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e tour—
-The Fresno Store College Collegia!
BEHIND SCHEDULE — Due to
somewhat behind schedule, bu
year, anyway. The three brick
Application forms lor reservatii
ministration building.
New Roads Won't Cure
Congested Traffic Ills
TRIPLE S READYS
TO ENTER SLAVERY
Th. Sophomore Service Society
David Hale
use the southern approach
:o know that, as far
... .-logged traffic conditions
fall, and probably 1961. too.
Samuel M. Black. Fresno County's director of public works.
Student commuters who us<
campus daily at 8 AM will be
as the county is concerned,
will greet "
n.nior
PATROKJZE OUR ADVERTISERS
, MARTY'S
3 HAT TOP SHOP
AMERICAN
AIRLINES
L
AMERICAN
AIRLINES
Stewardesses
G«tS ,V
BUY AH APPLE YODAYl
FSC Shows Well In Relays
than (00 Pacific
PARADISE PIZZA
4698 North Blackstone
(Paradise Shopping Center)
I place where you can eal good food, relax
and study (If you wish)."
Open 4:30 daily—2 P.M. Sundays
SPECIALIZING IN ITALIAN FOOD
* Pizzaburgers
* Lasagne * Pizza
slty of South.n
it competition for FSC,
Clark To Talk At Chapel
"-Id Clark or th. FSC chem-1
department will speak1 t
it Dwlcht D. Elscnhi
Athletic Aid Drive
Starts April 28
(Continued jrom Pag, j,
T organisation to psrtlclpU*™"
>ns. decorating areas or it,""^
id doing'other thing. t0 cu?,'
se the school." HarrlMn uiq
" W.'JJ have th. ccM)p,r,„on 0[
DRIVE SAFELY!
' As Tough as a
CACTUS
They're The Rage
Cactus League
Frisco 49'ers
Get 'em at
SASSANO'S
448 Pollasky, Clovis
Meet.
Mr. Spudnut
Spudnuts
FRESH N DELICIOUS AT
3557 E.. VENTURA Open Sundays ADams 3-89)
THINKLISH
BOORISH LOVER BOY
Thinklish translation: The appropriate
word for this gent is Crassanoua! Main
reasons: 1. He's the only guy we know
who sends mimeographed love letters. 2.
He's the only guy who doesn't make
advances when he runs out of gas (the,
gal's too busy pushing his car). Too
thoughtless to buy his own cigarettes,
this bird only dates girls who appreciate
the honest taste of fine tobacco. "We
always have something in common," he
says. "Her Luckies!"
■DOWN CHICKEN COOP
ThWrluh, HENEI-ENT
m HOW TO MAKE *25
mri jt-_a".",'ST ™™1"e' W1U1 "• V°u can make falto desire to
^^u^'uLafng. 'TZ*™' *"■**■"). the deeire to study
tiuTZ i uT. "^ f wm at brid«e (siambUion). That's Tninkliah-and
Aeekuitehirurto.oliZT" *'""'■ irurdrjish words judged best-your
N. Y.-En^Tna^.^
Get the genuine article
Get the honest taste
of a LUCKY STRIKE
frrssUct of &jL»U~&L*»gny^-3^U»rs,m,»"
FSCOfficersGo
To Sacramento|
To Discuss Bills
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY. APRIL'8, 1959
loglalaUve commls.
10 legislation arise, oi
Seniors Must
Pay $10 Fee
For Activities
Twelfth Hour
Petitions May
Yet Fill Ballots
Aa anticipated, a twelfth hour flurry of petition filing for
ASB, AWS and class offices is engulfing the student activi-
" office.
CoedsMustFile
For AWS Posts
Before 4 PM
HI YA. COACH — ASB President Marv Harrison, center, greets Cecil Coleman, right.
FSC's new football coach. Standing by is Athletic Director Hal Beatty. Coleman was
leted last night at Herb and Dode's Hut by Ihe student oxocutive board; yesterday he also
met the press, radio and television reporters at a press conference. —Minter photo
Opposition Builds Against
Three State Senate Bills
Administrative and student opposition is mounting against
three California Senate bills which would overhaul the finan-'
cial structure of state colleges and their student bodies.
Tlie bills, results of an interim committee report, were
introduced during Easter vacation and were greeted with
City Politicos
Will Discuss
Local Issues
leg. students
3 t&Asecona
Tartuffe' Will Be
Second Spring
Semester Show
l'hll Freer. Orgon; Lynda (
Donna Poochlgtsn, Harlann
rhulenburg. Dxmls; Rlchan
i. Loyal; Sandra Walls. Doi
id Bob Thornburg. Cleanu
of speech at Freaon Stats
e eligible for an AWS <
Three Colleges
Will Compete In
Debate Tourney
id.nt body president
ly College last year.
is senior claaa offices, that of
president. Senior agriculture.
major Bob Cunningham has filed
president and Deann Knise,
Terrl Illrt. English major.
challenged
>u Is still the lone
pllcant for
sophomore class s
political k
nee major Bill V
aghy are i
and Bill Harris, liberal arts .
contest wit
Bobby Wyekoff
Directors Working On Cafe Report
The Infa
mous careter
a report 1
concrete."!*
«on°Wby,tne'
FSC As-
y a sp<-
Hal cafeteria InveaUgal
Ihat lb)
I polio;.
lag In an o
mender..'
effect, Th.
established
ementot
nd.rintt. fund to cut
the 17.500 Is taken out.
Mary Kay Alexander,
manager. Is
working on
s plan to j
rt Safstrom, as*
be added to the pr*e-
i. another serving fa-
tor the addition." he said, "but
tho faculty room should be fin¬
ished by next fall."
Tho kitchen In the lab school
will probably be used to handle
the temporary disrepair of the
"We have to do something to
the residence halls," Safstrom de-
Dr. WaitUe reported the resi¬
dence halls will be finished in
time for the fall semester. With
•00 students living In the halls,
serving meal. In the presently
be said. However, he west on to
say the whole matter will he
Object Description
| Title | 1959_04 The Daily Collegian April 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 | April 6, 1959 Pg. 4- April 8, 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 | e tour— -The Fresno Store College Collegia! BEHIND SCHEDULE — Due to somewhat behind schedule, bu year, anyway. The three brick Application forms lor reservatii ministration building. New Roads Won't Cure Congested Traffic Ills TRIPLE S READYS TO ENTER SLAVERY Th. Sophomore Service Society David Hale use the southern approach :o know that, as far ... .-logged traffic conditions fall, and probably 1961. too. Samuel M. Black. Fresno County's director of public works. Student commuters who us< campus daily at 8 AM will be as the county is concerned, will greet " n.nior PATROKJZE OUR ADVERTISERS , MARTY'S 3 HAT TOP SHOP AMERICAN AIRLINES L AMERICAN AIRLINES Stewardesses G«tS ,V BUY AH APPLE YODAYl FSC Shows Well In Relays than (00 Pacific PARADISE PIZZA 4698 North Blackstone (Paradise Shopping Center) I place where you can eal good food, relax and study (If you wish)." Open 4:30 daily—2 P.M. Sundays SPECIALIZING IN ITALIAN FOOD * Pizzaburgers * Lasagne * Pizza slty of South.n it competition for FSC, Clark To Talk At Chapel "-Id Clark or th. FSC chem-1 department will speak1 t it Dwlcht D. Elscnhi Athletic Aid Drive Starts April 28 (Continued jrom Pag, j, T organisation to psrtlclpU*™" >ns. decorating areas or it,""^ id doing'other thing. t0 cu?,' se the school." HarrlMn uiq " W.'JJ have th. ccM)p,r,„on 0[ DRIVE SAFELY! ' As Tough as a CACTUS They're The Rage Cactus League Frisco 49'ers Get 'em at SASSANO'S 448 Pollasky, Clovis Meet. Mr. Spudnut Spudnuts FRESH N DELICIOUS AT 3557 E.. VENTURA Open Sundays ADams 3-89) THINKLISH BOORISH LOVER BOY Thinklish translation: The appropriate word for this gent is Crassanoua! Main reasons: 1. He's the only guy we know who sends mimeographed love letters. 2. He's the only guy who doesn't make advances when he runs out of gas (the, gal's too busy pushing his car). Too thoughtless to buy his own cigarettes, this bird only dates girls who appreciate the honest taste of fine tobacco. "We always have something in common," he says. "Her Luckies!" ■DOWN CHICKEN COOP ThWrluh, HENEI-ENT m HOW TO MAKE *25 mri jt-_a".",'ST ™™1"e' W1U1 "• V°u can make falto desire to ^^u^'uLafng. 'TZ*™' *"■**■"). the deeire to study tiuTZ i uT. "^ f wm at brid«e (siambUion). That's Tninkliah-and Aeekuitehirurto.oliZT" *'""'■ irurdrjish words judged best-your N. Y.-En^Tna^.^ Get the genuine article Get the honest taste of a LUCKY STRIKE frrssUct of &jL»U~&L*»gny^-3^U»rs,m,»" FSCOfficersGo To Sacramento| To Discuss Bills FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY. APRIL'8, 1959 loglalaUve commls. 10 legislation arise, oi Seniors Must Pay $10 Fee For Activities Twelfth Hour Petitions May Yet Fill Ballots Aa anticipated, a twelfth hour flurry of petition filing for ASB, AWS and class offices is engulfing the student activi- " office. CoedsMustFile For AWS Posts Before 4 PM HI YA. COACH — ASB President Marv Harrison, center, greets Cecil Coleman, right. FSC's new football coach. Standing by is Athletic Director Hal Beatty. Coleman was leted last night at Herb and Dode's Hut by Ihe student oxocutive board; yesterday he also met the press, radio and television reporters at a press conference. —Minter photo Opposition Builds Against Three State Senate Bills Administrative and student opposition is mounting against three California Senate bills which would overhaul the finan-' cial structure of state colleges and their student bodies. Tlie bills, results of an interim committee report, were introduced during Easter vacation and were greeted with City Politicos Will Discuss Local Issues leg. students 3 t&Asecona Tartuffe' Will Be Second Spring Semester Show l'hll Freer. Orgon; Lynda ( Donna Poochlgtsn, Harlann rhulenburg. Dxmls; Rlchan i. Loyal; Sandra Walls. Doi id Bob Thornburg. Cleanu of speech at Freaon Stats e eligible for an AWS < Three Colleges Will Compete In Debate Tourney id.nt body president ly College last year. is senior claaa offices, that of president. Senior agriculture. major Bob Cunningham has filed president and Deann Knise, Terrl Illrt. English major. challenged >u Is still the lone pllcant for sophomore class s political k nee major Bill V aghy are i and Bill Harris, liberal arts . contest wit Bobby Wyekoff Directors Working On Cafe Report The Infa mous careter a report 1 concrete."!* «on°Wby,tne' FSC As- y a sp<- Hal cafeteria InveaUgal Ihat lb) I polio;. lag In an o mender..' effect, Th. established ementot nd.rintt. fund to cut the 17.500 Is taken out. Mary Kay Alexander, manager. Is working on s plan to j rt Safstrom, as* be added to the pr*e- i. another serving fa- tor the addition." he said, "but tho faculty room should be fin¬ ished by next fall." Tho kitchen In the lab school will probably be used to handle the temporary disrepair of the "We have to do something to the residence halls," Safstrom de- Dr. WaitUe reported the resi¬ dence halls will be finished in time for the fall semester. With •00 students living In the halls, serving meal. In the presently be said. However, he west on to say the whole matter will he |
