1963_12 The Daily Collegian December 1963

              Votmg Is Not A Rigkt'
Students To Go To Polls
For Primary SB Election
Ily M\<'V HILL
Voting has been called a privl-
I, not a right by many proml-
t Americana and atudents will
le to exerclae ihelr "prlvl-
Wrdnesday In  the  primary
Spring semenler student body.
A-hoc I tiled Women Students, and
clou* officers will be elected In
■he Activities Ilooth from 9 AM
to 4 I'M. Votes will also la- (aken
to find ih.> opinion ot (he Mu-
denlM on the proposed name
obaasw <>f rial an Stale Oottea*
io   CatMoenla   H-tate   College   n(
The general elecdon will be
held I>ec. Ifi. Tlila will be n run-
Stf election for those offices
which still have two eligible
candidates.
ASH i-:inilidiiI'-H include Kod
htoteontb anil Sterling Johnson,
rtee pn-shlenl; l.ynne Helnllkk.
secretary;     Ginger    ('urdrny    and
I'niti fflirrhna. women's legislative
HiiailliBlllHIl.   and   Dirk   Murray,
. 11 111 ■ i m      . n ,,:, ,1 || ■, .
In releasing his statement lo
The Collegian,  Murray said:
"I (hid myself very interested
In athletics, not only tare on
aa an integral part of
and proposed
What better reason have
this position*"
He added, "As a rcprcaemadv
of the student body I plan to be
an active voice on matters
corning athletics In atudent <
ell   and   executive   meelinga.
"To you the athlete I want to
protect jour poaltlon and relate
your views and express your In¬
terests. *.And lo you Ihe student
body. 1 have a responsibility io
respect your funda with thought¬
ful Judgment.
"I regn-t use fart that 1 do
nut linve nn opponent running
for this office. 1 would mleeasa
;i debate with nnyone on (his
issue (h ascertain my knowledge,
'■ ii !m-i i-iiini, and i|Uallflrntlons—
yon deserve  llinf."
The two vice presidential can¬
didates will discuss pertinent cam¬
paign  Issues Tuesday at  I   I'M  In
Sclei
131.
Write-in candidates will he al¬
lowed In (he primary election an¬
nounced Hill Williams, elecdon
eo-mmlttee chairman. There were
not any petitions turned In for
the offices o"r AWS historian,
senior class secretary-treasurer. or
senior  social  chairman.
Heather Cairns 1* running un¬
opposed for (he office of AWS
president while Kathy Whitfield
is the single candidate for vice
president. Elaine Ludeklng and
Terry Itlordan ore competing for
AWS secretary. The only candi¬
date far the office or treasurer
Is Sandy Ik-Appolimla. AWS his¬
torian will go lo either Jean
Cook or Peggy McNeil.
John Mulllns and Jim West rail
e the senior candidates for rice
president.
The Junior class has sit candi¬
dates for the three offices. Barry
O'Nell  Is  running  unopposed  for
Ice    president.    Sheila    Benson,
Diana   Meehan.   nod   Betty  Wat-
kins are cccrvedng for the office
of  secretary-treasurer.   The   posi-
ib of social chairman Is sought
by Pat Amoruso and Karen Fern-
Sophomores   Alex   Audelo.   Bill
Brtilnelll.   and   I'alil   Gcrgen   are
nlng for vice president of their
class.      Susan     Hunter,     Marsha
I'eteracn. and Rosemary Rockwell
ire campaigning to be sophomore
prlng   secretary-treasurer.   Mlckl
Johosey  and  Cathy Schengel  are
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VOLUME LXVII1
FRESNO. CALIFORNIA. FRIDAY, DECEMRKR 6.  1963
NUMBER 37
Overseas Study  Is Outlined Show Curtain Rises Again
On Second Twelfth Night
ISy JACK Mil.I.Kit
Fresno State College atudents
sre Indicating Interest In partici¬
pating In the California State
College Overseas Study Program
as H  ronllnue.-i  lo expand.
However, campus coordinator
Dr. Gwendolln Cobb, associate
professor of history, voiced this
ford of caution.
'"The program requires a ttJN
rear minimum in the Iiingtlngi
of the country you plan to stexlj
in." SaM Dr. Cobb, "hitI 1 can no
rmpliOAise loo Hlrungly Ihe "■■'■"
for real prnficlenry.
"I'rofosaors-luMadrld.  for
ample,   not   only^pronounce
Horticulture Club
Begins Woik On
Yule Decorations
Sure afgna of Chrlstni.au will be
«en on campus next week.
Stan Jenanyan, prcsiacnt of the
Ornamental Horticulture Club,
announced that member* are busy
making door swags, table center
pieces, decorated cones, and other
yulotldo decorations for their
annual  sale.
Samples of the club's handi¬
work wlir be displayed In (he
cafe(eria and the activities booth
next Friday through Dec. IS.
OrderB may be placed for pickup
by Dec.  33. ^
Early ahopprrs may see sp'e'la'
displays In Ag 111 or at the Or¬
namental Horticulture Unit".
Chestnut and Barstow.
words different than they are
taughi here, they alto speak very
rapidly."
In spile of the high language
requirements, 3,i> grade average.
etc.. Dr. Cobb Is quite confluent
Fresno  Stale   will   easily   till   Its
io college budget I* charged
he pmMllt the state allots
per student locally, as was Ihe
ease last year. PSC's quoin will
bo eight. There Is a proposal
ilderatioa however.
Id not affect Ihe local
II Is adopted the Frcs-
wlll  be  IS. '   ,
te estimates each »tu-
iiust plan on a 14 TO lo cover
the ro«l of transportation, tuition,
nml room and board. Thin Hum
■msl be deposited Mrtth the sta
on -in In-tiillment hauls, lo ln»i
payment  or fined  esreaseav.  I
Cnhb reromniend-i, lumpier, fl
taeh MWieM plan la have $10
tM n monlh above (his ■•> nn
Three Apply For
Editor's Position
Three Journalism majors—all
nun have applied for Ihe spring
editorship of The Collegian.
The applicants are Dan O'Brien.
the current'Collecian sporls edi¬
tor; Ken Finch, (lie present
Monday day editor and Mike
Ktihlmann.  Collegian  copy  chief.
The current editor, Andrea
l-infranco. has said that *he will
not reapply for the position.
The applications are due a! G
I'M loday In Hie student Activities
Office.
FSC Name Change Not Whimsy
' A Freano Bee editorial
Ihe faculty vote of 251 lo »2 In
■favor of changing (he name oi
the college "Impressive proof that
'he propoaal Is not Just whimsi¬
cal."
Also Id favor of the change Is
the Faculty Council, while the
Student Council went on record
ss opposing the change by a slim
one Tote margin, 34 for and 35
■salnst.
Advocates of the change said
the proposed name of California
State College at Fresno "would
underline the college's place In
the state college system and re¬
move any Implication that it Is
only a eCTrvnunlty institution."
The Midi change sras proposed
mat FSC and other slate colleges
are normal schools or Junior col¬
leges raiher than a four year
liberal arts institution.
The stale college trustees,..have
ven the "California State Col¬
lege at ■ • -" naBMi ,0 "mPus*"
at San Bernardino. Palos.,Verdes
and   Hayward.
The editorial wen! on to hope
■•Ihe community groupa which
opposed the change as a harmful
division between town and gown
will   reconsider."
Freano City and County and
the Fresno Chamber of Commerce
as well as the" FSC Alumni Asso¬
ciation are opposed to a name
| change.
"pocket1 expenses during the
month  kitty nbruaiL
Dr. Cobb pointed out tl
those planning lo study In Gi
many, and preferring not to II
In dormitories, will find housing
scarce and very expensive. She
noted the experience Of Dr. Karl
Falk. overseas coordinator (or
Sweden anil Germany, who was
forced to buy furniture In order
to  rent n  suitable apartment.
Application deadline for Ihe
t9C4-(S program is Jan. 15 and
forms are available In AH 103.
llr. ('obit urged thsMU IntrrcMed
in the program lo consult with
her in SSI'20. Applicants should
tiring with tbcsfl three referent-™:
one   from   their   advl-or.   another
Same Issues
Brought Out
In 1st Debate
I*ros.-and cons on changing the
name ot the college was handed
h^rk. and lorih between Dr. Edgar
List, assistant professor of lor-
elgn Innguagos. and Elvln Bell
from the Freano Chamber of
Commerce. Wednesday before an
estimated 50 people.
The iwo presented the flrat of
three debates to inform students
on the controversial issue before
the primary election  Dec.  II.
The llnhalas will condone next
Tuesday nt noon in (lie Arena
Tl i enter.
Dr. List, for Ihe change, started
by saying the name Fresno State
College does not do Justice (o the
college  and  besides  localizes  and
mds somewhat  provincial.
'Willi the college named Cali¬
fornia   State   College   nt   Fresno
.re fneuliy members and k(u-
denta would be attracted to the
college," Dr. Lint emphasised.
California la what attracts
people, not Fresno. Humboldt or
San Jose." the name change ad-
te explained. "And I would
rather be at California State Col¬
lege at F,resnn than Freano S(ate
College.""
In rebuttal, BeU said orer the
yeans the college haa built up
prestige and honor to FSC not to
aome ambiguous California Stale
College,
'To those who want a change."
Bell asked, "tell us first how we
going   to   change   tradition,
(Contittatd em P'gr 3)
fit-Id. and » third from nuotlier
professor acquainted tvllli them
personally.
The program Is an expanding
one. At present students are sta¬
tioned In Sweden. Central Europe,
and   Spain.
Crash Kills
Mayor Sell and
Arthur Selland, mayor of Ihe
city of Fresno, was reported killed
early laat night in an automobile
crash on old Highway 99 at
Clovis Ave. ,
Bellsjnd. an avid Bulldog fan
and a constant supporter of Fres¬
no State College activities, was
a member of Ihe Bulldog Founda-
Taa mayor was returning from
addressing a convention meeting
of the Chamber of Commerce In
Los Angeles. Selland waa recentiy
rlected president of the United
States Council  of  Mayors.
Guest stage and screen star Walter Abet will make his
second appearance tonight in the Fresno State College pres¬
entation of William Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night."   '
Curtain time is 8:15 PM for- all performances with the
exception of a Faculty Night presentation at 7:30 PM Dec 7
and a high school matinee ached-*
uled at 1:15  I'M (he final day.
Tho   lecture   Is   open   to  all
NtudeniH and faculty.
There Is a" service charge of 50
cents  per  llcket   for  the   Faculty
Night performance. Faculty mm
Abel To Speak, Tue.
Waller Abel, nctor* In-re-si*
dence, will lecture In the Little
Theater Tuesday at 'Z I'M on
the "Modern Theater."
bers must present an FSC As¬
sociation card and are allowed
two  tickets.
I'hllllp N. Walker, associate
professor of speech and director
of the play, said there Is no
charge lo students who are Asao-   days.
cltadon members. He did say.
however, that students must pre¬
sent a card at the campus box
office in the Speech-Arts Build¬
ing to reserve a seat.
The play will be presented In
the Little Theater In the same
building.
The prices for general public
tickets are (2.50 lor week-day
performances and the Saturday
matinee and 13 for Friday and
Saturday evening presentations.
Skets   are   available   at   the
o-"£(a(o College box office.
12:30 to 3:30 I'M and 7 to 9:30
I'M   and   at   the   llockett-Cowan
box   office.   1351   Fulton   St.,   9
PM  dally except Sun-
Just A Bit Breezy
It'e going to be a bit bceesjr for business admlnlatrotlon major Raymond rTfr-"— ot Ml WM
Roberts Are,—at least until his car door Is repaired. lUrtlett. toft, escaped Injuries wheat a state
college vehicle drlTen by maintenance man Gene Hunter, of 8494 Ash-croft Ave., almost ripped
away the door of his double narked car between the Engineering: and Social Science building*.
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