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FSC Veterans Fade Away Like Other Soldiers By Chuck Stainback —The Fresno Stole College Collegian the stupidity of parade and i Play Attendance To Top 450 At Tonight's Show (Continued Iron, Pag, 1) For Your FSC Has 'Cool School' •freshing Mfceid! citing. Canpoied classes Co-op. assembly h Wood- row Wilson National Fellow¬ ship Foundation Award. The grant will cover Davis' ex¬ penses during h ol study toward in anthropology. rl year Quiz Answers Listed BOB VON MOTORS Six Steps Await Students Seeking Teaching Positions! CHEVRON BULLDOG SERVICE ' WEEKEND SPORTS SUTE BASEBALL **rlday, March la PATKONIZE OUR ADVteTistits Marlboro Mystery Man REWARD-$5.00 smoking MARIBOROS COMING NfXT WUK mm: Our wonderful new UNIVERSITY SHOP is now open and ready for your inspection. It's the newest member of our family . . . dedicated to meet the special needs of students and young men. Featuring the San Joaquin Valley's greatest selec¬ tion of traditional clothing and furnishings. UNIVERSITY SHOP 1029 Fulton Do You Think for Yourself? (. 1. Does it bother you to admit that you I I I I haven't read a very popular book? | | | | 2. Do you think there are degrees of veePl NOI I HC cheating' in a game or examination? I I I I W* -D-D TAKE THIS TEST j AND FIND OUT! # / 5. Do you often fall short of cash several v-„ I I Ka j I days before your pay or allowance is VESI II—I scheduled to come through? 5 ( 8. Have you found it to be personally Tue that "a man's best friend i his dog"? 9. Do you believe your choice of a filter cigarette should be based on hearsay? If you're the kind of person who thinks for df, then choosing a cigarette will be on a careful study of the facts—got on quick decisions. Men and women who think for them¬ selves usually smoke VICEROY. Their good judgment tells them there's only one ciga¬ rette with a thinking man's filter and a The Man Who Thinks for Himself Knows - \^^!!T^^J^:^r ksmoss\\\\\\\\\\\WSmSmWm BK Charity Drive FRESNO. CALIFORNIA, MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1959 NO. 14 Speech-Drama Building Bids Will Be Opened Bids on the speech-drama building will be opened tomorrow in Sacramento and construction should begin within the next In Full Swing/ Will End Friday The 1959 edition of the All-Campus Charity Drive got into full swing today as members of Blue Key and 15 other cam pus organizations began the attempt to reach every student on campus in hope of attaining a goal of $2,000. The funds will be split among several charitable orgnniza- Sir^,d^v.7.,"mServ 6 Advisers Sought For FSC Dorms will be opened this fall, w'lll have vlser will receive a stipend o 1750 a year. He will havo to pa> dent to professional help if nee attend a training session boforc college opens and he will bo re- and In service training sessions. assistant to the president. The building will cost around 2 million dollars, he said. It E^BfvHHcLH Ing will be a television studio show signs of life within the nex "A glass Industry strike held us ling In Ihe glass snd the wood The halls will be ready for oc side lo the quadrangle formed b> plclcd by the tlmo school starts next fall." Dr. Wardle said. "The "This Is a major break neighborhood of flSO.000 plus Packed Houses See Showings OF Anne Frank' Cantor Society, the March o COMING UP NEXT — Howard Holtiday. assistant pro- competition at tho Central California section ol the'Woslo'm Speech Association Peach Blossom Festival of Oral Inter¬ pretation hold in Ihe laboratory school Friday and Saturday. Approximately 200 elementary, junior high school, high school and junior college students attended the meet. —Kratz photo .,::..■. .m> place else. •We are urging ell students to ►aid. "If we again fall to reach beeaosa the contributions were so Library Chec Speeds Retu A llttlo packet of pink, white for«wo or three days—unusually kout System rn Of Books want lo borrow '.Mating Charac reach tho shelf quicker but It wll Th. yellow card la filed serially Sack and ono Is given to tho stu- has been sold out already for to- Each night's curtain risea at 16 Girls Will el?.eno0nTmu.t,hbo''lm'.hd0.U',tnR^; Take Part In FFA Field Day t.stants In the dslry Judging con America Field Day to bo held a lro.no Stato College early nea FSC Musician Will Give Recital On French Horn Alpha Phi Gamma Indoctrinates Nine tho Judging area and thus add a 20 Colleges Will Come For Debate Meet the West Point gathering late Hale, Jim Flanery, Ludie Latour. ii^HWicni^i APPLICATIONS DUE FOR CARDINAL KEY president's office and in the stu- Klllthonw. Jerl Carroll. Nadlna Each college or university wll Instructors Protest Loan Affidavit By David Hale 1" »5-000 for four years, repay-1 tho Icl.cr to legislators, are fol- canta to sign an affidavit plodg- Ural Government has granted lol .h M(| tgmtona by s—,.„ can Association of University Pro- The section of the bill which w llllam Dlensleln. associate feasors hss sent a letter to Call educator, across tho country an JU*-0' J "rtstdenYo'ThoFSC and Thoma. Kuchel (It) and D "No fund, shall b. used <° *""£• ""^,^0 a^'oath si" The National Defer,,. Eljnea hot^a member of and does no "It mesas that the appllcan Hon Act la a bill which mad. support any organisation that be- has to not only pledge his loyalty funds for use by students and ed of tho United States Gov.rnmon not dls-loysl." the FSC lnstructo their college education. Under It Illegal or unconstitutional meth [take a calculated risk and sign provisions a student may borrow ods..." [such an oath but the real suf- prtmarily as a service organlsa- »nne S&rrah, Donna Dann. Mar- COLLEGIAN CALENDAR 16 Panhellenic Meeting;, Faenl- ty Dining; Room, 8 PH. * Chi Beta Alpha To Hold Spring Dinner Thursday Chl Ben, Alpha, tho honorary "Rrlcultural fraternity, will hold year. Harvard was th. runnerup Kirhange. Men's (iymnaal- um. TPM. Sigma Alpha KpsOon and Kappa Kappa Gamma Ex¬ change Dinner, SAB and KK(J House*. 5:80 PM. Rozsoul. who Is the president o by contacting the Agriculture Ol rlslon. Room Ag 100 or by call "ng BA 1-SH1 extension JIB. Marine Recruiting Set Three Days This Week Major William O. Crocker Ilaptlst Student Union, M. ITS, 13 Noon. Chl Alpha, Ag lie, ia • Noon. Marketing Crab, IA 101, 4 Alpha Kappa Pal, U-208. 6
Object Description
Title | 1959_03 The Daily Collegian March 1959 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1959 |
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 | March 11, 1959 Pg. 4- March 16, 1959 Pg. 1 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1959 |
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 | FSC Veterans Fade Away Like Other Soldiers By Chuck Stainback —The Fresno Stole College Collegian the stupidity of parade and i Play Attendance To Top 450 At Tonight's Show (Continued Iron, Pag, 1) For Your FSC Has 'Cool School' •freshing Mfceid! citing. Canpoied classes Co-op. assembly h Wood- row Wilson National Fellow¬ ship Foundation Award. The grant will cover Davis' ex¬ penses during h ol study toward in anthropology. rl year Quiz Answers Listed BOB VON MOTORS Six Steps Await Students Seeking Teaching Positions! CHEVRON BULLDOG SERVICE ' WEEKEND SPORTS SUTE BASEBALL **rlday, March la PATKONIZE OUR ADVteTistits Marlboro Mystery Man REWARD-$5.00 smoking MARIBOROS COMING NfXT WUK mm: Our wonderful new UNIVERSITY SHOP is now open and ready for your inspection. It's the newest member of our family . . . dedicated to meet the special needs of students and young men. Featuring the San Joaquin Valley's greatest selec¬ tion of traditional clothing and furnishings. UNIVERSITY SHOP 1029 Fulton Do You Think for Yourself? (. 1. Does it bother you to admit that you I I I I haven't read a very popular book? | | | | 2. Do you think there are degrees of veePl NOI I HC cheating' in a game or examination? I I I I W* -D-D TAKE THIS TEST j AND FIND OUT! # / 5. Do you often fall short of cash several v-„ I I Ka j I days before your pay or allowance is VESI II—I scheduled to come through? 5 ( 8. Have you found it to be personally Tue that "a man's best friend i his dog"? 9. Do you believe your choice of a filter cigarette should be based on hearsay? If you're the kind of person who thinks for df, then choosing a cigarette will be on a careful study of the facts—got on quick decisions. Men and women who think for them¬ selves usually smoke VICEROY. Their good judgment tells them there's only one ciga¬ rette with a thinking man's filter and a The Man Who Thinks for Himself Knows - \^^!!T^^J^:^r ksmoss\\\\\\\\\\\WSmSmWm BK Charity Drive FRESNO. CALIFORNIA, MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1959 NO. 14 Speech-Drama Building Bids Will Be Opened Bids on the speech-drama building will be opened tomorrow in Sacramento and construction should begin within the next In Full Swing/ Will End Friday The 1959 edition of the All-Campus Charity Drive got into full swing today as members of Blue Key and 15 other cam pus organizations began the attempt to reach every student on campus in hope of attaining a goal of $2,000. The funds will be split among several charitable orgnniza- Sir^,d^v.7.,"mServ 6 Advisers Sought For FSC Dorms will be opened this fall, w'lll have vlser will receive a stipend o 1750 a year. He will havo to pa> dent to professional help if nee attend a training session boforc college opens and he will bo re- and In service training sessions. assistant to the president. The building will cost around 2 million dollars, he said. It E^BfvHHcLH Ing will be a television studio show signs of life within the nex "A glass Industry strike held us ling In Ihe glass snd the wood The halls will be ready for oc side lo the quadrangle formed b> plclcd by the tlmo school starts next fall." Dr. Wardle said. "The "This Is a major break neighborhood of flSO.000 plus Packed Houses See Showings OF Anne Frank' Cantor Society, the March o COMING UP NEXT — Howard Holtiday. assistant pro- competition at tho Central California section ol the'Woslo'm Speech Association Peach Blossom Festival of Oral Inter¬ pretation hold in Ihe laboratory school Friday and Saturday. Approximately 200 elementary, junior high school, high school and junior college students attended the meet. —Kratz photo .,::..■. .m> place else. •We are urging ell students to ►aid. "If we again fall to reach beeaosa the contributions were so Library Chec Speeds Retu A llttlo packet of pink, white for«wo or three days—unusually kout System rn Of Books want lo borrow '.Mating Charac reach tho shelf quicker but It wll Th. yellow card la filed serially Sack and ono Is given to tho stu- has been sold out already for to- Each night's curtain risea at 16 Girls Will el?.eno0nTmu.t,hbo''lm'.hd0.U',tnR^; Take Part In FFA Field Day t.stants In the dslry Judging con America Field Day to bo held a lro.no Stato College early nea FSC Musician Will Give Recital On French Horn Alpha Phi Gamma Indoctrinates Nine tho Judging area and thus add a 20 Colleges Will Come For Debate Meet the West Point gathering late Hale, Jim Flanery, Ludie Latour. ii^HWicni^i APPLICATIONS DUE FOR CARDINAL KEY president's office and in the stu- Klllthonw. Jerl Carroll. Nadlna Each college or university wll Instructors Protest Loan Affidavit By David Hale 1" »5-000 for four years, repay-1 tho Icl.cr to legislators, are fol- canta to sign an affidavit plodg- Ural Government has granted lol .h M(| tgmtona by s—,.„ can Association of University Pro- The section of the bill which w llllam Dlensleln. associate feasors hss sent a letter to Call educator, across tho country an JU*-0' J "rtstdenYo'ThoFSC and Thoma. Kuchel (It) and D "No fund, shall b. used <° *""£• ""^,^0 a^'oath si" The National Defer,,. Eljnea hot^a member of and does no "It mesas that the appllcan Hon Act la a bill which mad. support any organisation that be- has to not only pledge his loyalty funds for use by students and ed of tho United States Gov.rnmon not dls-loysl." the FSC lnstructo their college education. Under It Illegal or unconstitutional meth [take a calculated risk and sign provisions a student may borrow ods..." [such an oath but the real suf- prtmarily as a service organlsa- »nne S&rrah, Donna Dann. Mar- COLLEGIAN CALENDAR 16 Panhellenic Meeting;, Faenl- ty Dining; Room, 8 PH. * Chi Beta Alpha To Hold Spring Dinner Thursday Chl Ben, Alpha, tho honorary "Rrlcultural fraternity, will hold year. Harvard was th. runnerup Kirhange. Men's (iymnaal- um. TPM. Sigma Alpha KpsOon and Kappa Kappa Gamma Ex¬ change Dinner, SAB and KK(J House*. 5:80 PM. Rozsoul. who Is the president o by contacting the Agriculture Ol rlslon. Room Ag 100 or by call "ng BA 1-SH1 extension JIB. Marine Recruiting Set Three Days This Week Major William O. Crocker Ilaptlst Student Union, M. ITS, 13 Noon. Chl Alpha, Ag lie, ia • Noon. Marketing Crab, IA 101, 4 Alpha Kappa Pal, U-208. 6 |