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-Ths Fresno Stat. Collect Cclltgion - Religious Concern, Interest, Views Of Students Are Unknown - Rev. White -rttg. By Kent Thompson Collegian Staff Writer The traditional "bright college days" of pranks, parties, crazes, romance and siudy of most men and coeds are also times of re¬ examination of Inherited beliers — especially those of a religious nature. The extent of religious con- State College campus Is unknown, according to Rev. James White, associate director \>l the College. Many students, though, are asking religion motivated ques- Udns, In solitude or in group dis¬ cussion, he added. "Some students do not describe the questions they ask as religious but label them as philosophical or do not label them at all,'' Rev. White commented. "Other students are asking spe¬ cific religious questions but have become discouraged with the an¬ swers found In established relig¬ ious." he added. Thus, students "shop around" for meaningful relationships and answers while In college. The first step of many students Into campus religious lire and organizations is the filling out or a religious preference card during registration. An optional function. 73 per cent of Ihe 6,197 rull and part- time students last fall listed their religious preference. Of the 4.520 students filling out the cards. 1.742 stated they had no preference of religion. Roman Catholics, totalling 920. were highest on the list with 14.2 per cent of the studenis listing that failh as their choice. Second nnd third were Methodist and Presbyterian, with percentages or 10 4 and 10.1 respectively, Eighty - four si udenls listed Buddhism while eicht studenis chose the Quaker faith. With al¬ most 40 different churches listed on the returned preference cards, a wide diversity ot religious In¬ terest on cambus was shown. Much of the religious atmos¬ phere on campus stems from what Rev. White terms the "highly churched San Joaquin Valley." The college Is also engaged In a "highly churched" (rend with religious facilities for students or various denominational prefer- the l-l II K sards of the Roman Catholic. Latter Day Saint and Lutheran churches. The College Religious Center on Shaw Ave., only a building and non-denominational according to Rev. White, Is currently utilized by 11 churches. Eight are member agencies of the Cot lege Religious Center Foundation. They are the Amer¬ ican Baptist, Christian Science, Congregational. Disciples ol Christ. Episcopal, Jewish. Method¬ ist and Presbyterian churches. The Lutherans, Latter Day Saints (Mormons) and Southern Baptists (the campus Baptist Sludent Union organization) Ihe College Religious Center for cllvltlca. The College Y, whlcl tlonnl and a : College Religlo Is non-de- Center .ershlp of i for this specializi Trouble Adjusters Running Workshops Stndei g trouble adjust¬ ing to Fresno State College may ohtain help from the Counseling Office, Administration 103. Dr. Melvln A. Angell, director of the Counseling Ofrtce. said that many students run Into difficulty because they carry a full academic load and also work 20 or more "Another common problem which many freshmen encounter Is taking too many general educa- nis should take < ese course* durli ■ave failed to mak- might have succee VONNIE'S VISION OF BEAUTY Formerly Fig Garden Village Beauty Salon IS NOW LOCATED IN HER NEW LOCATION AT 4612 N. BLACKSTONE BA 2-4484 Vonnie and her entire staff are now better equipped to serve you in her new beautiful salon PIZZA SPECIAL SPAGHETTI SPECIAL YOU CAN EAT ( PARADISE PIZZA Open Daily a) 11:30 A.M. — Sundays 4:00 P.M. 4698 N. BLACKSTONE BA 9 ounsellng service rkshop designed ' ■ problems, lance at these se y. Subjects dlscu ■ni-ral developmei study hablts- tudy skills. The study workshops churches realize that students have special types of religious questions and are attempting provide an atmosphere for i swers, Rev. White said. IITT1JEMAN ON CAM.POS Hall Advisor Plays 'Mom' To 209 Girls utles Mrs. Bcntsor assisting In emer- is sickness, and ad- student I. She waa of hllo taking i assistance al Fresno City College. Assisting her are I i — students who live 1 -ach wing of the :harge of the win mly about 50 g he halt who I ireviously. At th of the year, lived there Y Announces Smith's Topic Coeds Schedule Senior Recitals Berkebile - Slarr. plan riui their 1:10 PM In the Recital Hall of the Music Building. Miss Starr's program will con¬ sist of "Sonata in D Minor" and "Sonala in G Major" by Scarlatti; "fantasia In C Mttor" hy Mozart; nnd "Premiere Sunatlne Op. 54. No. 1" by Prokofleff. Miss Berkebile will play "So¬ nata No. 1 in B Minor" by Bach. Debussy's "Syrirur' by piat ewsi and "Night Soliloquy" by Kennan. accompanied by the college string Dorms Plan Picnic The residence halls will hold a picnic in Dowler Park across Thursday ning i I'M. No n-lll bo served in the ; rMNDLY PLACE toflfOP ITS A SNAP Get what you've "Gotta Have" by doing ALL your shopping in CLOVIS EDWIN'S JFWELERS 619 4th St. CLOVIS APPLIANCE 432 4* St. GAGE DRUG STORE FOUNTAIN SCtVICE 434 Clovii A™. CLOVIS AUTO PARTS ■13 Clo.lt An. TOM GATTIE RICHFIELD SERVICE •99 Clovls Ay». SASSANO'S MEN'S WEAR 441 reocuky OK TIRE SERVICE 72% Clo.it An. UNENBACH AUTO PARTS 304 devtt Are. RENEWAL BODY WORKS Clot-it Ay., at Shaw dured by Rev. Thomas Llndcuian, associate director of the College Y and program director. Student's Art Accepted By SF Institute (Continued from Page 1) the San Francisco Art Museum In the Civic Center and entries are submitted from all over the United States. Berg's painting was don Williams art 1 class, materials and expressions. The exhibit opened Apr. and will run until May 20, One Team Finished Among the strangest Wi Coast Ilelays oddities was t *A&0. Oi AWAJ?P|rJGOUe $CU0UXW\rl TH0 tfi-JS THE&H&, r&&, fClX THE 9Bl£CnCri SrOUlPrlOree OftXV fNftKR.y on ACApfwic fiCHteiwienr.' Fall Editors Will Be Named Tomorrow at 4 PM the Board of Publications will decide who will be the editor of The Collegian and Campus for next year. There are five hoperuls for the Collegian post They are Jim Doan, Russell Foote. Terry Cress and. for co-editors. Jerry Bier and Mike Hartman. Whoever Is appointed chief of the newspaper may have the dis¬ tinction of being the first editor of a tour-day Collegian. As of publication, no lyjpllca- tlons have been returned for the Campus editor Job. Dr. Mintz Will Talk, Show Film Dr. Yale Mints, a professor of ft*M in Science 1B1. Psychologist To Discuss Hypnosis Dr. Norman B. Henderson of Fresno, a clinical psychologist, will address members of the col¬ lege Psychology Club Thursday at the club's regular meeting;. Dr. Henderson Is a member of the board of directors of the Cali¬ fornia Stale Psychological Asso^- elation and a member ot the ex¬ amining board of clinical psychol¬ ogists. He will speak on hypnosis. Cl.il •epr< Aid Marls-II said there will also be an election of officers at the meet¬ ing, scheduled for 7:30 PM In K.lucation-Psychology 219. SSS Plans Lunch will In- niisdi' If Ii BLACKSTONE AUTO PARTS ClOSE IO IHE flEtNO STATE CAMPUS - AUTO GLASS INSTALLED - 64M N. BLACKSTONE BA 7-2968 * NEW * USED * REBUILT PARTS FOR ALL CARS by Coi College's medley r 13-12, Only two tei and Santa Ana. sli Santa Ana teadoTf muscle after 30 yards, leaving the four Compton runners the relay distance of quarter miles all alone. The Care i/cur Cat- heAerieA BOB PINCKNEY'S GARAGE BA 7-0164 BARSTOW at BLACKSTONE • FREE * *1000 IN CASH EVERY MONTH AT BAD BOY MARKET IN CLOVIS Save also on quality products ot budget prices. Flneil meats S. produce. 745 Clovis Ave. ItM PlYMOUtH VALIANT — 4-rJr. WW>V:EjtnlleHIt running condition. *»as- onabl, pried. Call AD 3-5410 ofttw S P.M. w.trk.ndl. . (jet titur Car in g tune *V £bhho ^V9* C0NHFRS AND MAHAFFEY AUTOMATIC TIANSMISSION — SEIVICC UPAII MAUC IV AUTOMOTIVE UTIIQIIATION AM 4-024S 491 Abb • MG • SPRi > HEALEY • TR — UPAIM — SAM CARDWELL 6616 N. Slortirorsti nut lo Villa Basque ZAM'S AUTO REPAIR CAEBUJIETO.K •MAKES M 7-4744 • tons w • AUTO TtANS. 4494 Ussdaterw STADIUM SERVICE letsdrtttm. ft MdClnl.y AM I-61M A t W AU70 UPHOLSTERY MAT COVKS CONVfttlllC tofj COMPLETE AUTO INTE*IO«S I.MH.titwfalsHSt, AM 6-1414 CAR RADIOS SptKlallxing In Solan, Stwdctt ond Installation KC IICENSEQ SEsTVICEMEN AUTO RADIO SERVICE CO. 1)09 N. stltKlrsisn. AM Mfll RILEY'S TUNE UP to* THIS SI-ACE CAU ■A 1-7194-
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Title | 1962_05 The Daily Collegian May 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 |
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Title | May 7, 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 | -Ths Fresno Stat. Collect Cclltgion - Religious Concern, Interest, Views Of Students Are Unknown - Rev. White -rttg. By Kent Thompson Collegian Staff Writer The traditional "bright college days" of pranks, parties, crazes, romance and siudy of most men and coeds are also times of re¬ examination of Inherited beliers — especially those of a religious nature. The extent of religious con- State College campus Is unknown, according to Rev. James White, associate director \>l the College. Many students, though, are asking religion motivated ques- Udns, In solitude or in group dis¬ cussion, he added. "Some students do not describe the questions they ask as religious but label them as philosophical or do not label them at all,'' Rev. White commented. "Other students are asking spe¬ cific religious questions but have become discouraged with the an¬ swers found In established relig¬ ious." he added. Thus, students "shop around" for meaningful relationships and answers while In college. The first step of many students Into campus religious lire and organizations is the filling out or a religious preference card during registration. An optional function. 73 per cent of Ihe 6,197 rull and part- time students last fall listed their religious preference. Of the 4.520 students filling out the cards. 1.742 stated they had no preference of religion. Roman Catholics, totalling 920. were highest on the list with 14.2 per cent of the studenis listing that failh as their choice. Second nnd third were Methodist and Presbyterian, with percentages or 10 4 and 10.1 respectively, Eighty - four si udenls listed Buddhism while eicht studenis chose the Quaker faith. With al¬ most 40 different churches listed on the returned preference cards, a wide diversity ot religious In¬ terest on cambus was shown. Much of the religious atmos¬ phere on campus stems from what Rev. White terms the "highly churched San Joaquin Valley." The college Is also engaged In a "highly churched" (rend with religious facilities for students or various denominational prefer- the l-l II K sards of the Roman Catholic. Latter Day Saint and Lutheran churches. The College Religious Center on Shaw Ave., only a building and non-denominational according to Rev. White, Is currently utilized by 11 churches. Eight are member agencies of the Cot lege Religious Center Foundation. They are the Amer¬ ican Baptist, Christian Science, Congregational. Disciples ol Christ. Episcopal, Jewish. Method¬ ist and Presbyterian churches. The Lutherans, Latter Day Saints (Mormons) and Southern Baptists (the campus Baptist Sludent Union organization) Ihe College Religious Center for cllvltlca. The College Y, whlcl tlonnl and a : College Religlo Is non-de- Center .ershlp of i for this specializi Trouble Adjusters Running Workshops Stndei g trouble adjust¬ ing to Fresno State College may ohtain help from the Counseling Office, Administration 103. Dr. Melvln A. Angell, director of the Counseling Ofrtce. said that many students run Into difficulty because they carry a full academic load and also work 20 or more "Another common problem which many freshmen encounter Is taking too many general educa- nis should take < ese course* durli ■ave failed to mak- might have succee VONNIE'S VISION OF BEAUTY Formerly Fig Garden Village Beauty Salon IS NOW LOCATED IN HER NEW LOCATION AT 4612 N. BLACKSTONE BA 2-4484 Vonnie and her entire staff are now better equipped to serve you in her new beautiful salon PIZZA SPECIAL SPAGHETTI SPECIAL YOU CAN EAT ( PARADISE PIZZA Open Daily a) 11:30 A.M. — Sundays 4:00 P.M. 4698 N. BLACKSTONE BA 9 ounsellng service rkshop designed ' ■ problems, lance at these se y. Subjects dlscu ■ni-ral developmei study hablts- tudy skills. The study workshops churches realize that students have special types of religious questions and are attempting provide an atmosphere for i swers, Rev. White said. IITT1JEMAN ON CAM.POS Hall Advisor Plays 'Mom' To 209 Girls utles Mrs. Bcntsor assisting In emer- is sickness, and ad- student I. She waa of hllo taking i assistance al Fresno City College. Assisting her are I i — students who live 1 -ach wing of the :harge of the win mly about 50 g he halt who I ireviously. At th of the year, lived there Y Announces Smith's Topic Coeds Schedule Senior Recitals Berkebile - Slarr. plan riui their 1:10 PM In the Recital Hall of the Music Building. Miss Starr's program will con¬ sist of "Sonata in D Minor" and "Sonala in G Major" by Scarlatti; "fantasia In C Mttor" hy Mozart; nnd "Premiere Sunatlne Op. 54. No. 1" by Prokofleff. Miss Berkebile will play "So¬ nata No. 1 in B Minor" by Bach. Debussy's "Syrirur' by piat ewsi and "Night Soliloquy" by Kennan. accompanied by the college string Dorms Plan Picnic The residence halls will hold a picnic in Dowler Park across Thursday ning i I'M. No n-lll bo served in the ; rMNDLY PLACE toflfOP ITS A SNAP Get what you've "Gotta Have" by doing ALL your shopping in CLOVIS EDWIN'S JFWELERS 619 4th St. CLOVIS APPLIANCE 432 4* St. GAGE DRUG STORE FOUNTAIN SCtVICE 434 Clovii A™. CLOVIS AUTO PARTS ■13 Clo.lt An. TOM GATTIE RICHFIELD SERVICE •99 Clovls Ay». SASSANO'S MEN'S WEAR 441 reocuky OK TIRE SERVICE 72% Clo.it An. UNENBACH AUTO PARTS 304 devtt Are. RENEWAL BODY WORKS Clot-it Ay., at Shaw dured by Rev. Thomas Llndcuian, associate director of the College Y and program director. Student's Art Accepted By SF Institute (Continued from Page 1) the San Francisco Art Museum In the Civic Center and entries are submitted from all over the United States. Berg's painting was don Williams art 1 class, materials and expressions. The exhibit opened Apr. and will run until May 20, One Team Finished Among the strangest Wi Coast Ilelays oddities was t *A&0. Oi AWAJ?P|rJGOUe $CU0UXW\rl TH0 tfi-JS THE&H&, r&&, fClX THE 9Bl£CnCri SrOUlPrlOree OftXV fNftKR.y on ACApfwic fiCHteiwienr.' Fall Editors Will Be Named Tomorrow at 4 PM the Board of Publications will decide who will be the editor of The Collegian and Campus for next year. There are five hoperuls for the Collegian post They are Jim Doan, Russell Foote. Terry Cress and. for co-editors. Jerry Bier and Mike Hartman. Whoever Is appointed chief of the newspaper may have the dis¬ tinction of being the first editor of a tour-day Collegian. As of publication, no lyjpllca- tlons have been returned for the Campus editor Job. Dr. Mintz Will Talk, Show Film Dr. Yale Mints, a professor of ft*M in Science 1B1. Psychologist To Discuss Hypnosis Dr. Norman B. Henderson of Fresno, a clinical psychologist, will address members of the col¬ lege Psychology Club Thursday at the club's regular meeting;. Dr. Henderson Is a member of the board of directors of the Cali¬ fornia Stale Psychological Asso^- elation and a member ot the ex¬ amining board of clinical psychol¬ ogists. He will speak on hypnosis. Cl.il •epr< Aid Marls-II said there will also be an election of officers at the meet¬ ing, scheduled for 7:30 PM In K.lucation-Psychology 219. SSS Plans Lunch will In- niisdi' If Ii BLACKSTONE AUTO PARTS ClOSE IO IHE flEtNO STATE CAMPUS - AUTO GLASS INSTALLED - 64M N. BLACKSTONE BA 7-2968 * NEW * USED * REBUILT PARTS FOR ALL CARS by Coi College's medley r 13-12, Only two tei and Santa Ana. sli Santa Ana teadoTf muscle after 30 yards, leaving the four Compton runners the relay distance of quarter miles all alone. The Care i/cur Cat- heAerieA BOB PINCKNEY'S GARAGE BA 7-0164 BARSTOW at BLACKSTONE • FREE * *1000 IN CASH EVERY MONTH AT BAD BOY MARKET IN CLOVIS Save also on quality products ot budget prices. Flneil meats S. produce. 745 Clovis Ave. ItM PlYMOUtH VALIANT — 4-rJr. WW>V:EjtnlleHIt running condition. *»as- onabl, pried. Call AD 3-5410 ofttw S P.M. w.trk.ndl. . (jet titur Car in g tune *V £bhho ^V9* C0NHFRS AND MAHAFFEY AUTOMATIC TIANSMISSION — SEIVICC UPAII MAUC IV AUTOMOTIVE UTIIQIIATION AM 4-024S 491 Abb • MG • SPRi > HEALEY • TR — UPAIM — SAM CARDWELL 6616 N. Slortirorsti nut lo Villa Basque ZAM'S AUTO REPAIR CAEBUJIETO.K •MAKES M 7-4744 • tons w • AUTO TtANS. 4494 Ussdaterw STADIUM SERVICE letsdrtttm. ft MdClnl.y AM I-61M A t W AU70 UPHOLSTERY MAT COVKS CONVfttlllC tofj COMPLETE AUTO INTE*IO«S I.MH.titwfalsHSt, AM 6-1414 CAR RADIOS SptKlallxing In Solan, Stwdctt ond Installation KC IICENSEQ SEsTVICEMEN AUTO RADIO SERVICE CO. 1)09 N. stltKlrsisn. AM Mfll RILEY'S TUNE UP to* THIS SI-ACE CAU ■A 1-7194- |