View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk brought to you by CORE provided by DigitalCommons@CalPoly Arolii CaliforniaMustang Stata Polytaehnic Collaga San Lula Obiapo Daily“ Volume XXXIV Wo. M Eight Pages Today Wednesday March I , 1171 FOUNDERS DAY TALK 'Money not the answer1 by PAUL SIMON earlier. Ho then closed the years to Kennedy's promotion to RdItor-in-Chief program amid a chorus of boos president In 1166. from the student-filled bleachers. The verbal time tour was "We will not solve the problems The opening half of Dumke's spiced with specific examples of of higher education today simply talk was devoted entirely to the the ups and downs, Including the by asking for more and more history of this college, dating major accomplishments of 'money to do the same old things from Its founder, Myron Angel, McPhee. Mrs. McPhee was the same old way." through the Julian A. McPhoe (Continued on page 8) The speaker was Glenn S, Dumke, the occasion was Founders Day and the topic was Dumke: governor Is not higher education in California. "We must devise better and against concept of EOP more effective methods of doing our academic job so that the high by KATHLEEN BEASLEY academic quality that we have Chancellor Glenn S, Dumke the lack of EOP, Dumke said that already achieved can be main­ faced a barrage of questlons- he could not really answer for the tained in the face of Increasing coverlng such topics as the governor. pressure upon the public dollar governor's proposed budget, "It Is my understanding that from all directions. affects of the system-wide name many funds for many purposes "We hate to be disturbed In the' change and problems in the will be brought together for more even tenor of our professional overseas study program—during effective use."' lives, and yet the hour has struck two press conferences Tuesday FED i The trustees originally when we must be willing to ac­ morning and afternoon, asked for 1600,000 for new cept new ways of doing things." In discussing Oov, Ronald (Continued on page 6) Dumke, chancellor of the Reagan's proposed educstlon California State University and budget, Dumke touched on the Three groups Colleges, faced over 1,B00 discrepancies between what the FheieByHenry Oroic students, faculty and town­ trustees asked for and what the seek approval Collaga administrator and student body administrator meet In speople In Men’s Gym Tuesday In governor Is willing to give for the the heat of a rushed day. honor of the 71st birthday of this Student Affairs Council is college. Eudcatlonal Opportunity expected to deliver the verdict on Founders Day activities also Program! EOP), Fund for the bylaws of three student Included a dedication of Educational Development groups tonight, at the last Reagan fills last vacant Polyhouae, presentation of a (FED), salary raises for meeting of the Winter Quarter. plaque In Poly Grove and ap­ teachers and additional ad­ The Gay Students Union, Poly board of trustees seat pearances by Dumke at two press ministrative personnel. Wheelmen (bicycle club), and conferences, a special luncheon EOPi "I recommended to the Human Relations Committee Oov. Ronald Reagan filled the pointed to fill the late Dudley and the Academic Senate. trustees that EOP be at the top of (formerly Leadership Con­ last vacant position on the Board Swim’s term until 1976. Beaver la The Men’s Gym address, the priorities and that we ask for ference Committee), have all of Trustees of the California State a businessman active in Orange proceeded by a brief Concert 13.3 million. It Is the trustees submitted bylaws to SAC for Colleges and University Tuesday County civic and service Band orchestration, featured position and It Is my position and approval. If approved, the when he appointed Frank P. organisations. Dumke and remarks by Pros. we are supporting that position, bylaws will bo sent to the college Adams to replace the late E. Guy Jeanette Ritchie, who lives In Robert E. Kennedy. Student "1 don't think the governor's administration for final Warren. Menlo Park and servos on the pickets favoring the Educational against It(EOP)." ratification. State Board of Education from Opportunity Program (EOP) Dumke said that the governor Also on the agenda la a Adams, a Republican from which she Is expected to resign, were present. wants to centrsllse funds for proposal to have all candidates Piedmont, la an attorney with a was appointed to replace Phoebe Following the address Kennedy student aid in order that funds be for vacated SAC positions rotate law office In San Francisco. Ho la Conley. Mrs, Conley's term refused questions from the used efficiently, When asked If aa council proxies. A discussion a graduate of Stanford Univer­ expired March 1. crowd, on the basis that a press more money would be available on budget priorities Is also sity, with a law degree from Roy T. Brophy, a former conference had been conducted In other programs to make up for scheduled. Boult, a University of California student here who visited campus law school. Hla term will expire for the Founders Day activities March 1,1973. Tuesday, was appointed to Study program studied Adams' appointment will have replace William A. Norris, whose to be confirmed by the State term also expired March 1. Senate, as will three other ap­ Brophy lives in Sacramento, and pointments to the board the Is expected to resign his position by JANM GLOCKNER Sacramento on the use of state beginning and end of their governor made last week. of the Board of Governors of the funds for personal use. visits. Robert F, Beaver waa ap- California Community Colleges. With the recent adverse Isintoa said that the money According to Dr. Fuad publicity about the California was not an "overcharge" but a Tellow, In charge of the State Colleges International needed reserve fund established program on this campus, the Program, many are left won­ to guarantee that all bills would general feeling at the hearing Nixon and Muskie lead dering about the worth of the be paid In the face of fluctuating was that the answers given by overseas study program. costs. He said such a surplus Is Untos and Dumke wore in first primary returns The program, which Involves no longer needed because of satisfactory and that thalr sending students abroad for a lowered air faros between the actions did not Involve criminal by JOHN MILNE year of study, has lately been U.S. and Europe. Intent. It was also generally the subject of much debate and A large surge boosted Sen. It had been suggested that accepted that the errors In the Manchester, N. H. (UPI)-Sen. Investigations in Sacramento. George 8. McGovern of South extra money had been used to past will be corrected, ac­ Edmund S. Muakie of neighboring The controversy lies In the Dakota past his announced ex­ ship a personal car from Italy to cording to Tellow. Maine scored a victory but failed alleged mtsallocatton of funds to poll a majority Tuesday In New pectations of 26 per cent of the Vienna, to buy gifts for foreign Tellow wont on to say that aa a result of poor management, professors and to throw ex­ Hampahire'a primary, seriously vote and enabled him to finish there were Indications that "In An auditor general's report pensive cocktail parties. threatening hla role aa the string second to Muskie. Other the future, very careful budget released In December showed Lantos answered these leading contender for the candidates on the Democratic language will be used for that students had been .over­ charges saying that shipping Democratic presidential primary ballot and write-ins controls," charged 6310,646 in the last five the car had saved the state nomination. trailed badly. Tellow said that he felt that years. money since they didn't have to In the Republican primary, the publicity of late does not State University and Colleges rent him » sr; alleged gifts President Nixon was a The election marked the first help, but throughout the Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke and were actually paymenta for prohibitive favorite to crush two time that 16-year-olds voted in a hearing, It was the general Thomas Lantos, former services the professors ren­ GOP congressmen, liberal Hep, presidential primary. It was also contention that the program director of the program, dered to the program; and p»ulN. McCloskey Jr. of the first time that Independents was a good thing and should be recently testified before a ways' parties were actually group California and conservative Rep, were allowed to vote In a New continued, and means subcommittee In dinners for the students at the ______ (Continued on page 6) J°hn M, Aahbrook of Ohio, Hampshire primary. WaOnoodlp, Mirth I, 1171 Evans blasts questionnaire charges as being unwarranted allegations projects (Ms quostlonalro was I would Uko to respond to Ron tho outgrowth of an individual Make the choices count Martinelli’e totter at M uch 6, project), but that wo do pooaeas a paired by his ego trip to smash whoroln ho tobolod mo ■■ mlmoo machine for worthwhile the most responsive student It ii Indeed unfortunate that while the quality of "unreeponslve". projects. Ho rejected the offer, government this campus has mumbling about a reprisal seen for some time. Marianne education in California ii sliding downhill Gov. Ronald Hia unwarranted allegation* Reagan finds it necessary to continue allowing personal stem from aimilar (Inaccurate) and 1 are here to serve the. student association; give us a political aspirations to influence his obligation to atatemonte ha made toat weak a t chance to do it effectively by education.