1964_02 The Daily Collegian February 1964

              Editorial Comments
Editorial Policy
"The policy of The Collegian will be to align itself with
and support all college athletics and nil student body and
other legitimate campus activities.  Should the case arise, it
will further be the policy of The Collegian impartially to print
through the news columns both sides of the question or con-
In these words Henry J. McFarland. Jr., its first editor,
stated the basic editorial policy of The Collegian in its first
issue. Feb. 8. 1921.   In the years since, there has been no
change in this basic policy.   It still remains our policy to
support all athletics and all student body and other legitimate
campus activities, and to print impartially both sides of ques¬
tions or controversies which arise on the campus.
'    As an official publication of the Fresno State College As¬
sociation, Inc.. The Collegian is published daily except Tues¬
days during the school year, except for holidays and cxai
ination periods.  Fresno State College Association. Inc. is tl
name under which the student body of the college is i
corporated.
The editor of The Collegian is responsible to the associ
.   tion's board of publications for its policy and publicat o
xAs an official publication, the policy of The Collegian is inde¬
pendent of all outside control. It will not endorse candidates
for student office; however. The Collegian does retail
right of constructive comment on campus issues.
One primary function of The Collegian is to publish
of the activities, events and persons connected with the col¬
lege. An equally important function is to provide a forum
for the expression of student opinion on campus i:
this purpose, the editors of The Collegian invito
print Letters to the Editor from individuals connected with!
The editorial position of The Collegian will be found within
the  editorial columns of the . newspaper.   Signed  feature
articles appearing in the paper represent the opinion of the |
author, and do not necessarily reflect the editorial jiositi
and policy of The Collegian.
The publication of propaganda and advertising Under the
guise of news will not be tolerated. It is the unquestionable
right, prerogative and responsibility of the editors of The
Collegian to determine what shall be printed in
If the policy of The Collegian is pro-anything.
college. We arc not pro-Greek, pro-independent, pro-student
administration, pro-faculty, pro-college administration or
pro-anything else which represents only a segment of the
student body.  We arc pro-college and we supix>rt those per-
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Union To Be College
Community's Center
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Because its policy is pro-cWIege. The Collegian whole¬
heartedly supports the proposed College Union as being in |
the best interests of the college and the students thereof.
Although the present staff of The Collegian will have gradu¬
ated and left the college before the union is finished, we
believe that the construction of this union will provide a
focus for all campus student activities which is vitally needed
and sorely missed on the campus at this time.
—Ken Finch, Editor, The Collegian
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This semester will see many important issues presented
to the student body and the faculty for their considerat 01
In many cases, they will be called upon to make a decisio
on these issues. Foremost among these arc the approval c
the College Union program, thejproposed faculty senate an_
the desire of significant elements of the faculty and student
body to change the name of the college. Doubtless, other
important issues will arise as the semester wears on.
One principal function of The Collegian is to provide
forum in which students and faculty may express their viev
on campus issues. For this purpose. The Collegian maintaii
a "Letters to the Editor" column.
The editors of The Collegian invite and welcome Iette
from the student body and faculty on these issues and otlu
matters of concern to the college. We request that thei
letters be limited to 200 words in length. .All letters mu:
be signed. However, if the writer wishes to use a pen nan
or initials, the editors will honor the request provided tl
name of the writer is also given.
The editors reserve the right to refuse publication to tho:
letters which amount to endorsement of candidates for sti
dent office, which are written to obtain publicity for u;
sanctioned campus activities, which do not deal with issut
important to the campus, which are. unsigned, or which
appear to be violations of the libel and privacy laws of th
State of California.
Letters should be addressed to "Editor, The Collegian,
and may be mailed or dropped off at The Collegian editor's
office, Business 235. —The Edi   rs
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