1964_09 The Daily Collegian September 1964

              -The Fresno State College Collegian-
-The Fresno State College Collegian-
Bookshop
Opens
and sell for a considerably lc
er   price   than  the
Thursday and Friday, Sept. 24
and 25, have been tentatively set
as days when a representative
will  buy back used books
Drawing  of the Completed   Library
Library Addition Unfinished
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It may look like it's almost
done, students, but the construc¬
tion going on the library addition
will take another year. The build¬
ing Is slated for completion a year
from this fall and Dean Orrln
Wardle In charge of all campus
construction says that construc¬
tion on  the library Is  slightly
ahead of schedule. He explains
the long wait will be spent In
doing Interior work and ln re¬
modeling much of the present 11-
Remodellng has already begun
ln the present structure, ln par¬
ticular, the Woodward Library
and the reserved reading room.
Dean Wardle said the resulting
space for studying
building.
Construction on the 11,034,887
structure -began last January,
after contracts for the two-story
addition were awarded by the
state department.
• Completion of the addition will
provide 625 new reader stations
and will allow as many as 1,375
to study ln the building at one
also be expanded
department, the
curriculum library and the maps
and government publications sec-
The new building Is being
erected with a concrete floor,
roof slabs, and cement plaster to
match the existing Library build¬
ing, which was built ln 1956 at a
cost of more than SI mLUlon.
The air conditioned addition Is
part of the FSC Master Plan,
which ln 40 years will make the
college  a  •city" of 25,000 stu-
PAYING JOBS
IN EUROPE
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg',
Sept 9—Students are urged to
apply eerly for summer job. in
Europe. Thousands of jobs (of¬
fice, resort, factory, farm, etc.)
•re available. Wages range to
(400 monthly and the American
Student Information Service
awarda travel grants to regis-
tered students. Those interested
should tend *2 to Dept T, ASIS,
22 Ave. de la Libert*, Luxem¬
bourg City, Grand Duchy of Lux¬
embourg and request the ASIS
SS-page booklet listing and de¬
scribing every available job, and a
travel grant and job application.
There are five cities with rapid
transit systems ln the country-
Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
Chicago, and Cleveland. New or
expanded systems are Ming pro¬
posed for Los Angeles,San Fran¬
cisco, Atlanta, Cleveland, Wash*
audio-visual    department,    the    mgton, Boston, and Philadelphia.
START THE SEMESTER RIGHT
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COMPLETE  PARTY   SUPPLIES
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OPEN 'TIL 2:00 A. M.  DAILY
LOCATED 1 % MILES EAST OF F.S.C.
BONANZA SHOPPING CENTER
Clovis Ave. of Show 299-2322
CAMPUS
GARDENS
On Shaw Just East of
the Campus
(4895-A No. Recreation)
• 2 POOLS  (1   Heated)
• NEW CLUBHOUSE
• SHUTTLE BUS TO HEART OF CAMPUS
$30.50-36.50
Per Person Per Month
PETTICOAT QUAD
ROVIDES Di
PROVED, H<
mm
PROVIDES DORM - TYPE, FSC
APPROVED, HOUSING FOR GIRLS
EACH PER MONTH
Decol Needed
To Use FSC
Parking Lots
llml
!  first
Other  types of decals
will continue on sale throughout
Enforcement of paid parking
regulations for the fall semester
1964. will begin at 8:00 AM, Mon¬
day, September 21, 1964, the first
day of Instruction In the fall sem-
Coples of the "Fresno State
College Parking Regulations'are
available on request at the Busin¬
ess Office.
General vehicular arrange¬
ments, including speed llmlts.no
parking areas and green time-
limit spaces, are In effect at all
Memorial   Court   And   Fountain
Traditions Maintain
College Sentiment
College cannot miss the fountain   the fountain. The bowl Is sis
set In Memorial Court between    above the ground.
the Administration and Cafeteria       The benches which line the
buildings. In front of the fountain are pi
there by each graduating c
The  fi
d FSC ti
fr.j-,1.
professor, John W. Hasten. The   P'^ured
benches surrounding the foui
designate the classes which
trlbuted to Its construction.
Queen,  currently P
At  night  more  than
colored lights play on the
graduated from Fresno High
School and serves as Women's
Legislative Commissioner. She
Is a member of the DeltaGamma
Sorority.
Brown Adds Palmieri To Cal State Trustees
Governor Edmund G. Brown has
appointed Victor H. Palmieri, 34,
of Mallbu to the Trustees of the
California State CoUeges.
"Victor Palmieri is eminently
successful and widely respected
throughout California as an at¬
torney, Investment executive and
authority on such difficult prob¬
lems    as    housing   and   urban
growth," the governor said.
•But, beyond that, he Is quali¬
fied for service among the trus¬
tees by his lively Intelligence,
keen perception and Intellectual
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'I have, very deliberately, been
seeking to recognize the Impor¬
tance and the standing of the Cali¬
fornia State Colleges ln my ap¬
pointments to the trustees and to
push for their continued develop¬
ment as centers of academic ex¬
cellence," the governor said.
"Mr. Palmlerfs appointment
.contributes to both those goals.*
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HAIRCUTS
Atross from FSC Dorms
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