1966_11 The Daily Collegian November 1966

              THE     DAILY
I     Proposed shopping center
COLLEGIAN
VOL   LXXI1, NO. 32                          FRESNO. CALIFORNIA
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 1, 1966
Chapel groundbreaking ceremonies
Fresno   architect,   Rev.  Carroll and   a  member  of  the  Lulhcrar
Pots, pans to be played at recital
mtemporary com]
•   presented   by tl
r {lasses, frying pan
water sprinkler.
conducted by Charles
ilversity  of  California a
it-garde music rango;
cored pieces tomuslcwlU
re at all. One of the player;
art and tho others
t tho UC Davis group ha;
scholasm   Ensemblo,"  Opus 34, Krumm
which   will   bo performed under cludo w
black lights with musicians and Duets
dancers Illuminated by phosphor- posed  1
y Symphony I, Op. 10,
Levine uses poetic flair when he
writes, teaches and lectures
join
President Ness
rvote Nov. 8 on
on the Nov. 8 ballot.
Dr. Ness said that 9,000 quali¬
fied students were turned away
last year from California state
colleges because of a lack of
faculties. This number could ln-
colleges and tho University of
California branches without pas¬
sage of the proposed $230 million
Hy MARK DALLAL
Philip Levine, assistant pro¬
fessor of English, has publLshed
In partnership with Henry
Couletto of tho California Stato
College   at   Los Angolos a book
favors Ves'
Proposition 2
Itled   -Character and Crisis;
ontemporary Reader.*
ho book, which Levlno hopes
1 mako him a millionaire, has
Dean: No on
Fashion Fair
Ho was protesting against tho
proposed 'Fresno Fashion Fair
Shopping Center' at a City Plan¬
ning   Commission  mooting  last
and further meetings are planned.
Technically, tho application is
llshed to protection against strip
development of the land.
Dr. Wardlo's opposition to tho
measure stems from his belief
that  backzonlng   of  the 58-acre
objec
tho College Corn-
regional shopping cc
Wardlo   bases
1. -The college
nlng. Our Judgmi
proposal would
ideals of our futui
nnlng Commission t
iod approval with t
that controls bo est«
Ground broken
for Religious
Center chapel
d Monday for tho chapel
to the College Religious
James Rockwell,
profossor of Industrial arts and
technology and a member of tho
Lutheran Campus Council, turnod
■   .I.--
A»«nut
approach as one
filling
for tho integrity
e found
no evidence that
1 plan can bo de¬
ader suitable to
•   plu
If   of
Jie  college,'  he
shopping complex argue thai
centor, U built, would benefll
Fresno community as well a:
FSC campus. They also say
coUego  would  benefit  from
t dirt t
Fund
I tho chapel are Doing
furnished by tho National
Lutheran Campus Ministry. Doth
Campus   Council   approve
:t Gone Zollmor.
archl-
slgnlflcant In tho Lutheran
Church because It marks Refor¬
mation Day, tho day on which
Martin Luthor nailed his 95
theses to the church door at Wit-
ten berg, Germany.
Dr. Harold E.. Walker, ex¬
ecutive vice president of Fresno
Stale CoUego, spoko at the
groundbreaking. Also present
wore Rev. Carroll Moon, director
of the College Religious Center,
and  Father Sergio Negro of tho
iomands for students would
merous and it would pro-
1 complete shopping aroa
ho college community.
Hahesy will
talk at FSC
Jefferson E. (Gene) Hahesy,
Democratic nomlneo for tho33rt
Assembly District, will speak al
a  mooting of tho college Young
d San Flllppo. -Haydn
FSC students win
cattle judging contest
Cisco  Cow Palace las
In Judging competition.
Other   Judging awar
tlonal  Intercollegiate
San Francisco were: al
d inspiros. Ho wUl be reading
i own poetry at the Academy
n Poets at the Guggen-
1 In New York City
rslty  a
verslty, Detroit, whore ho re¬
ceived his MA degree, Franklin
and Marshall College, ne,ar Phil¬
adelphia, and tho State University
CoUego of New York.
rst, Holsteins.
laco in Judging
respectively.
According to Robert Selkirk,
team coach, tho biggest factor
in winning was the team's abUlty
Education senator
election is today
Suzanne Kadlnl and Margaret
i Invited to give Byde will vie for the office of
:  Long  Island      education    senator    in    today's
Voting   will   take  place  from
tlon-Psychology lobby.
Only students in the school of
education  are  eligible  to  vote.
•lstlcs, and disposition, then
artlng their reasoning rally
-o competition officials.
iwards, Marvel
and tied for first
d Ayrshire Judging,
and was fourth high individual in
Rodgor     Foaver     was    high
individual in oral reasons for tho
Other teams in thecomp
wero Cal Poly at San Luis C
second place; Chlco State
place; Utah State, Oregon
Southern Ullnols and the U
sity of Idaho.
Earlier    this   year
plac
They a
second nationally In t
lntorcolleglate  contest