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-tetters^oflcy^ be kept as brlal as poat/b/a an subject to condensation. Ttiey muat be typed elude the writer's name, signature, a and telephone number. Pseudo¬ nyms and Initials will not be used. Send to: Kaat* Campua BuMng nil SUl. Unhwttty, Fr Freano,CA 93710 ^Mo*. 1,1*8.* J>(ILS.= '■ TriJa^smovye desperately j Seeking Susan" has been | moved to IA 101. Shows at: 7:00p.m. 9:05p.m. iirsi'nwTm sffmm; sii8.\\ 4VEWS/TEATOgr PagcS Alumni return for Homecoming game Of the nearfy 6,000 CSUF Alumni Association rpembers, at* least 400 have verified they will be attending the Home¬ coming footbasll game this Saturday in Bulldog Sudium, said Jill Sorsky. ex¬ ecutive director ofthe association. The Bulldogs will welcome past grad¬ uates by defending their undefeated record of 6-0-1 against the 2-4 Titans of CSU, Fullerton at 1:30 p.m. Alumni will be seated in Section Z of the sudium, said Sorsky. Last year's Homecoming attracted only about 100 former students of Fresno State College and CSUF. s for a is after noon with an open house in CSUF Presi¬ dent Harold H. Haak't office from I - S p.m. An alumni reception in tbe Phebe Conley Art Gallery on campus begins at 6 tonight. Wine and hors d'oeuvres will be Sorsky said most of the nearly 400 returnees will also be getting together for a special alumni association uilgate party before the "big" game. One alumnus who well remembers the thrill of suiting up for the Buylldogs in the "big" game is "Fabulous Fresnan" Al Radka. — "The whole campus would be alive and you couldn't wail for the big game," said Radka. "Now 1 think people look forward to the uilgate party more." Radka was an all-conference guard for 3 years on the Fresno Sute College Bul¬ ldog football team from 1939.1941. He was a student body president and gradu¬ ated with a BA degree in journalism. "I didnt think I'd ever graduate. You know, like most muscle-heads," said Radka. Radka thought he would become a reporter for The Fresno Bee, but soon landed a job in radio and worked his way into a news broadcasting job at the Chan¬ nel 30 television sution. He is probably best known for thc television commercials he has done, particularly the spots he does for a local olive distributor. "The best thiag I ever did was going to Fresno Sute," said Radka. Radka, who doesn't reveal bis age, said he is semi-retired. He works part-time for Hoping to attend tbe game if they can fit il into their schedule are Robert and Genevieve Greelis, 1939 graduates of Fresno Sute College. Along with being a member of the Alumni Association and one of its past presidents, Robert, 72, is a Rotary Club member and hasn't missed a meeting in 20 years, said his wife. And, there's a Rotary meeting on Saturday. "We were a quiet campus," said Robert. "We didn't have cocaine. Wedidint have marijuana. We did do a little drinking." Genevieve, who received a B A degree in education and became an elemenury school teacher in Sanger and Fresno, also studied music. JohnDtu- rhere it is! Hello! Red Monkey! Fait Timea! IS Flat! The time ii 9:00 no maybe 12:00. Thoae I got your phone To mj koawy- YO.T H«f Then pin in mind and body. Sometime! I can ke mew happy Idc YowM ,W|CV Everybody's juit waiting to hear rom the one d lead Ihem the warmth of the lun where sweet childhood Hi dances. Who! come along ong but gentle 1 ther'l hand? Long ago 1 heard »< Everyman. i«l To Ih< Beat Little B rolber, Erie T- I'm looking forw rdtoihippcn' , 1 know you'll remember. "donYgi , your undies. *Iw,ts, YBS Larry Dong- It'ineit to have y u fort Utile bro r Sigma Nu fair ily! Here'i lo many .mile, and m VBS-Jennifrr Webb ■ Law of Campu* Travel— Thc ihorteai di EvergUdo. lit. K... mj llnl* ali- I hope you\e had a great week. 1 can hsrdl wiit till you find out who I am. Thc Big day i Sunday ond it't going lo bea bltll. I'm ihe luckics Dot- Tofl Hup ire not only nice/they're needed. Hugs Yoi c«ji help relieve pain and depression, make the my life when you did. healthy healthier and ihe happy happier. Hugging A trip to Yotemite ii definitely on ihe horizon, feels good, overcomes fears, eases tensions, I look forward lo taking your photograph u well providei stretching excrcisei ir you are ihort and as nalurea'. Take care and 111 see you Salurday. Hooping exerciiei if you are tall. HutaJM alio , ' Tto: Oh lo be alive. IVe got everything in the world does nol uptel the environment, uvea beat, is Hugging mlkej happy day! happier, impossible Todd, (■» big bro!)— days possible. Hugging is tn trt easily perfected Theta Chi il Ihe best and I'm lucky enough t. It simply imt practiced enough, weekend and especially HOMECOMING. Y lug cnthuiiist to another. I commend really ihould be king! Lookingforward to tlu; Kirby THETA CHI opponent, being > leiioned veteran, hi mc dazed and confused. I aeern too Hi hold even i though! or lo grasp an < n, PhraieaJ Therapy Office— Hippy Birthdiy Lota and Fi Hey guys! Itwuigreatgame.Thinxforthe competition. Il was lough, but of course the best learn won( AIR FORCE ROTCSCORPIONSJi I I • REGISTRATION FORMS FOR i • KAPLAN'S LSAT PREP COURSE, TO !! J <;,.' "BE OFFERED AT CSUF ARE STILL' I j AVAILABLE AT THE COLLEGE •UNION ROOM 316. jTHEY ARE DUE FRIDAY, NOV. 1. THE ]j | COURSE IS TENTAVILELY SCHED- j ULED TO RUN SATURDAY, NOV. 2, IF j 5 OR MORE APPLICATIONS ARE RE- j jCEIVED BY THE 11-1-85 DEADLINE 8 can go lo hive my wounda tended. Im jure I by ourselvei. So true, the more thingi change the iuld find • tecond wind if I wii given time 10 raoretheyiuy Ihciime. You and ihe geek are the ok. but for oow. only the hope ihii burn, deep best among the ben in my life. Simply uid. I love ilhin every fighter, heart will keep me in Ihe you. ntle. j. Mkkl Tht lour PS. Hive i polemical day. 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Object Description
Title | 1985_11 The Daily Collegian November 1985 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1985 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Description
Title | Nov 1, 1985 Pg. 4-5 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1985 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Full-Text-Search | -tetters^oflcy^ be kept as brlal as poat/b/a an subject to condensation. Ttiey muat be typed elude the writer's name, signature, a and telephone number. Pseudo¬ nyms and Initials will not be used. Send to: Kaat* Campua BuMng nil SUl. Unhwttty, Fr Freano,CA 93710 ^Mo*. 1,1*8.* J>(ILS.= '■ TriJa^smovye desperately j Seeking Susan" has been | moved to IA 101. Shows at: 7:00p.m. 9:05p.m. iirsi'nwTm sffmm; sii8.\\ 4VEWS/TEATOgr PagcS Alumni return for Homecoming game Of the nearfy 6,000 CSUF Alumni Association rpembers, at* least 400 have verified they will be attending the Home¬ coming footbasll game this Saturday in Bulldog Sudium, said Jill Sorsky. ex¬ ecutive director ofthe association. The Bulldogs will welcome past grad¬ uates by defending their undefeated record of 6-0-1 against the 2-4 Titans of CSU, Fullerton at 1:30 p.m. Alumni will be seated in Section Z of the sudium, said Sorsky. Last year's Homecoming attracted only about 100 former students of Fresno State College and CSUF. s for a is after noon with an open house in CSUF Presi¬ dent Harold H. Haak't office from I - S p.m. An alumni reception in tbe Phebe Conley Art Gallery on campus begins at 6 tonight. Wine and hors d'oeuvres will be Sorsky said most of the nearly 400 returnees will also be getting together for a special alumni association uilgate party before the "big" game. One alumnus who well remembers the thrill of suiting up for the Buylldogs in the "big" game is "Fabulous Fresnan" Al Radka. — "The whole campus would be alive and you couldn't wail for the big game," said Radka. "Now 1 think people look forward to the uilgate party more." Radka was an all-conference guard for 3 years on the Fresno Sute College Bul¬ ldog football team from 1939.1941. He was a student body president and gradu¬ ated with a BA degree in journalism. "I didnt think I'd ever graduate. You know, like most muscle-heads," said Radka. Radka thought he would become a reporter for The Fresno Bee, but soon landed a job in radio and worked his way into a news broadcasting job at the Chan¬ nel 30 television sution. He is probably best known for thc television commercials he has done, particularly the spots he does for a local olive distributor. "The best thiag I ever did was going to Fresno Sute," said Radka. Radka, who doesn't reveal bis age, said he is semi-retired. He works part-time for Hoping to attend tbe game if they can fit il into their schedule are Robert and Genevieve Greelis, 1939 graduates of Fresno Sute College. Along with being a member of the Alumni Association and one of its past presidents, Robert, 72, is a Rotary Club member and hasn't missed a meeting in 20 years, said his wife. And, there's a Rotary meeting on Saturday. "We were a quiet campus," said Robert. "We didn't have cocaine. Wedidint have marijuana. We did do a little drinking." Genevieve, who received a B A degree in education and became an elemenury school teacher in Sanger and Fresno, also studied music. JohnDtu- rhere it is! Hello! Red Monkey! Fait Timea! IS Flat! The time ii 9:00 no maybe 12:00. Thoae I got your phone To mj koawy- YO.T H«f Then pin in mind and body. Sometime! I can ke mew happy Idc YowM ,W|CV Everybody's juit waiting to hear rom the one d lead Ihem the warmth of the lun where sweet childhood Hi dances. Who! come along ong but gentle 1 ther'l hand? Long ago 1 heard »< Everyman. i«l To Ih< Beat Little B rolber, Erie T- I'm looking forw rdtoihippcn' , 1 know you'll remember. "donYgi , your undies. *Iw,ts, YBS Larry Dong- It'ineit to have y u fort Utile bro r Sigma Nu fair ily! Here'i lo many .mile, and m VBS-Jennifrr Webb ■ Law of Campu* Travel— Thc ihorteai di EvergUdo. lit. K... mj llnl* ali- I hope you\e had a great week. 1 can hsrdl wiit till you find out who I am. Thc Big day i Sunday ond it't going lo bea bltll. I'm ihe luckics Dot- Tofl Hup ire not only nice/they're needed. Hugs Yoi c«ji help relieve pain and depression, make the my life when you did. healthy healthier and ihe happy happier. Hugging A trip to Yotemite ii definitely on ihe horizon, feels good, overcomes fears, eases tensions, I look forward lo taking your photograph u well providei stretching excrcisei ir you are ihort and as nalurea'. Take care and 111 see you Salurday. Hooping exerciiei if you are tall. HutaJM alio , ' Tto: Oh lo be alive. IVe got everything in the world does nol uptel the environment, uvea beat, is Hugging mlkej happy day! happier, impossible Todd, (■» big bro!)— days possible. Hugging is tn trt easily perfected Theta Chi il Ihe best and I'm lucky enough t. It simply imt practiced enough, weekend and especially HOMECOMING. Y lug cnthuiiist to another. I commend really ihould be king! Lookingforward to tlu; Kirby THETA CHI opponent, being > leiioned veteran, hi mc dazed and confused. I aeern too Hi hold even i though! or lo grasp an < n, PhraieaJ Therapy Office— Hippy Birthdiy Lota and Fi Hey guys! Itwuigreatgame.Thinxforthe competition. Il was lough, but of course the best learn won( AIR FORCE ROTCSCORPIONSJi I I • REGISTRATION FORMS FOR i • KAPLAN'S LSAT PREP COURSE, TO !! J <;,.' "BE OFFERED AT CSUF ARE STILL' I j AVAILABLE AT THE COLLEGE •UNION ROOM 316. jTHEY ARE DUE FRIDAY, NOV. 1. THE ]j | COURSE IS TENTAVILELY SCHED- j ULED TO RUN SATURDAY, NOV. 2, IF j 5 OR MORE APPLICATIONS ARE RE- j jCEIVED BY THE 11-1-85 DEADLINE 8 can go lo hive my wounda tended. Im jure I by ourselvei. So true, the more thingi change the iuld find • tecond wind if I wii given time 10 raoretheyiuy Ihciime. You and ihe geek are the ok. but for oow. only the hope ihii burn, deep best among the ben in my life. Simply uid. I love ilhin every fighter, heart will keep me in Ihe you. ntle. j. Mkkl Tht lour PS. Hive i polemical day. JPCILSE_ Programming University Lift h Stod«nt Inttrtalnmem presents d^MmQmrkU> Sunday, Nov. 3 8:00 PM Satellite CU $2 CSUF Students S3 General |