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1 California State University, San Bernardino CSUSB ScholarWorks Friday Bulletin CSUSB Archives January Friday Bulletin Follow this and additional works at: Recommended Citation Friday Bulletin, "January " (1972). Friday Bulletin. Paper This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the CSUSB Archives at CSUSB ScholarWorks. It has been accepted for inclusion in Friday Bulletin by an authorized administrator of CSUSB ScholarWorks. For more information, please contact

2 Cal "ie V ElVED 'o-.t"-ia Stat Baa Bcraarcli.'(^^^'Lifornia state college, JAM:; 1197?. SAN BERNARDINO LIBRARY Jl IVI tk^bulletin January 21, 1972 GOVERNOR'S PROPOSED STATE COLLEGE BUDGET FOR RELEASED The Governor's proposed budget for CSCSB contains $779,000 for capital outlay and $5,614,380 for operating expenses. The proposals were part of a total $385 million State College Budget allocation request which next will go to the Legislature. The capital outlay proposals for this campus include funds to convert the former Library Building to administrative and faculty offices, funds for working drawings for a new classroom building, equipment for the new Commons-Cafeteria Building now under construction and additional equipment for the Biological and Physical Sciences Buildings. This year's operating expense budget for the College was $5,092,946. No funds were allocated for capital outlay. MONTE CORONA TO BE SITE An informal conference will be held to- OF CSCSB DISCUSSION GROUP morrow and Sunday, January 22 and 23, by members of the CSCSB administration and faculty. Site of the meeting, the first of its kind in the College's history, will be Monte Corona in Twin Peaks. Over 80 faculty and administrators will convene in a looselystructured program which will permit easy movement from one discussion group to another. Some of the subjects to come under scrutiny will be the nature of the College and its direction and commitment as a liberal arts institution. Other subjects will be the language requirement, the general studies program, enrollment problems, relations with other colleges, etc. The first general session will be opened Saturday morning by Kent Schofield, a member of the steering committee. Other members are Russell DeRemer, John Hatton, Virginia Ingersoll, Fred Kellers, Roger Lintault, Sarojam Mankau, Clark Mayo, Walter Oliver and Carl Wagoner. FACULTY SENATE TO MEET TUESDAY. JANUARY 25 An extraordinary meeting of the Faculty Senate will be held Tues- (Continued on Page 2)

3 FACULTY MEETING -(Cont'd) day, January 25, 2:30 p.m., PS-122. Purpose of the meeting will be to discuss the proposed change in the language requirement. All faculty and interested persons are invited to attend. 74 GRADUATE IN FALL Seventy-four seniors were awarded degrees at the end of the Fall, 1971 Quarter. Graduating with high honors was Robin Clement, sociology major. Lawrence Adams (history), Arthur Gonzalez (psychology) and Margaret Mclntyre (sociology) graduated with honors. Largest of the majors were sociology with 15, psychology, 14, administration, 13 and history, 10. James Crum (Chemistry), Alfred Egge (Biology) = ciwmmjnscn and Ronald Taylor (Biology) have been named to the Scientific Committee by the Board of Supervisors of San Bernardino County to serve in an advisory capacity to the board regarding the county's smog problems. Russell DeRemer (Physics)will speak tonight at Valley College on "The Fundamental Processes of Stars," sponsored by the Valley Amateur Astronomers. Carol Goss (Political Science) spoke on the subject of "Women and Politics" at a University of Redlands course in Contemporary Womanhood. Sarojam Mankau (Biology) has an article, written in collaboration with four of her students,in the latest issue of Tribolium Research Bulletin, entitled "Host Sex Effects on Infection of Tribolium Con- j fusum by Hymenolepis Diminuta," The students who assisted with the i research are Nancy Bagwell, Susan Johnson, Howard McLaughlin and j Spencer Sampson.! Dr. Mankau also spoke last Friday to a group of combined biology classes at Montclair High School on "Parasites of Man and His Pets." Kent Schofield (History) has an article, "The Public Image of Herbert Hoover in the 1928 Campaign," in a book. The Twenties. The Critical Issues by Joan Hoff Wilson, published by Little, Brown & Co., Boston. Joseph Thomas (Vice President for Administration), recently reelected President of the San Bernardino-Riverside Counties Industry Education Council, appeared last week on TV channel 6 with Edward Clatfelter of the General Telephone Company. The program covered the goals and (Continued on Page 3) 2

4 IN THE NEWS - (Cont'd) purposes of the council and the cooperation between industry, business and professional leaders with education. James Urata (Building Coordinator) will be installed next week as President of the Riverside Chapter of the Japanese American Citizens League. A Registrar of Voters for Riverside County residents is now on campus. Bill Tarpai, CSCSB student from Riverside, is a qualified Registrar of Voters. Carol Goss, Assoc. Prof., Political Science, will register San Bernardino County residents. Both registrars are located in A-142, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. -k "k -k REMINDERS... January 24 is the deadline for submitting material for the February 8 Faculty Senate meeting.... A power shut-down will take place on campus tomorrow, for approximately 10 hours.... The Wednesday Noon Musicale for next week will feature "Impromptus" by students, C~ Thousands of empty cardboard cartons are available from the Receiving Section located at the Physical Plant. The cartons, approximately 12" x 24", without lids are free for the asking for the next two weeks. interested persons may contact Ext. 252 to arrange for pick-up.... A second photocopy machine is now available for public use in the Library, located on the Third Floor near the Periodicals Desk. Copies are St each. LIBRARY Inland Empire inland Empire Library Tech NEWS Library Teachers Teachers will hold their Fifth To Meet on Campus Annual "rap" on campus January 27. Twenty-five teachers of library techniques from area junior colleges will attend. Velma Briggs, Librarian from Frisbie Junior High School in Rialto,will lead a discussion on "What's Wrong with Our Library Tech Programs." Valley College Chief Elton Shell, Chief Librarian, San Ber- Librarian, Speaker nardino Valley College, spoke to CSCSB librarians last week on "Academic Library Service in 1972." 3

5 Coming Events ""T" I Clean Air Caravan on campus today from 9 a.m. to / 4 p.m. to check cars for exhaust emissions of air y, pollutants. Free service. Located near bus stop. Toniaht. Movie, "Performance," in PS-10, 8 p.m. Admission free. THURSDAY, January 27 - Lecture by Prof. Drickey, UCLA, Physics Dept., "Russian Social Life and the Sepulkov Project." Prof. Drickey was a member of the first and only scientific team to work on the project in Russia. The second presentation of the Philosophy Forum is "Gandhi as a Non-Violent Revolutionary," by Brij Khare, Chairman of the CSCSB Political Science Dept. and a native of India, and Joan Kung, of the Philosophy Dept. who was both student and faculty member at Hong Kong University. Walter Zoecklein will serve as chairman. Scheduled for 2 p.m., LC-241. Everyone is welcome. ADMINXSTRATIVE The Office of the Chancellor is seeking an Associ- VACANCY ate Dean for Instructional Resources in the Division of Academic Planning. Contact Faculty Senate office for further details. CSCSB STUDENTS TO SURVEY A survey to determine public reaction RESULTS OF EMERGENCY PLAN to the Community Emergency Plan of San Bernardino County will be carried out by administration students in Edward Carlson's classes. The survey, conducted in Barstow, Chino, Colton, Fontana, Loma Linda, Ontario, Redlands, Rialto, San Bernardino and Victorville, will be taken from now until January 27. The survey, a class project, will serve as an indicator of the emergency plan's effectivenesi EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Tech. Asst. II - Three openings: (1) PE Dept. - work as ; Intramural Coordinator; (2) Music Dept. - work with tape j recorders, record collection, score library, etc. (3) ' Drama Dept. - responsible for costuming, properties and stage setting Salary:$ Cler. Asst. IIB- in Vice President of Academic Affairs office; Tues/Thurs. nights, 5 to 8 p.m. or 6 to 9 p.m. Transcribe from Nor- I elco Dictating machine. Salary: $2.84 per hour 1 Secretary B - in office of Dean of Academic Administration. Make up Academic Calendar, allocate equipment, office space, etc. Type 50 wpm; shorthand 80 wpm. Salary: $ Available Feb. 1. For information on all of above jobs, contact the Personnel office. 4