San Francisco Foghorn

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Volume 77 Number 20
foghorn
April .0   1982
USF/China
University
Host Exchange
lhe University ol San Francisco
will co-sponsor its third annual
summer program with the East
China Normal University (ECNU)
in Shanghai, June 14th through
August 18th.
The summer combines six weeks
of residence and study in Shanghai
with a two-week tour. The scheduled
tour will take place in southern
China following the completion of
the academic program at ECNU.
USF students will learn putonghua
(Mandarin Chinese) as well as
Chinese letter characters.
USF associate professor Ulidis
Kruze, Department of History, will
accompany the group to ECNU. He
will be in residence for the six week
program and will also travel with the
participants. Dr. Kruze stated in an
interview with the Foghorn that students would learn a variety of things
while on their voyage in China. "The
past two groups were fascinated by
the close-up view of the Chinese culture." He continued, "They got an
opportunity to see the Beijing Opera, taste Chinese cuisme. and partook    in    Tai-Ji    Quan   (Chinese
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Gold Bar Run
The Cold Bar Run. a mini marathon sponsored by the University of
San Francisco Department of Military Science and Miller Lite Beer, is
open to anyone interested. The run,
which will start and end in Golden
Gate Park, will take place on the 2nd
of May^starting at 8:30 a.m. Contestants will first make their change
of clothes at Loyola Hall, at the
corner of Turk and Stanyan.
The entrants will then proceed to
the corner of John F. Kennedy Drive
and Arguello Boulevard for the beginning of the race. The course for
the run will follow John F. Kennedy
Drive most ofthe time, then turning
for the way back, onto Middle Drive
West. The course will always be inside the park.
The entry fee is $5.00, and you
may register at the day and time of
the beginning of the race. Different
class trophies and assorted refreshments will be provided by Miller
Brewing Company.
We Apologize.
The Foghorn news staff regrets an
error made last week in placing Dr.
Wayne Doyle, acting dean of the
School of Education, under the
column. In Memoriam. In fact. Dr.
Doyle only entered Kaiser Hospital
on Geary Street (room 621) for an
operation on April 12th. We are
happy to report Dr. Doyle is in fine
form and indeed is still living. We regret any anguish this may have
caused our readers.
Primary Elections
Encounter Problems
The Primary elections of ASUSF
were held last Wednesday and
Thursday April 21 and 22. The only
office which had enough candidates
to warrant a primary was that of
President. (See below for vote
totals.) There was some question as
to the legality of the election,
however, as the Board of Student
Coordination (BSC, the arm of
ASUSF which runs elections), had
permited W.E.C. (World English
Center) students to vote in the election.
The problem arises because it has
been traditional in most elections
not to permit WEC students to vote.
The main reason for this tradition is
that the W.E.C. students have not
usually been charged the $20.00
ASUSF activity fee in the past. The
section of the Constitution of
ASUSF which the BSC refers to in
this case is Article I, section 2, which
states: "All undergraduate students
in the day division ofthe University
of San Francisco shall pay a student
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Herman Petzoid
Pat McNicholas
Michael Carreno
Majio Salim
lag!	
409
230
204
60
902
Vote%
45%
25%
22%
8%
AFL-CIO Affiliation Researched
by J. J. Thompson
Staff Reporter
As reported in last week's issue of
the Foghorn, the USF Faculty Association has proposed an affiliation
with the California Federation of
Teachers. At press time the Association had not voted on the matter; but
a Faculty member, who wishes to remain anonymous, feels confident
that the Association will affiliate.
The Foghorn has further investigated the affiliation and its consequences.
Informed sources have revealed to
the Foghorn that the matter of affiliation with the AFL-CIO has been
under consideration since February
of this year, when the Association's
Policy Board directed the Executive
.Board to make a recommendation
concerning affiliation. The Executive Board, in light of present admin-
istration    action,    unanimously
decided that the faculty union
should affiliate itself only with a national organization that offered the
type of "protection" they desired.
Furthermore, the Policy Board held
a meeting in March with CFT President Raoul Telihet. who impressed
the Board with the terms of affiliation.
Telihet, in a letter of 7 April to Association President Michael Lehmann. laid out the terms of
affiliation. The CFT will not charge
the Association any membership
fees for the first six months ofthe affiliation, and only half fees for the
following eighteen months, according to this letter. As the Association
members presently pay sufficient
dues to cover the affiliation, it will
not increase cost to the individual
members in the foreseeable future.
Mention is also made of faculty
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Dateline: A Look Back
April 1956
The Class of '57 will present the
annual Junior Prom at the San Mateo Golf and Country Club. Bids are
$2.50 and the no-corsage rule will be
in effect. Jimmy Bias and his orchestra will provide the music.
April 1961
Alumnus Robert L.DuRard, in a
recent issue of "america" magazine,
said American morals are disintegrating at a rapid pace. In his article
"The Modern American Morass,"
he characterized our society as we
begin to move into the New Frontier, as one in which.prosperity has
become the ultimate goal.
April 1971
Student leaders have rarely agreed
so completely on anything as they
have in concluding that Fr. Sunderland must resign from his post as
/ice-President of Student Affairs.
The overwhelming consensus of the
student group, whose past antics
have obscurred issues, only points
up the significance of thequestionat
hand. A disregard for student participation cannot be tolerated in an office of this nature.
ASUSF Hosts Photo Contest
Pholo b\   In   Rn.sale.s
The USF Photography Club displays a various amount of photography
works in the USF University Center (Parina) Lounge. These works, from
the USF community, have been awarded different prizes. The exhibit is
scheduled to end today.	
2 USF Profs Help Fidelity
April 1976
"And where once it was a joy and
priviledge to conquer the worlds of
physics and math, literature and philosophy, medicine and law, now it
was the prerequisite to simple economic survival: joyless, with broken
hearts and imperfect minds they
churned us out, we the 'generation-
soon-to-be' had become the tun cans
of modern man ...
"Education ended.
"And they all chorused in the language of Babel."
April 1981
Prolife forces gathered Friday to
hear two prominent "lifers" in a Pro-
Life Symposium at Memorial Gym.
Congressman Henry Hyde and Nellie Gray spoke before 500 on the
need to effect pro-life legislation
The talks, sponsored by the camus
Students United for Life, were not
ignored by local pro-abortionists
Over 600 protestors marched outside chanting slogans and waving
pickets. No arrests were made.
by Tevor Gunn
News Edilor
Two members of the University of
San Francisco faculty have been
chosen to help the Federal government bail out the Fidelity Savings
and Loan Association, which had to
be taken over by the Federal government because of an extreme overflow of $70 million for the week
ending April 5th and the inability of
Fidelity to obtain further funds.
Authorises of the Federal government had appointed a five-member
board of directors to take over Fidelity Savings on April 15th. Among
the members are Harold R. Walt,
professor of management at USF,
Bank   of San   Francisco  for sup
posedly forcing Fidelitv to pay
higher interest rates on money it had
borrowed. Also at issue is whether
compensation will be paid to the
fired Fidelity Savings officer!
Rev. Timothy L. McDonnell,
S.J., professor of Government at
USF. Harold Walt was appointed
chairman of the five-man board, and
Fr. Timothy McDonnell was appointed to the Secretry position
Neither of the board members were
available for comment to the Foghorn as of Tuesdav
USF Dons Day at Candlestick
USF Dons Day and Italian-
American Day will be celebrated at
Candlestick Park at a baseball game
featuring the Atlanta Braves and the
San Francisco Giants.
The event, which will take place
on the 13th of June, will be a double
header, starting at 12:00 noon. Between games, the Giants and the
Braves will be honoring USF-sup-
porter Danle Benedetti in a special
ceremony. Tickets for this event can
be purchased through the USF Athletic Office at the bottom of Memorial Gym, or by calling 666-6891
The USF baseball program will
receive a portion of the proceeds
from all tickets sold at USF.
Inside:
Opinion: Conscious Evolution  .. Page 3
Featues: The Last 11 Days  • Page 6
of KSFX
Escapades: Professional  Page i
Rock n'Roll
Sports: Baseball Blues   Page 6