1967_09 The Daily Collegian September 1967

              E DAILY COLLEGIAN
Monday, September 11, I
Guys, Gals Share Rooms
n in v
bers are living together as
couples, according to a current
men's magazine article.
The four couples who were
photographed in the houses where
they live openly together are
from Harvard, Cornell, Michigan
In Cambridge, Mass., for ex-
imple, a senior Radcllffe coed
moved off-campus with a Harvard
itudent. The parents, who knew,
nade no objection. Harvard didn't
to care and Radcllffe, be-
toe coed was officially in
Another couple, llvil
blocks off the campus of t
verslty ofMlchlgan share i
He
twosome to a six-room apartment
in Ann Arbor. Like most coUege
couples, they have a casual re¬
lationship - marriage ls not
really a question yet.
The magazine recalls that toe
traditional coUege roommate al¬
ways had to be a 280- pound bath-
less behemoth chosen by a
sadlsUc dean of admissions or
housing coordinator. If one tried
to sleep, he snored; If one tried
to study he played records, and
by the end ot toe year a person
really learned how to hate.
Today, toe love generation ls
apparenUy changing ail tola. As
toe CorneU students put lt, neith¬
er knows how long they wUl Uve
under the same roof. Marriage
ls only one of toe many possible
Ues In sight.
MILLBROOK UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
3620 N. MUlbrook (Between shields ti Dakota)
WORSHIP - 9 & 11 a.m.
COLLEGE BIBLE CLASS - 11 a.m.
CHANCEL CHOIR, Thursdays 7:30 p.m.,
COLLEGIANS WELCOME!
Ernest Iden Bradley. Pastor - David Brock. Youth Minister
Overseas Study
Attracts Twenty
year by 20 Fresno State College
students who are attending school
to a foreign country.
The FSC students are among
275 young people representing
Die 18 campuses of toe California
State College system who wUl be
Fees Levied Before Occupancy
By PAUL SULLIVAN, JR.
notoer semester of constru
i, dust and an Increase infe
face toe students of Fresno State
College, $9 of which goes toward
toe operaUng expences of toe
Student Union.
However, due to unforeseen
delays caused by financial and
architectural troubles toe sched¬
uled compleUon has been delayed
untU toe fall of '68 rather than
spring, as originally hoped.
This   works   somewhat   of   a
building, wlto toe su
fees would not be applied earlier
With a completion sc
PLY %eo
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WEBSTER'S SEVENTH NEW COLLEGIATE
You'll recognize it by the bright red jacket.
untrles
r the ii
ternatlonal  studies program of
toe state colleges.
Those participating are Carol
Agner, Robert Bradley, Linda
Jessing, Susan Pratt and Mar-
Jorle Schumacher, Germany; El¬
len Andreen, Gilbert Mendez and
Gall West, Franco; Terry Mow¬
bray, Diana Nobel, Ethel Sllvlera,
JoAnne Tldyman and Tony Fllgas,
Spain; Marilyn Moore, MarUyn
Nichols and Joseph Yorke, Swe¬
den; Robert Pallas, Robert Sleg-
New G.I.
Bill Help
Viet Vet
fried and Robert Williams, For¬
mosa; Kazue Sato, Japan.
In most countries, the Ameri¬
cans wUl live in dormitories with
host country students. They are
enrolled simultaneously in a state
college and a foreign university,
and courses taken abroad are In¬
corporated Into their regular
program.
Junior, senior or graduate level,
were required to meet stringent
academic, linguistic and person¬
al qualifications before being
considered for toe program.
Cost to toe students for a full
academic year range between
$1,880 and $2,380
transportation. Cost to Ui
d-trlp
a col-
The ten universities cooperat-
slty of Granada and toe Univer¬
sity of Madrid, Spain; toe
University of Uppsala and toe
University ofStockholm,Sweden;
toe University of Heidelberg and
toe Free University of Berlin,
Germany; too University of Alx-
Marsoille, France; Waseda Uni¬
versity in Tokyo, Japan;' toe
■   mtverslty  In Taiwan,
Radio KFSR
Seeks Staff
Operational personnel are
needed for KFSR, the Fresno
State College campus radio sta¬
tion. Those Interested In working
on toe radio station should call
program manager Mike Purl or
staUon manager Phil Myers at
extension 26SS.
Those who would like to work
on toe news staff may call toe
news director Paul Sullivan, Jr.
at 2655 or 487-2170.
KFSR will begin broadcasting
Sept. 18 at 3 p.m. OperaUng on
a carrier current frequency of
660 kUocycles, the station broad¬
casts to toe campus dorms from
3 p.m. to midnight Monday
through Friday.
Frosh Camp
(Continued from Page 1)
It ls hoped that toe summer re-
perlmental     college    course.
two day sessions. Subject matter
for toe retreats would Include
discussions of Important news
topics and exploring of art mu¬
seums, political n	
ters, said Janet MaUock a
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN—S
Vacancies Available In Women's Dorms
Twenty vacancies exist in the     lounges,  recreaUon rooms, and
Fresno   State CoUege women's     laundry  facUWes. Students are
dormitories, according to nous- nouBe^ 'W01t^_* ""L"1*      .
Further toformatton andappll-
lng coordinator Robert Brooks. caUons tor reservaUons may be
Both halls, Graves and Baker, obtained from toe Student Housing
each house 208 women. The halls Office,    New   Administration
are    fireproof,    alr-condlUoned BuUdlng,  room  286. The  tele-
buUdlngs   having   study   rooms, phone number ls 487-2345.
WELCOME ,     STUDENTS!
To these great days of your life!
Make them toe greatest by considering
FIRST COVENANT CHURCH
2727 N. First St.    Phone: 229-6350    NorrLs M. Peterson. Pastor
9:45 CoUege Class 11 A.M. & 7 P.M. Sunday Services
8:30 P.M. College Fellowship
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