1959_05 The Daily Collegian May 1959

              —The Fresno State
EDITORIAL COMMENTS
Marvelous, Marv
ASB President Marvin G. Harrison deserves some ap¬
plause. He has unselfishly carried out his duties this year as
top man in FSC student government, and he has set the pat¬
tern for student government to grow even stronger and bet¬
ter in future years.
Several times this year Harrison has taken the lead on
several controversial state wide measures and he has spear¬
headed a few points here at home that will have to stand the
test of time before any real judgments can be passed.
At the present time he is embroiled in two drives, both of
which are for the good of Fresno State. One is the Bulldog
Foundation membership drive which is designed to bring
funds to support the athletic program. The other is the fight
against State Senate Bills 1063 and 1064, legislation designed
to clamp down on  FSC Association and FSC Foundation
The success of the athletic drive is yet to be evaluated,
but no one can deny that Harrison has devoted much time
and energy to the project. The fate of the legislation will be
known later this week after Marv, Men's Legislative Com¬
missioner Earl Whitfield and Director of Related Educational
Activities Art Safstrom testify before the senate education
It was Harrison and the FSC student council who tc
lead on condemning the senate bills. He subsequently got
other state college presidents to go against the measures, and
it now appears the battle is in their favor.
Earlier in the school year. Harrison spearheaded
wide drive against parking fees for students. He encouraged
letter writing to legislators, and the parking fee noises
Sacramento soon subsided.
The president also whipped the student council, long
stagnant body, into shape through effective use of the sti
dent executive committee. Executive committee meetings
were held in the weeks between council meetings and issues
were thoroughly hashed and condensed before being brought
before the council. This improved the council's efficiency
considerably, and increased its interest and importance.
Another   Harrison   accomplishment   was   the  change  of
homecoming week activities from thc'fall to the S]
popularity of this move won't be known for a few
it was a bold step toward colorizing a somewhat
tradition.
Last fall Man' was the kingpin in organizing the student
drive for Proposition 3. a November ballot issue to
money to the state building program. The money from the
propositin will help FSC to finish building its campus facili¬
ties within the next seven or eight years.
Harrison has devoted himself 100 percent to FSC, asking
very little in return. Fresno State owes him a great debt.
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