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Ne ' • CtUS The Daily Collegian • February 4,1992# COLLEGIAN ADVERTISING 278-5734 • RESERVE OrriCERS' TB1IMII6 CORPS MY DEGREE GOT ME THE INTERVIEW ARMY ROTC GOT ME THE JOB. Army ROTC classes provide the leadership skills sought by top employers. Register this term for an Army ROTC elective. MS 012 - Basic Leadership 2 Units Call Major Campbell at 278-2887 ARMY ROTC COURSE TOO CAM TAIL AM TOO SEXY FOR THIS SPACE! ROSES from page 1 going to have some quality roses in there." "It will be to d ie for," said Kathi Sheehan, a CSUFgrounds worker and the rose garden landscapes According to Sheehan, the garden will likely be certified by the All America Rose Selection, Inc. (AARS). It is already certified by • the Amateurs Rose Society (A RS), which is less stringent, and it has already been mentioned in a trade magazine. Sheehan said the roses will be planted in a complex geometric design to avoid the "bowling al- Al! the news that fits, we print as jaaqgM OAK SMOKED RIBS, CHICKEN FT PRIME RIB Burgers • Chili • Salads • Great Sandwiches • Kids Menu, Too! OPEN LUNCH AND DINNER, ley effect," brless-intriguing rows. There will be three white dia¬ monds in the center of the design. Red and orange rose bushes will divide sections of lighter colors. A fully-automatic sub-surface drip irrigation system will read the moisture level and apply water accordingly. The system will auto¬ matically inject liquid fertilizer into the soil. Sheehan said the roses were donated by Weeks and J & M nurs¬ eries. The second bed will be fu¬ migated for bermuda grass before planting starts. The third will be miniature rose bushes which are presently being raised in a green¬ house to be planted at a later date. Roses for the fourth bed, the one furthest from the fountain, will be purchased with the funds allo¬ cated by ASI. According to Ted Burg,aSJVRS member,therearesomeduplicate roses which will be distributed around the campus. "I would like to get the point across that student money helped ^^1 pay for this," Sheehan said. "They i. have a vested interest in makine COLD BEER • CQCKTAljf-S * WCOCUVf.*/ < " 222-2808 Classic Professional Services Income taxes prepared Student Rates Fast turn around Call 298-8531 205 W. Bullard Avenue, Suite 15, Clovis N.W. corner of Bullard and Villa TOP NOTCH TALENT 209i 255-5555 __f • Dance Bands • Disc Jockeys • Musicians • Vocalists ... You and Your Guests Deserve the Very Best.. ^ To R eserv e Your rfl Date and For More ^ Info Simply Call Us. have a vested interest in making sure that it is treated properly." Fleming agreed. * « f* "When the campus is main-' tained properly, students respect • it. When they see trash lying around, they tend to throw more down/ I think that students will see how the garden is maintained and have respect for it. Tell your friends not to throw their beer cans in it." «t»**f; Sal Orozcb, a sociology major who watched the planting, spoke positively about tie* garden. "1 came out here a couple of weeks ago when they were pull¬ ing [the bushes] out and it didn't look so good," Orozco said. "Eve¬ rything was dead. I think this will look really nice." "I thought it looked fine the way it was," said Corrina Polf, English major. "The way things are right now, they could have used the money for. something else. I'm not sure what, but there's got to be something, like keeping the library open longer." Fischer said the new rose gar¬ den started when he tried garden¬ ing the area during last September's clean-up project. The plants, he said, were planted around 1957. Becauseof their poor condition, Fischer thought about replacing the bushes and men¬ tioned this to SJVRS. Since then, with the help of Fleming and David Hernandez, Plant Opera¬ tions Manager, the society has con¬ tributed most of the work on a volunteer basis. RECYCLE v..'
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Title | 1992_02 The Daily Collegian February 1992 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1992 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
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Title | February 4, 1992, Page 4 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1992 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Full-Text-Search | Ne ' • CtUS The Daily Collegian • February 4,1992# COLLEGIAN ADVERTISING 278-5734 • RESERVE OrriCERS' TB1IMII6 CORPS MY DEGREE GOT ME THE INTERVIEW ARMY ROTC GOT ME THE JOB. Army ROTC classes provide the leadership skills sought by top employers. Register this term for an Army ROTC elective. MS 012 - Basic Leadership 2 Units Call Major Campbell at 278-2887 ARMY ROTC COURSE TOO CAM TAIL AM TOO SEXY FOR THIS SPACE! ROSES from page 1 going to have some quality roses in there." "It will be to d ie for," said Kathi Sheehan, a CSUFgrounds worker and the rose garden landscapes According to Sheehan, the garden will likely be certified by the All America Rose Selection, Inc. (AARS). It is already certified by • the Amateurs Rose Society (A RS), which is less stringent, and it has already been mentioned in a trade magazine. Sheehan said the roses will be planted in a complex geometric design to avoid the "bowling al- Al! the news that fits, we print as jaaqgM OAK SMOKED RIBS, CHICKEN FT PRIME RIB Burgers • Chili • Salads • Great Sandwiches • Kids Menu, Too! OPEN LUNCH AND DINNER, ley effect," brless-intriguing rows. There will be three white dia¬ monds in the center of the design. Red and orange rose bushes will divide sections of lighter colors. A fully-automatic sub-surface drip irrigation system will read the moisture level and apply water accordingly. The system will auto¬ matically inject liquid fertilizer into the soil. Sheehan said the roses were donated by Weeks and J & M nurs¬ eries. The second bed will be fu¬ migated for bermuda grass before planting starts. The third will be miniature rose bushes which are presently being raised in a green¬ house to be planted at a later date. Roses for the fourth bed, the one furthest from the fountain, will be purchased with the funds allo¬ cated by ASI. According to Ted Burg,aSJVRS member,therearesomeduplicate roses which will be distributed around the campus. "I would like to get the point across that student money helped ^^1 pay for this," Sheehan said. "They i. have a vested interest in makine COLD BEER • CQCKTAljf-S * WCOCUVf.*/ < " 222-2808 Classic Professional Services Income taxes prepared Student Rates Fast turn around Call 298-8531 205 W. Bullard Avenue, Suite 15, Clovis N.W. corner of Bullard and Villa TOP NOTCH TALENT 209i 255-5555 __f • Dance Bands • Disc Jockeys • Musicians • Vocalists ... You and Your Guests Deserve the Very Best.. ^ To R eserv e Your rfl Date and For More ^ Info Simply Call Us. have a vested interest in making sure that it is treated properly." Fleming agreed. * « f* "When the campus is main-' tained properly, students respect • it. When they see trash lying around, they tend to throw more down/ I think that students will see how the garden is maintained and have respect for it. Tell your friends not to throw their beer cans in it." «t»**f; Sal Orozcb, a sociology major who watched the planting, spoke positively about tie* garden. "1 came out here a couple of weeks ago when they were pull¬ ing [the bushes] out and it didn't look so good," Orozco said. "Eve¬ rything was dead. I think this will look really nice." "I thought it looked fine the way it was," said Corrina Polf, English major. "The way things are right now, they could have used the money for. something else. I'm not sure what, but there's got to be something, like keeping the library open longer." Fischer said the new rose gar¬ den started when he tried garden¬ ing the area during last September's clean-up project. The plants, he said, were planted around 1957. Becauseof their poor condition, Fischer thought about replacing the bushes and men¬ tioned this to SJVRS. Since then, with the help of Fleming and David Hernandez, Plant Opera¬ tions Manager, the society has con¬ tributed most of the work on a volunteer basis. RECYCLE v..' |