1975_02 The Daily Collegian February 1975

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2-THE DAILY COLLEGIAN        Tuesday, February 4, 1975
Redbeard
Some more foreign
medical school forays
HI therepre-meds! Heard from
Davtfl  yet?    (Snicker,    Snicker,
Snarf.) In case you're not having
much luck with stateside medical
of nature. Last spring!
Melissa and the wife ai
a collective farm onSle
St. for Just those reasc
schools,   you   still have time to
apply to one more medical school
^issV'BrvaE hl"
for this fall. This one Is pretty
honest,   as   medical schools go,
'Tow   the   major  dr.
and the tuition there ls a whopping
$600 a year. I  refer to the only
private medical school in Spain.
agriculture   In my nel
Pamplona.    Espana    Here's   the
thing, the Unlversldad will give
ioTd s*TZTZi**oc3
meet someone
especially
for you.
Call
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gumes' v.p solvnri this problem
So then we had land and water.
gonflles.   Much   nicer than your
you can can tomatoes In a boll-
tiller when the  ground  was still
4.  The best  way to grow stuff
thai Is acid enough.
plastic and spent a Saturday run¬
Is to secure an old rug and lay
Redbeard made pickles out ot
lt   down  on  the ground.  Poke a
ripe   ones   too   quick   and  they
want   come   up   In   the  hole.  If
started  to build a hou<e on the
lot.   Right   now  1 would suggest
grow;   except   for that wretched
putting In a mess of green peas
.'Sh/saldT^XV^'Ta
hermuda grass. Lots of students
and   by   the   time   they are ripe
out    all    our   organic   gardening
throw out old rugs with the trash,
the ground will be warm enough
(■ooks and fell to an orgy or plant
so keep yer eyes open.
husbandry    (and    wlfery).    Kirk
An alternative Is a Sunday LA
easily dried in the Fresno sun.
Times  spread out and held down
College Green who owned the
or    hut  hp  planted the  corn In a
with the  hog  fencing we found ln
and keep well too.
the vacant lot. You have to be 10
6. Don't wear musk oil in the
plant corn tn rows   phooey
years old to realize all the keen
fields. Poor Melissa did that and
she was assaulted four times by
5. "Kitchen gardens" aredumb
a rutting western ground squirrel
THE APHORISMS OF
before   she could drop her hoe.
irky an<i we had to threaten him
RFDBF.ARD
ripe on  time. You end up trying
She had been weeding the toma-
to  eat   a   bushel   of broccoli or
Ii there Is hermuda grass in the
something   before  tt  wilts.  Plan
vicinity, rig not  bother  lo plant.
on  storing what  you  grow.  Find
dlstracted look In her eyes.
sign up for Organic
■   instance,  you can p
Tuesday, February 4, 1975      THE DAILY COLLEGIAN-3
Bulldogs lose three, win one, in PCAA action
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By Dave Cuffey
Santa Barbara 68, Fresno 64
After compiling a decent 9-5
nonconference record, coach Ed.
Gregory's basketball team "got
a cold slap ln the face* when they
started their 1974-75 conference
games.
Fresno   dropped   their   first
three conference tllti
: break, CSUF fared bet¬
ter, coming home with a split.
In action against UC Santa Bar¬
bara the Bulldogs lost another
close one, 68-64. Roy Jones"was
once again high scorer (or Fres¬
no   with  18  points, but senior
best games of the season, scor¬
ing 13 points and nabbing nine
rebounds.
Fresno 76. CSLA 74
And In their last 'practice
game" CSUF edged hostCalState
LA 76-74. avenging an earlier
loss (71-69). Guard Rodney
Shanks drove for a last second
lay-up to beat the Diablos.
San Jose 82. Fresno 74
Visiting San Jose State Initiated
footsteps, downing Fresno82-74,
and putting the 'Dogs In the PCAA
cellar with Fullerton.
Robinson, Fresno's talented
wlngman. collected 20 points,
Jones was held to 12, and Shanks
chipped In 10 ln the loss.
San Diego 73, Fresno 60
CSUF's game with the top-
rated team, San Diego State,
added more disappointment to the
slumping Fresnans, aa the Az¬
tecs handed the 'Dogs their third
straight conference loss. The
score was 73-60.
' Fresno'Shot a respectable 42.2
per cent from tbe floor (27 of 64),
but were atrocious from the char¬
ity line - sinking a measly six
of 17 attempts.
As usual, Jones paced the Bull¬
dogs with 17 points and the 6-
foot-7 forward also pulled down
12 rebounds.
Former San Diego prep star
Shanks showed
a  thing or  two,  hitting
shots from the field.
coming from behind.
Saturday night Fresno won its
first PCAA game of tbe season,
nipping boat Cal State Fullerton
62-59.
The win gave the 'Dogs a 1-3
■ conference mark, keeping them
out of the PCAA cellar. Tbey are
Versatile' guard-forward'.Pat
O'Leary Iced the game for the
Bulldogs, sinking two free throws
with three  seconds  left In the
Jones waa back In old form,
canning 26 points, and grabbing
seven rebounds. He waa 13 of 22
from the floor.
the fl
tho B
dogs, nullifying a homecourt ad¬
vantage with an 82-74 win.
The 'Dogs closed It to 65-63
In their first PCAA lilt with 6:46
left to go, but the Spartans pulled
away with two quick, unanswered
buckets.
Fouls (28) really hurt Fresno
tn the stretch. Hennlng, Pat
O'Leary, Shanks, and James
Robinson all fouled out.
Jones led Fresno's scoring
with 20 points, connecting on nine
of  22, for  a below-average 40
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