1964_11 The Daily Collegian November 1964

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The Collegian
Tuesday, November 3, 1964
Tuesday, November 3, 1964
The Collegian
MA Candidates Test    Math Skills
Bl-weekly mathematics sem¬
inars present an opportunity for
Master's degree candidates to
show they can discuss their field,
said Dr. Edward Labarre, mathe¬
matics department chairman.
Dr. Labarre said MA candi¬
dates must bo able to present
math subjects totelllgenUy to be
awarded toe degree.
•Original work ln mathematics
ls discussed as well as exposi¬
tory talks on known tjieorles and
ls   ■
ually .i
20   people,  said toe  chalrm:
"A good crowd for any seminar.*
Meeting time  ls 1 PM every
other   Thursday   ln   toe   Social
Science BuUdlng.
Future Video Directors Are
Trained In TV Classes
Money Is Result
Old kerosene tins oncep:
Manhattan Bank Money Museu
BILLIARDS
THE BEST TABLES
IN THE VALLEY*
Carpeted - Refrigerated
Ladles Welcome
Free Instruction
ADVANCE DESIGN
Early Bell Toll
Is Shop Error
A bell ringing at approxlmat
11:30 AM Monday through Frit
last week was an electronic mls-
The beU, which ls supposed to
ring ln toe Corporation Yard to
signal lunch time for campus
maintenance employees,has been
ringing In class buUdlngs.
Ken Mead, Fresno State equip¬
ment technician, explained that
the wrong circuits might have
been plugged ln, and that toe
problem will soon be corrected.
Meantime, hungry and Impa¬
tient students are urged to keep
to their seats untU toe 12 o'clock
bell tolls for toe exodus to the
campus cafeterias.
•Ten seconds.*
The television viewer :
hears conversation like tol:
behind toe scenes of live
casts, ltlsacommonor
The director ls speaklngandwl
rotate technical positions as each :
fills to as director.
•       The positions are varied. For
announcers,     two    cameramen, ;
audio  engineer,  vldio engineer, :
timer, floor manager, talent and :
A    current   directing project :
consists   of   four   and one-half :
minutes     'on-toe-alr.*    Before
re under supervision by toe dl-
As air time nears, things quiet
own. In toe studio, cameramen
re ln place, talent — those who
ppear on camera -- are ready,
nd toe floorman awaits toe word
:om toe director. The floorman
he talent
ie of quiet bedlam as
TV sets'proceeds with a smooth P6^18 take lhelr Positions, fUm
flow—hopefuUy. ^d sll(tes are readied and equip-
In toe television studios at ment u checked.
Fresno State College, neophyte The darkened control room
TV directors are learning the apnea" llke a scene 'rom •»
hows and whys of directing under old Buck Rogers movie as the
the Instruction of Dr. Merlyn vldl0 ^d audl° engineers and
Burrlss, assistant professor of the etcher manipulate their
radio-television. consoles. The switcher has toe
The course, Radio-TV 147,has responsibility of electronically
18 students enrolled, and toe coordinating cameras and pro-
course studyconsistsofdirectlng Jectors Into the final 'seen on
projects using toe studio facUl- A .    c      . „        ,
ties. Air Society Members
Attend Tucson Meet
Air time.
The director Instructs toe
floorman to cue the talent. Tho
switcher hooks to a camera, toe
floorman cues and toe production
Gary Froseth, radlo-televlslon
major, says sitting ln tho dlrec-
fast  and  furious.
"You'
got   I
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trol
Seven FSC students traveled to
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d Angel's Flight al
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11 Those who made toe trip were
Donna Wesley, Chris Jansen,
Catherine Babcock, and Linda
Papp, all members of toe Angel's
Flight; and Hugh Forkel, Nick
Paladlno,  and  BUI  MUes,  AAS
Collects Debree
About a million tons of du
from distant space fall on t
earth every year.
Triple S May
Go National
Triple S, toe sophomore wom¬
en's service society, ha
vlted to Join Spurs, to
ov. 14 ai
i regional con-
d lStolnvestl-
the advantages and disad¬
vantages of too local group's Join¬
ing toe national organization.
One advantage that can be fore¬
seen by president Joan Pflueger
ls added prestige. She noted that
Spurs ls a recognized national
organization.
She also noted that members
of Spurs wear uniforms and hold
regional conventions and that
these things would give toe local
organization greater Identity and
Among toe disadvantages cited
by Miss Pflueger would be toe
Increased cost of dues, $7 a year
Members to attend toe conven¬
tion Include Rita Rice, Linda
Houaer, Suzi Carr, Bobbl Max-
weU, Miss Pflueger, Dora Mls-
slrllan, Diane Newman and Vir¬
ginia Vail.
speech    short,
enough. Two seconds long. A news
report ls next. The announcer is
told to tighten this also. He does
and things are back on schedule.
•The main problem ls coordin¬
ation by toe director," says Dr.
Burrlss. 'Time ls an Important
factor because on toe air things
must go off exactly as planned
or you have those awkward blank
announcer on camera who has
finished what he has to say and
ls Just sitting there.
•The course gives students a
good grounding ln direction, but
lt takes time to learn. A lot de¬
pends on toe Individual."
Four minutes gone. "Two sec-
The director gives instructions
md toe time ls cut down.
Ten seconds. "Rlghtonthebut-
:on," says the timer.
Five seconds.  "Wrap lt up,*
It's all over, but toe smUes of
!  satisfaction   cease   quickly   as
.   another  director  takes the slot
and students prepare for another
I   production.
Geology Prof
Awarded $2,000
For Field Study
The geology department has
been awarded $2,000 for a geo¬
logic field study which will map
the straUgraphy and structure
of complexly folded beds of rock
ln    toe  northern  Tobacco Root
The award by toe NaUonal Sci¬
ence Foundation will be used by
Dr. Eugene G. Csema to con¬
tinue a study Initiated last sum¬
mer ln conjunction with other
field studies programmed by toe
University of Indiana.
United States Congressman
Bernard F. Slsk wired congrat¬
ulations  to Dr. Cserna earlier
hristfinsfirfs
Six Students Call FSC
Cottage 'Home' Class
International Court Justice
Will Speak Here Tuesday
By DARLENE   SAMUELSON
A home away from home ls
too theme of toe cottage lo¬
cated Immediately north of Bak¬
er Hall.
Students taking Home Manage-
110,  1
? In tl
ln the lecture periods by Miss
Chrlstene Spraker, Instructor of
home economics.
•Performance is toe key to
living in too house,* said Miss
Jarvls. *The girls must put In¬
to practice all they have learned
ln  their other home economics
records, and makes certain ev¬
ery girl ls doing her Job.
Nora Pusaterl, senior home
economics major from Three
Rivers, ls the laundress. She
washes and Irons all of I
i«- girls
s cottage each somester.
AU single women enrolled ln
Home Management 110 tols sera-
ester will live to toe cottage
five weeks and two days, usually
six women reside at toe home
each five week period.
While living ln toe house toe
students apply home management
theory to creative and intelli¬
gent home living; establishment
of values, goals, and standards
of living; and rclaUonshlp of
money, material goods, time and
energy to management process-
Miss Helen W. Jarvls, ass¬
istant professor of home econom¬
ics U toe course instructor.
Family healto.home safety, and
home nursing are taught during
the final weeks of toe semester
Newman Center
Offers Series
In Christianity
llglous subjects ls being offe
by the Fresno State College Ni
man Club.
t definitely perform  1
they   alternate  s
major from Vlsalla, dusts,
sweeps, and mops toe living a-
rea of toe house. The girls are
required to clean their own bed-
Tulare senior home economics
major, Donna PhUpott, as toe
chief cook plans, purchases and
Sir Muhammad Zafrulla Khan,
fudge on toe International Court
)f JusUce, wUl be guest speaker
Jt   a   lecture   today   at   1  PM
manet representative of Pakistan
to the UN, will discuss toe World
Court and World Peace.
slstant cook Is Linda Lovelace,
a senior from Dlnuba. "While
we are here we serve a week
of low-budget meals, medium
budget meals, high budget meals,
and low-calorie meals,* she said.
Wendy Crews, a senior from
ls tl
She
i   weeks  all  group.
the girls have had experience In
all phases of housekeeping,* she  1
explained.
i toe   ;
lor home economics major from i
Lindsay. As hostess she greets |
guests,  answers  toe  telephone,   i
k I excerclsewhat I've
kxI bargains and general man-    '
jement   of   time, *   she said.   '
•I must be certain weU-bal-
lced meals are ready for con-
imptlon at 7:15 AM, noon, and
;30 PM," she explained.
Helping Miss Phllpott as as-
s assists toe
id ln 1957andopened
e ln 1959, toe cottage con-
of three bedrooms, two
a  den,  a living room, a
com,  a patio, and an ap-
Bom to 1893, Khan was educat¬
ed at toe Government CoUege ln
Lahore, India, and King's CoUege
ln London. He began to practice
law ln 1914 ln toe Lahore High
From 1926 to 1935 he was a
member of toe Punjab Legislative
CouncU and also served as a
delegate to toe Indian Round Table
Conferences ln 1931-33. He also
was a delegate to toe Joint Select
Committee on India Parliamen¬
tary Reforms to 1933.
Khan was a Judge of toe Federal
Court of India from 1941 to 1947
with time out ln 1942 to act as
Agent-General for toe Govern¬
ment of India to China.
Khan's appearance wiU be
sponsored by toe Board of Fine
Arts. His talk ls open to toe gen¬
eral public.
FCC LICENSED SERVICEMEN
AUTO RADIO SERVICE CO.
The  c
(i all
students and are designed to pre¬
sent subjects "especially from a
Christian-Catholic point of
view,* accordlngtoFatherSerglo
Negro,   chaplain of the Newman
The  Catholic  Inquiry Forum,
ls designed as "convert lnstruc-
glve Catholics a greater Insight
into their faith. The class is
taught by Father Negro and ls
held from 7:30 to 9:30 PM Tues-
Morallty from Its historical
concepts to Its place ln modern
living ls explored to "Moral The-
ology--A Course ln Christian
Living.* Father James Peterson
of toe St. Therese Parish ls the
Instructor of toe class, which ls
held from 7:30 to 9 PM Thurs-
Contemporary theological
problems ls discussed to toe
Theology Open Forum held the
second and fourth Sunday of each
month at 11 AM.
AU   classes
Bias
Center, 1572 East Barstow Ave.
The cost ls $3 for Newman Club
members, $5 for other students
and $10 for non-students. Signups
will be taken at toe center from
9 AM to 10 PM Monday through
Friday or during each class.
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