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Speech Majors Will Participate In Conference Fresno State College cpeech correction majors and clinic di¬ rectors will participate In the eleventh annual meeting of the California Speech and Hearing Association, to be held In (he i-'r.'sno Hacienda Motel, Oct. iv 19 and 20. Dr. Donald Wilson, director of 'he FSC apeech clinic, and Lewis —.:-.:: l ■ = ■. assistant professor of . ;■* t-.-i,. wll take part In a panel iilBcoBslng the role of the private Therapist and stuttering therapy. Prof. Shupe is currently presil- •Irnt elect of the hosting Central L/.-iiifornla Speech and Hearing A «sociat Ion. V Dr. Wilson in a delegate to the state board and Is In charge of -liindards and training for the rctitral association. The ten FSC students majoring in speech correction will have an -ipportunlty to participate In the convention by serving as pages arid room clerks for the delega- Campus Radio Needs More Staff: Kolus -Th* Fresno 5to» Coltf CglUgfan- «anted: one assistant news editor, several announcers, disc Jockeys, and advertising salesmen. KF3H, Fresno State College's own radio station, Issues this all- points bulletin today. "We are hoping to expand our present start of 15," said Howard Kolus. program director. "Any¬ one who wants to help should come to Speech Arts 162." KFSR, which stands for Fresno State Radio. Is a closed-circuit slatlon operating (or use In the three residence halls. Popular music and show tunes are played frequently. Question¬ naires sent out last year revealed these to be most In demand by dorm students. According to Kolus. the KFSR staff plans to take several more surveys. "It Is ihe only way we can find out what the students want." he said. Plans for Ihe future Include mpandlne the listening audience Pro grams do not t r ihe Association Moves To New Office The Fresno State College Alum¬ ni Amsoclntion has started off the school year with two big changes. I The Alumni Association?, office j hap moved to Rm. 130 of Ihe bo- I dal science building. Last year ! the office was located in Troni of The Student President's Orfice According to Dorothy Atkinson eiecullve secretary of the assoela tlon. "The new location provide more privacy and much mon room for our duplicating ma A Change has also been mad' , In the Job of executive secretary Mary Splelman. past secretary has moved with her husband ti I.OP Angeles. Taking her place I Miss Atkinson. "We welcome anyone whi wants to come in and tell u» hi problems." she said. Although the office hn changed, the telephone number— DAldwin 1-1878 — Is'still th< AFROTC Rings Wedding Bells for llotnile Lee Han oniore electrical enitir Jor. and Patricia Smltl Getting Into Trouble Six FSC students got Into trouble with a newly organised Hoard of Traditions In 1941 Tor it tempting to kindle the Frosh bonfire 24 hours too soon Both Hai lerl Rel alsc wear the uniforms of the Air Force Reserve Officers1 Training Corps. This will be the first mili¬ tary wedding for the AFROTC Cadet Group at FSC. The Reverend Henry H. Mit¬ chell wll perform the ceremony which will be held at the Second Baptist Church, 1041 Jensen Ave¬ nue, Fresno. A reception will fol¬ low at the Church Social Hall- Miss Smith will be attended by her cousin. Ann Itodgers, of Bak¬ ersfield. Members of the Air Science Di¬ vision and the entire AFROTC Cadet Group have been Invited to attend The AFROTC Drill Team airwaves. Each dorm has a trans¬ mitter In the office, which re¬ ceives tbe programs. Because of this "lt Is virtually Impossible to broadcast to other buildings on tbe campus," Kolus explained. i Its second semester of opera¬ tion, the station broadcasts 40 ■a a week, from 3 toll PM on weekdays. Starting off on Tuesdays and Thursdays is a rock and roll show, from 3 to i PM. Other days. from 3 to 6 PM, "Midday" will be presented. Format or the pro¬ gram Is similar to NBC's "Moni¬ tor," with music and interviews throughout the afternoon. FSC Theater is presented every Monday and Friday from 7 to 7:30 PM. A variety of plays— dramas, comedies, and iragedles featuring FSC students. —_ are scheduled. Thirty-five minutes of classical music will be broadcast from 10:15 to 10:50 every night. Newscasts are set for 3. 6 and 10 plus a summary at 10:55 PM. Just before ihe station goes off ihe air. KFSR has recently Inaugurated sports shows, featured every Mon¬ day. Wednesday and Friday at 6:05 and 10:05 PM. A member of the Intercollegiate ilrn.idcaitlng System, the campus radio station obtains taped shows from other college radio stailons. Schools across the nallon belong to IDC. Kolus said. KFSR Is 660 on the radio dial Students May Aid In RILW Applications for c o m m 111 e e chairmen ror the Rellglon-in-Ufe Week held during the spring se¬ mester are available In the Col¬ lege Religious Center on Shaw Ave. and In the Student Activities Office in the Administration, Building. Tom Rudhotm and Judy Bar- nett. chairmen of the event, said applications must be returned to either location by noon Thursday. Religlon-In-Ufe Week, an an¬ nual campus event, will be Mar. 3-S. The co-chairmen are arrang¬ ing for speakers and special acti¬ vities during that week. Campus Accident Has No Injuries Two Fre dents were collision oi i College stu- in a two-car ipus Tuesday orted. The i No In Jui -Idem occurred Just In¬ side of the campus on liarslow and Cedar Aves. at 12:10 PM. Cars driven hy Mary Caprlottt. fre-thman biology major, and Richard Dahlgren. a Junior recre¬ ation major, collided as both stu¬ dents were headed home after LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS " On THEomas hanp.thw apad^hsr^shciw icttaEr I heir 1 1 investigal Flam bridge Patrol, sali ■'clot r of ( BOOST THE BULLDOGS gers in either automobile. Miss Capriotto lives at 4721 B.J Dayton St.. and Dahlgren lives al 1023 \V. i'ontlac Way. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS i tor t Wly-, When asked wny he was being married In uniform. Harmon re¬ plied, "I intend to make the Air jim Mcknight chevron service CHEVRON BlAllR Pick-Up and Delivery TUNE-UP - BRAKES Phone BA 7-8125 Cor. Cedar & Shaw Fresno, Calif. BLUE CHIP STAMPS Out ejj Clean Ctetket? LOOK WHAT YOU CAN CLEAN FOR '1.50 Student Special $1.50 with 5. B. card October, November and December — Regular $2.00 value. .-, 9 DRESSES OR 10 SKIRTS OR 5 SUITS OR 10-15 SWEATERS (OR THE EQUAL OF THE ABOVE) also 15c WASH - 10c DRY 25c DOUBLE LOAD WASHERS Do Your Week's Wash and Dry in an Hour . . . While Machines Do Your Dry Cleaning, Too! Licensed Operator On Duty to Help You PHILCO-BENDIX SINA COIN-OP. CLEANERS AND COIN LAUNDERETTE 3502 E. Belmont at 5th Avenue 233-9816 WEEKDAYS 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Open only to students of FRESNO STATE COLLEGE Viceroy Football Contest No. 2 (Closes October 17th) First Prize...*10022 Second Prize...$2552 Ten 3rd Prizes...*10^w 12 WINNUU OH THIS CAMPUS IN IACH CONTIST. Four contest* in all... New contest every *•» weeks... exclusively tor the students on tfais eampusl You'll find complete rules printed on Official Football Contest Entry Blanks. the BOOKSTORE and Campus Barber Shop ENTER NOW AND WIN I Hat too Strom. • • Not too light ViCEFlOYiS got the Taste th.f» rlahtl |£a> ' DanBrukeck JSSSfE Mies Bails «,W»«R* The Brothers Four\ AndrsPrmlii Duke Ellington Carmen McRae I Roy Hamilton Wa« Berry Mtlligan tnaisTtmwTmtty I ThoHI-Lo's! Lsmbsrt.Htniri Buddy freco N^<*^ Swingin' Sound! f**K&*':'' ** Great new record offer ('3.98 value)...just '1.00 when you buy Sheaffer's back-to-school special! How whan you buy your ahaafler Cartridge Pec for school, you sot 90* worth ot Strip rartridiss FREE.. .a VM Tifa» for Just $2.95. Lode for Shuffer'a baek-to- pchool rpadaj now at atom awrywhera. On tha back of tha packa^a, thara'a a benu* for you ... a coupon good far a «.9S nivm Columbia HaJtad-aditfoa record, it'i "Swinpn' Sound ", twain top artlsta pUyiu t top hi ti for tha flrat tiraa on a 12* L.P. This thmUaaotma back-to- •choolottrr good only wbllo thry laatl So hurry, chooaa itCartndraPan FroronTa[mart colon...and 3win"jin' Sound" loosed coupon today. SHEAFFER'S BACK-TO-SCHOOL SPECIAL I
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Title | 1962_10 The Daily Collegian October 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 | October 11, 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 | Speech Majors Will Participate In Conference Fresno State College cpeech correction majors and clinic di¬ rectors will participate In the eleventh annual meeting of the California Speech and Hearing Association, to be held In (he i-'r.'sno Hacienda Motel, Oct. iv 19 and 20. Dr. Donald Wilson, director of 'he FSC apeech clinic, and Lewis —.:-.:: l ■ = ■. assistant professor of . ;■* t-.-i,. wll take part In a panel iilBcoBslng the role of the private Therapist and stuttering therapy. Prof. Shupe is currently presil- •Irnt elect of the hosting Central L/.-iiifornla Speech and Hearing A «sociat Ion. V Dr. Wilson in a delegate to the state board and Is In charge of -liindards and training for the rctitral association. The ten FSC students majoring in speech correction will have an -ipportunlty to participate In the convention by serving as pages arid room clerks for the delega- Campus Radio Needs More Staff: Kolus -Th* Fresno 5to» Coltf CglUgfan- «anted: one assistant news editor, several announcers, disc Jockeys, and advertising salesmen. KF3H, Fresno State College's own radio station, Issues this all- points bulletin today. "We are hoping to expand our present start of 15," said Howard Kolus. program director. "Any¬ one who wants to help should come to Speech Arts 162." KFSR, which stands for Fresno State Radio. Is a closed-circuit slatlon operating (or use In the three residence halls. Popular music and show tunes are played frequently. Question¬ naires sent out last year revealed these to be most In demand by dorm students. According to Kolus. the KFSR staff plans to take several more surveys. "It Is ihe only way we can find out what the students want." he said. Plans for Ihe future Include mpandlne the listening audience Pro grams do not t r ihe Association Moves To New Office The Fresno State College Alum¬ ni Amsoclntion has started off the school year with two big changes. I The Alumni Association?, office j hap moved to Rm. 130 of Ihe bo- I dal science building. Last year ! the office was located in Troni of The Student President's Orfice According to Dorothy Atkinson eiecullve secretary of the assoela tlon. "The new location provide more privacy and much mon room for our duplicating ma A Change has also been mad' , In the Job of executive secretary Mary Splelman. past secretary has moved with her husband ti I.OP Angeles. Taking her place I Miss Atkinson. "We welcome anyone whi wants to come in and tell u» hi problems." she said. Although the office hn changed, the telephone number— DAldwin 1-1878 — Is'still th< AFROTC Rings Wedding Bells for llotnile Lee Han oniore electrical enitir Jor. and Patricia Smltl Getting Into Trouble Six FSC students got Into trouble with a newly organised Hoard of Traditions In 1941 Tor it tempting to kindle the Frosh bonfire 24 hours too soon Both Hai lerl Rel alsc wear the uniforms of the Air Force Reserve Officers1 Training Corps. This will be the first mili¬ tary wedding for the AFROTC Cadet Group at FSC. The Reverend Henry H. Mit¬ chell wll perform the ceremony which will be held at the Second Baptist Church, 1041 Jensen Ave¬ nue, Fresno. A reception will fol¬ low at the Church Social Hall- Miss Smith will be attended by her cousin. Ann Itodgers, of Bak¬ ersfield. Members of the Air Science Di¬ vision and the entire AFROTC Cadet Group have been Invited to attend The AFROTC Drill Team airwaves. Each dorm has a trans¬ mitter In the office, which re¬ ceives tbe programs. Because of this "lt Is virtually Impossible to broadcast to other buildings on tbe campus," Kolus explained. i Its second semester of opera¬ tion, the station broadcasts 40 ■a a week, from 3 toll PM on weekdays. Starting off on Tuesdays and Thursdays is a rock and roll show, from 3 to i PM. Other days. from 3 to 6 PM, "Midday" will be presented. Format or the pro¬ gram Is similar to NBC's "Moni¬ tor," with music and interviews throughout the afternoon. FSC Theater is presented every Monday and Friday from 7 to 7:30 PM. A variety of plays— dramas, comedies, and iragedles featuring FSC students. —_ are scheduled. Thirty-five minutes of classical music will be broadcast from 10:15 to 10:50 every night. Newscasts are set for 3. 6 and 10 plus a summary at 10:55 PM. Just before ihe station goes off ihe air. KFSR has recently Inaugurated sports shows, featured every Mon¬ day. Wednesday and Friday at 6:05 and 10:05 PM. A member of the Intercollegiate ilrn.idcaitlng System, the campus radio station obtains taped shows from other college radio stailons. Schools across the nallon belong to IDC. Kolus said. KFSR Is 660 on the radio dial Students May Aid In RILW Applications for c o m m 111 e e chairmen ror the Rellglon-in-Ufe Week held during the spring se¬ mester are available In the Col¬ lege Religious Center on Shaw Ave. and In the Student Activities Office in the Administration, Building. Tom Rudhotm and Judy Bar- nett. chairmen of the event, said applications must be returned to either location by noon Thursday. Religlon-In-Ufe Week, an an¬ nual campus event, will be Mar. 3-S. The co-chairmen are arrang¬ ing for speakers and special acti¬ vities during that week. Campus Accident Has No Injuries Two Fre dents were collision oi i College stu- in a two-car ipus Tuesday orted. The i No In Jui -Idem occurred Just In¬ side of the campus on liarslow and Cedar Aves. at 12:10 PM. Cars driven hy Mary Caprlottt. fre-thman biology major, and Richard Dahlgren. a Junior recre¬ ation major, collided as both stu¬ dents were headed home after LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS " On THEomas hanp.thw apad^hsr^shciw icttaEr I heir 1 1 investigal Flam bridge Patrol, sali ■'clot r of ( BOOST THE BULLDOGS gers in either automobile. Miss Capriotto lives at 4721 B.J Dayton St.. and Dahlgren lives al 1023 \V. i'ontlac Way. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS i tor t Wly-, When asked wny he was being married In uniform. Harmon re¬ plied, "I intend to make the Air jim Mcknight chevron service CHEVRON BlAllR Pick-Up and Delivery TUNE-UP - BRAKES Phone BA 7-8125 Cor. Cedar & Shaw Fresno, Calif. BLUE CHIP STAMPS Out ejj Clean Ctetket? LOOK WHAT YOU CAN CLEAN FOR '1.50 Student Special $1.50 with 5. B. card October, November and December — Regular $2.00 value. .-, 9 DRESSES OR 10 SKIRTS OR 5 SUITS OR 10-15 SWEATERS (OR THE EQUAL OF THE ABOVE) also 15c WASH - 10c DRY 25c DOUBLE LOAD WASHERS Do Your Week's Wash and Dry in an Hour . . . While Machines Do Your Dry Cleaning, Too! Licensed Operator On Duty to Help You PHILCO-BENDIX SINA COIN-OP. CLEANERS AND COIN LAUNDERETTE 3502 E. Belmont at 5th Avenue 233-9816 WEEKDAYS 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Open only to students of FRESNO STATE COLLEGE Viceroy Football Contest No. 2 (Closes October 17th) First Prize...*10022 Second Prize...$2552 Ten 3rd Prizes...*10^w 12 WINNUU OH THIS CAMPUS IN IACH CONTIST. Four contest* in all... New contest every *•» weeks... exclusively tor the students on tfais eampusl You'll find complete rules printed on Official Football Contest Entry Blanks. the BOOKSTORE and Campus Barber Shop ENTER NOW AND WIN I Hat too Strom. • • Not too light ViCEFlOYiS got the Taste th.f» rlahtl |£a> ' DanBrukeck JSSSfE Mies Bails «,W»«R* The Brothers Four\ AndrsPrmlii Duke Ellington Carmen McRae I Roy Hamilton Wa« Berry Mtlligan tnaisTtmwTmtty I ThoHI-Lo's! Lsmbsrt.Htniri Buddy freco N^<*^ Swingin' Sound! f**K&*':'' ** Great new record offer ('3.98 value)...just '1.00 when you buy Sheaffer's back-to-school special! How whan you buy your ahaafler Cartridge Pec for school, you sot 90* worth ot Strip rartridiss FREE.. .a VM Tifa» for Just $2.95. Lode for Shuffer'a baek-to- pchool rpadaj now at atom awrywhera. On tha back of tha packa^a, thara'a a benu* for you ... a coupon good far a «.9S nivm Columbia HaJtad-aditfoa record, it'i "Swinpn' Sound ", twain top artlsta pUyiu t top hi ti for tha flrat tiraa on a 12* L.P. This thmUaaotma back-to- •choolottrr good only wbllo thry laatl So hurry, chooaa itCartndraPan FroronTa[mart colon...and 3win"jin' Sound" loosed coupon today. SHEAFFER'S BACK-TO-SCHOOL SPECIAL I |