1964_10 The Daily Collegian October 1964

              Thursday, October 1, 1964
Council Discuss
Pertinent Issues
Kiting o
;t night.
Students Pursue
Employment
Looking for a job? The place¬
ment office ln the Education Psy¬
chology building Room 122 ls the
'Gigi' Premiers
Tonight In Arena
Klbytli
Student   1
- aid st
i full or part
ing body--all the way from traf- t
flc violations to the proposed stu- F
dent leaders retreat attheSlerra r
Sky Ranch.
On Uie topic of traffic viola¬
tions, Athletic Commissioner
Dick  Murray tr
> the
1   police
adequate warning."
He  cited the  fact that Cedar
of  Barstow,  had  recently  been
land," Murray pointed out, "and
students have been doing Just that
ln efforts to park. Police and
highway patrolmen  stationed in
He also said "police radar
speed trap units seem to be con¬
centrating rather heavUy on
Cedar Avenue recently."
On the lssueof parking, Murray
said, "Now parking zones have
been established on campus late-
"Clty police, on Uie other
hand," he continued, "havestart¬
ed clamping downonUlegal]
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Art Gallery
Features Top
Photo Exhibit
Tomorrow ls the last day to see
the selection of photographs by
Harry Callahan, a world-famous
photographer, which are now ln
the Fresno State College Gallery.
The gallery is located ln Art-
Home Economics 208.
Callahan ls one of a group of
photographers who attalnedhlgh-
est achievement ln tho post World
War n years. He ls now teaching
at   the  Rhode  Island School  of
Gayle Smalley,
Mrs. Irene Fogderude, acting
placement interviewer, said
Uiere is an Immediate need for
students who have musical or
other talent ln the entertainment
field. Students who are Interested
should contact the placement off¬
ice as soon as possible.
There are numerous steady part
time and weekend Jobs available
for both men and women. These
Jobs Include farm, delivery,ser¬
vice station attendants, salesman
Jobs for men and typing, baby
sitting and waitress Jobs for the
Mrs. Fogderude pointed out that
luo to the large number of
students who aro processed dally
hrough the office, every student
nust first fill out an application
md show his schedule of classes
before he can make an appoint¬
ment for an Interview.
Last year the placement office
interviewed 3,400 students. How-
•Glgl," a sparkling, spicy Parisian comedy, opens a seven-night
run ln the Arena Theatre tonight at 8:15 PM.
First night tickets are stUl avaUable, as are tickets for the other
performances,  at $1 for students and faculty and $2 general ad-
The   play will  be presented tonight,  tomorrow  and Saturday
and   again   Oct.   7,  8,  9,  and  10.  The Oct. 8 performance Is an
American AssoclaUon of Unlvcr-
avallable al
Herald Tribune
Assembly SH^
Features
Fashions   ■
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hundred
issued to apartment d«
have long parked on
side of the street.*
teller
members    approved
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build  a student unloi
approved for a vote on an amend-    $10,000 gi
ment to establish a Union Com-    datlon Aw
mlttee was Oct. 28. Final vote ls
Oct. 29.
Howerton  announced that Dr.
s, President of the
photography ls
an amazing resolution of two
modes that have been historically
Incompatible. The first mode ls
that of the pure lmage--concelved
and  captured  for  aU  that It Is
■The second mode ls the one ln
which the photographer creates
an Image that ls not a reproduc¬
tion of Uie world's surfaces, but
creates, rather, a new kind of
reality. He conquers the tlme-
space-object limitation of "pure"
photography by denying the single
Incident and reaching for tlme-
lessness, spaciousness, andsub-
Jectlve feeling."
e Graham Foun-
thls year, Mrs. Fgderudeexpects
to handle a lot more applicants.
Mrs. Fogderude said that with
such a variety of Jobs available,
The placement office Is open
from 8:00 to 5:00 PM Monday
through Friday.
Extension Will
Offer English
English A wUl be offered by ex¬
tension during the fall semester.
Students who aro enrolling In
this class should report to Room
B-112 on Monday, Oct. 5. The
class will be offered at 4 PM and
7 PM.
Registration will be completed
photograph where and how ho *
pleased. This Is the only tlmo i
that this award has been given to   t
cessful run on Broadway ln 1951
Jdrey Hepburn ln the UUe
The stage vehicle was
adapted from a Colette novel by
a Loos, authoress of "Gentle¬
men Prefer Blondes.*
Tills afternoon at one o'clock Director PhUllp Walker, as-
ls the time set for the "Meet the soclate professor of speech, says
Girls Assembly,* ln the Lab 'Glgl* ls the kind of play college
School sponsored by the Assocl- students will enjoy because of
ated Women Students. its  wit,  sophistication and out-
A  fashion  show  featuring fe-   spokeness.
male campus leaders ls the main       MUllonalre     rnan-about-town
feature. Gaston     Lachallle    (Frederick
The purpose is to introduce all   Berllng)   claims   in   the  play,
with   other   girls   Interested  In have a fashionable mistress, and
these various organizations. Mme. Alvarez (June Lorlng) and
Also Included on the agenda ls Aunt Alicia (Ann Levin) are ready
the introduction of Miss Elizabeth to provide him with their young
Landrum  from  the  library and relative, Glgl (Dlanne Kramer),
Miss    Carlene    Rose   from   the despite   tho   Interference of her
Home Economics department as muddleheaded      mother      (Ann
sponsors to AWS and Miss Saun- Vermel.)
dra   Speers  the   new  Activities The young lady, however, has
Advisor. other plans and this provides tho
The first general meeting will action for the "delightfully wick-
be  Wednesday, Oct. 7 at 4 PM ed" comedy in which virtue trl-
ln Committee Rooms 1 and 2 ln umphs--after a struggle,
the cafeteria. Michael Lord and Miss Kramer
Applications are still available designed the turn-of-the-century
ln the Student President's Office costumes and settings. The play
for  girls  Interested ln various is being given intimate, In-the-
chalrmanshlps and for AWS stu- round  treatment,  with audience
dent council representative. Ap- seated on  all four sides of the
plications  must  be returned by stage. No seat ls more than four
"All applicants are requested Pam Roberts and Dan Pessano
to attend the meeting onWednes- round out the cast as maid and
day along with any other women butler.
students   Interested  In  working Earlene Johanson acts as stage
with  AWS  this semester," said manager and assistant to director
Joann Portlock, vice president. Walker.