constructfon is to Among the cultural foods to be walls and ba¡e floor' institution drawn up to provide for a. operation. begin next May. made' available are ltalian, called a Cafeteii¿. He wants to goveqn\g board, whose siae and Responsible for the new plians Mexican, Chinese and seafood. change all that. The 61 year old building may funstion have yet to be decided. is Cafeteria Manager Nick Breakfast also will be served trrheeler told the board the be re-dubbed the California Flambures, who presented his throughout the day, and pastries district expects recover the museum consul- to A team of- Agricultural Museuin, aceording ideas to Sam lVheeler, vice will be available for purchasq by cost of remodeling in tants, eách nationallf known, will to Smith, and will be the first the chancellor-business, for approval - the dozen at cheaper prices than increased business the Cafe sought meet with' the museüm in in be to state agricultural three years ago. off campus. is hoped committee evaluate the Administration teria. Construetion to be to California. the Thê remodeling will facilitate a The idea of the international completed by the 1978 falt uuilding and advise on how to Building has been listed in the l'foods of the world" servic"e foods is to offer an alternative to semester.. operate the museum. Smith said National Register'of Historic he hopes the consultants can be Places. hired and their reports com- Governor Brown last month pleted within the near future. signed into'law. the'bill which The committee, composed .of provides $3 milllon to the Compus evongelísf foces triol members of the original agricul- transformation of the building. tural musêum committee, is also The State Center Community looking into the hiring of an College District had planned to interim coordinator. Ultimately, raze it. Nov.22 on disfurbqnce chqrges Redge Peifer, an. evangelist CSUF and often outside the and he night be permitted to if who eoncentrates on ministering doors at rock concerts. He he follows the proper proce to universþ and college èan- returned to FCC on Slednesday' dures. SSU_ puses, was a¡rested here on Oct. Oct.12, and began speaking near Sever¿l students rallied to 12 aÏüer speaking for approxi- the main fount¿in. Peifer'e c¿use dnd insisted his -NTHIS mately three hours in the constitutional rþhts were being Voh¡nteers needed in fountain plaza. The F¡ee Speech Area is the violated. A jury trial wss Lanarg project... o..........\ Peifer was arrested at 1:50 reco¡¡nizæd spot for rallies. or requested; the t¡i¿l h¿s beef set p.m. on charges of disturbing the speakers, thougb they may be for Nov. 22. peace and failr¡¡e to leave the held in óther places on ca,mÞus campus when instructed to- which will accommodate large Campus energy conservatlon. .5 Sectio¡s 415.6 and 626.6 of the numbers. Pen¿l Code. Deakins explained that the Campus Chief of Police Ken- procedure þr an off-canpus neth Shrum e:çlained that the person to speak is to gain .l,Iou1d you g9 to classes cÌ¡a¡ge ofdisturbing the peace is sponsorship by ¿ club or on Sat'urday? Many students a result of complaints that organization, which he would pfefef o. d¿ssroom windows h¿d to be then address. To speak to the tO....... o.. ... r..5 closed due to tbe noise. Peifer student body in general, a w¿s not authorized to speak on 'prospective speaker must go campu¡¡. through the ¿ssemblies comnit- tee. Is there a cheat th the Last May, Peifer was issued a VaIIey Conferè.nce? Flrid out misdene¿nor cit¿tion for ille Students who wish to speak 1n tllis weekts Ran Report...6 gBUy distributing handbills on need only reserve the Free cars parked in the campus a¡ea. Speech Area. "Every campus has At this time,.he also sought to .its ow¡ rules,' said Deakins. "If speak on campus aud was we allowed everyone to come on i¡formed by Assoc. Deau öf carnpus and speak, we'd get Letters to the edltor o.. o. .8 Students Doris Deaki¡s that he people who'd want to say all would first haüe to acquire sorts of horrible things." sponsolship by a club or organization. Deakins added that she bas no After that, Peifer preached at objections to Peifer speahing, Rtôgc Pclfcr ACTIVITIES CALENDAR Specíol evenls lllusic Sporfs Leoderehip & Parliementary "Loot', Theatre 3 Production, Thet¡ Chi, Mixed Company & Tower ol Powe¡, O.t. 30, Volleyball, FCC vs. COS, Oct. 2?, Inetitute,,Oct. 29, FCC Campus, Friday & Saturday, L544 N. Free Flight, Oct. 29, Rainbow Halloween show, Las Vegas FCC Gym, ? p.m. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Fulton, 8:30 p.m. Ballroom, 9 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Room, Sheraton Inn, 8 p.m. Oct. 27-30, Fresno "Hamlet", a musical plåy, Benefit Community Theatre, Fresno "Fateo", Randy Dieco Dsnce, Rally Football, FCC vs. San Joaquin Retarded, Stonehill, Tom Howard & Club, Oct. 28, Me¡norial Auditorium, 8:30 p.m. for the Oct. 30, Ice Solid Roek, Student Lounge, Delta, Oct. 28, Ratcliffe Stadium, House Theatre, Visalia; Oct. 2g, Wilson 10 a.m. to p.m. 4 to 6 Theatre, 7:30 midnight 7:30 Ken Long, Warner Pacific p.m. p.m. College in Portland, Oregon, Oct.- Crose Country, FCC vs. COS & 28, Foyer ofthe Cafeteria, 8:30 to Flu Immunization, Oct. 31, Buck O*ens & Buckarooò, Nov. Reedley College, Oct. 28, Wood- 10 a.m. Sanger Community Center, 730 6, Fres¡o Sheraton Inn, Las ward Park, 4 p.m. Vegas Room, 7 p.m. Flu Immunizotio¡, Oct. 21, 509 G. St., Sanger, 10:30 to 11:30 & 9:30 Club, 3509 N. First, Fresno 9 to a.m. lV¡ter Polo, FCC vs. Reedlev 11 a.m. Cotlege, Oct. 28, Reedley, 3:Bb Flu Immunizatiõn, Oct. 28, p.m. Flu Immunization, Oct. 28, Edgecomb Center, Sheridan & Clubs Kingsburg Center, 4040 Marian Valley View, Selma, 10:30 to Street, Kingsburg, 9 to 10 a.m. 11:30 a.m. Chrietia¡r Fellowehip, Tuesday, Chrietistr Fellowehip, Thursday, Soccer, FCC vs. Modesto Col- Senate Quarters, 12 noon Senate Quarters. 12 noon lege, Nov. 2, Modesto, 3 p.m. Fto I--,roiz¡tion, Oct. 3i, \ Reedley Senior Citizen's Center, MECHA, Thursday, Comm. Rally Club, Friday, G-101, 12:30 Soccer, FCC vs. San Joaquin 100 N. East, Reedley 9 to 10 a.m. Rms. A & B, 12 noon to 1:30 p.m. Delta, Oct. 31, Stockton, 3 p.m. ALBUM REVIEW F.irst time in Freeno. 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