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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN SPORTS 4 Wednesday. Vonrnbcr 9. I96( Flag gridiron champ to be decided today The end of a long, hard football season will be climaxed this letlc field adjacent to the Mens Gymnasium when the Thumpers and Sigma Alpha EpsUon tangle mural nag football program. the end of a winning streak for dropped a decision Inflveoutli SAE triumphed over the pad Section A of the fraternities dl a real battle royal foi plonshlp. Fraternities open intramural hoop play tomorrow largest tally of t FRED'S 5IXJY-SIX ii^rTsi^EPENDABLr -COURTEOUS SERVICE PHILLIPS 66 PROPUCTS -S&H Green Stomps • added after ther [eight players mu; CI SomLnefta STUDENTS: Clip Open Daily from 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. except Sunday Order. To Go - Coll 224-3928 ACCOUNTING MAJORS The Internal Revenue Service will Be interviewing Candidates For internaTrevenue0agent s Training Program Merit Advancement INTERVIEW DATE: NOVEMBER 18, 1966 lo appear for an Interview >» 36020 (Ad:PI Gridders warming up for shot at seventh straight UOP win The Fresno Stato College Bulldogs, no loss than third place finishers In the California Colle¬ giate Athletic Association, will wrap up their home schedule Saturday night against the Uni¬ versity of Pacific Tigers. A win for the Bulldogs, who Layland, the Tiger: fullback, and "Gene Layland ranks slxtt d Fresno State's lashing last Saturday at the hands has won three straight, Including a convincing 38-30 victory' over two TD's against them In a single j ihed 39 limes, with Fresno with UOP and San Jose coach Darryl Rogers ■But nothing less will make ;t San Jose, gaining Coach Rogers was not too pleased with his team Saturday night. "We will have to be a lot tougher against UOP If we want to win. The Tigers are awfully tough. Their loss to Utah State ls Rogers was not sure of any lineup changes as of yesterday, but feels some positions will need to be strengthened somehow. Beach's Phil Johnson and Greg llastln, but didn't comment on any Bulldog performers. Although Danny Robinson had son, passing for 198 yards and scoring a touchdown, Rogers ls still going with Steve Rodrtquez lng under wraps Saturday night, appeared not to hinder the signal Tho Bulldogs should be In bet- Bulldog conquerors have Inside track' for bowl tilt Jim Gorman of U Northern Californt by San Diego State, 36-0, last North Dakota state and San ratings. Montana The Camellia Bowl is one the NCAA for colle eligible, but Gorr ersal of form from e and San Diego State will Marlins will select remainder of team tomorrow Punt returner .ore Colts ootball Leagu FSC BARBERS ^* CEE 1. Campustown j Barber Shop « Bulldog -ber Shop tothffdM H= PTS. - Due 227-2778. «.T£* \ldrlch piano '64 HONDA -Mcc, 5616. GUITAR L S£jSl - near FSC, indy Hutchison, Patricia Belli, >bbl Houghton, Kathy Kennedy, ■Ha WUlltts, Linda Lewis, Su- m Glendenlng and Sandra Dutro. TURNER'S ENCO SERVICE 3 Blocks East of FSC CAREER OPrPQITTlJIINIIITY MARRIED COLLEGE SENIORS within 32 anils of graduation In rapidly expanding firm. BROWN. J500.00 per monlh commcnclna now. Write TOM Suite 1200, Del Webb Towuellouse. Fresno. Call- phone 233-6692. for appointment. THE DAILY COLLEGIA N First exchange concert tonight F R E S N 0 STATE C 0 I I E G E 1 VOL LXXH. NO. 39 IESNO. CALIFORNIA THURSDAY NOVEMBER 10. 1966 Building Recital II been taught by pianists, since 1964, he has placed first and second In two participated In the Second International Bee¬ thoven Contest In Vienna. y J. Fux; Brahms' 'Varla" by Handel, Opus 24;' 'Three In¬ dian Dances of Jalisco' by J. Rolon; 'Three Preludes" by C. Chavez; 'Toccata (Dodecaphon- a perfect performancoof •El Occidental * (Guadalajara) reported that It ls 'to his credit that he doesn't limit himself to cold Interpretations, but rather contributes a sensitive, delicate ic audlen Apportionment probe will be made by court apportlonn opinion on Student Court Will Mofltanye, Al Going south w (einbetger and Klko Lrdcald th dorm furniture? skein In the annual wood gathering preparation for the bonfire mlly Friday (Dally CoUegian Photo By G«J car winning contest in War dead of FSC to be honored Fresno State College students who have died In the service of their country will be honored In a brief commemorative service In front of tho Memorial Fountain at 12:30 p.m. Friday. Guest speaker for the Veterans Day service will be Dr. Mitchell P. Brlggs.aformerfaculty mem¬ ber who served as dean of men and later as dean of Instruction. Ho resigned to become executive secretary of tho Western Asso¬ ciation of Schools and Colleges, an accrediting organization. The FSC Band will begin the service, and Student Body Presi¬ dent Gary Yamamoto will Intro- Dallas A. Tueller, who will pre¬ sent Dr. Brlggs. The Air Force ROTC color and the rifle squad will Are a salute. Rabbi David L.Greenberg will offer a commemorative FSC claims 35 students in college'Who's Who' ont Activities Office. Those rtshlng to appear before tho court t tho hearings should Indicate Sen notify tho studont of tho day s. Brlggs. Dr. Brlggs i Tho a ;t Dec. 1 6-67 < will b. id inth ig Students In American Uni¬ versities and Colleges.* Nominations wore made last month by various administration, student government,organization and publication officials. Final nine campus leaders, subject to approval by'Who's Who*editors. Notification of approval was re- Jay Donion, second vice presi¬ dent and chairman of the selection committee, said several charact- ..:il-.i! BUI Colgate, business admin¬ istration major, student activi¬ ties; Gary Cooke, Journalism ma¬ jor, editor of The Dally CoUegian; Jay Donion, Junior business ad¬ ministration major, student ac¬ tivities; Jay Evans, business ad¬ ministration major, homecoming chairman; Larry Gamble, drama major, drama; George Gaus, history ma¬ jor, student activities; Susan latlve commissioner; Dora Mls- slrllan, social science major stu¬ dent activities; Tony Perella, speech major, forenslcs; Joan Pfluegor, speech major, student activities; Bobette Rich, social science major, head pop girl; Jim Roggero, industrial arts major, Inter-Fraternity CouncU; Richard Russell, psychology Carole Sarklslan, speech ma¬ jor, publications and the Gov¬ ernors Advisory Committee on Youth; Patricia iako decisions lngs of the public hearings. Ques¬ tions concerning this should be directed to Chief Justice John -8652 or Virginia 9-8961. 'Collegian' holiday Wood-gathering contest begins today for bonfire thing significant in an office or average scholarship record (minimum of 2.25), hold or havo held a position of responsibility standing contribution to college, community or nation. Juniors, seniors and graduate students wore ellglblofornomln- to seniors. Two Juniors will be listed In "Who's Who,' but they will not be eligible for a second Terry Harper, English major, athletics; Linda Henderson, social science major, campus queen; Terry Ilogue, political science major, student activities; Janet O. Johnson, English ma¬ jor, student activities; Bob Jones, history major, Campus editor; Janet Jorgensen, social welfare major, Panhellenlc; BUI Knlbbs, Marianne (Bunny) Schne llcatlons; Thomas Smith, agri¬ culture major, dormitory activi¬ ties; C. Ray Steele, Journalism major, editor of The DaUy Col- Peter Sturtevant, social sci¬ ence major, athletics; Chuck Walla, accounting major,College Competition starts today for preparation for the bonfire rally, if San Jose and Homan Hall and Inter-Fra rally by Dan Vasilovlc .ithletl I Y.i- featurlng cede the game with University of the Pacific .Saturday night at Rat - dlffe Stadium. £ The Cardinal' ■ will be shown •mlng w 'Sock Hop' The Sock Hop dance with a prize for the person donning tho wUdest socks will begin tonight at 7 be Barbara Sinclair, Becky h and Dayton Johnson. After the rally, Alpha Phi Al¬ pha wUl sponsor tho bonfire dance at the Marigold Ballroom from 9 p.m. to midnight. Hayward Leo and the Blucnotos wUl play. Otto Premlnger's "The Card¬ inal" wUl bo shown tonight at 7:30 o'clock In Industrial Arts 101. Sponsored by the Senate Board on Arts and Lectures, It U the second Aim offered In the Thursday Night Movie Series. Tom Tryon stars as Fathor 1
Object Description
Title | 1966_11 The Daily Collegian November 1966 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1966 |
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 |
Description
Title | Nov 9, 1966 Pg. 4- Nov 10, 1966 Pg. 1 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1966 |
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 |
Full-Text-Search | THE DAILY COLLEGIAN SPORTS 4 Wednesday. Vonrnbcr 9. I96( Flag gridiron champ to be decided today The end of a long, hard football season will be climaxed this letlc field adjacent to the Mens Gymnasium when the Thumpers and Sigma Alpha EpsUon tangle mural nag football program. the end of a winning streak for dropped a decision Inflveoutli SAE triumphed over the pad Section A of the fraternities dl a real battle royal foi plonshlp. Fraternities open intramural hoop play tomorrow largest tally of t FRED'S 5IXJY-SIX ii^rTsi^EPENDABLr -COURTEOUS SERVICE PHILLIPS 66 PROPUCTS -S&H Green Stomps • added after ther [eight players mu; CI SomLnefta STUDENTS: Clip Open Daily from 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. except Sunday Order. To Go - Coll 224-3928 ACCOUNTING MAJORS The Internal Revenue Service will Be interviewing Candidates For internaTrevenue0agent s Training Program Merit Advancement INTERVIEW DATE: NOVEMBER 18, 1966 lo appear for an Interview >» 36020 (Ad:PI Gridders warming up for shot at seventh straight UOP win The Fresno Stato College Bulldogs, no loss than third place finishers In the California Colle¬ giate Athletic Association, will wrap up their home schedule Saturday night against the Uni¬ versity of Pacific Tigers. A win for the Bulldogs, who Layland, the Tiger: fullback, and "Gene Layland ranks slxtt d Fresno State's lashing last Saturday at the hands has won three straight, Including a convincing 38-30 victory' over two TD's against them In a single j ihed 39 limes, with Fresno with UOP and San Jose coach Darryl Rogers ■But nothing less will make ;t San Jose, gaining Coach Rogers was not too pleased with his team Saturday night. "We will have to be a lot tougher against UOP If we want to win. The Tigers are awfully tough. Their loss to Utah State ls Rogers was not sure of any lineup changes as of yesterday, but feels some positions will need to be strengthened somehow. Beach's Phil Johnson and Greg llastln, but didn't comment on any Bulldog performers. Although Danny Robinson had son, passing for 198 yards and scoring a touchdown, Rogers ls still going with Steve Rodrtquez lng under wraps Saturday night, appeared not to hinder the signal Tho Bulldogs should be In bet- Bulldog conquerors have Inside track' for bowl tilt Jim Gorman of U Northern Californt by San Diego State, 36-0, last North Dakota state and San ratings. Montana The Camellia Bowl is one the NCAA for colle eligible, but Gorr ersal of form from e and San Diego State will Marlins will select remainder of team tomorrow Punt returner .ore Colts ootball Leagu FSC BARBERS ^* CEE 1. Campustown j Barber Shop « Bulldog -ber Shop tothffdM H= PTS. - Due 227-2778. «.T£* \ldrlch piano '64 HONDA -Mcc, 5616. GUITAR L S£jSl - near FSC, indy Hutchison, Patricia Belli, >bbl Houghton, Kathy Kennedy, ■Ha WUlltts, Linda Lewis, Su- m Glendenlng and Sandra Dutro. TURNER'S ENCO SERVICE 3 Blocks East of FSC CAREER OPrPQITTlJIINIIITY MARRIED COLLEGE SENIORS within 32 anils of graduation In rapidly expanding firm. BROWN. J500.00 per monlh commcnclna now. Write TOM Suite 1200, Del Webb Towuellouse. Fresno. Call- phone 233-6692. for appointment. THE DAILY COLLEGIA N First exchange concert tonight F R E S N 0 STATE C 0 I I E G E 1 VOL LXXH. NO. 39 IESNO. CALIFORNIA THURSDAY NOVEMBER 10. 1966 Building Recital II been taught by pianists, since 1964, he has placed first and second In two participated In the Second International Bee¬ thoven Contest In Vienna. y J. Fux; Brahms' 'Varla" by Handel, Opus 24;' 'Three In¬ dian Dances of Jalisco' by J. Rolon; 'Three Preludes" by C. Chavez; 'Toccata (Dodecaphon- a perfect performancoof •El Occidental * (Guadalajara) reported that It ls 'to his credit that he doesn't limit himself to cold Interpretations, but rather contributes a sensitive, delicate ic audlen Apportionment probe will be made by court apportlonn opinion on Student Court Will Mofltanye, Al Going south w (einbetger and Klko Lrdcald th dorm furniture? skein In the annual wood gathering preparation for the bonfire mlly Friday (Dally CoUegian Photo By G«J car winning contest in War dead of FSC to be honored Fresno State College students who have died In the service of their country will be honored In a brief commemorative service In front of tho Memorial Fountain at 12:30 p.m. Friday. Guest speaker for the Veterans Day service will be Dr. Mitchell P. Brlggs.aformerfaculty mem¬ ber who served as dean of men and later as dean of Instruction. Ho resigned to become executive secretary of tho Western Asso¬ ciation of Schools and Colleges, an accrediting organization. The FSC Band will begin the service, and Student Body Presi¬ dent Gary Yamamoto will Intro- Dallas A. Tueller, who will pre¬ sent Dr. Brlggs. The Air Force ROTC color and the rifle squad will Are a salute. Rabbi David L.Greenberg will offer a commemorative FSC claims 35 students in college'Who's Who' ont Activities Office. Those rtshlng to appear before tho court t tho hearings should Indicate Sen notify tho studont of tho day s. Brlggs. Dr. Brlggs i Tho a ;t Dec. 1 6-67 < will b. id inth ig Students In American Uni¬ versities and Colleges.* Nominations wore made last month by various administration, student government,organization and publication officials. Final nine campus leaders, subject to approval by'Who's Who*editors. Notification of approval was re- Jay Donion, second vice presi¬ dent and chairman of the selection committee, said several charact- ..:il-.i! BUI Colgate, business admin¬ istration major, student activi¬ ties; Gary Cooke, Journalism ma¬ jor, editor of The Dally CoUegian; Jay Donion, Junior business ad¬ ministration major, student ac¬ tivities; Jay Evans, business ad¬ ministration major, homecoming chairman; Larry Gamble, drama major, drama; George Gaus, history ma¬ jor, student activities; Susan latlve commissioner; Dora Mls- slrllan, social science major stu¬ dent activities; Tony Perella, speech major, forenslcs; Joan Pfluegor, speech major, student activities; Bobette Rich, social science major, head pop girl; Jim Roggero, industrial arts major, Inter-Fraternity CouncU; Richard Russell, psychology Carole Sarklslan, speech ma¬ jor, publications and the Gov¬ ernors Advisory Committee on Youth; Patricia iako decisions lngs of the public hearings. Ques¬ tions concerning this should be directed to Chief Justice John -8652 or Virginia 9-8961. 'Collegian' holiday Wood-gathering contest begins today for bonfire thing significant in an office or average scholarship record (minimum of 2.25), hold or havo held a position of responsibility standing contribution to college, community or nation. Juniors, seniors and graduate students wore ellglblofornomln- to seniors. Two Juniors will be listed In "Who's Who,' but they will not be eligible for a second Terry Harper, English major, athletics; Linda Henderson, social science major, campus queen; Terry Ilogue, political science major, student activities; Janet O. Johnson, English ma¬ jor, student activities; Bob Jones, history major, Campus editor; Janet Jorgensen, social welfare major, Panhellenlc; BUI Knlbbs, Marianne (Bunny) Schne llcatlons; Thomas Smith, agri¬ culture major, dormitory activi¬ ties; C. Ray Steele, Journalism major, editor of The DaUy Col- Peter Sturtevant, social sci¬ ence major, athletics; Chuck Walla, accounting major,College Competition starts today for preparation for the bonfire rally, if San Jose and Homan Hall and Inter-Fra rally by Dan Vasilovlc .ithletl I Y.i- featurlng cede the game with University of the Pacific .Saturday night at Rat - dlffe Stadium. £ The Cardinal' ■ will be shown •mlng w 'Sock Hop' The Sock Hop dance with a prize for the person donning tho wUdest socks will begin tonight at 7 be Barbara Sinclair, Becky h and Dayton Johnson. After the rally, Alpha Phi Al¬ pha wUl sponsor tho bonfire dance at the Marigold Ballroom from 9 p.m. to midnight. Hayward Leo and the Blucnotos wUl play. Otto Premlnger's "The Card¬ inal" wUl bo shown tonight at 7:30 o'clock In Industrial Arts 101. Sponsored by the Senate Board on Arts and Lectures, It U the second Aim offered In the Thursday Night Movie Series. Tom Tryon stars as Fathor 1 |