1967_09 The Daily Collegian September 1967

              Orientation Activities Begin
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
FRESNO    STATE    COLLEGE
VOL. I.Will, NO. 1
FRESNO. CALIFORNIA
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 11. 1967
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Tests, Fun
Await Frosh
By SANDY DKALLE
Orientation week activities
underway   with   2,800  new  !
dents getUng a first-hand vie
Fresno State College.
major advisers and al
slnkable Molly Brown," at 8p.m.
In the Little Theatre. Refresh¬
ments will be served following the
film In Graves Hall.
will be tested to determine their
physical education skills. In the
evening, all new students are In¬
vited to a picnic and hootenanny
In O'Neill Park. Tickets are 75
cents per person  and  must be
In order that group s
■ regulated, lt Is
tudents  to register In advance
Social Events
The annual New Student Recep¬
tion ls on the calendar for Thurs¬
day night at toe Newman Center
on  Barstow Avenue. Continuous
entertainment    will    be  offered
from 8 until 11 p.m. Proper at¬
tire ls coat and tie for men and
dresses  and  heels   for   women.
There  Is  no admission charge.
Students   In  grubbles   dancing
to the music of the LavendarlUU
tap for Friday from
to 11:30 p.m. Also a tradl-
,il   event,  the  Howdy  Dance
be staged In the Library quad.
Mul.
>f the Now S
tlon Committee.
Committee spokesmen urge all
of toe Library lecture-tours. The
Library staff will conduct them
Orlenta-      Insight of college life this week
Camp at Camp Sequoia.
n ureeall Th,s >ear 11!; students are ex-
Squeeze Is On For Parking
7  a.m.  to  find a parking place
Maple Avenue, and along Barstow
are also recommended. The lot
hour earlier this semester.
at  of Maple  and Shaw Avenues
provides additional space.
loss tf approximately 600 spaces
mester  will  be  on sale during
InC,. referred parking area off
registration to the Women's Gym
^Z~l# **■ Uarton Avenues.
p s" , jw parking lot at the corner
and   the  Business  Office in the
new Administration-Faculty Of¬
;v.    Maple   and   Shaw   Avenues
fice BuUdlng. The fee ls  $13.
scheduled for completion In Sep-
Students  wUl be  required  to
present both the automobile reg¬
the already overcrowded condi¬
lstraUon certificate for toe first
tions. However, due to delays by
vehicle   and    alternate   vehicle
the Office of Architecture  and
when purchasing a second vehicle
ConstrucUon In Sacramento, con-
parking permit.
strucUon will not begin untU this
Enforcement of paid parking
regulations   and  campus   speed
regulations by toe Security Patrol
the Buslnass Office suggests stu¬
wUl   begin   at  7  a.m.,  Monday
dents use public transportation or
Sept. 18. EffecUve for toe first
form car pools untU more space
time, enforcement begins at the
early hour because classes are
The  use of parking areas off
now scheduled at that time.
Sigma Chi To Sponsor
Annual Kickoff Dance
Dr.   Phyllis   V
)f students In college
college has changed
. Members  wUl  be
The 1967-68 campus social ac¬
tivities will get underway with the
26th annual Sigma Chi "Kickoff
dance on Sept. 22 from 8 p.m. to
midnight at toe Fresno Conven¬
tion Center Exhibit Hall.
Music wUl be by Ron Pearson
and the Ron Dons. Dress will be
grubby.
Steve Helnrichs, Sigma Chi
president, announced ih.it tickets
are being sold on campus bySlg-
The dance Is preceding toe
Fresno State-University of Idaho
football game on Sept. 23.
Switch To Military Time
$£onfuses FSC Students
A   touch of the  mUltary has OK,  so that  makes   midnight
come to Fresno State College. No, 2400 hours. From thereon things
not the Air Force ROTC but toe start at 0100 hours or 1 a.m..
time UsUngs In toe schedule of Except for toe addition of a few
courses. numerals those who have classes
fore noon (1200 hours) have no
s  toe p.m. hours that give
For those who have had lndoc-
trtoaUon In toe 24 hour clock lt
presents no problem (wUl the real
Gen. Westmoreland please stand
up?) but for others there may be
a Utile difficulty. Here's a little
help on that score.
toe most trouble. Everything af¬
ter 1200 hours ls added to 1200.
Quitting Ume (5 p.m. for toe 9-
5 bunch) becomes 1700 hours and
hours. Confused? So was Gen.
Custer. Good luck.
REVISED REGISTRATION SCHEDULE
Thursday, September 14
Grads (7unltsormore)-FULL
11:30 -
12:00 P - S
TIME GRADUATE STUDENTS
1:00 -
1:30 T - Z
Freshmen, Sophomores, Jun-
8:00 -    8:30 A - Gl
lors-FULL TIME STUDENTS
8:30 -    9:00 Gl - M
ONLY:
9:00 -    9:30 N - Z
1:30 -
2:00 A - Bap
Seniors who have priority and
are  FULL   TIME  STUDENTS
3:15 -
3:40 Daw - E
9:30 - 10:00 A - D
3:40 -
4:10 F - Geh
4:10 -
4:40 Gel - Ilarl
10:30 - 11:00 II - K
4:40 -
5:20 Harm - Huf
11:00 - 11:30 L -O
5:20 -
6:00 Hug - Ka
Freshmen, Sophomores, Jun-
11:15 -
12:00 So   Th
lors-FULL TIME STUDENTS
1:00 -
1:40 Tl - We
ONLY:
1:40 -
2:20 Wh - Wl
8:00 -    8^25 Ke - Lev
2:20 -
3:00. Wl-Z
8:26 -    8:50 Lew - McC
8:50 -    9:15 McD - Mup
All Limited
Students Carrying
9:15 -    9:45 Mur - Par
9:45 - 10:15 Pas - Red
3:00 -
3:40 A - F
10:15 - 10:45 Ree - Sa
3:40 -
4:20 G - M
10:45 - 11:15 Sc - Sn
4:20 -
5:00 N - Z
Note: No Audit Registrant
n until September 18th.
in of students; Alexan-
Elgorrlaga, associate professor
of foreign language.
Dr. Frederic W. Ness, presi¬
dent of toe college, wUl give a
brief address to welcome toe
entering freshmen."
RecreaUon activities wUl In¬
clude boating, swimming, base¬
ball and volleyball. A dance wUl
be held Saturday night followed by
a showing of the "Parable," a
modern Interpretation of the
story of Christ. FSC's Readers-
Sunday worship services will
be conducted by representatives
from toe Protestant, Jewish and
Catholic faiths.
Student    leaders    and  faculty
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Frosh Elections
Around Corner
Petitions for freshman class
elecUons wUl be available Sept.
25 to toe Student President's Of-
Petltlons, with toe necessary
signatures, will be due Sept. 29..
Candidates, for the two posi¬
tions of class senator will meet
Oct. 3 to discuss rules and pro¬
cedures. Time and place of toe
meeting wUl be announced later.
Campaigning wUl begin the fol¬
lowing day and last one week. A
primary election will be held Oct.
11, with a general elecUon two
days later.