1967_01 The Daily Collegian January 1967

              ■ PAfLT COLUSMAH
Friday. Ja—«y «. jjjg
lETIEJS
•Chickon BriBGdo'
Editor:
As representative of the United
States Peace Corps project num¬
ber 43, 'Chicken Brigade,* I
would like to thank the President
of the CoUege, his administration
and the student body for accept¬
ing us, the Peace Corps, on cam¬
pus.
Our directors must have been
guided by a supreme light to
have found such a wonderful place
of acceptance for us. Our hearts
go out to them.
When we arrived on campus,
many of us were shy, confused,
and without good cheer. Your
warm hearts erased all of our
ill thoughts and feelings com¬
pletely.
I know by now, everyone knows
that we live In the chicken houses
and that we got wet the very first
night   we   were  in  them.  WeU,
because this Is the type of living
we have been exposed to, but be¬
cause this Is a learning erperl-
Before we came to Fresno
Stato, many of us had never soena
live chicken nor a chicken house,
leg th
n fall lr
i valley.
Each day here for us has been
Just grand. Your accommodations
have   rea^avj each of us in the
way to pay you for your hospital -
e of u
n  -:o t!
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lease, $37.50 per mo. Campus
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As the days go by, we hope that
we  might  in some way be able
appreciation to you. --
So may we say to you that, If
we had the words of poets, the
thoughts of great teachers and
the pow»»- of Kings, all we could
do or say to show our apprecla-
of the backwoods and light 'em
up to a high emotional pitch, but
a revival meeting does the same
thing. Methinks you do some
youngsters a vast disservice.
Consider: bow easy one finds it
after attending one of the per¬
formances with all those bright
lights and loud music and rhythm,
and even being allowed to con¬
verse afterwarda with someone
in the cast
drafted, bombed, taxed and mor¬
ally lectured by both sides of
that glorious patriotic mess.
HANK BRADLEY
Yamamoto answers'
Editor:
It Is sad that Walt Disney died.
I see his picture on the back of
the 'Up With People* album and
It dawns that he contributed to
them more than moral support,
since all that their theatrical
army lacked were the Mickey
Mouse ears. His studio was at
least Absolutely Unselfish enough
to donate the spirit of that moral¬
ly earth-shaking show. Perhaps
he could have devised them a new
and even more-acceptable-to-
mouior  format  If he had lived.
Your 'Sing Out '86* (make It
•67) shows are fine song-and-
dance to bring the peasantry out
Mr. Dangorflold:
I am very disappointed that you
had to use a false identity to write
your comments in the Jan. 4,1967
Collegian. Otherwise, I would
have personally invited you to the
EDDIESMmi Just had a standing ovation, to student President's Office to dis¬
cuss the past progress and ac-
government and its future goals.
It is quite evident that you have
a great many misconceptions of
me.as Student Body President
and of student government as a
whole, since I represent and work
with the system. In your letter
you have presented your personal
viewpoints without investigating
to check the validity In your state¬
ments. The least you could have
done, since you have gone to the
trouble of writing,  was to talk
moment of reflection. That Is a
gooa measure of the juvenility
of" the whole thing, gentlemen.
First, ss absolutes those virtues
are undeflnable, and only a young¬
ster or a mathematician will try
to deal in absolutes. Second, why
not come up with some moral
values that are self-sufficient
enough to dispense with the sales
efforts of a Mickey Mouse Club?
Then each of your "Sing Out '67*
shows can Absolutely Unselfishly
disband and forsake their
electric-guitar frippery to con¬
tribute that $300,000 a year to
the uncommitted peasant civilian
in   Viet   Nam   who Is  shot at,
with me, and if not me, with mem¬
bers of student govornment to see
how much truth there Is In your
accusations. Then, and only then
could you have been qualified to
pass Judgment.
Remember "Mr. Dangerfleld,"
if you or any other student wish to
discuss your thoughts concerning
my 'committments, policies,
procedures, or problems of
Fresno State,' feel entirely wel¬
come to come to the Student
President's Office. I am positive
if you are truly interested, you
will take the time to discuss these
matters. We are more than happy
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Tonight's
a good guideline as to the 'Dogs
chances of retaining the CCAA
crown which they have won the
last five years In a row.
Saturday night the Fresnans
play host to the San Fernando
Valley State Matadors at 8 p.m.
In the campus gymnasium.
LA State will bring a rugged
outfit to the arena, one that has
under its belt. The Diablos took
the top honors In the Knights of
Columbus tourney and the Kris
Kringle Klasslc.
Heading the list of top Diablos
is veteran Joe Davis. At 6-7,
Davis Is the tallest Angeleno. He
was aflrst team All-CCAA selec-
Charles Thomas Is back to give
the LA crew added rebound
strength. Thomas was the number
three carom-gatherer In the con¬
ference last season. BUI Nolan
and Joe Barnes return to give
them a pair of classy veterans.
Topping the list of newcomers
are Cary Smith, who canned 40
points In ono game; Jim Reid,
from nearby CoUege of Sequoias;
and BUI Vargo, who averaged 30
polnta-per-game t>r the fresb-
VaUey State's Matadors are
currently rated 18th In the nation
in the small coUege polls.
Mark Cooley Is the outstanding
Mat performer. He was a second
team All-CCAA choice last year
Theta, Sigma Chis fie for frat titles
Theta CM upset unbeaten Sigma
Chi, 34-31, last night In the final
game of Soctlon A competition In
the fraternities' Intramural bas¬
ketball league to tie tho losers
Ron Shea pumped in 12 points
to lead the winners whfle Dennis
Earl of the losers also chalked
up 12 markers. The two squads
are tentatively set to play off
for the UUeTuesdaynlgfatatS:15.
In other Section A play, Alpha
Phi Alpha stopped Kappa Sigma,
33-28, and Sigma Alpha EpsUon
smashed Delta Sigma Phi, 78-42.
Sigma Chi II squeaked past
Alpha Gamma Rbo, 17-15, and
Theta Chi n rolled over Lambda
Chi Alpha,41-29, toremaindead¬
locked for the Section B lead. A
playoff date will be announced
later.
Sigma Alpha Epsllon U whipped
the   Faculty,   58-30 In the final
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Rod Stubblefleld
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and placed In the top tea In both
scoring and rebounding.
Backing up Cooley Is guard stu
Schrelber who can score and Is
rated tops on defense.
The   BuUpups   wlU   also  see
schools' frosh fives at 5:45 p.m.
'Dog mafmen
face pair
of toughies
The Fresno State CoUege
wrestling team wlU get back Into
action Friday, facing San Jose
State, and then will take on Stan¬
ford Saturday. Both matches will
be on the road.
Coach Dick Francis' squad is
physicaUy stronger than tbey
have been since the first weak
of the season. With the return of
co-captain Bill Bernstein and
152-pounder Dennis DeLIddo,
only Fred Contreras, Fresno's
top 123 pounder, Is missing from
the lineup. Contreras Is out for
San Jose State and Stanford are
both capable of upsetting the
strong Bulldog unit. AU three
schools participated In the North¬
ern California Invitational Tour¬
nament at San Jose earlier in the
season, with Fresno placing
second, San Jose State third,
and Stanford fourth.
Swimmers meef
Mats, Aztecs in
double contest
Fresno State College sends Its
tankers to San Fernando VaUey
this weekend for a double-dual
meet Saturday afternoon against
San Fernando Valley state and
San Diego State.
Ara Halrabedlan's charges wlU
battle on even terms with SFVSC,
but San Diego's Aztecs, one of •
the many One coUege swim teams
In California and National Col¬
legiate Division champs the past
two years, wlU be altogether
different. In the double-dual meet
the Bulldogs and their opponents
wlU each coma out with two de¬
cisions (Halrabedlan wUl settle
for a split) to mark the opening
of the California Collegiate Ath¬
letic  Association  swim season.
Fresno began the season the
weekend before Christmas with
a 88-38 loss to the University of
Calitornia at Santa Barbara, fol¬
lowed by a good showing at the
Pacific Coast Relays at UCLA.
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