1967_09 The Daily Collegian September 1967

              2—THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Monday. September 11.1967
Editorial
Cruel World? Tommy roH
This brief message is directed at the fresh¬
men—those who were reminded at graduation
exercises last June that .they were leaving
their sheltered high school existence and en¬
tering the "cold, cruel world.*
Their valedictory orator undoubtedly ex¬
pounded with great erudition why their gradu¬
ation was termed "commencement,*' i.e., the
graduates were commencing, or beginning, a
new life and manner of living.
That is to say, no longer would they be pam¬
pered or spoon fed. They were now cast out
into the sea of society, and would sink, swim
or merely drift along.
To the above, the knowledgeable Fresno
State College senior would comment, "tommy-
rot."
Buy a schedule of courses (but only if you
are familiar with military time) and a parking
sticker; pay the college union fee; join a fra¬
ternity or sorority (whichever organization
your gender directs.)
And welcome to four years of respite from
the "cold, cruel world.*
Carole Sarkisian
Paper Seeks
News Items
Did you get beat up at a love-
in this summer?
The Dally Collegian likes to be
kept Informed about what's going
on. So U your extracurricular
activities include any of the fol¬
lowing or anything else of Inter-
Did your fraternity buddies
climb toe heights of El Capltan
and leave you dangling? Did your
girl win a Twiggy look alike con¬
test?
Perhaps you won a mint at the
race track one day and wound up
pitching hay the nextl Are toe
men from OJt.G.Y. (Organized
Resistance of Growing Young¬
sters) planning a panty raid?
Maybe an erstwhUe roommate
was nabbed by the illustrious Se¬
curity Patrol for cultivating pot
In a planter box in front of the
new administration buUdlng.
Let toe campus newspaper In on
. Old
rt the drinking ma
Urn
We Believe In A
FREE PRESS
for fancy pants
That's what you get each time you wash and wear
our fancy pants . . . They are a happy combination
of Fashion . . . Carefree Neatness . . .and Pattern.
We have'em in Classic Tattersalls and Bold Glens.
Select From
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problems? Or maybe j
an EgypUanparachuterwho'sDow
out of a Job. And then there's toe
tale of the Summer Session stu¬
dent who coUected 32 parking
tickets and decided to stage a
"burn-in* at courthouse parkl
If you fall Into any of toe above
categories or have  a nose for
From The Student President
w*
As each new year begins edu-
and each new generation of stu¬
dents accepts new goals, values
Fresno State wUl be doing Its
utmost to keep abreast of these
changes and to flU toe ever-
changing needs of Its students.
Many segments of student gov-
slmply disappear. Each fi
studies,  with a long look
needs,  what lt  supplies
lt for toe future.
Students wUl be asked to vote
on several proposals which wUl
them more functional.
A serious attempt ls going to
i
always
first in
Fresno
Jnini'iii*'\lHii..„'d'l,.','."l'm
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tin- llllli of Am, Sfimlh.
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MIDLAND
SAVINGS
students Informed so that
they will be able to judge what
ls being done and give us their
opinions.
I sincerely hope that many stu¬
dents wUl Join us in toe task of
building this association, of which
s, into a true
cept hoUdays and examination
periods by toe Fresno State
CoUege Association. MaUsub-
scrlpUons $8 a semester, $15
a year. Editorial office Busi¬
ness 235, telephone 487-2170.
Business office, Agriculture
220, telephone 487-2266.
WELCOME BACK,
STUDENTS
& FACULTY!
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The Fresno State CoUege
Placement Office ls now placing
students In part-time Jobs for
this school year, according to
Mrs. Irene Fogderude, student
placemen! Interviewer.
The Placement Office attempts
to place students in Jobs related
to their school work. However,
most kinds of Jobs cover con¬
struction work, retaU sales,food
service, clerical, stockroom.de-
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Registration: Just
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Matter Ot   /StepS Direct Dialing
Despite the looks of things,
registration isn't as complicated
as one may think!
Follow this step by step pro¬
cess and your reglstraUon dlffl-
culUes should be kept to a mini-
Report outside main entrance
to Men's Gymnasium. Locate
your alphabeUcal deslgnaUon
to one of toe five Unes. BE
SURE TO FILL OUT all pages
of the reglstraUon booklet to
Ink, except for class schedule
which must be fUled out to
pencU. Adviser's signature
must appear on pages two and
2. Pick up your permit toRegls-
trance to toe Mcn'sGym.Glve
your last name first.
3. CHECK IN BOOTH-present
reg booklet and reg card lobe
validated. No one Is allowed
on toe gym floor without this
validation stamp.
4. CLASS CARD BOXES: present
reglstraUon booklet to toe at¬
tendant at toe proper box wlto
the D3M class schedule num¬
ber and tell toe student what
NUMBER you want and accom¬
panying lab If necessary. He
turn lt wlto toe IBM card. Be
class card. You wUl also And
LOST CARDS at this table. AU
cards must be returned to this
table and your booklet
punched. No cards are to be
returned   to   toe  class  card
6. FILL OUT REGISTRATION
BOOKLET: go W theareawith
tho chairs and All out your
booklet In Ink. Sign your name
on each IBM card. Note cor-
7. Go   through   FINAL   CHECK
OUT and give your materials
it. The reg card
Colleg^
The enUre campus, all faculty,
student and administrative facil-
lUes switched over to a new tele¬
phone system known as 'Cen¬
trex.* Installation of the new
system means that persons call¬
ing from off campus can dial di¬
rect to any extension on campus
without going through a central
switchboard.
AddlUonal benefits of Centrex
are the Ume saved to making
calls, toe economics in opera¬
tional cost of toe system and toe
fact toe telephone service will be
In effect around toe clock.
The main college number ls
487-9011.
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