1963_09 The Daily Collegian September 1963

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-Tha Fresno Stole Collage Collegion-
SB President Weidmer Welcomes FSC Students
To freshman and transfer stu¬
dents, welcome lo F.S.C; to re¬
turning students, welcome to an¬
other year, one whleh we of -tho
Association are hoping will be
successful.
For many, the school jeer be¬
gan a week ago Monday and al¬
lium L-b Orientation Week IMS Is
a thing of the past, I would like
to take this opportunity to express
a big thauiks to Nancy Tttrney and
her Orientation Cc-mmlttre for the
fine Job they did in planning and
conducUng the week's activities.
A special thanks ts also due to
alette I'appa, Harry
O'Neil, Kathy Itustigan and Con-
nle Coles.
Now that school la tn progress,
one of the first projects tor tbe
Association Is to get tbe standing
committees organised and func¬
tioning. Most of the* committees
have met.'and are outlining pro¬
grams for the semester and the
year. However, It still la not too
late to sign up for the various
committees and all students,
especially Freshmen, are urged to
do so.' Applications are available
In the student  president's office.
Another item I would like to
mention, and one not so pleasant,
deals with the Health Center at
F.S.C. I am sorry to report that
during the State Legislature Ses¬
sion thla summer, the Health
Service budget was cut consider¬
ably. As a result our part time
consultant physic Inn staff has
dropped  from  2.5  to  .8  doctors.
Dr, Sell wart-*, director of the
F.S.C. Center, wants students tc
■realise that the redaction of mere
ices might have a direct effect ot
them perao-aally although he Isn'l
anticipating any nerionx problems.
Grad Advises New Frosh
. By J. C. iiicKMAN
Former Collegian Reporter
Seniors, like mothers-in-law.
like to give advice. Graduates,
however, are even greater advisers
and reserve the right lo advise
freshmen and new students at
Fresno Stale College about the
life they will find here.
As a graduate I am Invoking
that right to advise new students
about FSC. What you will read
here you won't find tn the hand¬
book. What you learn here nor¬
mally takes four years.
Be sure to buy a FSC sweat
shirt with long sleeves and then
cat  them  off Just  above  the   <-l-
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bows. For early fall and spring
weather men can get by In a pair
of old jeans cat off at the knees.
Never wash the sweat shirts or
the jeans.
From time to time it is rery
smart to write nasty letters to
The Colle-gian. Gripe about the
•*-OYCt*-age of events and tin- ridicu¬
lous editorials.
Buy pom-poms for football
games so people will know you
are spirited and behlnd^the Bull¬
dogs 100 per cent. Never wear
anything but white clothes to the
game or you can't sit In the
rooters' section, and that's no fun
Buy car decals with the Bull
dog emblem and be sure to use
book covers. Let everyone know
that you go to FSC.
If   you    don't    wear   shoes
school you  may be taken  for an
English major and they don't like
to be confused with anyone!
Be sure to eat In the snack bar
and cafeteria as much as possible.
This will give you an opportunity
to complain about the awful cof¬
fee and then you can write mor*
letters to The Collegian.
Freshmen girls should learn to
hold a cigarette properly If they
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are going to smoke, and that
seems "the thing to do." Bien
shouldn't go Into a bar with a
fake selective service card and
order a whiskey -with bourbon.
It doesn't make a good Impression
on the bartender and he might
question Ihe authenticity of the
I.D. If you go Into a bar without
an I.D. and the bartender asks
you for one, ask him how to spell
it and then walk out.
Never wear high school letter
sweaters or jewelry on campus. If
you were a wheel in high school
you'll be able to spin In college,
but the high school junk will only
Remember to join organizations
and clubs. The more clubs you
join the more times you'll get
your picture In the yearbook.
If you are losing points and
int to light up the board, try
tossing a box of detergent in the
Memorial Fountain. A little red
dye goes a long way. If you'i
caught by the campus police tl
game's up; but If you get away
then  you  can  talk  about  It  for
Be sure to use a red pencil and
underline In all of the text books
you'll use. This makes a big Im..
pre'ssion and is one of the cus¬
toms.   Don't   try   to   knock   the
Learn cute expressions and say¬
ings. These will put you ln the
"In" gronpe. Some of the more
popular ones are: "That** all
time," "Ton klddln roe?*' "Nice
talk, garbage mouth." "Man,
that's something else.*' and "Be
serious." After a few weeks prac¬
tice the proper Inflection will
into your voice ■ and those
wlU Is:,,■-.- real m
ing.
To be a true Bulldog It Is good
ronn to gripe about tbe college—
from agriculture to zoology—and
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On a final note 1 would like to
say that I have personally been
very encouraged by the Initiative
and enthualssm wlih whleh the
Association Officers and Commit¬
tee Chairmen have started the
year. I feel that each project be¬
ing planned is challenging and
more than  Just something to be
done year after year. Every actl-
fity ia meant to have a purpose
.0 which students can be devoted.
It la with such.a philosophy that
student  participation In Assocla-
Fall Social
Season Opens
This Weekend
The fall semester calendar of¬
fers many social activities for the
student who wants to have some
extra currlcular activities ln his
college schedule.
The traditional social high-
lights, both sophisticated and
sloppyjoe type, include the Queen'-
Ball, .Nov. 23; the Sigma Nu Bam
Dance. Oct. 23; the Now Student
Reception, Oct. 18; the Meet the
flirts A-uemhly, Sept. 28 and
Slgmn   CM   Klckoff   Dance,   So)
,1 ,h,
Sept.
FSC football officially started
Sept. 21 against the University of
Idaho, but this nnd the second
game against Montana State
both away games. Tbe first home
game will be Oct. 5 with Adams
State  (Arli.).
The annual homecoming game
la set for Nov. 2 against San
Diego. Theme for this year'i
rade floats and dance Is "The Rise
and Fall of the Altec Empire."
The yearly Phi Mu Greek Slug,
usually a spring semester date,
has been moved up several months
to Dec. S.
The . student body executive
committee wlB meet Wednesday
and every other Wednesday there¬
after ln the student president*
office, next to the book-a-torc. The
Student council, composed of class
pi*ealdents, committee chairmen
and -representative* from campus
organizatloria, will hold its first
meeting Sept. 2." and will meet
every alternate' Wednesday at 7
FM In Imlustrlal Arts 100.
The Thanksgiving recess starts
Nov. 28. Students have the holi¬
day and Friday free of classes.
Christmas vacation starts Dec. 19
and runs through Jan. 1.
Dead week begins Jan. 16 and
the semester ends the last day of
January.
Probabilities direct
tbe conduct of
the wise man—
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Oona-auuerrtiy,    hit    fltttnc-Jal
fMltdaataWI Of [If■ InSWaUa-M.    /
The win man knows, too, the
benefits of stsrttng a IHe insur¬
ance ptt»grnm esrty. For In*
stance, there's our Guarsnteed
Purchase Option, added to the
policy   bought   now, - which
'gagfttt *• rtsM * twy
mora Ufa Irraursnce at futajva
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Signed. -
Dale Weidmer,
ASB President
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