1965_10 The Daily Collegian October 1965

              The DaUy CoUeglan
LETTERS  FROMA.OUR READERS
State
most distressed to read about the
possible suspension of 14 per-
l' student body privileges for
allowing friends to use their duly
purchased student body
Although the cards <
say "Non Transferable,* the
question ls whether lt ls the stu-
"4 right to give the card to
whomever be pleases, as long ss
lt does not constitute a financial
loss to the Association.
Thus, if two persons are using
is card, through whatever
devious means, they should be
punished. However, If the card ls
being used merely to allow one
person to participate, ls It any¬
one's business who that person
The Association has  a com¬
plete monoply on the FSC campus.
According to the bylaws of the
student body card prohlbltsone's
using the bookstore, cafeteria; or
participating in Association
activities, such as plays; or re¬
ceiving copies of the campus pub¬
lications.
Have we any choice when we go
through the registration" line?
One person told me that when'
her scholarship
ed, she was handed the payable
s $50. Yet the total
fee for admission Is $38. She
was not given a choice.
One has only to look on page
four   of   the" Fall Schedule of
Drop Deadline If Today
Today ls the last day to drop
a class without a grade. There¬
after, a grade of «W' or W
for   the dropped class wUl be
Courses. 'Have exact registra¬
tion fee ready tor cashier (CaU¬
tomla residents, 7 or more units,
$50.00...,' lt reads. Where ls
the choice?
We, ss members of the Asso¬
ciation, are entitled to copies of
sllflve 	
cording to tbe Fresno State Col¬
lege Bulletin (page 36), three at
no charge. However, only 4,000
copies of the CoUeglan are print¬
ed; only 4,000 copies ot the Di¬
rectory, and only 3,000 copies of
the Handbook. We may be entitled
to one copy of each of the afore¬
mentioned, but there la no way
all 8,500 of us are going to re¬
ceive our rightful due.
Without knowledge ot most stu¬
dents, the Board of Directors
apparently directed
ganlzatton (Student Activities Of¬
fice) to exercise gestspo
at last Saturday evening's foot¬
baU game.
Students are asked to sign their
card, agreeing "to
conform to the rules and the by¬
laws of the Fresno Slate CoUege
Association, Inc.,' under penalty
of forfeiture of the receipt (stu¬
dent body card) and/or suspen¬
sion of membership privileges.
Yet, where are those bylaws.
They*U be out any day, we are
Informed, but they haven't been
 o expect some
freshman or
know by some ethereal osmosis
the rules and bylaws of the
elation?
his ASB, foe at registration, or
asked to see a copy of the rules
and bylaws of the Association, be¬
fore signing his card?
Tbe issue bolls down toagroup
of dictators—er, directors, teU-
lng the students what they can
do with a card the stu¬
dents paid $10 to obtain (without
real choice). What reprisals have
we, the students. In this matter?
I request that my name not
used for fear the Association
Student Actlvltlos Office might
seek reprisal.
ASB Member
Bridge Session
Will Be Held
A bridge-playing session wlU
" p.m. by the
newly-formed Bridge Club. The
contract bridge games will be
played at 4425 East Sierra Madre,
J*. A.
"Those persons wishing to
learn now to play bridge should
contact me,* stated Frank Frand,
telephone number la 222-
7189.
Membership fees tor the club
 Friday. October 8,1965
Queen Deadline Nears
AppUcattons tor Fresno State Requirements are thata^candl-
CoUege's     1965    Homecoming date be either a sophomore, Jun-
"' be returned to the tor or senior and have earned a
Office by 2.0 grade point average.
campus dubs and organi¬
zations are eligible to enter as
candidates. An organization does
not have to enter a float In the
Homecoming Parade to sponsor a
candidate tor queen.
* Feed Planned
The Newman Center wUl sp
Y
r 8,1965
1965 Corvette Hardtop eon- I
vortlble British Racing Green I
- Stick shift, 365 engine, 2 I
tops, all accessories, 4000 I
new, price I
$4295. Financing avaUable. |
Ph. 233-0661.
Friday, October 8,1965	
Forensics Club Donates Document Set'
The Forenslcs Club has dooat- ments, donated under the Fo-
ed 'Hearings on Education for renslcs Union, provide original
1963* to the library. The docu-  source  material for research.
The DaUy CoUeglan
Play Review
Freer Excells As 'Gangster'
Published five days a week
except hoUdays and examlna-
Uon periods by the Fresno
State College Association.
MaU subscriptions $8.00 a
$15.00 a year.
Editorial office Business 235,
telephone 222-5161, Ext. 441,
444, 448. Business office, Ag¬
riculture 220, telephone 222-
GIVE HER FLOWERS
from
CONDITS
Condits Floral Shop
Cedar It Shields, 1 1/2 miles from FSC
Erie  Smith"
"Hughle" are, "It's easy when
you're lucky." But the success
of "Hughle" ls not dependent on
luck. The success te due to the
tremendous talent of PhU. Freer
playing the role of Erie.
Erie ls the small Ume gangster
playing the big shot, a patbeUc,
humorous character played to the
hUt by Freer. He makes you laugh
at his stores, cry at Ms condi¬
tion and pull tor his hope of a
last  words in   they play Eugene CNeUl'e play ai
Freer ls sbly assisted by Don
Bell who carries the roll of the
drowsy night clerk well. Together
Vote for
-JANET WELLS-
"J.W."
Freshman Class
Secret ary-Trwcuurer
could, a difficult task tor any ac¬
tor.
O'Neill has put his basic
themes In this capsule play; the
necessity tor Uluslon, the truth
that kills and the element of love
present In partners to Uluslon.
It does not carry the complex-
lUes of lee Man Cometh," but
neither does U have the length.
It comes as the quick, curt shock
of the cycle, the sad cycle, of
man's lite.
The humor comes fast too from
the fast talking Erie: like de¬
scribing, Hughie's wife ss "plsta,
and that's giving her all the
breaks."
The play must be regarded as
the best to appear In a longtime.
Tbe second feature,Tennessee
William's "The Last Of My Solid
Gold Watches,* ls equally weU
done. Freer In the lead role again
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did, as he expected, carry over
many of his actions. A good per¬
formance was turned in by inma
Perkins and less so by Steve
Wilson as Bob Harper.        I
The doable bUl wUl continue
tonight and Saturday with three
more performances next week.
Tickets are avaUable at the col¬
lege theatre box office.
Campus Photo
Deadline Today
Today w 111 mark the last sched¬
uled day for Individual picture
sign-ups for Fresno State Col¬
lege's     1966    yearbook,    the
Sign-ups are being taken at the
activities booth.
Kako Morosako of Fresno wUl
begin taking pictures Oct. 11-M
and continue on Nov. 1-5. Muro-
sako's mobile trafler studio wfll
be located behind the bookstore
from 8a.m.-12noonandl-5p.m.,
Monday through Friday.
Individual pictures wfll be
taken tor the following: fraterni¬
ties and sororities (pledges
and members), class officers,
student body committees, chair-
Proper apparel tor the sittings
wlU be dark sweaters with no
jewelry tor the women, and dark
jackets, white shirt and ties, tor
CEDAR AVENUE BAPTIST
•YOUR CHURCH AWAY FROM HOME*
535 NO. CEDAR (Near Belmont) — Phone: 237-8301
1:45 AM:   CoUege--Business Bible Class.
\A:   Morning Worship.
6:15 PM:   CoUege—Business Fellowship.
kl:   Evening Worship, Excellent Music
lrvln E. Penberthy, D.D., Pastor
Gerald Cudnoy, Minister of Education
PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
4672 N. CEDAR AT GETTYSBURG
8:00 4 11:00 AM:   Worship Service Martin Schabacker
I 9:00 & 10:00 AM:   Bible Classes Pastor
Gamma Delta Association of Lutheran Students
I For Transportation, CaU 222-2320 or 299-2216 Karl Dunker
CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN
CLINTON AT NINTH STREET - Phone: 221
9:45 AM:   Church School CoUege Class
.1:00 AM:   Morning Worship
J.T. Dick. R.J. Langley, Pastors
St. Pauls Catholic Chapel at Newman Center
1572 E. BARSTOW AVE. — Phone: 439-4641
MASSES:   Sundays, 7 AM, 10 AM & 12 Noon; DaUy, 4:45 PM;
Sat.  &   HoUdays,   6  AM.
CONFESSIONS:    Sat., 3-5 PM & 7:30-9 AM;'
and before Sunday Masses.
Rev. Sergio P. Negro, Chaplain
CAFFE' L'AGGIORNAMENTO
OPEN:    11 AM to 11 PM Mon-Thurs., FrL, 11 AM to Midnight.
Closed Sat. and SUn.   	
Plan To Attend Church Sunday
ST. JAMES* EPISCOPAL CATHEDRAL
CEDAR AND DAKOTA
The Very Rev. Harry B. Lee, Dean
The Rev. H.B. Thelin, Canon    The Rev. R.B. Klrkwood, Curate
SUNDAY: 8 AM Holy Communion; 9:15 AM Family Service
11 AM Morning Prayer and Sermon
THURSDAY: 6:45 and 10:30 AM Holy Communion
Confirmation Instruction: Tues. 7:30 PM and Sat. 9 AM.
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
LUTHERAN CHURCH IN AMERICA
3973 N. CEDAR (Near Ashlan)
8, 9 & 10:30 AM:   Worship Holy Communion - 1st Sunday
PhUlp A. Jordan, Martin J. Wager,   Pastors
For rides. CaU 229-8681
CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
CLINTON AT THORNE — Phone: 222-5659
-..):   Campus Hour 7:30:   Evening Worship
9:30  &   11:00 :   Morning Worship
Alan H. Brown, Minister, Dean F. Rowley, Asst. Minister
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
TUOLUMNE A M ST.
9:00 & 11:00 AM:   Morning Worship 7:00 PM:
9:50 AM:   Sunday School Wesley Fellowship
Revs. Robert W. Moon and Phillip B. Kimble
Sermon: "Know The Purpose of Life* -•-•.-—.-■-..■-. -«n I
ST. COLUMBA'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
PALM & SHAW
7:30 AM:   Holy Communion
9:15 & 11:00. AM:   Morning Service Rev. George Turney
and Sermon & Sunday School
BELMONT CHRISTIAN disciples of christ
CHURCH 34H EAST SHIELDS AVE.
9:30 AM:   Church School CoUege Class
10:50 AM:   Worship and Communion
Rev. Carl B. Robinson, Minister
For rides, CaU 228-6561 or 227-6600
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CHARLIE
BROWN
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