1961_02 The Daily Collegian February 1961

              BHT0R1AL COMMENTS
On The Right Foot
Starting the semester off on the right foot should begin
with a re-evaluation by each student of his or her course of
study. It may save some energetic student from late semes¬
ter drop-outs or low grades.
Most of us know our capabilities and limitations but like¬
wise many fail to recognize them at the l>eginning of the
,t this t
eit is
,d not by its cc
The earlier a student recognizes he is overloaded or
worked the better off he will be. This week and next week
is the time to make the changes. Past performances indicate
students take more than the first two weeks to make pro¬
gram changes and must suffer the penalties.
The counselling office  reminds students  to keep  their
health and work schedule in mind when enrolling for courses.
An ounce of prevention will be the medicine for cutting
down the mounting number of drop-outs and low grades.
Don't bite off more than you can chew.      —John Ryle
BULLDOG BRIEFS
Cupid's Capers To Be
Theme Of Frosh Dance
Cupid's Capers will be the theme of the freshman class
aftergame basketball dance to l>e held Friday in the labora¬
tory school auditorium.
Ed Manning, the class president, said tickets are priced at
50 cents stag and 75 cents a cot--■-
Ann Donaghy is the general
AWS Will Sponsor
After Game Event
Dr. Joyal Talks
On Agribusiness
Phillips Leaves
On World Tour
Los Angeles
MANY CAREER OPENINGS
STARTING SALARY —$489 per month
(Effective July 1, 1961, salary will be $516)
Interesting Work ,
Automatic Pay Increases
Competitive Promotion
Liberal Benefits
EXAMINATIONS WILL BE HELD IN FRESNO
LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS
Cattle Paths  Give
Campus Pasture Look
"Cattle paths" are rapidly becoming a menace to gardners
at Fresno State College.
Although these patches of "scuffed" lawn have every
appearance of a newly created livestock path, the kind evi¬
dent in any grazing field or pasture,	
bprtruntotira of California Stat. Ckrrenun.nl
will be on Campus to discuss with Senior* ortd
Graduate   Srudentl  employment  opportunity  ia
MAKE AN APPOINTMENT
NOW
AT YOUR PLACEMENT OFFICE
THE COLLEGIAN
Ngtkmal AiKertMn^Swvice, Inc.
l$) TAPERS*
CONTINENTAL SLACKS
B^fes.
716 E. OLIVE
(Tower District)
ADams 7-8369
College Art On Display
A ..mpllnr ol work by Pre.no. Illustrative aatwisls.  life „„.
Sl.le Collepte art student, wlllbe | ins*   and   photorHphs.  ||,...
PATRONIZE  OUR  APVBmsBK
ART STUDENTS
the art trio
at 533 N. Blackstone
{Across From DiCkcos Pizierio I
is ready to help you
with your spring s
ART MATERIALS
or el "I Wot a TV«-o« Doner. "The if sin)
Ism, of Dc*U <!iUm", ete.)
"THE SLOW RUSH"
fraternity called 8i«n» Phi Nothing.*To Join Sign* Phi Notiiitu;
and get this hideous membership pin absolutely free, simply
take a pair of sensor* and cut out the illustration and paste it
Sign*. Phi Nothing. The only thins; I recommend in thi* columa
is Marlboro dgarettas, as say honest man would who likes a
filtered cigarette with an unfiltered taste, who yearns to settle
back and enjoy a full-Savored smoke, who*. he*rt is quickened
by a choice of soft pack or flip-top box and who gets paid every
Sign* Phi Nothing. Some people, of course, ar
nature; if you are one such I must tell you there an
of better organisstions thr   --——■••»—-■—■-
aPhiXoll.iriBfory..'
But if you should join Sign* Phi Nothing, let me p
several warnings. First off, i t
girls. Second, there is no pledge period; e*ch new mcml
mediately goes active. Perhaps "inactive" is a mnrc ai
term; there are no meetings, no drives, no campaigns, no
TAPERS-
Al your torroiito crxropu* shop
whom attended), ihe tint hymn go
ITotcJia, boopJ>oop-a-doop,
Mother: moiina Nutter soup.
The second hymn is considerably longer:
A Gvemtey't a cow,
-Anadiealone,
When you're carina cAou,
hymn. Or, for that matter, Stardust.
Perhaps you are risking why there should be sw
ss Sign* Phi Nothing. I will givo you an answi
m mental health!  Is logic distorl
ea oHsctaTin short, h** educsUon caught up with you?
pre&sfo*
Dogs Set
Record
For Most
1-Pt. Wins
„*«.! i» equally «j
New Track Coach Warmerdam
Calls First Practice Today
Coach Cornelius (Dutch) Warmerdam, beginning his ,
ason as Fresno State College's head track coach, calls his;
•arsity   cindermen   together   for  their  first   practice  this
ridings
[BobNewhartl
BARBARA DANE
Tim., FebT.4 V"
On Sal. Al
HOCKETT-COWAN
BOX OFFICE
MEMORIAL AUD.
School Slowdown
Doesn't Stop Dogs
By Jim Church
Students went through dead week, finals week, semester
ireak week, registration week, but the Fresno State Bulldog
basketball team kept right on "playing. During the lull in
school classes and activities.,the Bulldogs won three and lost
Sigma Chi, Homan Hall Top
Intra-College Point Standings
By Terrv Cress 330. Hom«n Hall llrst floor. *»*t| highest  total  out  of  a   possible
Aaberg Rejoins
Faltering Frosh
Visit the new exofic
SHEIK OF BAGDAD
RESTAURANT
American ond Armenian Food
Banquet Facilities
CASBAR LOUNGE
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