1963_06 The Daily Collegian June 1963

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COLLEGIAN — SUMMER SESSION "
Juno 17, 1863
PURVEYORS OF FOLK SONGS—Emerlee Thomas, singer and Jim Wood, guitarist, will
present an Assembly Series program in the Men's Gymnasium on July 10th. they will sing
American folic songs which have been largely handed down vocally from generation to
generation.
WILLARD BEAULAC
Former Ambassador
DR. NO-YONG PARK
Korean Lecturer
Three Outstanding Programs
Slated In FSC Gymnasium
A former United Stale Ambass¬
ador to Argentina, an Interna¬
tional lecturer and a folk song
duo wm be presented at three
Summer Session assemblies to be
held In the FSC Gym.
The series will be opened by
Dr. No-Yong Park, a Korean lec¬
turer and author, on June 26th at
9:50 AM. His topic will be "An
Oriental    Looks    at the World."
Summer Session, Library, Bookstore, Cafeteria Hours Set
Regular library, bookstore, and
cafeteria services as well as a
limited'health se.-vlce will be
available to summer session stu¬
dents and faculty.
In addition, the library, cafe¬
teria, and bookstore will be open
on a limited basts during the post-
session which begins July 20th.
Summer operations of the stu-
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PROVIDENT
MUTUALBBBaSBl LIFE
dent health service are curtailed
because of financial limitations.
Dr. Marvyn S. Schwartz, health
service director, explained. No
health service charges are Includ¬
ed In summer session siudent body
card fees. —
Emergency medical care will be
provided as well as treatment for
minor injuries and illnesses but
will be available only to summer
session students and not to their
dependents as Is the case during
the Bchool year, ln addition, phys¬
ical examinations required of all
teacher training candidates and
for ren-wal of provisional certifi¬
cates will be administered on an
appointment-only basis.
The student health service cen¬
ter will be open from 8 AM to
noon and 1 PM to 4 PM Monday
through Friday. A physician
and/or nurse will be on duty dur¬
ing all open hours.
"Although the center Is open
during ail hours classes are In ses¬
sion except for the lunch hour,"
Dr. Schwartz noted. "Students
will probably find It most con¬
venient to visit the center be¬
tween g AM and noon.'
Dr. Schwartz advised students
developing medical needs during
the hours the center Is closed to
call the Fresno Physicians Ex¬
change (AD 3-4131) or the Fres¬
no County Medical Society (AD
7-4111) to be referred to a
physician.
The library will open for the
summer session at 8 AM today.
During the remainder of the reg¬
ular session, It will be open from
7:30 AM to 9:30 PM Monday
through Thursday. 7:30 AM to
5 PM on Friday, and 9 AM to
1 PM on Saturday. Post-session
hours will be from 8 AM to 3 PM
Monday through Friday.
Cafeteria hours will be from
S:4G to 10:15 AM for breakfast,
from 11 AM to 1:30 PM for
lunch, and from 5 to 6 P.M for
dinner Monday through Friday.
The snack bar will be open from
10:15 AM to 3 PM Monday
through Friday.
The Roundup will be open
from 10 AM to 5:15 PM Monday
through Friday. During the post-
session, only the staff dining
room of the cafeteria will be open
with the hours being from 6:45
AM  to 1  PH.
The bookstore will be open
Monday through Friday from
7:30 AM to 2:30 PM throughout
the regular session. The lone ex¬
ception will be July 1, when the
bookstore will close at 9 AM for
Inventory.
The bookstore will-be open
from 8 AM to 2:30 PM Monday
through Friday during the first
week (July 29-August 2) of the
post-session.   During  the  rest of
Dr. Park Is billed as an "Oriental
Mark Twain."
Next on the series will be folk
singer, Emerlee Thomas, and
gult. fat, Jim Wood, who will
-•.-.-sen i a program of American
folks songs, largely by anony¬
mous composers. This program
will be on July 10th.
Thirdly, the series w;;i pre¬
sent on July 17th, former Am¬
bassador Willard Beaulac who
will discuss American policies In
Latin America. Mr. -gfieaulac is
a veteran of the consular service
of our country. His service has
been world wide, including ser¬
vice in ten of the 20 Latin Amer¬
ican Republics.
the session, the bookstore will be
open only on Mondays—from 10
AM t'o 2 PM August 5, from 9:30
to 11:30 AM August 12, and
from 1:30 to 3:30 PM August 19.
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