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The Collegian Tuesday, December 1, 1964 Tuesday, December 1, 1964 The Collegian Page 3 j Today at FSC Cross-Currents Lee H. Alden, assistant pro¬ fessor of speech, wUl discuss Rodeo Club The Rodeo Club wU 7:30 PM ln Agriculture Job Interviews TUESDAY 1 nerlcan United LUe In- ince Co., all majors over 24 years of age, Jan. and June graduates, local positions. WEDNESDAY 2 The Travelers Insurance Co., all business majors, Jan. and June graduates. FSC Senior Attends Journalism Conclave FSC Has 220 Acres The campus consists of major buUdlngs located with: 220-acre area- Theatre Holds Groups A large outdoor amphitheatre ls located on campus which ac¬ commodates commencements, convocations, and other large R.J. Reynolds Tobacco C majors for positions as tobacco salesmen. Burroughs-WeUcome _ Co., aU majors for positions as pharmaceutical sales repre¬ sentative or detail man. Dave Cooper, senior radlo-tel- ovlslon major, ls ln Kansas City, Mo., today for the 55th anniver¬ sary convention of Sigma Delta Chl, national Journalism society. Cooper wUl be one of more toan 500 Journalists attending the four day session. The delegates wUl represent toe Society's 164 pro¬ fessional and undergraduate chapters ln toe United States Secretary of State, Harland Cleveland, and Honorary President Benjamin McKelway, Other prominent Journalists on toe program are John W. (Pat) Heffernan, chief correspondent of Reuters, a British wire service; Dan Rather, CBS White House correspondent; Bill Vaughan, Kansas City Star columnist; and Louis Schollenberger, director of Radio Liberty, has Its headquarters ln Munich, Germany. The delegates will tour the Truman Library to Independence, Mo. $1.75 -Shields 227-1710 Restricted Parking Spaces Established CALIFORNIA CHROME • Copper- Nickel-Chrome Bumper Repairing 24-Hour Service Bob Martin Owner 268-8146 220 Broadway Fresno, Calif. - 93721 thorlzed approximately 37 gen¬ eral parking spaces to be con- parking The restricted parking area ls on the south side of San Ramon Ave. between Jackson Ave. and Campus Drive. Chief Douglas Bambrldge, head of toe security department, said that additional restricted parking spaces became necessary be¬ cause a new rule at the beginning of the semester made members of toe staff eligible for restricted parking along with members of •However," Bambrldge ex¬ plained, *tho space committee didn't take advantage of toe stu- autoorlzed only because diagonal parking on Maple Ave. gave stu¬ dents additional spaces." He pointed out toat there were 185 parking spaces on Maple Ave. before lhe new diagonal parking < effect. -NOW PLAYING PAJIL NFWMAN UUIRENGE HArTWEV. CLAIRE B100M. BIG PARADE OF COMEDY! 233-8.66 » smvanness 1 •Now," he said, 'the amount "He also said toat when sto¬ mas vacation all of Barstow Ave. will probably already be set up for diagonal parking. This wUl mean several hundred more parking spaces close to the buUd- Popular Arts Sponsors Four Preps Show The Four Preps, television, night club, and recording artists, will appear In a Popular Arts Committee sponsored concert Dec. 8 ln Roosevelt High School Auditorium. Tickets for the 8:30 PM per¬ formance are available ln the Student President's Office and at the Hockett-Cowan Box Office. Price ls $2 to $3.50, with stu¬ dents and faculty receiving a 50-cent discount. All seats aro The group was first organized for a high school talent show ln 1955 and by 1957 was the young- ord label. Hurry and Order Your Corsage for the Queen's Ball 'Magpfaflmri. Home 439-1724 To look your best, for sharpest fit, rent your the tux from, j.'ferdinandi Where you're in style with: Special Student Discount No Deposit Collegian Published five days a week except holidays and examin¬ ation periods by State College Mall subscriptions $8. semester, J15.0C Editorial and offlcos located on toe Shaw Ave. Campus. Telephone 222-5161, Ext. 441, 444,448. Editor ....KATHY PETERS Advertising Manager John Jarrett Sports Editor .Ron Delplt News Editor Eva Altlntop Day Managing Editors Gary Washburn, Harley Becker, Pattye Opdyke, Bob McCarthy, Norma Wallace FSC Groups Map Dystrophy Drive Representatives of campus clubs and organlzaUons will meet | today at I PM to Committee Room c 2 of the Cafeteria to map plans for toe Fresno State College ; March Against Muscular Dystro- I phy. Delta Sigs Will Choose 1965 'Dream Girl' The Delta Sigma Phi fraternity . ls currenUy holding Dream Girl socials and wlU vote o determine tho final- Coleman Says: PE Programs May Be Made Voluntary I 27-1, h Sweepstakes trophy and four other trophies wlU be awarded to organizations com¬ peting to a drive for funds to Ave pro-selected districts outside the Fresno Area, according to the palgn, JohnGatesandKenCulver. :ompetltlon wUlbc k and Lee McTaggart, fraternity FLY HOME FOR . Tickets < . Reservations B 2035 E. Shields > Manchester Center Phone 222-7444 y. r4 THE HOLIDAYS' ?e^ ggtg DEL WEBB'S Fresno Center Phone 268-8888 I b-«-.»._.__«----ia____"N Singing goes better refreshed. And Coca-Cola—with that special zing but never too sweet— refreshes best. thtagsgO better.i Coke COCA-COLA BOTTUNO COMPANY Of FRESNO BILLIARDS •THE BEST TABLES IN THE VALLEY* Carpeted - Refrigerated Ladles Welcome Free Instruction ADVANCE DESIGN BILLIARDS 538 N. Blackstone Independent organizations with trophies awarded for the most manpower supplied and greatest per person by toe top organiza¬ tions to each division. The sweep¬ stakes trophy wUl go to toe or¬ ganization to either division toat collects tho most money. GATES AND Culver have set Saturday, Dec. 12, as toe target date for campus groups to solicit contributions for the drive ln the selected districts. Gates said toe trophies to bo awarded wUl be on display at to¬ day's meeting. He urged campus organizations to support the girls aro Judged on personality, charm, spealng abUlty, and ap¬ pearance to formal and school ORDER NOW! Flowers For The Queen's Ball UU"'h CONDITS CORSAGES - BOUTONNIERS Just 1-1/2 mUes south of F.S.C. onCedar 3329 N. Cedar at Shields . Purity Center Phone 227- 3564 $ kako murobako /Photography (By AppeUum.nl Onbl N. 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Applications Are Dn Hand For rosh Committee Students Interested to serving , on toe Freshman Camp commit- ] too may obtain applications be¬ ginning tomorrow at toe College Religious Center, toe Student " Office, or toe Student The Freshman Camp is sponsored by toe CoUege Y prior to toe opening of school to September. The committee wUl be ln chargeof planning activities Should physical education be required or voluntary at toe secondary level of education? This was discussed at the recent State Board of Education meeting to San Diego. CecU Coleman, head of toe physical education division at Fresno State College, said *UntU I hear from Sacramento, I won't know toe results of this meeting. But I do know toelmpUcatlons." VOLUNTARY PHYSICAL edu¬ cation might eventually lead to dropping PE, or teaching lt on a limited, Ineffective basis, ac¬ cording to Coleman. Schools at toe higher education levels wUl not be affected di¬ rectly by toe decisions made at too San Diego meeting. But Cole¬ man believes toat to toe distant future a movement to make PE voluntary at tols level could be Since PE ls classified as non- academic under too Fisher BUl, toe PE majors must have aca¬ demic minors. "We cant teU yet U tooro wUl be a drop to physical education majors at FSC," said Coleman. "So far there hasn't tlons know only of toe earlier physical education program under toe German Influence. Then exercises made up toe program's bulk. "BUT NOW," concluded Cole¬ man, "CalUornia has one of toe most advanced physical educa¬ tion programs ln existence. Why deprive our children of th were to drop or curtaU umber of FSC physical majors could drop. 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Title | 1964_12 The Daily Collegian December 1964 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1964 |
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 |
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Title | Dec 1, 1964 Pg. 2-3 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1964 |
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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The Collegian
Tuesday, December 1, 1964
Tuesday, December 1, 1964
The Collegian
Page 3
j Today at FSC
Cross-Currents
Lee H. Alden, assistant pro¬
fessor of speech, wUl discuss
Rodeo Club
The Rodeo Club wU
7:30 PM ln Agriculture
Job
Interviews
TUESDAY 1
nerlcan United LUe In-
ince Co., all majors over 24
years of age, Jan. and June
graduates, local positions.
WEDNESDAY 2
The Travelers Insurance Co.,
all business majors, Jan. and
June graduates.
FSC Senior Attends
Journalism Conclave
FSC Has 220 Acres
The campus consists of
major buUdlngs located with:
220-acre area-
Theatre Holds Groups
A large outdoor amphitheatre
ls located on campus which ac¬
commodates commencements,
convocations, and other large
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco C
majors for positions as tobacco
salesmen.
Burroughs-WeUcome _ Co.,
aU majors for positions as
pharmaceutical sales repre¬
sentative or detail man.
Dave Cooper, senior radlo-tel-
ovlslon major, ls ln Kansas City,
Mo., today for the 55th anniver¬
sary convention of Sigma Delta
Chl, national Journalism society.
Cooper wUl be one of more toan
500 Journalists attending the four
day session. The delegates wUl
represent toe Society's 164 pro¬
fessional and undergraduate
chapters ln toe United States
Secretary of State,
Harland Cleveland, and Honorary
President Benjamin McKelway,
Other prominent Journalists on
toe program are John W. (Pat)
Heffernan, chief correspondent of
Reuters, a British wire service;
Dan Rather, CBS White House
correspondent; Bill Vaughan,
Kansas City Star columnist; and
Louis Schollenberger,
director of Radio Liberty,
has Its headquarters ln Munich,
Germany.
The delegates will tour the
Truman Library to Independence,
Mo.
$1.75
-Shields 227-1710
Restricted Parking
Spaces Established
CALIFORNIA
CHROME
•
Copper- Nickel-Chrome
Bumper Repairing
24-Hour
Service
Bob Martin
Owner
268-8146
220 Broadway
Fresno, Calif. - 93721
thorlzed approximately 37 gen¬
eral parking spaces to be con-
parking
The restricted parking area ls
on the south side of San Ramon
Ave. between Jackson Ave. and
Campus Drive.
Chief Douglas Bambrldge, head
of toe security department, said
that additional restricted parking
spaces became necessary be¬
cause a new rule at the beginning
of the semester made members of
toe staff eligible for restricted
parking along with members of
•However," Bambrldge ex¬
plained, *tho space committee
didn't take advantage of toe stu-
autoorlzed only because diagonal
parking on Maple Ave. gave stu¬
dents additional spaces."
He pointed out toat there were
185 parking spaces on Maple Ave.
before lhe new diagonal parking
< effect.
-NOW PLAYING
PAJIL NFWMAN
UUIRENGE HArTWEV. CLAIRE B100M.
BIG PARADE OF COMEDY! 233-8.66 » smvanness
1
•Now," he said, 'the amount
"He also said toat when sto¬
mas vacation all of Barstow Ave.
will probably already be set up
for diagonal parking. This wUl
mean several hundred more
parking spaces close to the buUd-
Popular Arts
Sponsors Four
Preps Show
The Four Preps, television,
night club, and recording artists,
will appear In a Popular Arts
Committee sponsored concert
Dec. 8 ln Roosevelt High School
Auditorium.
Tickets for the 8:30 PM per¬
formance are available ln the
Student President's Office and
at the Hockett-Cowan Box Office.
Price ls $2 to $3.50, with stu¬
dents and faculty receiving a
50-cent discount. All seats aro
The group was first organized
for a high school talent show ln
1955 and by 1957 was the young-
ord label.
Hurry and Order Your
Corsage for the
Queen's Ball
'Magpfaflmri.
Home 439-1724
To look your best, for
sharpest fit, rent your
the tux from,
j.'ferdinandi
Where you're in style with:
Special Student
Discount
No Deposit
Collegian
Published five days a week
except holidays and examin¬
ation periods by
State College
Mall subscriptions $8.
semester, J15.0C
Editorial and
offlcos located on toe Shaw
Ave. Campus. Telephone
222-5161, Ext. 441, 444,448.
Editor ....KATHY PETERS
Advertising Manager
John Jarrett
Sports Editor .Ron Delplt
News Editor Eva Altlntop
Day Managing Editors
Gary Washburn, Harley
Becker, Pattye Opdyke,
Bob McCarthy, Norma
Wallace
FSC Groups Map
Dystrophy Drive
Representatives of campus
clubs and organlzaUons will meet |
today at I PM to Committee Room c
2 of the Cafeteria to map plans
for toe Fresno State College ;
March Against Muscular Dystro- I
phy.
Delta Sigs Will
Choose 1965
'Dream Girl'
The Delta Sigma Phi fraternity
. ls currenUy holding Dream Girl
socials and wlU vote
o determine tho final-
Coleman Says:
PE Programs May
Be Made Voluntary
I 27-1,
h Sweepstakes trophy
and four other trophies wlU be
awarded to organizations com¬
peting to a drive for funds to Ave
pro-selected districts outside the
Fresno Area, according to the
palgn, JohnGatesandKenCulver.
:ompetltlon wUlbc
k and Lee McTaggart, fraternity
FLY HOME FOR
. Tickets <
. Reservations B
2035 E. Shields >
Manchester Center
Phone 222-7444
y. r4
THE HOLIDAYS'
?e^
ggtg
DEL WEBB'S
Fresno Center
Phone 268-8888
I b-«-.»._.__«----ia____"N
Singing goes better refreshed.
And Coca-Cola—with that special zing
but never too sweet—
refreshes best.
thtagsgO
better.i
Coke
COCA-COLA BOTTUNO COMPANY Of FRESNO
BILLIARDS
•THE BEST TABLES
IN THE VALLEY*
Carpeted - Refrigerated
Ladles Welcome
Free Instruction
ADVANCE DESIGN
BILLIARDS
538 N. Blackstone
Independent organizations with
trophies awarded for the most
manpower supplied and greatest
per person by toe top organiza¬
tions to each division. The sweep¬
stakes trophy wUl go to toe or¬
ganization to either division toat
collects tho most money.
GATES AND Culver have set
Saturday, Dec. 12, as toe target
date for campus groups to solicit
contributions for the drive ln the
selected districts.
Gates said toe trophies to bo
awarded wUl be on display at to¬
day's meeting. He urged campus
organizations to support the
girls aro Judged on personality,
charm, spealng abUlty, and ap¬
pearance to formal and school
ORDER NOW!
Flowers For The
Queen's Ball
UU"'h CONDITS
CORSAGES - BOUTONNIERS
Just 1-1/2 mUes south of F.S.C. onCedar
3329 N. Cedar at Shields . Purity Center
Phone
227- 3564
$
kako murobako /Photography
(By AppeUum.nl Onbl
N. ECHO FMJNO, C
t
SELF N
SERVICE
SAVES /
lto This Coupon - CUp and Save - Good TU1 Dec. 15-
SAVE 35c
ON THE COST OF CLEANING A
MAN'S SUIT OR A LADY'S DRESS
— ONE COUPON PER PERSON —
__
amoure A
COIN OPERATED CLEANING CENTER
Only 1'/, MUee South of *^j^ |