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Korbut Views Castro, Cuba- Offers Idea (Continued from Page I) education. (2) their pride and (3) their'insecurity. He said the Illiteracy rate la very high, but now Is going down. ■The South American'people are proud of their country and them- selvets. They are very n alios a 1- Istlc If they don't like something, they act In a mob." Insecurity and gulllbilty are also responsible, Korbut contends, for the mercuric polities. Romulo Betancourt, Venezue¬ la's first freely elected president In a century, was praised by Kor¬ but. "He cut all ties with Cuba when Castro declared his Com¬ munism." Ko rbut declared, -flights were banned and we wanted nothing to Uo with them." Too many cases of the "ugly American" In South America ex¬ ploiting the countries, Korbut be- lievee, call for a common bond. "They should send people who know the language and aren't .tfrald lo associate with the peas- anU who can't read and may be dirty. But those people have a heart and a soul and they are hu- mann and ought to* be treated as "The Peace Corps is one of ihe best things that America has ever ilono," Korbut concluded. Platforms Tell Final Views (Continued from Page 2) Ai-. Of -ft* ► flu* PEACE CORPS REPRESENTATIVE - is on campus today. Dr. Edward Schiliman Poor Attendance Forces 2nd Parking Meeting The student parking committee has scheduled a second meeting to discuss the college parking sit¬ uation. The meeting will be held Thursday at 12:15 PM In Agri¬ culture 226. Student Body Vice President Lurry Layne, chairman of the committee, called the second meeting because he and Mrs. Jan- Ice Rasaoull, a member of the committee, and a" Collegian re¬ porter were the only persons to show up for the six member com¬ mittee meeting last Thursday. In discussing parking on cam- [>■.:•■ Mi:- Rassoull. a Junior Eng¬ lish major, proposed writing let¬ ters to other state colleges In¬ viting them to Join FSC In an at¬ tempt lo work out state college parking problems. Layne said the Tnatter "Would be "brought "ur. later meetings along with other suggestions by students. s "If students have any com¬ plaints about the preeent parking setup and want something done about It. they had better come to some of these meetings," Layne said. Peace Corps Director Visits FSC Campus 11 Dr. Edward Sctliffwau. peace corps regional director of the i Near East and South Asian pro- ■ grams, will visit the campus Mon- i day to promote Interest in the peace corps. According to Dr. Schlffman. the campus already "has a rinc record with 22 former student n now serving aa peace corps volunteers.'* varsity of Mis College Will Sell Almonds chard will k° on sale Monday at the packinp; shed at Haratow and Chestnut A tbs.. the Agriculture Department announced today. The nuts will be sold In whole¬ sale lots wilh a minimum order of five pounds for shelled nuts and 10 pounds for unshelled nuts. IT i 3G cents a pound for soft shell nuts and SO cents a pound for the hard-shell variety. A mixed field cents a pound, wilh graded meals TO cents a pound, and fancy UGP Drive Starts Now Harvest of Miracles, the 1962 Fresno Community United Givers Plan drive, made Its way lo the college today. Donald Albright, dean of stu¬ dents and chairman or the UOP campus committee, said solicita¬ tion far fundn will be made only from faculty members, college employees and administrative per- About 1.000 person are In¬ volved In the campaign at FSC. Albright reported. In a letter to the college siaff. the UOP committee said. "Wo be¬ lieve that the staff should sup¬ port the plan generously. There¬ fore while recognizing the right of each individual to determine the extent to which he wishes to participate, we urge each mem¬ ber or the FSC community lo give careful thought before making a final decision." Plant Science Division Enters Booth In Fair A booth at tbe Fresno District Fair haa Men constructed by the ornamental horticulture division this year. Louis Le Valley, Intermediate vocational instructor In agrlcnl- ture. said the booth Is an annual presentation but that each year It is rotated among the different majors In the plant science field. Located In the agriculture building, the booth features 10 shade trees and 10 ground covers < lawn substitutes) suitable Tor the San Joaquin Valley. Paul Jones and James Booth, senior ornamental horticulture majors, ore chairmen in charge. will letted starting next Monday. Only pledges will be taken this week. AlhrlKht said PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Rodeo Club Gives Service Plaques Gary Gilbert and Sam Schwann of a local radio station were pre¬ sented plaques for their service to the Hodeo Club last year. At the first meeting of the club more than 50 students viewed films of past rodeos and the pres¬ entation of awards to the guests. The assembly voted to have a float entered In the homecoming Nominations were heard for club officers. The final election will be held at the next meeting. All students who wish to Join the club, whose major function Is the promotion of the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association rodeo, are invited to come to the nexl meeting. wnuld officiate as Freshman class president ir you so choose Wednesday. Those of you who rend Mon .lay's election issue of the Col¬ legian will remember my plat¬ form as being very short and to the poinl. I simply promised lo serve to the best of my ability I could enumerate some of the offices I have held In the past. Poet's Nook that Is not i King, The Important In what you consider me capa ot doing In the present. And feel. mid promise more spirit without eneh and everyone of you i behind me. that promise would, he absolutely no good al all. The| ['resident may be the focal point of an organization, but without the support and Ideas of every; individual who put • little m re-head. ■ rig. candidal.•juho would best repre¬ sent you as a class. Do not make the mistake of voting for the the bt*t- Playhouse Remodeled In rived FSC playhouse when it was re modeled in 1930. The new I'nl verslty Street Playhouse wa: used for dramatic and radii AND YOU WILL KNOW THEM Ijook to the orchard trees, they said. Any autumn day will show Bad fruit cannot come from good. With such a yuide you'd think I\. know How to proceed in building friendships. And yet I've misjudged everyone. And if I had been Isaac's neighbor I would have hunted with liis son Only to leant that evilness Was Esau's mark, that one goat skin Fitted to Jacob's smoother skin Was all he needed to assume A blessing that would part the two. Nourished and born from the same good womb, Ollie Simpson God la Love They say a kind God rules the world, That not a sparrow's fall is missed. But bright war flags drifting unfurled, Witness slaughter and blood-stained fist. The silver fingers of the sea Will choke a drowning sailor while He screams a prayer, invokes a plea;— How can God sit and merely smile? Thus nature does not prove a God With feeling for our pained mankind. Ah earth's road of hurt we trod, And God's to sorrow mute or blind. Richard Dangler ML.48S For Your Convenience TY»B> SCWOOl WOIK GETS Mink GIADCSt Will ttpei I" »y >"»■•• "e ° poo*. !A 0-U23. J . ARE YOU A MAN? Miir.ql fortilud* for port lint P"blit onion work. Ptnofli applying thotild ntili vnlimiitd pocket fundi Phona at oppo.ntm«n! AM * - 8 206. j FOR SA1£ !959Mare»dM 190 Sunroof. t door i.dan. bucl«M*oti, 4 cyUnder toHjiin,. lop addition, on/ '«•»*- j™» mMIM *1oS0 — "J ft*,; 747 t Indlonopoilt. AD 7-1551 HtdBA 7-4IM. -v - ROM HAWAII" t Cmpy-lr.ih 3 How.r Xfdtaj orchid eonoffs olr d.l|wr«d »S-» «" ■»»* entar 10^41 >$ «is10—»1.S0 •»• rOLYNISIAH MOTK3 EATON'S CORRASABLE BOND MAY BE PURCHASED AT CLOVIS STATIONERY 349 POLLASKY AVE. CLOVIS, CALIFORNIA Wa ail make mistakes ERASE WITHOUT A TRACE ON EATON'S CORRASABLE BOND Don't meat your Waterloo at tbe typewriter—perfect!v typed papers begin with Cornuablel Yon can rob out typing error* with just an ordinary pencil eraser. It's that aimple to erase without a trace on Corrasable. Sire* time, temper, and money! Your choice of Corrasable j light, medium, heavy weights and Onion Skin in bandy 100- sheet packets and 500.sheet boxes. Only Eaton Mlfcw Cormable, A Berkshire Typewriter Paper ■ATM r-Al-IM CO »P OS ATI on rimiuu, bias*. get Lots More from EM .ssT" more body in the blend more flavor . in the smoke cp) more taste through the filter It' b the rich-flavor leaf that does itt Among L&M's choice tobaccos there's more of this longer-aged, extra-cured leaf than even in some unfiltered cigarettes. And with L&M's modern filter—the Miracle Tip—only pure white touches your lips. ttet lots more from L&M— the filter cigarette for people who really like to i
Object Description
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. |
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Description
Title | October 8, 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 | Korbut Views Castro, Cuba- Offers Idea (Continued from Page I) education. (2) their pride and (3) their'insecurity. He said the Illiteracy rate la very high, but now Is going down. ■The South American'people are proud of their country and them- selvets. They are very n alios a 1- Istlc If they don't like something, they act In a mob." Insecurity and gulllbilty are also responsible, Korbut contends, for the mercuric polities. Romulo Betancourt, Venezue¬ la's first freely elected president In a century, was praised by Kor¬ but. "He cut all ties with Cuba when Castro declared his Com¬ munism." Ko rbut declared, -flights were banned and we wanted nothing to Uo with them." Too many cases of the "ugly American" In South America ex¬ ploiting the countries, Korbut be- lievee, call for a common bond. "They should send people who know the language and aren't .tfrald lo associate with the peas- anU who can't read and may be dirty. But those people have a heart and a soul and they are hu- mann and ought to* be treated as "The Peace Corps is one of ihe best things that America has ever ilono," Korbut concluded. Platforms Tell Final Views (Continued from Page 2) Ai-. Of -ft* ► flu* PEACE CORPS REPRESENTATIVE - is on campus today. Dr. Edward Schiliman Poor Attendance Forces 2nd Parking Meeting The student parking committee has scheduled a second meeting to discuss the college parking sit¬ uation. The meeting will be held Thursday at 12:15 PM In Agri¬ culture 226. Student Body Vice President Lurry Layne, chairman of the committee, called the second meeting because he and Mrs. Jan- Ice Rasaoull, a member of the committee, and a" Collegian re¬ porter were the only persons to show up for the six member com¬ mittee meeting last Thursday. In discussing parking on cam- [>■.:•■ Mi:- Rassoull. a Junior Eng¬ lish major, proposed writing let¬ ters to other state colleges In¬ viting them to Join FSC In an at¬ tempt lo work out state college parking problems. Layne said the Tnatter "Would be "brought "ur. later meetings along with other suggestions by students. s "If students have any com¬ plaints about the preeent parking setup and want something done about It. they had better come to some of these meetings," Layne said. Peace Corps Director Visits FSC Campus 11 Dr. Edward Sctliffwau. peace corps regional director of the i Near East and South Asian pro- ■ grams, will visit the campus Mon- i day to promote Interest in the peace corps. According to Dr. Schlffman. the campus already "has a rinc record with 22 former student n now serving aa peace corps volunteers.'* varsity of Mis College Will Sell Almonds chard will k° on sale Monday at the packinp; shed at Haratow and Chestnut A tbs.. the Agriculture Department announced today. The nuts will be sold In whole¬ sale lots wilh a minimum order of five pounds for shelled nuts and 10 pounds for unshelled nuts. IT i 3G cents a pound for soft shell nuts and SO cents a pound for the hard-shell variety. A mixed field cents a pound, wilh graded meals TO cents a pound, and fancy UGP Drive Starts Now Harvest of Miracles, the 1962 Fresno Community United Givers Plan drive, made Its way lo the college today. Donald Albright, dean of stu¬ dents and chairman or the UOP campus committee, said solicita¬ tion far fundn will be made only from faculty members, college employees and administrative per- About 1.000 person are In¬ volved In the campaign at FSC. Albright reported. In a letter to the college siaff. the UOP committee said. "Wo be¬ lieve that the staff should sup¬ port the plan generously. There¬ fore while recognizing the right of each individual to determine the extent to which he wishes to participate, we urge each mem¬ ber or the FSC community lo give careful thought before making a final decision." Plant Science Division Enters Booth In Fair A booth at tbe Fresno District Fair haa Men constructed by the ornamental horticulture division this year. Louis Le Valley, Intermediate vocational instructor In agrlcnl- ture. said the booth Is an annual presentation but that each year It is rotated among the different majors In the plant science field. Located In the agriculture building, the booth features 10 shade trees and 10 ground covers < lawn substitutes) suitable Tor the San Joaquin Valley. Paul Jones and James Booth, senior ornamental horticulture majors, ore chairmen in charge. will letted starting next Monday. Only pledges will be taken this week. AlhrlKht said PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Rodeo Club Gives Service Plaques Gary Gilbert and Sam Schwann of a local radio station were pre¬ sented plaques for their service to the Hodeo Club last year. At the first meeting of the club more than 50 students viewed films of past rodeos and the pres¬ entation of awards to the guests. The assembly voted to have a float entered In the homecoming Nominations were heard for club officers. The final election will be held at the next meeting. All students who wish to Join the club, whose major function Is the promotion of the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association rodeo, are invited to come to the nexl meeting. wnuld officiate as Freshman class president ir you so choose Wednesday. Those of you who rend Mon .lay's election issue of the Col¬ legian will remember my plat¬ form as being very short and to the poinl. I simply promised lo serve to the best of my ability I could enumerate some of the offices I have held In the past. Poet's Nook that Is not i King, The Important In what you consider me capa ot doing In the present. And feel. mid promise more spirit without eneh and everyone of you i behind me. that promise would, he absolutely no good al all. The| ['resident may be the focal point of an organization, but without the support and Ideas of every; individual who put • little m re-head. ■ rig. candidal.•juho would best repre¬ sent you as a class. Do not make the mistake of voting for the the bt*t- Playhouse Remodeled In rived FSC playhouse when it was re modeled in 1930. The new I'nl verslty Street Playhouse wa: used for dramatic and radii AND YOU WILL KNOW THEM Ijook to the orchard trees, they said. Any autumn day will show Bad fruit cannot come from good. With such a yuide you'd think I\. know How to proceed in building friendships. And yet I've misjudged everyone. And if I had been Isaac's neighbor I would have hunted with liis son Only to leant that evilness Was Esau's mark, that one goat skin Fitted to Jacob's smoother skin Was all he needed to assume A blessing that would part the two. Nourished and born from the same good womb, Ollie Simpson God la Love They say a kind God rules the world, That not a sparrow's fall is missed. But bright war flags drifting unfurled, Witness slaughter and blood-stained fist. The silver fingers of the sea Will choke a drowning sailor while He screams a prayer, invokes a plea;— How can God sit and merely smile? Thus nature does not prove a God With feeling for our pained mankind. Ah earth's road of hurt we trod, And God's to sorrow mute or blind. Richard Dangler ML.48S For Your Convenience TY»B> SCWOOl WOIK GETS Mink GIADCSt Will ttpei I" »y >"»■•• "e ° poo*. !A 0-U23. J . ARE YOU A MAN? Miir.ql fortilud* for port lint P"blit onion work. Ptnofli applying thotild ntili vnlimiitd pocket fundi Phona at oppo.ntm«n! AM * - 8 206. j FOR SA1£ !959Mare»dM 190 Sunroof. t door i.dan. bucl«M*oti, 4 cyUnder toHjiin,. lop addition, on/ '«•»*- j™» mMIM *1oS0 — "J ft*,; 747 t Indlonopoilt. AD 7-1551 HtdBA 7-4IM. -v - ROM HAWAII" t Cmpy-lr.ih 3 How.r Xfdtaj orchid eonoffs olr d.l|wr«d »S-» «" ■»»* entar 10^41 >$ «is10—»1.S0 •»• rOLYNISIAH MOTK3 EATON'S CORRASABLE BOND MAY BE PURCHASED AT CLOVIS STATIONERY 349 POLLASKY AVE. CLOVIS, CALIFORNIA Wa ail make mistakes ERASE WITHOUT A TRACE ON EATON'S CORRASABLE BOND Don't meat your Waterloo at tbe typewriter—perfect!v typed papers begin with Cornuablel Yon can rob out typing error* with just an ordinary pencil eraser. It's that aimple to erase without a trace on Corrasable. Sire* time, temper, and money! Your choice of Corrasable j light, medium, heavy weights and Onion Skin in bandy 100- sheet packets and 500.sheet boxes. Only Eaton Mlfcw Cormable, A Berkshire Typewriter Paper ■ATM r-Al-IM CO »P OS ATI on rimiuu, bias*. get Lots More from EM .ssT" more body in the blend more flavor . in the smoke cp) more taste through the filter It' b the rich-flavor leaf that does itt Among L&M's choice tobaccos there's more of this longer-aged, extra-cured leaf than even in some unfiltered cigarettes. And with L&M's modern filter—the Miracle Tip—only pure white touches your lips. ttet lots more from L&M— the filter cigarette for people who really like to i |