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AND GOOD SERVICE
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Here's one filter cigarette that's really different!
The difference is this: Tarevton's Dual Filter gives you a unique inner filter of ACTIVATED CHARCOAL, definitely proved to make the taste of a cigarette mild and smooth. It works together with a pure white outer filter-to balance the flavor^lemenu in the smoke. Tareyton dalivert-and ysB enjoy-the ba,, um. of the be,, tobaccos
DIM FILTER
Tareyton,
Students Will Vote On Corp
No Blood Says Veep
)1 All-Purpose Room «l
MONDAY. APRIL 10. 19G1
Ejection Fever Takes Hold Of 41 Aspirants
EDITORIAL COMMENTS
Of the many candidates running for positions on the Fres-
) City Board of Education in tomorrow's Fresno election,
member of our Fresno State College community stands out as the most qualified to fill one of the three vacant positions
1 the board.
That man is Dr. William Dicnstein, professor of social
ience and criminology.
Dr. Dienstein has for many years taken an active part the affairs of the college as well as actively participating Fresno civic affairs.
Dr. Dienstein is widely recognized as an expert on juvenile
ilinquency, having been a member of the California State Juvenile Justice Commission for the past three years. He also served as President of the American Society of Crimin- ilogy for two years.
Coupled with his background in the field of juvenile de¬ linquency,  Dr.  Dienstein  has  had broad  experience s teacher at all levels of education.
Dr. Dienstein's basic educational philosophy is a sound He puts the emphasis on improved counselling and guida with increased attention to behavior problems, to rei juvenile delinquency. He supports vigorously the need for competence in the fundamentals of education.
Dr. Dienstein is also urging the establishment of a trade school for Fresno youngsters who cannot or will not "i the grade" in regular high school.
His work as an educator as well as an instructor at Fresno State has proven both effective and inspiring.
Dr. Dienstein is the best man for the best education.
The Collegian openly supports Dr. Dienstein as a candi¬ date for the Board of Education and asks faculty and student support for him based on his outstanding record at FSC. —John Byle
Summer Session Bulletins Ready
Farm School Acquires New 141 Acre Site
One hundred forty acres of land north of the campus hav Iwen purchased for the farm school. It was made possible b the release of $480,000 by the state public works board las
Dean  Lloyd   Dowler.  head  of  the  agriculture  divisioi
By Bob Byrd
Political speeches and platform programs will keep 41 candidates busy this week as spring unpaigning for student body, class and Associated Women Student offices begins today n the Fresno State College campus.
Up for stakes are the positions of student body president. Men's Legislative Commis- ioner, Commissioner of Publications, student body secretary, and the president, vice-
SCTA Sponsors Panel Discussion On Testing
Statewide achievement testing in the public schools could be useful if it were not for six glaring problems.
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FSC Gets Television
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COLLEGIAN CALENDAR
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Title	1961_04 The Daily Collegian April 1961
Alternative Title	Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno)
Publisher	Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif.
Publication Date	1961
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

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Title	April 7, 1961 Pg. 4- April 10, 1961 Pg. 1
Alternative Title	Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno)
Publisher	Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif.
Publication Date	1961
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	o State College Collegian Draft Of Articles Of Incorporation, l»rJCr^,nTbf lira sLia. CUiui VIII. Any jtrw "'„£?!!{; tif -'•:..ii''--'t"^-' W j"'""' <'"''•'' isSasrS. «t<<r* .We Itr^r^hi'sViidSrit' CaaaaettM K«ej ;.' V,\Vjti't- i '"■ ^- ■"^■- ■'" ■■-■' Claim VL ,fcn"„,,j2".5OBi „{i .'■:•■■'\;';/'.;. U%£a. SgmB, Brassy , i" £ t££!°^rfja>r -t?S da,dESSu9br>9« UK ifEf^i lliiil 4 SrTSS K^pss ^$3\|»,J^ Hue unexnlnvxjj urMD«t that to do M HS_iSSStS! w^UiisTu'3Str S St taUelplro<. lair rvJm™rS"tC &r^sr.,^«.Rotcl1,i8.^.«C.u„c,,. H&SraS lion u>4 the iwrntnaUon peltUon fc Om than twontr-nrta „u'i-',r«,-1 tla. iDchidlnjj frcahman lKtlon a Ika^aSlrJSuX ff-SrsH iRi'i^^^Xarcrih.^ "VloSLVlv. Th. N.w Studint Oris ■ - ';,■':■•""".: ■"-;„■" v.r aT^SsSC'K ' ^.' ■''."'..' ' I! i' ' \ ,':'.'■ 1'': . i' 'racmbira Wl> ■«cond we«-k of each HmtittMUld Etud«nU-Artltrltli or hia nprMWU- SI..-T.HN I. I-:.' SbMOui.,1, ,'.»- v'V."..!" ;;. ,S!'.-"-"!, ';' •':"' t":,,h.fS CuS2 U Th.*!?01"'!"""'! , ^hrirJ"vu'SrCS!Jl , ss^a^ii-diir •",'""'1« • ■ OtauaissII. The N>w Studrnt Or1«n- 1 by the Studrnt TrMldrnt b??or« the Bylaws Are Listed "ISShos n. 1,... ^r!..v;C'^l,V^\|^:'''''':''^ whSp«tHilhilJ;;"; 6SofmSci!>r!,fnn' ' ' : O00-^ .Aaaoelatiori 1Tnie.1V 'i.\-/',.> \|°SEcnoN n. Thi anrs „^. „ DRIVE SAFELY! TheOahnHick^PS HOME OF TASTY FOOD AND GOOD SERVICE 3050 Blackstone Piker Qu£~ CASA CAN ALES HERB I DODE'S HUT N. Blackstone AD 3-2676 CHICKEN PIE SHOP <9 E. Olive AD 7- Tareyton delivers the flavoi Here's one filter cigarette that's really different! The difference is this: Tarevton's Dual Filter gives you a unique inner filter of ACTIVATED CHARCOAL, definitely proved to make the taste of a cigarette mild and smooth. It works together with a pure white outer filter-to balance the flavor^lemenu in the smoke. Tareyton dalivert-and ysB enjoy-the ba,, um. of the be,, tobaccos DIM FILTER Tareyton, Students Will Vote On Corp No Blood Says Veep )1 All-Purpose Room «l MONDAY. APRIL 10. 19G1 Ejection Fever Takes Hold Of 41 Aspirants EDITORIAL COMMENTS Of the many candidates running for positions on the Fres- ) City Board of Education in tomorrow's Fresno election, member of our Fresno State College community stands out as the most qualified to fill one of the three vacant positions 1 the board. That man is Dr. William Dicnstein, professor of social ience and criminology. Dr. Dienstein has for many years taken an active part the affairs of the college as well as actively participating Fresno civic affairs. Dr. Dienstein is widely recognized as an expert on juvenile ilinquency, having been a member of the California State Juvenile Justice Commission for the past three years. He also served as President of the American Society of Crimin- ilogy for two years. Coupled with his background in the field of juvenile de¬ linquency, Dr. Dienstein has had broad experience s teacher at all levels of education. Dr. Dienstein's basic educational philosophy is a sound He puts the emphasis on improved counselling and guida with increased attention to behavior problems, to rei juvenile delinquency. He supports vigorously the need for competence in the fundamentals of education. Dr. Dienstein is also urging the establishment of a trade school for Fresno youngsters who cannot or will not "i the grade" in regular high school. His work as an educator as well as an instructor at Fresno State has proven both effective and inspiring. Dr. Dienstein is the best man for the best education. The Collegian openly supports Dr. Dienstein as a candi¬ date for the Board of Education and asks faculty and student support for him based on his outstanding record at FSC. —John Byle Summer Session Bulletins Ready Farm School Acquires New 141 Acre Site One hundred forty acres of land north of the campus hav Iwen purchased for the farm school. It was made possible b the release of $480,000 by the state public works board las Dean Lloyd Dowler. head of the agriculture divisioi By Bob Byrd Political speeches and platform programs will keep 41 candidates busy this week as spring unpaigning for student body, class and Associated Women Student offices begins today n the Fresno State College campus. Up for stakes are the positions of student body president. Men's Legislative Commis- ioner, Commissioner of Publications, student body secretary, and the president, vice- SCTA Sponsors Panel Discussion On Testing Statewide achievement testing in the public schools could be useful if it were not for six glaring problems. This conclusion concerning pending California legislation oh testing was reached at a panel discussion sponsored by the FSC chapter of the Student C '" FSC Gets Television •pcech »rt* bulldlni; Coed Wins Journalism Scholarship TV n„ly," Burrtsa explained. • teaching studenls. will In- Emeritus Honored Department of the Baker! !e Alpha Phi (lamina, natlc Delta damma Sororltr. COLLEGIAN CALENDAR Secretary Hope-rials alor class secretary hopeful ■flhman English •. Judy McNIght. fr< man psychology major, w hopefuls are KrlsUe Han Barbara Bitting, upborn Tryouts To Yell I

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