1963_03 The Daily Collegian March 1963

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Prexy Warns
Varsity F Men
To Attend Meet
"It Varsity F members are In¬
terested ln the varsity swards
system, they better make It a
point to attend the Varsity P
meeting, to be held March 21. at
12:00. in Gymn 144," stated Son
Itflkoff, Varsity F president. "If
Varsity F members aren't inter¬
ested, then, they cannot expect
too much in the way ol varsity
Itskoff announced that Junior
Varsity Football awards have ar¬
rived and may be picked Up by
the Junior varsity football players
from Windy Holes, ln Gym 109.
DRIVE    SAFELY!
AH SPRING—Talking with friends (o;
.   guing) or riding a bicycle free Irom
The Coffee House
By LANNY
Fresno Is a far cry from the
blesfc Island In the inland Set. ',
American middle-class life is very ,
different from the harsh realism
ol the life oT a Japanese peasant .
Uroor.
-Thn Island*' Is a poiguXnt
itory ot a Japanese family on a
smill Island farm. The precious
■buckets of water are borne by
both husband and wife up sleep :
-lope-, to nurture their famished
Ever so slowly and without a :
ward, the two toll. Working with
unflaKRlng energy, their efforts
sre rewarded, but In the most
meagre way.
The peasants' plight Is some-
■hat similar to US plantation
owners after the Civil War. Their
toll, ruined by years of cotton
planting and the war Itself, would
sot produce, yet they had to
fork It. They strived and suc¬
ceeded In finding new ways to
iostain  themselves.
The people In "The Island''
iue no such Ingenuity. Their
Mist-nee Is Just that; an exist¬
ence. At bare subsistence level.
they survive by sheer force of
will.
'The Island." strives for great-
nets and comes very close. There
are places where the film drafts.
Principally this is because there
Is no dialogue and American
viewers expect It. But dialogue
*ooId be deemed out of place.
The film Is eloquent without
stressing Its appraisal of Japa¬
nese peasant life.
The acting is good, but not out¬
standing. Many people who see
The Island" will be disappoint¬
ed. When Americans think of real-
-na. they think or perhaps two
things. Tbe first would be sex and
the second consideration would
-**• lhat It waa written by Tennes¬
see Williams.
There Is no sex, unless the
dote affiliation with the elements
ud tbe earth are overt sexual
experiences. There are no intrlca-
ties of plot inherent In Tennessee
Wllllams-type films. There are no
trend Ian overtones. There la a
"'■•■' movie about believable
Maple.
Additionally there Is a  visual
LARSOX
bonus. The camera work sets off'l.
the Island and the Inland Sea to
perfection. Even though the fllm:
may not be a. photocrapliic mas¬
terpiece, ihe -implicit)- u refresh¬
ing.
Th,' film is the second part of
a Fine Arts Theatre presentation
Which opened last night. This re-
■cominends this rare film
as a change of pace. A new reali¬
zation of what we have that per¬
haps nobody else In the world can
claim can be drawn from "The
Island."
world or campus.    Ah Spring,
ih bicycles)
The truest test of civilization'!*
I not the census, nor the size of
I Cities, nor the crops; no, but the
I kind of man the country turns
uut. —-Emerson
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Three Student Nurses
Seek State Offices
Barbara Ooble and Barbara
Neeley, two student nurses from
Fresno State College, ara run¬
ning for state offices In the Stu¬
dent Nurses Association ot Cali¬
fornia,
The Association, meeting ln Its'
tenth annual convention, begins
today at the Statler Hilton Hotel
In Los Angeles. The election Is
scheduled for Monday.
Sue Farley Stpor, FSC's candi¬
date, will compete for the title
of .Slate Student Nurse of tho
Year during the convention before
a board of five Judges.
Some fifteen delegates from
FSC will attend the four-day
meeting. Louise Rutigliano la the
offldfl delegate.
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Breakfast
Will Honor
Senior Coeds
FretOO State College senior
women will be honored by the
l-'resno branch of the American
As-toclatlon of University Wo¬
men, at a continental breakfast,
to be held In the Staff Cafeteria
Ilooiji. from 10 AM to 11:30 AM.
March 30.
Any woman graduate or a rec-
ognlied college or university Is
elidible lor membership In the
AAOW, Fresno State College Is
one of the 5OS colleges and uni¬
versities recognized by the associ¬
ation.    (
At Ihe national level. AAUW
encourafit'.- Ugh standards of edu¬
cation, works to encourage wo¬
men to participate in community
affairs and aids gifted women
scholars through graduate fellow'
ships.
AAUW members have the op¬
portunity to become acquainted
with graduates from all over the
country. Once becoming a mem¬
ber, a woman belong to branches
located anywhere In the United
States.
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