1962_03 The Daily Collegian March 1962

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Art Department
To Hold Open
House Tomorrow
An exhibit of wood block prints
by,Amy KosaJ, r. native Fresnsn
and former Fresno State College
art student, is on display, in the
art gallery of the Art-Home Eco¬
nomics Building.
Tbe exhibit will continue
through April 12 with an open
house Saturday from 3 to 9:30
PM In connection with Fresno
State's golden anniversary Char-
tor Day dinner. Tho gallery will
also he open April G from 8 to
9:30 PM as well aa from 8 AM
to G PM on weekdays.
Magazine Fessture
Tho collection consists of 40
black and white and multicolored
woodcuts done In the past 10
years. One of the features Is s
magaaine cover Miss Kassi de¬
signed for the November, 1959,
cover of the Scientific American
Magaslne; it Is a representation
in color of a mathematical cur¬
iosity known ss a "Graecc-Latln
square of order 10." •>
Mlse Kasal attended Fresno
State College for three years and
then completed her bachelor of
arts degree at the University of
Minnesota. She has studied and
worked in New York City for .14
Traveled Much
In addition. Miss Kasal has
traveled extensively in Europe
aud Mexico and spent one year In
Junan on a Fulbtight graat. While
at Fresno State, she won a na¬
tional prise from the Museum of
Modern Art for screen printing.
She began her work In wood
block printing at the New School
for Social Research In New Tork.
Miss Kasal has exhibited her
work throughout tbe United
States and In Japan, Including
shows at the Tokyo Cultural Cen¬
ter lit Japan and Gallery East and
Duo Gallery In New York City.
Makes
Through Trials, 2 Staffs, 'Campus' Reaches Goal
By Terry Cress
Producing a yearbook Is no
easy task. Already this year, one
college was forced to chop 76
pages from Its annual because of
lack of personnel. One Junior col¬
lege staff in the valley will be
unable to produce a book until
August and another Is fighting
the possibility of- losing Its an¬
nual altogether.
There hss been much specula¬
tion by some authorities st tbe
college that the Fresno State's
Campus would be "washed onto
the rocks this year because of
an "almost certain failure" by the
annual staff to meet Its Apr... l
deadline.
Mac   Kelthley.   editor   of   the
Campus, along with his short-
handed staff of 10, are stubborn
Individuals who don't believe lu
predictions. Nor do they believe
that putting out a second rate
book Is better than nothing.
"This year's annual will be the
largest in FSC history." reported
Kelthley. "The book will Include
296 pages, eight more than It had
ln 1961."
"And we expect to meet our
deadline," he added.
In fact, the annual stafr sent
30 of Its 99 remaining pages to
the printers Monday, seven days
ahead of schedule.
Staff members have worked
an average of 10 hours per week
for   one   unit   of   credit   to   get
what they consider "the best book
In the school's history," ready
by deadline.
Much of the time spent by the
annual staff Is after 6 PM and it
often continues up until midnight.
A large staff turnover st se¬
mester break caused production
to slow to a creep. Kelthley said
the class should definitely be
made into a full year course
the first semester nine coeds
worked on the year book with
two men. Tho spring semester
finds Just three women on the
staff and eight  men.
Members of the Luncheon Club
and SWAG are helping with the
index. Kelthley said that this sec¬
tion of the book waa one of the
toughest  snd  will  take  approxi¬
mately 40 man hours. '
Kelthley gave a few hints as
to what this year's annual will
be like.
For the jttrst time In fifteen
years, the book will be done In
the school's colors. The cover, de¬
signed by Roberta Hendri, will be
the most expensive ever put
an FSC year book.
"It will be an extremely casual
book as oppoBed to the- Intense
formality that was used ln the
'61  edition." said Kelthley.
Tbe book will be built around
the theme of "activities celebrat¬
ing our fiftieth anniversary."
Several two page spreads and col¬
or or pictures at tbe head of the
activities and sports sections wiU
highlight the annual.
Kelthley said this year's edi¬
tion will hsve more pictures than
any previous FSC year book.
• First Editor
Henry McFarland, Jr.. edited
the first student newspaper at
Fresno State College. The Colleg-
lan, then published twice s
month, was distributed for the
first time on Feb. 8. 1933. The
Colleglanwas changed to a weekly
publication ln 1926, and the fre¬
quency was advanced to a aeml-
weekly In Feb.. 1931. In UW
spring of 1966 the college boards
voted to publish three times per
Theta Chi's Tahajian Named
'Fraternity Man Of Year'
Jerry Tahajian of Theta-Chi was named the "Fraternity
Man of the Year" Monday night at the annual Greek Dinner.
The selection was made by a committee composed of the
President of the Intcrfi*aternity Council (Gary Fischer), the
President of the College (Dr. Arnold Joyal), the Dean of
'"Students   (W
Campus Radio States
ASB Election Policies
All <-e.nilir.latc*. for one year
offices will be given free time
for platform statement*. (ASK
president and vice president
and class presidents — 8 min¬
utes — all others In the one��year caterfory — 1% minutes.)
All t and 1 d at en may pnrchase
time    at    regular    adverUrdng
All candidates win receive
equal treatment In news Inter¬
views, etc.
Allow 48 hoars between sta¬
tion contact and desired airing
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