1967_04 The Daily Collegian April 1967

              LETTERS
Athletes Congratulated
Editor:
On behalf of the student body,
I would like to congratulate the
FSC basketball, swimming, and
wresUlng teams for their out¬
standing performance and for the
way In which they represented our
As an elected official of thestu-
dent   body,   I had the honor and
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546 Students Named To
Fall Semester Dean s List*
Letters of commendation from Ann. Col Jaw*. John o'Nc.ij.m. Phillip iuii a«™i.r,  Lor..n l».
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pleasure of accepting for the stu¬
dent body two wresUlng team
awards - The Northern CaUfor-
nla Invitational Second Place
Trophy and the First Place Mare
Island Trophy for the CoUege
Division; and two trophies for the
basketball teams — Runner-Up
Frosh Christmas Tournament
Trophy and Second Place Holiday
Classic Trophy. These trophies
Indicate the high caliber of our
athletes and the dedication they
display for our college.
At the Winter Athletic Banquet
held on Mar. 29. I was gratified
to see what outstanding athletic
representation we have. I was
equally gratified to see the prln-
lndlvldual
Our student body Is grateful
for this effort and takes pride In
supporting such outstanding ath¬
letes. GARY YAMAMOTO
Talk Set Today On
Immunization Tests
Four     distinguished    science
speak on campus this month. They
are sponsored by the Fresno State
College Biology Department.
Dr. John H. Carr, associate
professor of bacteriology at FSC,
will speak today at 4 p.m. lnScl-
ence 121. "Primary Response By
Rabbits To Adjuvant Immuniza¬
tion With BSA" wUl be the topic.
Apr. 6, Dr. David L.ndsley,
assistant professor of physiology
at Stanford University, wUl lec¬
ture on "Brain and Behavior" In
Science 121 at 8 p.m.
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China Tries To Prove
Old Methods Superior
DAILY COfcLEOIAN—3
China U placing emphasis on Its methods. China, In turn, has
winning the Vietnam war. Why? condemned    Russia   for   being
Because she U trying to prove 'blackmaUed"   by   toe   United
that   primitive   techniques can   , States,
withstand technical force. He said that three main factors
These are the views of Robert are the cause of the Sino-Sovlet
Scalaplno.who spoke Tuesday on split.
•Battle   of  the Giants—Russia The first Is the problem of or-
and China.' ganlzaUon and leadership of toe
This Inslstance on winning toe Communist party now that It en-
war by guerrilla warfare Is due compasses two nations of differ-
in part to the Russian accusation log cultural and poUUcal back-
that China la being 'callous* In grounds.
Fraternity Seeks
New Sweetheart
Alpha Kappa Psl, professional selection.
business fraternity, is looking for All  contestants are asked to
a campus sweetheart, attend toe Alpha Kappa Psl pledge
Each year toe fraternity seeks active party Apr. 9 and the Sweet-
to elect one coed to reign as heart Tea Apr. 16. Carol MUler,
sweetheart for a year. The con- 1666-67 Campus Sweetheart, wUl
test is open to freshmen, soph- be hostess tor both events.
it be fuU-Ume from Alpha Kappa Psi members
students   and have a minimum or from toe business office In
2.25 grade point average. Those Business 106. Contestants must
vying for toe title must not be pick up their forms before Apr.
pinned or engaged at the Ume of 6.
The second major problem Is
"how to win victory,* Scalaplno
said. "Russia la In nation-to-
nation competition with the United
States. China's position to the
classic Lennlnlst position of
world revolution.*
Scalaplno added that the Chin¬
ese are not necessarily willing
to take the risk of beginning
a world revolution, but are hoping
Russia might take the lead.
The third factor which Scal¬
aplno sees as significant la toe
policy towards comrades and al¬
lies.
At the end of World War n the
situations that Russia felt should
be taken care of Included to. re¬
building of toe country, the need
for leaders to campaign and the
need to give aid to Communist
comrades and aUles.
It was In this last category that
China felt cheated.Russia's tech¬
nical aid to China was felt to be
one-sided and Russia, on the
other hand, felt that China was
wrong to use toe technological
Information  to compete against
Scalaplno  feels   that toe old
Slno-Sovlet  alliance  wUl  never
be regained.
RUSSIAN-CHINESE CONFXICT-
". . . the Sino-Sovlel alliance
will never be regained," said
Robert Scalaplno. U.C. professor
and an authority on Asia, at a
lecture Tuesday entlUed, "Battle
of toe Giants-Russia and China."
What's
Happening
LEADERSHIP CAMP APPLI¬
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to toe Sierra Sky Ranch.
SEMPER FIDELIS is sponsoring
an Armed Forces Day Queen con¬
test. Armed Forces Day wUl be
held In Fresno on May 19,1967.
Applications are available In the
Student President's Office and
are due Apr. 12.
WOMEN  BUSINESS MAJORS are
eligible for three $150 scholar¬
ships offered by the Fresno Chap¬
ter of the American Business
Women's Association. Applica¬
tions are due Friday and are
available in the Financial Aids
Office In Administration 115.
DLUE KEY, national service or¬
ganization for men, wUl meet to¬
night   In   Cafeteria Committee
BAPTIST STUDENT UNFON wUl
meet at the Southern Baptist Re¬
ligious Center Thursday at 6:30
p.m. Elections of new officers for
the fall semester Is on toe agenda.
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