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-The Frvsno State Colby Colltgion—
TV STUDENTS ARE SKEPTICAL Campus Meets Deadline
ABOUT CLASS INSTRUCTION
By Richard Krlknva
Collegian StsH Writer.
Mid-term evalusUon regarding
the college's television class in
English A shows that the students
as a whole do not believe that
class Instruction by television Is
very beneficial.
The class, taught by Miss Helen
S hater, associate professor ot
English, considered the method
to be less effective in all four
categories of a question aire of¬
fered at mid-term as compared
to a questional re answered at the
beginning of the course.
One hundred and eighty-three
returned the 7lrst questional™ In¬
dicating that TV Instruction
would be about the same oa regu¬
lar class instruction.
However, the new evaluation
taken from the second question¬
al™ at mid-term shows that TV
instruction is "somewhat less"
effective than regular class in¬
struction.
The same four questions were
asked on both question aires. The
students answered each question
with ono of five responses. These
answers were: "Much more,'" "a
little more.'' "about the same."
"somewhat less" and "much less."
The first question was: "Com¬
pared with regular classroom in¬
struction, do you think TV will
help you learn?" At the begin¬
ning of Ihe course 19 thought it
would help "much more." Only
three thought that Ii would help
"much less," However, at mid¬
term, 13 felt that It Is helping
"much more" and 27 tell that it
Is helping "much less."
The second question i
"Compared-with regular class lec¬
ture, how well do you think the
TV lecture will hold your atten¬
tion T" In the first queatlonalre
*Z thought It would help "much
more," with five submitting that
It would help "much leas." In tho
second queatlonalre 26 felt that
it helped and 27 thought that It
was not an advantage.
Question three was: "Compared
Dr. Kaplan To
Talk Politics
Dr. Abraham Kaplan, chairman
of ihe UCLA philosophy depart¬
ment, will discuss "Politics and
Anxiety" in tho Llllte Theater
Tuesday at 1 PH.
Dr. Kaplan said he would ex¬
plore the psychodyn amies of poli¬
tical, ^attitudes in his discussion,
with particular reference to Ihe
"radical right."
The college Fine Arts Board
Is sponsoring Dr. Kaplan's appear¬
ance. Admission Is free and the
public Is invited.
Dr. Kaplan was a research as¬
sociate on the Rockefeller project
on language symbolism and co¬
author with Harold Lassewll of
"Power and Society."
A native of Russia, Dr. Kaplan
Is now a naturalized American
citizen, He has been chalrmai
the UCLA philosophy department
since 1952 and also served as t
consultant to the Rand Corpora¬
tion and to the Ramo-Wooldrldge
Compauy.
Co To Church
On Sunday
CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
7-.2Q E.sni
iS.CC Col.il
9.30 Cosnpsts Hour
9.30 4 11,00 Morning Worship
9,30 Service Sodio Broadcast
IKMHJ, 1130)
Ws>. f. Pitier. Minister ol Music
BA 7-4913 — CLINTON AT THORNE
UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCH
church
service
10:30 AM
Dr. William Uphold
"WAR AMONG THE
GO DS—ZOHOASTHIANISM"
CEDAR AVENUE BAPTIST
CEDAR NEAR BELMONT
ST. JAMES' EPISCOPAL CATHEDRAL
CEDAR AND DAKOTA
Tha Vstry lev. Harry B. Ice. Peon
APRIL I -
FIFTH SUNDAY IN LENT
,.,_ Holy Communion
f Morning rVoye.—College Class
7.00 p.re —.
Monttoy •<- » .do*—6 45 a
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH M £ Calaveras St.
Duplicate) Services—8:50 ft 11.00 Collogen fellowship—6.20
Church School—Vi3Q Evening Worthies—7.30
Dr. Robert N. Oerler, Potior In. Welly Droits, Collar;* Potior
FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH W. Dakota of N. Fruit
O.eS College Sunday School Clot let S.IS College, Training Union
(Vw
1 Sunday Nighl)
PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
*t,7? N.
9.1} Sunday School and Bible
Marlln Schnbtxiw, Potior
Cedor, ft bits. Jo. <
10*30 Worship Sonic*
BA 9-S333
nrmrv Lutheran church
Duplicate Services—9:00 ft 10i30 AM
Church School— 9rOO ft 10.30 AM
Stud—It an olwoyt wlcotn ot Trinity
3973 N. Cedar Near Athlaa
College lusher Club—7r00 PM
PbHip A. Jordan, Pastor
■A V-IJII
Memorial Baptist Ctnrch
MM tottssesnl AX S-vMS
Sunday School 9,20 AM
Morning Worship 10.SO AM
T.oininq Hoar „ aiJO PM
Etonlng Worship . 7s30 PM
Dr. i. J. sVssVss—Intern. Pastor
MILLBROOK PRESBYTERIAN
3630 N. MH1UOOK AVE.
Sis Block* Watt of Cedar
via Dakota of Shields Ave.
Worship 9:00 and 11:00
RattOrt A- Motsicjh, Pas lor
CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN
CUNTON AT NIMH SHUT
Church School
College dots •r*5 AM.
Morning Worship 11.00 A-M.
Jacob T. Dick. Minister
sift 7-4133
Palm Ave. Church of Christ
•36 Pair. AM 4-S409
Morning Worship ....1,10 ft 10,45 am
Bible School 9nl3 AM
Eronlog Worship ..6:00 pus
Mr. CIlHord I. Iws, Mlrrltrer
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
TUOLUMNE 4 M ST.
Morning Wo/ship—9r00 * 11 r00 AM
SobeM W. Moon, Pmror
51. COLUMBA'S
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
PAIM AND SHAW
Holy Ccinrnirnlon—7,45 AM.
Morning Service, end Sermon
9s30 A.M. and 11(00 A-M.
with regular c 1ms room In at ruc¬
tion, how well prepared (readlnc
text boot sssl foments, studying
notes, etc.) do you feel you will
be for the TV class?"
Twenty itudents thought that
TV Instruction would help "much
more" and only one thought that
It would be a disadvantage in tho
very beginning*. At mid-term only
10 felt that It was an aid with 37
feeling that TV Instruction was
no help in this phase.
The general trend of feeling la
toward the attitude that "TV in¬
struction Is all right, but I'm
rather disappointed." Only six
of the students In the class have
received this type- of Instruction
before.
■The flguros show that students
do not believe that TV class in¬
struction will be of any aid to
them In the learning process or
In the area of being prepared.
Most feel that It la not any easier
to pay attention to lectures over
a television set. Most claim that
It Is "about the same," but the
entire operation was not what
everyone expected It to be.
Mao Kelthley. Campus editor,
reports tho final pages of the an¬
nua] wen mailed to the publish¬
ing company early this week.
The deadline had been set for
Apr. 1; however, since Apr. 1 was
Sunday, the Starr was allowed to
mall the pages Monday and thus
meet its deadline.
3lxiy-sevt>n pages were mailed
in. Twenty-four of them were
completed netween 9 AM Sunday
and 1:30 AM Monday. The Cam¬
pus start was helped by members
of the Luncheon Club, SWAO,
Baiter and Graves Halls and The
Collegian.
Kelthtey estimates about 65
hours
tho
index In two dayt
In about (wo weeks, proofs "Of
the first 99 pages that were sent
In to the Taylor Publishing Co., at
Covena. Calif., will bo returned to
be checked for errors. The staff
will be given 48 hours to complete
this task and two weeks later the
ITCUDOW- TTILAUO JAMOHT
Dick Graul Quintet
JAZZ CONCERT
AT THE
Tropicana Lodge
- -WITH
DICK GRAUL, Alto Sax
TOMMY DOYLE, Piano
JOE COATS, Bass
NOEL JEWKES, Tenor Sax
NIKKI LAMKIN, Drums
SUNDAY, APRIL 8-2 TO 6 PM
Dancing — no admission or caver charge
INTERNATIONAL ROOM
•1061 Blackstone
Phono for reservations — BA 2-5641
proofs of the remaining pages are
expected.
Kelthley points out that It Is
too- late to reserve a copy of tbe
Campus, which will be handed
out to students June 1; however,
10 days after school Is out books
may be purchased.
Campus staff members Include
Vernon Peun, assistant editor.
Jack McCIenegban, Blaine Han-
dell, Cathy Stocks, Diane Oro,
Doreen Saylor, Roger Graham.
Jim Darber. Dick Creelman, Louis
Galvan. Gregory Slvaatlan and
Be tie Poppa.
Algiers Will
Be Studied
(Continued from Pug* 1)
Senator Borah and Isolationism,
presented by Charles Roberts:
Machiavellianism and the Political
Movements of the Twentieth Cen¬
tury by Claudia Ayrea; and US
Trade Adjustments and (he Cotn-
sn Market by Michael Me Kim.
Prixea for the best papers wilt
be awarded at the evening dinner.
Judges will be Dr. John Bonn¬
eted t. Dr. G wend oil n Cobb, Dr.
Roger Ervlo, Dr. David Provost
and Dr. Herman Graham, all ot
the social science faculty.
TheTop Flips
Automatically
{and so will you)
You'll keep out of-the rain without strain fn this
handsome Rambler convertible. The top flips up
or down automatically—yet the Rambler American
"400" is the lowest priced U. S. convertible. Even
lower priced than manual top jobs. Bucket seats,
optional. Your Rambler is so stingy with gas you
won't believe it's such a tiger for performance—
until you try it... at your Rambler dealer's.
S RAMBLER
World standard of compact car excellence
"Tareyton's Dual Filter in duos partes diviso est!'
says Tito* (Pretzel Bender) Ursua, darling of tbe Coliseum
crowd. Says Pretzel Bender, "After ihe amphitheater I relax
and have a Tareyton. Arao.amaa... everyone amat Tare yton.
Et tu will, too. Tkreyton's one filter cigarette that really
delivers de gusfibiiB."
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| Title | 1962_04 The Daily Collegian April 1962 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1962 |
| 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 |
Description
| Title | April 6, 1962, Page 3 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1962 |
| 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 | -The Frvsno State Colby Colltgion— TV STUDENTS ARE SKEPTICAL Campus Meets Deadline ABOUT CLASS INSTRUCTION By Richard Krlknva Collegian StsH Writer. Mid-term evalusUon regarding the college's television class in English A shows that the students as a whole do not believe that class Instruction by television Is very beneficial. The class, taught by Miss Helen S hater, associate professor ot English, considered the method to be less effective in all four categories of a question aire of¬ fered at mid-term as compared to a questional re answered at the beginning of the course. One hundred and eighty-three returned the 7lrst questional™ In¬ dicating that TV Instruction would be about the same oa regu¬ lar class instruction. However, the new evaluation taken from the second question¬ al™ at mid-term shows that TV instruction is "somewhat less" effective than regular class in¬ struction. The same four questions were asked on both question aires. The students answered each question with ono of five responses. These answers were: "Much more,'" "a little more.'' "about the same." "somewhat less" and "much less." The first question was: "Com¬ pared with regular classroom in¬ struction, do you think TV will help you learn?" At the begin¬ ning of Ihe course 19 thought it would help "much more." Only three thought that Ii would help "much less," However, at mid¬ term, 13 felt that It Is helping "much more" and 27 tell that it Is helping "much less." The second question i "Compared-with regular class lec¬ ture, how well do you think the TV lecture will hold your atten¬ tion T" In the first queatlonalre *Z thought It would help "much more," with five submitting that It would help "much leas." In tho second queatlonalre 26 felt that it helped and 27 thought that It was not an advantage. Question three was: "Compared Dr. Kaplan To Talk Politics Dr. Abraham Kaplan, chairman of ihe UCLA philosophy depart¬ ment, will discuss "Politics and Anxiety" in tho Llllte Theater Tuesday at 1 PH. Dr. Kaplan said he would ex¬ plore the psychodyn amies of poli¬ tical, ^attitudes in his discussion, with particular reference to Ihe "radical right." The college Fine Arts Board Is sponsoring Dr. Kaplan's appear¬ ance. Admission Is free and the public Is invited. Dr. Kaplan was a research as¬ sociate on the Rockefeller project on language symbolism and co¬ author with Harold Lassewll of "Power and Society." A native of Russia, Dr. Kaplan Is now a naturalized American citizen, He has been chalrmai the UCLA philosophy department since 1952 and also served as t consultant to the Rand Corpora¬ tion and to the Ramo-Wooldrldge Compauy. Co To Church On Sunday CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 7-.2Q E.sni iS.CC Col.il 9.30 Cosnpsts Hour 9.30 4 11,00 Morning Worship 9,30 Service Sodio Broadcast IKMHJ, 1130) Ws>. f. Pitier. Minister ol Music BA 7-4913 — CLINTON AT THORNE UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCH church service 10:30 AM Dr. William Uphold "WAR AMONG THE GO DS—ZOHOASTHIANISM" CEDAR AVENUE BAPTIST CEDAR NEAR BELMONT ST. JAMES' EPISCOPAL CATHEDRAL CEDAR AND DAKOTA Tha Vstry lev. Harry B. Ice. Peon APRIL I - FIFTH SUNDAY IN LENT ,.,_ Holy Communion f Morning rVoye.—College Class 7.00 p.re —. Monttoy •<- » .do*—6 45 a FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH M £ Calaveras St. Duplicate) Services—8:50 ft 11.00 Collogen fellowship—6.20 Church School—Vi3Q Evening Worthies—7.30 Dr. Robert N. Oerler, Potior In. Welly Droits, Collar;* Potior FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH W. Dakota of N. Fruit O.eS College Sunday School Clot let S.IS College, Training Union (Vw 1 Sunday Nighl) PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH *t,7? N. 9.1} Sunday School and Bible Marlln Schnbtxiw, Potior Cedor, ft bits. Jo. < 10*30 Worship Sonic* BA 9-S333 nrmrv Lutheran church Duplicate Services—9:00 ft 10i30 AM Church School— 9rOO ft 10.30 AM Stud—It an olwoyt wlcotn ot Trinity 3973 N. Cedar Near Athlaa College lusher Club—7r00 PM PbHip A. Jordan, Pastor ■A V-IJII Memorial Baptist Ctnrch MM tottssesnl AX S-vMS Sunday School 9,20 AM Morning Worship 10.SO AM T.oininq Hoar „ aiJO PM Etonlng Worship . 7s30 PM Dr. i. J. sVssVss—Intern. Pastor MILLBROOK PRESBYTERIAN 3630 N. MH1UOOK AVE. Sis Block* Watt of Cedar via Dakota of Shields Ave. Worship 9:00 and 11:00 RattOrt A- Motsicjh, Pas lor CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN CUNTON AT NIMH SHUT Church School College dots •r*5 AM. Morning Worship 11.00 A-M. Jacob T. Dick. Minister sift 7-4133 Palm Ave. Church of Christ •36 Pair. AM 4-S409 Morning Worship ....1,10 ft 10,45 am Bible School 9nl3 AM Eronlog Worship ..6:00 pus Mr. CIlHord I. Iws, Mlrrltrer FIRST METHODIST CHURCH TUOLUMNE 4 M ST. Morning Wo/ship—9r00 * 11 r00 AM SobeM W. Moon, Pmror 51. COLUMBA'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH PAIM AND SHAW Holy Ccinrnirnlon—7,45 AM. Morning Service, end Sermon 9s30 A.M. and 11(00 A-M. with regular c 1ms room In at ruc¬ tion, how well prepared (readlnc text boot sssl foments, studying notes, etc.) do you feel you will be for the TV class?" Twenty itudents thought that TV Instruction would help "much more" and only one thought that It would be a disadvantage in tho very beginning*. At mid-term only 10 felt that It was an aid with 37 feeling that TV Instruction was no help in this phase. The general trend of feeling la toward the attitude that "TV in¬ struction Is all right, but I'm rather disappointed." Only six of the students In the class have received this type- of Instruction before. ■The flguros show that students do not believe that TV class in¬ struction will be of any aid to them In the learning process or In the area of being prepared. Most feel that It la not any easier to pay attention to lectures over a television set. Most claim that It Is "about the same," but the entire operation was not what everyone expected It to be. Mao Kelthley. Campus editor, reports tho final pages of the an¬ nua] wen mailed to the publish¬ ing company early this week. The deadline had been set for Apr. 1; however, since Apr. 1 was Sunday, the Starr was allowed to mall the pages Monday and thus meet its deadline. 3lxiy-sevt>n pages were mailed in. Twenty-four of them were completed netween 9 AM Sunday and 1:30 AM Monday. The Cam¬ pus start was helped by members of the Luncheon Club, SWAO, Baiter and Graves Halls and The Collegian. Kelthtey estimates about 65 hours tho index In two dayt In about (wo weeks, proofs "Of the first 99 pages that were sent In to the Taylor Publishing Co., at Covena. Calif., will bo returned to be checked for errors. The staff will be given 48 hours to complete this task and two weeks later the ITCUDOW- TTILAUO JAMOHT Dick Graul Quintet JAZZ CONCERT AT THE Tropicana Lodge - -WITH DICK GRAUL, Alto Sax TOMMY DOYLE, Piano JOE COATS, Bass NOEL JEWKES, Tenor Sax NIKKI LAMKIN, Drums SUNDAY, APRIL 8-2 TO 6 PM Dancing — no admission or caver charge INTERNATIONAL ROOM •1061 Blackstone Phono for reservations — BA 2-5641 proofs of the remaining pages are expected. Kelthley points out that It Is too- late to reserve a copy of tbe Campus, which will be handed out to students June 1; however, 10 days after school Is out books may be purchased. Campus staff members Include Vernon Peun, assistant editor. Jack McCIenegban, Blaine Han- dell, Cathy Stocks, Diane Oro, Doreen Saylor, Roger Graham. Jim Darber. Dick Creelman, Louis Galvan. Gregory Slvaatlan and Be tie Poppa. Algiers Will Be Studied (Continued from Pug* 1) Senator Borah and Isolationism, presented by Charles Roberts: Machiavellianism and the Political Movements of the Twentieth Cen¬ tury by Claudia Ayrea; and US Trade Adjustments and (he Cotn- sn Market by Michael Me Kim. Prixea for the best papers wilt be awarded at the evening dinner. Judges will be Dr. John Bonn¬ eted t. Dr. G wend oil n Cobb, Dr. Roger Ervlo, Dr. David Provost and Dr. Herman Graham, all ot the social science faculty. TheTop Flips Automatically {and so will you) You'll keep out of-the rain without strain fn this handsome Rambler convertible. The top flips up or down automatically—yet the Rambler American "400" is the lowest priced U. S. convertible. Even lower priced than manual top jobs. Bucket seats, optional. Your Rambler is so stingy with gas you won't believe it's such a tiger for performance— until you try it... at your Rambler dealer's. S RAMBLER World standard of compact car excellence "Tareyton's Dual Filter in duos partes diviso est!' says Tito* (Pretzel Bender) Ursua, darling of tbe Coliseum crowd. Says Pretzel Bender, "After ihe amphitheater I relax and have a Tareyton. Arao.amaa... everyone amat Tare yton. Et tu will, too. Tkreyton's one filter cigarette that really delivers de gusfibiiB." DUALF1LTER Tarty ton |
