1963_02 The Daily Collegian February 1963

              FSC Profs
Get Campus
NavyAwards
pr. Ennls Womsck. professor of
(h*mltry and Dr. Herman Gra-
bin). professor ot economics, have
,,.,,, given special awards by the
,..,,,„ State College Naval Re-.
.etrch Company.
Dr. womsck was given the Na-
„l Retirement Scroll after his
rtirement with over 26 years
„niee In the Naval Reserve. He
us tbe rank or commander In the
ff*rre.
li-. Graham, also a commander,
ttcrlrcd a special recommendation
trorn the Bureau of Naval Person-
Ml and the office ot Naval Re-
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■ ,., :i Americans and their coun-
Utparta, according to Steckel,
•■Wo have 11 FSC students who
■III participate In the Ambassa¬
dor Flights to Europe this sun.-
m,r iwaltlnu official reconniilon
(rorn Kansas City." explained
Steckel. "During sprlnij reKlstra-
Uoii, the members of our organl-
utioa assisted the !7 new forelun
nudents through registration.
■hleh will lead to the "Brother-
Sister' projtram. Members of the
orgaoliatton will become ac-
rjBilnted wllh these new students
mi help orient them to the new
«y of life- '      '
"We are also working on the
•utnmer hospitality plan which
e-otJld bring foreign students Into
Ancrican homes during the sum¬
mer months, and Job placements
for these students."
The Fre.no State College Collegian-
Vacancies Held   Normal'
BE MINE — Figures are nol always dull especially when
the sum equals ferrianne Mecham. a junior math major.
Anyway you look at iti she adds up to a valentine well
worlh receiving.
Y Schedule
May Change
Collene Y study courses can t
lrranKeil to fit the schedule i
t iterated  students.
Several Instructors of tli
fourses Tor tho spring setnem.
q  offcrl.ng.. second   ■eetlons   <
tbe "sfSurses, and others
tnr to change the lime of the!
tins if students request lt>
nnoHin our advirvsirs
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[3*el h«tsd hy th* Uniwilty of Ho-
■* $24« ad ir.clg.iy. prfcs. For bro-
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Keaton Tells YR's
They Are Party's Hope
"Your group Is the qunrt Im-i Birch member., from the Republl-
art.int croup In the California can Parly, We should bar only
mine  ReintbllcaiM. | ConiniUntstK. Our one requirement
Toil tig   people   are   the   hope! of Ihe Birch members Is that Ihey
ir   a   majority   party."   Fresno
tate College  Young  K.-i.ubllrans
■.■ere told by Harry Keaton, Call-
foriii,.   Young   Ite|
ibllca
i  YK  nMtlnl
presi-
held Mon¬
day.
Keaton w?iil_i
■■■11..-
fu net ion of the Republican Patty
Is to eleci Re]>ul>tlean candidates,
not hold philosophical discussions.
It Is a cast' of the practical' Re¬
publicans, who an- winners, ver¬
sus the idealistic BepabUcans,
who .ire  losers. •
he party above the Birch
Society. I don't want Mr. Hire!, to
run Republicans and 1 don't want
to run his organllatloil."
The talk at the PS0 YOUDg Re¬
publicans neetlDg was one of
Keaton's last appearance as presi-
- His
Hill   be
The
is
for .:
all   [SS
i be¬
fore the primaries, but candidal!
should be supported after their*
selection. I am continent that the
vast majority at Republicans will
decide name calling is Miotic. We
all believe, basically. In the same
thlnits."
Questioned on the position of
the John lllrcli Society In the Re¬
publican Party. Keaton replied.
"I feel we should not bar the John
Feb.
elected at the California Young
Republican Convention, lo be held
Feb. 15 through 17 In Fresno.
Over 1.300 delegates are ex¬
pected to attend the YIl conven¬
tion.
DRIVE   SAFELY!
Housing- coordinator Charles
Wheeler said tha vacancies In the
girls1 residence halls this semester
are "nothing out of the ordinary"
Homan Hall's
Bunion Men'
Await Stroll
Two Homan Hall men, Joe Her-
xog and Danny Thomas, plan to
set a new record for the fifty
mile hike Saturday morning.
The current record, ten and
one half hours, is held by a Ma¬
rine Lieutenant, Roger Price, of
El Toro Marine Base. California.
Herzog snd Thomas will start
their hike at Mendota at 3 AM
and end It at Homan Hall ap¬
proximately ten hours later, with
a kiss from Homan Hall's Sweet¬
heart, Sue Bun-is.
Several other men from Homan
Hall will also make the hike, but
are not trying for the record.
Bathurst Gets
Brown Aid
Governor Edmund G. Brpwn
has Invited Dr. Leonard Bathurst,
associate professor of education,
to participate in a conference on
delinquency  prevention.
The conference In Sacramento
Mar, 13 and 14 will discuss
responsibilities In various aspects
ot delinquency prevention, pro-
Information on the extent
and scope of Juvenile delinquency
nd demonstrate some existing
prevention programs.
and   should   be   expected   every
spring.
"There are several
the vacancies," said Wheeler,
by far the overriding one Is the
fact the demand simply is not as
great during the spring semester."
Wheeler pointed out that there
are thousands of new students In
tbe fall but Tery few new ones
during the spring.
Wheeler said another reason
for the vacancies Is that sorority
houses are taking up much of the
slack. Many girls were released
from the dormitories to live In
sorority houses.
Wheeler said there has always
been the problem of finding
enough coeds to fill the women's
halls. As In past years, the men's
dormitory Is full.
There  has  been   much  student
mment on tho fact the coat of
living in the halls will be In¬
creased  this summer.
Beginning with the new fiscal
year, July 1, rent will increase
127 per semester and board will
Increase 110 per semester. Health
and accident insurance rates will
bo upped J3 but a student will be
covered for tho entire year rather
than for the semester.
Wheeler said the board Increase
was necessary because of In¬
creased wages for cafeteria per¬
sonnel. The rent increase, he'said,
was voted upon by the California
State College Board of Trustees
pay back the federal loan
granted to build state college dor¬
mitories.
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