1966_12 The Daily Collegian December 1966

              Decembers. 1966
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Door is open for
Ph.D.s at FSC
Chi Alpha
Chi Alpha will meet tonight at
7:30 at the home of Dan Smith,
478- E. Dakota Avenue. Norman
Cravor, president, Invites all
persona to attend.
Alpha Kappa Pal
Alpha Kappa Psl will meet
Tuesday at 1 p.m. In Social Sci¬
ence 105 to discuss Initiation of
Editorial
Fight, fight
e Student
ind Inter-Club CouncU a
» periods.* Although the
take much more Into consideration than student opinion, there can
be little doubt on how students feel.
There ls even less doubt that our college ls running out of space —
fast. Professors are already starting to be told there ls no room for
certain classes. Evening hours wUl be expanded, and some say we
can look forward to Saturday classes eventually.
It Is understating things to say the administration faces a problem.
The decision must not only take into account student feelings, but
probloms our college has with higher authorities, allotments of
funds, buUdlng priorities and other complex factors.
Our guess Is that students fighting to keep a free period on
Tuesdays and Thursdays are fighting a losing battle. But the Im¬
portant thing Is they aro fighting.
Faculty K valuations
The Faculty Evaluations Com¬
mittee will meet Tuesday at 1
p.m.  In the Student ]
The Pre-Dental Club will meet
Tuesday at 7 p.m. In Cafeteria
Committee Room 1 to make final
plans tor the Dec. 9 field trip
to San Francisco. The club's
yearbook picture will also be
taken that night.
Sally's bikini
causes squint
OXFORD, England — UPI —
Oxford University student Sally
PurceU whipped up an appealing
bikini from a tabloid newspaper
for a fancy dress ball here, but
so many people borrowed b
forward to the day when Fresno
Stat* has sufficient equipment
and library resources to Offer
a Ph.D. program.
Dr. Tueller attended a state
committee meeting of the Coor¬
dinating Council lor Higher Ed¬
ucation In Sacramento Monday.
study of present state college
faculties tor advanced graduate
studies, including the possibility
of a doctoral degree In teaching.
State College Chancellor Glenn
S. Dumke said that stato colleges
are not equipped to award Ph.D'a
In 'expensive fields like nuclear
physics or Renaissance studies,*
but they should be permitted to do
so *ln more general fields, like
literature and history.
■At least this leaves the door
open,* Chancellor Dumke contin¬
ued,  "I  am  convinced that  the
data wUl support our position.*
Dr. Tueller says that Fresno
Stat* and tho other stato colleges
are weU staffed and that the sub¬
ject    of    teacher-q
) light   t
-   ciga¬
rettes that Sally w
the comic strips. Then her boy¬
friend sent her home to change to
Pre-Christmas
Sale
orig. 17.98 toSS. ...13 to 2
Comedians could aid space
program—Cosby, orbiting earth?
By RON LONG
Considering the recent trendof
ipotllght of government, It would
ins to fully utilize
hos^ people.
splced-up   the  dull  dlalogui
thus far been subjected.
A space-walk by Skelton w
really be a welcome change!
the unamuslng amblings of
with nothing on their minds
especially In toe United Nations
soft-shoe   act   since Nlklta left.
One of the most Important po¬
of negotiator w
e Viet Cong.
two years. They imply this was
simply the scheduled end of a
completed program.
nauts have exhausted their supply
of candid, witty comments and the
Now, If personalities such as
BUI Cosby, the late Lenny Bruce
or even Red Skelton could be per-
's foreign relations,     for h
standing of Asian problems and a
good  deal of persuasive power.
Hollywood's Eurasian beauty,
France ('World of Suzle Wong')'
Nuyen would be the logical choice.
What healthy, red-blooded Viet
Cong wouldn't lay down his arms
Speech correction lab
Students Interested in a major
or minor speech correction can
observe an actual case on training
Wednesday   at 4 p.m. in Speech
•Th.-
will   ■>
Cosby could add new perspec-
demonstratlon fromoi
tlon    room   through  a one-waj
window,* said Dr. G. Bruce Lo-
ganbUl,   assistant   professor  o
speech. 'Throughout the
stratlon   I  will n
and Interpret the techniques be-
correctlon major, wUl be
with a youngster who ha
culty pronouncing toe letl
Coffee wUl be served a
demonstration and stude
ask questions.
Dr. LoganbUl emphasl;
Jftgrslio  I   \oh
Leiertuf&r
<bive ir*s
imber   i
GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER CO.
RECRUITING DATE FRIDAY, DEC. 9
DEVELOPMENT ENGINEERING
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING AND CHEMISTS FOR ASSIGNMENTS
IN OUR DEVELOPMENT AND TECHNICAL SERVICE DIVISION.
POSITIONS WILL INCLUDE EXPOSURE TO TIRE DEVELOP¬
MENT, TIRE DESIGN, COMPOUNDING, ETC.
PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT TRAINING PROGRAM
ANNOUNCES CAMPUS INTERVIEWS FOR
F.LF.C TRIC AL. KLECTRONIC. INDUSTRIAL
MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERS
$6387   to $7729 PER ANNUM
ACCOUNTANTS
$6211 to $7090 PER ANNUM
MC CLELLAN HAS A CONTINUING REQUIREMENT FOR
A LARGE NUMBER OF ELECTRICAL, ELECTRONIC,
INDUSTRIAL,   MECHANICAL   &   AEROSPACE   ENGINEERS
ADMINISTRATIVE   TRAINEE   POSITIONS  ARE   IN SUCH
FIELDS AS FOLLOWS:
LOGISTICS SUPPORT
PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION
CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION
TECHNICAL SUPPLY SUPPORT
PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT
APPLICATIONS ARE BEING ACCEPTED FROM STUDENTS
WHO WILL RECEIVE THEIR BACHELORS OR MASTERS
U.S. ClvU Service Procesures Apply
U.S. ClUzenshlpRequlred
An Equal Opportunity Employer
A   RECRUITING   REPRESENTATIVE   WILL   BE   AT  THE
CAMPUS FOR PERSONAL INTERVIEWS ON
DECEMBER 8, 1966
CONSULT  YOUR   PLACEMENT  OFFICE FOR FURTHER
DETAD^S AND TO ARRANGE FOR INTERVIEW
APPOINTMENTS
Operation Fair Chance
(Continued from Pago 1) ers to work with culturally-dls-
Welfare last AprU. The grant ls advantaged children, toe Fresno
the largest aver received try a project ls designed to conduct
school at FSC. research relating to factors af-
The Fresno Centor ls part of f acting loacher-pupU rapport and
a 91,265,787 three-year project communication In disadvantaged
with tho California State College areas. Experimental work with
at Hayward and tho University of specially developed teaching ma-
Callfornla at Berkeley. terials   and techniques ls also
o- conducted.
. the key to
any girl's heart
lauderdale's
Village Flowers
Tutorials begin
hospital project
The Fresno State CoUege Tu¬
torial Committee ls beginning a
special tutoring project at the
Fresno County General Hospital.
Fred Hypes, tutorial commit¬
tee representative, said this pro¬
ject ls different from the regular
tutoring program In that it wUl
concentrate on giving social,
rather than academic aid to the
child patients In the county hos-
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN—3
Interview Calendar
The Placement Office an¬
nounces that the foUowlng
organizations   will   have
Interview
graduating seniors. Stu¬
dents must register In Ed¬
ucation-Psychology 123 In
advance of Interview dates
ent Infor¬
mation Service
TUESDAY
InternaUonal Student Infor-
Bank of America
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
WEDNESDAY
Bank of America
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
The Upjohn Company
FRIDAY
The American Institute tor
Foreign Trade
California Library Assoc.
U.S. Army Material
Command
San Jose City Police Dept.
Goodyear Tire & RubberCo.
'Most of these children,* be
said, "arc culturally and emo¬
tionally deprived.*
•It Is often the case mat their
pareola can't or won't visit them.
•Some of the children are fre¬
quent patients because of chronic
mental problems rather than phy¬
sical.*
The project will be conducted
on a 'one-for-one* basis, that ls,
one tutor for each child.
Initially,   there   will be Ave A Poetry and music recital will        The poetry and music will be
tutors conducting the project. bc presented by Fresno State taken from German and English
More will be added If the pro- CoUege students Dec. 8 at 7:30 texts. They will be read first by
gram ls successful. P>m> ta Music 100. German language students, then
Students may obtain In¬
formation concerning these
firms by contacting the
Placement Office.
Recital includes music and poetry
THE  CRIMSON  CASTLE
| Night Club atmosphere with 2 live bands! Beverages and snacks
\  served by lovely waitresses! Campus attire and 16-21 age limit!
WE CATER TO THE COLLEGIATE CROWD
sung by students o
department.
The selections wUl be In Ger¬
man except for two Shakesperian
lyrics, "Who ls Sylvia* and
•Hark, Hark the Lark.* Music
for the poems ls composed mainly
Beethoven   and
Part-time workers
are now available
to college staff
•rs are asked by Irene Fog-
derude, placement Interviewer,
to caU the Student Employment
Office at extension 478 or 479
to give them any listings.
•We have n
would like to work c
this semester as registration
aides, readers, student assist¬
ants, clerical workers, lab as-
any other type of
that can be paid from the
student   assistant   funds,*   she
WHAT TYPE OF MAN WEARS WALTER SMITH CLOTHES? He is the type of man that is
discriminating in his choice of clothes as he is, in his choice of automobiles. He knows that the
fine hand-crafted quality in this 911 Porsche is very much the same as the fine hand crafted
quality of his clothes selected at WALTER SMITH, for casual or dress wear.
GARY YAMAMOTO wears a very pale olive stripe sport-shirt by Van Heusen for $5.00 which
blends very nicely with his pale olive Levi-Nuvos. This Levi Nuvo is made of a no-iron hop-
sack sta-prest.
BOB BLACKWELDER has on a cable knit all wool sweater in heather green by Jantzen for
$20.00 and a pair of olive sta-prest Levis. Bob's shoes are portage slip-on's for $17.95.
Interview! may be scheduled at
"student Personnel Services
123 Education-Psychology
Building
The American Institute
For Foreign Trade
rHOENIX, AIIZONA