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Clash At Stanford STANFORD CAP) - Hostile students and Central Intelligence Agency Job Interviewers con¬ tended ta a day-long contest of wills Wednesday at StanfordUnl- versity. Nearly 100 students spent sev¬ eral hours blocking the entrance Invitational Art Show Features FSC Talent COLLEGE COMMUNITY |CONGREGATIONAL CHURC 5S50 N. Fretno WORSHIP StBVICE AND CHURCH SCHOOL 10 a.m. The Fresno Art Invitational Show, now showing ta the Del Webb TowneHouse reads like Who's Who Among Artists ta Last year toe show referred to as the 'Protest Show* because lt was organized by artists boy¬ cotting toe Fresno District Fair, opened concurrenUy wlto toe Fair. However this year toe group wanted to avoid toe connotation of 'Protest* according to Col- len Conner Cobb, chairman. For this reason toe show was given a name and set a different date for It's run Nov. 3-19. •We think toe show has more significance than mere protest,* she explained. "Wo think of lt as a show of toe best artists locally. It Is non-Juried and is financed by the mists. Each is 'STkese Caches Si Paub Catholic Chapel at Newman Center 1571 E. BARSTOW AVE. - Phone 439-4941 MASSES:-Sund*ys, 8-10-12 Noon; Moo. ton FrL, 5 pan.; Sat. 6 Holidays, 8 a.m. CONFESSIONS: Saturdays, 3-5 p.m. and 7:30-9 a.m. and before Sunday Masses. Rev. Sergio P. Negro, Chaplain CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN 3901 E. CLINTON - Phone 227-4123 9:45 AM: CoUege Class 11:00 AM : Morning Worship Jacob T. Dick - J. D. Gllck, Pastors COLLEGE CHURCH OF CHRIST EAST BULLARD, BETWEEN FIRST AND CEDAR SUNDAY: Bible School, 9 a.m.; Morning Worship, 10 a.tn Young People, 5 p.m.; Evening Worship, 6 p.m. WEDNESDAY: Bible Study, 7:30 p.m. Dedicated to Serving the College Community FIRST METHODIST CHURCH ISllAPPENINOf SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 280 WEST SHAW AVE. - Phone 229-8371 1:00 a-m. Sunday Services - 11:00 a.m. Sunday School 8:00 p.m. - Wednesday Evening Testimonial Meetings FREE READING ROOM AND LENDING LIBRARY Open 12:00 to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH LUTHERAN CHURCH TN AMERICA - 3973 N. CEDAR (Near Ashlan) 8, 9:15* 10:30AM: WORSHD? HOLY"COMMUNION-lst Sunday and Tours. 7 ft 10 AM Philip A. Jordan, Pastor John E. Peterson, Associate Pastor Millbrook United Presbyterian Church 3620 N. MILLBROOK (Between Shields A Dakota) Worship - 9 ft 11 a.m. - College Bible Class - 10-11 a.i CoUeglate Club - Sunday 6 p.m. Ernest Ideo Bradley, Pastor - David Brock, Youth Minis! For^rldCf, Call 229-6910 or 264-0998. FIRST COVENANT CHURCH 2727 N. FIRST STREET - Phone:>229-6350 m. College Class - 11 a.m. ft 7 p.m. Sunday S 8:30 p.m. CoUege Fellowship soever were made. The Invitational wlU opendaUy from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Several Fresno State College faculty hlblUng their works. They axe Ted Greer, Patricia Packard Moore and Jean Ray Laury, students. Other exhibitors from FSC are faculty memberss Eva Abou- Gborra, Maury MaugheUl, AUen Bertoldl, Richard Delaney, Heinz Kusel, Edwin Lombard, EUen Moen Odorfer, Gayle SmaUey, Wesley Williams and Howard Statoam. Placement Calendar nounced that the foUowlng c ganlzaUons will be on camp toe week of Nov. 6-10. MONDAY Naval Air Reserve Training U Chubb ft Son, Inc.* Federal Aviation Admtals- General Electric* W.T.Grant ft Company' City and County of San Francisco' TUESDAY Ford Motor Company' General Dynamics' NaUonal Cash Register Ralston purlna Company Ryan Aeronautical Company' SheU Companies' THURSDAY Contra Costa County' PPG Indussrles* Shell Companies' FRIDAY Central Intelligence Agency' John Forbes ft Company, Owens, IUlnols Glass Co.' Security First NaUonal Bank' Tri-Dorm Dance Set Baker Hall Is sponsoring Auturo Leaves, a trl-dorm dance this Saturday from 8-11 p.m. Casual dress may be worn to the affair at which toe Codyne band wUl play. R spOtl,ght 'Yes, We Make Good Napalm ' By RILL FOSSAT "So you're toe guy who makes napalm, eh?* •That's one of toe things my company produces, yes. We mak< napalm, good napalm, and the government uses 11 ln Vietnam.' •You sound like a man w •You're very percepUve for a man who manufaci •I've been to Ohio and Minnesota'and Ohio ant that to chitchat. How s hUlslde, torn and Interviews ln front of toe cafeteria where everybody what a rotten, Inhumane organlzaUon you represent?" ■Jeez, kid, take lt easy. First you expose my conscler you want me to hang lt on a flagpole. Now, one thing at First of all, It's 'torn and battered whore they He,' n "Get picky, mister, go ahead, I'm ft for las jt you're kind of a ■Did you ever think about how the Nazi war criminals used to blame Hltlor during toe War Trials? How when a guy was finally getting naUed for executing a mUllon Jews, he'd say, 'Yeah, I did lt, but I was Just taking orders? There wasn't anything I could have done about lt? Some of my best friends are Jews?' Huh, did you ever think about that? Well you better, mister, because you sound just like Rommel sounded when he was getting toe third degree." ■You : e right Gorn ■Nevertheless, your points are well taken, sonny. I'll report them to my superiors and maybe they can relay them to toe President.* ^ "Yeah? You mean toat? ■Thanks, son. I hope U (The Fresno Stati shares the room. ■Harry, did you t It'll Jay hears about this! You're ;o easy on toe napalm this month." liked Dickie Why go to a BUSINESS COLLEGE? Here's the answer • SPECIALIZED TRAINING • CONCENTRATED STUDIES • PREPARATION FOR A CAREER IN JUST ONE YEAR • LIFETIME PLACEMENT Train at x (BilRAL CALP0RNI& COMMERCIAL COLLEGE I) 1921 TUOLUMNE - FRESNO PHONE 233-4516 Provisional Teachers Must Show Passing Exam Score cummings Work To Be Featured The Four O'clock prograi events scheduled for the week I Nov. 6-9 Include as follows: Monday-Forum "On Interpre¬ tation*, Dr. Robert McNeil, as¬ sistant professor of English, Sci¬ ence 121. Tuesday-Reading toe works of e. e. cummings, Anthony Zerbe, television and moUon picture ac¬ tor, Industrial Arts 101. Wednesday-Movie, "The Hust¬ ler*, Science 121. Thursday-Symposium, "Nov¬ els Into FUms*, Dr. Ray THE NEWS teaching service. The State Board of Education has established a passing grade of 500 on each part of toe examin¬ ation. FaUure to submit complete passing scores on both the Com¬ mon ExamtoaUon and toe Tea¬ ching Area ExamtaaUon wUl be considered faUure to pass too examlnaUon. The only excepUon concerns toe holder of a pro¬ visional standard secondary cro- brolgn language. najor subjeci y foreign language teachers, they may fulfUl this requlre- it ln two ways: (1) completing t toe Common ExamlnaUon score of 600, or (2) completing both the Common Examination (with the regular passing score of 400) and toe Modern Language AssoclaUon Foreign Language Proficiency Test, as required for Standard Designated Subjects Credential In Modern Foreign Language Issued on partial ful- Otoer Requirements 1. Each person Is required to take both toe Common Examlna¬ Uon part and one Teaching Area ExamlnaUon. (The only exception being the foreign language major 2. Those teaching ta kinder- college subject matter area of specialization. 4. Otoers teaching ta single subjects should select an examln¬ aUon from toat area ln which toe subject logically falls or college subject matter area of specialization. 5. Persons registering for the examination to fulfill renewal requirements should designate their employetag school district to receive one of toe three score reports. One of these reports must be submitted to toe Certi¬ fication Office with too appll- repeatod at subsequent testings by Individuals who do not receive passing scores. 7. If a teacher has previously passed both parts of too examln¬ aUon and submits evidence, he need not repeat toe examination. Previous results of toe Modern Lonaguage AssoclaUon Foreign Language Proficiency Tests are acceptable also. National Teacher Examlna- Uons are scheduled for Fresno State College next Feb. 3, Apr. 6, Further InformaUon may be obtained from toe educaUon of¬ fice ln Education-Psychology 'Ceylon Two' To Take Trip select as their ther "Education ln toe Elemen¬ tary' School" or * Early ChUdhood Education* as appropriate, ln addition to the Common Examlna- 3. Those teaching ln depart¬ mentalized classes ta grades seven through 12 should select the Teaching Area ExamlnaUon by using as toe basis of choice from all over led ■Ceylon Two* whose task 1 be to help develop agrlcul- e to Ceylon, i field trip lo DosPalos.Mer- The trainees sel< inlty develop- major teaching assignments or 24 tor Ceylon. i SHERMAN CLAY | Record Center | 3 GREAT ALBUMS FROM (ay) { 1 ON SALE . a^gWJli : Wes Montgomery ft J*Mtt* . jj 1 ~TjP*** j • A DAY IN THE LIFE" wJjfS^^K ! j gJrffKSS : Antonio Carlos Jobim • "WAVE" ^c-o'c-^s ^ ' i ; PhilOchs : "PLEASURE OF THE • HARBOR" jgfa 1 j «99 V H '' j fc 3»L IP IP 1 SHERMAN if CLAY .,»"»~< "J% Record Center * j Manchester Shopping Center "3" j ?r3. 1! date professor of chemistry at Washington State University, wUl hold a seminar Saturday at 10 He spclall7.es ln x-ray crys¬ tallography. The physical chemist wUl meet terested ta attending Washington State. College Y Foreign students are Invited to attend an open house at the College Y tonight from 7:30 to 10:30 o' clock. too religious group, toe open house wUl be held every Friday night for toe The Sigma Chi Mothers Club wUl hold a "Mr. Boutique" Gift Bazaar and open house Wednes¬ day ln the fraternity house at 1456 E. San Jose 10 a.m. to 4 Holiday novelUes, needlework, home cooked foods and a treasure table will be featured. Tickets may be purchased for SI at the door and include re¬ freshments and a tour of toe will present concerts Saturday and Sunday evenings In toe LltUo Theatre. Tickets are free with student body cards to toe Student President's Office. Post Art Exhibit An exhibit of 12 paintings and nine sculptures done by State Legislative Analyst A. Alan Post and his wife, Helen WUls Post, wUl be displayed ta toe Fresno State College Library -foyer starting Wednesday. The exhibit wUl remain on dis¬ play through Nov. 22. The artists will be present at a recepUon Thursday night. 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Object Description
Title | 1967_11 The Daily Collegian November 1967 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1967 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Description
Title | Nov 3, 1967 Pg. 4-5 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1967 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Full-Text-Search | Clash At Stanford STANFORD CAP) - Hostile students and Central Intelligence Agency Job Interviewers con¬ tended ta a day-long contest of wills Wednesday at StanfordUnl- versity. Nearly 100 students spent sev¬ eral hours blocking the entrance Invitational Art Show Features FSC Talent COLLEGE COMMUNITY |CONGREGATIONAL CHURC 5S50 N. Fretno WORSHIP StBVICE AND CHURCH SCHOOL 10 a.m. The Fresno Art Invitational Show, now showing ta the Del Webb TowneHouse reads like Who's Who Among Artists ta Last year toe show referred to as the 'Protest Show* because lt was organized by artists boy¬ cotting toe Fresno District Fair, opened concurrenUy wlto toe Fair. However this year toe group wanted to avoid toe connotation of 'Protest* according to Col- len Conner Cobb, chairman. For this reason toe show was given a name and set a different date for It's run Nov. 3-19. •We think toe show has more significance than mere protest,* she explained. "Wo think of lt as a show of toe best artists locally. It Is non-Juried and is financed by the mists. Each is 'STkese Caches Si Paub Catholic Chapel at Newman Center 1571 E. BARSTOW AVE. - Phone 439-4941 MASSES:-Sund*ys, 8-10-12 Noon; Moo. ton FrL, 5 pan.; Sat. 6 Holidays, 8 a.m. CONFESSIONS: Saturdays, 3-5 p.m. and 7:30-9 a.m. and before Sunday Masses. Rev. Sergio P. Negro, Chaplain CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN 3901 E. CLINTON - Phone 227-4123 9:45 AM: CoUege Class 11:00 AM : Morning Worship Jacob T. Dick - J. D. Gllck, Pastors COLLEGE CHURCH OF CHRIST EAST BULLARD, BETWEEN FIRST AND CEDAR SUNDAY: Bible School, 9 a.m.; Morning Worship, 10 a.tn Young People, 5 p.m.; Evening Worship, 6 p.m. WEDNESDAY: Bible Study, 7:30 p.m. Dedicated to Serving the College Community FIRST METHODIST CHURCH ISllAPPENINOf SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 280 WEST SHAW AVE. - Phone 229-8371 1:00 a-m. Sunday Services - 11:00 a.m. Sunday School 8:00 p.m. - Wednesday Evening Testimonial Meetings FREE READING ROOM AND LENDING LIBRARY Open 12:00 to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH LUTHERAN CHURCH TN AMERICA - 3973 N. CEDAR (Near Ashlan) 8, 9:15* 10:30AM: WORSHD? HOLY"COMMUNION-lst Sunday and Tours. 7 ft 10 AM Philip A. Jordan, Pastor John E. Peterson, Associate Pastor Millbrook United Presbyterian Church 3620 N. MILLBROOK (Between Shields A Dakota) Worship - 9 ft 11 a.m. - College Bible Class - 10-11 a.i CoUeglate Club - Sunday 6 p.m. Ernest Ideo Bradley, Pastor - David Brock, Youth Minis! For^rldCf, Call 229-6910 or 264-0998. FIRST COVENANT CHURCH 2727 N. FIRST STREET - Phone:>229-6350 m. College Class - 11 a.m. ft 7 p.m. Sunday S 8:30 p.m. CoUege Fellowship soever were made. The Invitational wlU opendaUy from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Several Fresno State College faculty hlblUng their works. They axe Ted Greer, Patricia Packard Moore and Jean Ray Laury, students. Other exhibitors from FSC are faculty memberss Eva Abou- Gborra, Maury MaugheUl, AUen Bertoldl, Richard Delaney, Heinz Kusel, Edwin Lombard, EUen Moen Odorfer, Gayle SmaUey, Wesley Williams and Howard Statoam. Placement Calendar nounced that the foUowlng c ganlzaUons will be on camp toe week of Nov. 6-10. MONDAY Naval Air Reserve Training U Chubb ft Son, Inc.* Federal Aviation Admtals- General Electric* W.T.Grant ft Company' City and County of San Francisco' TUESDAY Ford Motor Company' General Dynamics' NaUonal Cash Register Ralston purlna Company Ryan Aeronautical Company' SheU Companies' THURSDAY Contra Costa County' PPG Indussrles* Shell Companies' FRIDAY Central Intelligence Agency' John Forbes ft Company, Owens, IUlnols Glass Co.' Security First NaUonal Bank' Tri-Dorm Dance Set Baker Hall Is sponsoring Auturo Leaves, a trl-dorm dance this Saturday from 8-11 p.m. Casual dress may be worn to the affair at which toe Codyne band wUl play. R spOtl,ght 'Yes, We Make Good Napalm ' By RILL FOSSAT "So you're toe guy who makes napalm, eh?* •That's one of toe things my company produces, yes. We mak< napalm, good napalm, and the government uses 11 ln Vietnam.' •You sound like a man w •You're very percepUve for a man who manufaci •I've been to Ohio and Minnesota'and Ohio ant that to chitchat. How s hUlslde, torn and Interviews ln front of toe cafeteria where everybody what a rotten, Inhumane organlzaUon you represent?" ■Jeez, kid, take lt easy. First you expose my conscler you want me to hang lt on a flagpole. Now, one thing at First of all, It's 'torn and battered whore they He,' n "Get picky, mister, go ahead, I'm ft for las jt you're kind of a ■Did you ever think about how the Nazi war criminals used to blame Hltlor during toe War Trials? How when a guy was finally getting naUed for executing a mUllon Jews, he'd say, 'Yeah, I did lt, but I was Just taking orders? There wasn't anything I could have done about lt? Some of my best friends are Jews?' Huh, did you ever think about that? Well you better, mister, because you sound just like Rommel sounded when he was getting toe third degree." ■You : e right Gorn ■Nevertheless, your points are well taken, sonny. I'll report them to my superiors and maybe they can relay them to toe President.* ^ "Yeah? You mean toat? ■Thanks, son. I hope U (The Fresno Stati shares the room. ■Harry, did you t It'll Jay hears about this! You're ;o easy on toe napalm this month." liked Dickie Why go to a BUSINESS COLLEGE? Here's the answer • SPECIALIZED TRAINING • CONCENTRATED STUDIES • PREPARATION FOR A CAREER IN JUST ONE YEAR • LIFETIME PLACEMENT Train at x (BilRAL CALP0RNI& COMMERCIAL COLLEGE I) 1921 TUOLUMNE - FRESNO PHONE 233-4516 Provisional Teachers Must Show Passing Exam Score cummings Work To Be Featured The Four O'clock prograi events scheduled for the week I Nov. 6-9 Include as follows: Monday-Forum "On Interpre¬ tation*, Dr. Robert McNeil, as¬ sistant professor of English, Sci¬ ence 121. Tuesday-Reading toe works of e. e. cummings, Anthony Zerbe, television and moUon picture ac¬ tor, Industrial Arts 101. Wednesday-Movie, "The Hust¬ ler*, Science 121. Thursday-Symposium, "Nov¬ els Into FUms*, Dr. Ray THE NEWS teaching service. The State Board of Education has established a passing grade of 500 on each part of toe examin¬ ation. FaUure to submit complete passing scores on both the Com¬ mon ExamtoaUon and toe Tea¬ ching Area ExamtaaUon wUl be considered faUure to pass too examlnaUon. The only excepUon concerns toe holder of a pro¬ visional standard secondary cro- brolgn language. najor subjeci y foreign language teachers, they may fulfUl this requlre- it ln two ways: (1) completing t toe Common ExamlnaUon score of 600, or (2) completing both the Common Examination (with the regular passing score of 400) and toe Modern Language AssoclaUon Foreign Language Proficiency Test, as required for Standard Designated Subjects Credential In Modern Foreign Language Issued on partial ful- Otoer Requirements 1. Each person Is required to take both toe Common Examlna¬ Uon part and one Teaching Area ExamlnaUon. (The only exception being the foreign language major 2. Those teaching ta kinder- college subject matter area of specialization. 4. Otoers teaching ta single subjects should select an examln¬ aUon from toat area ln which toe subject logically falls or college subject matter area of specialization. 5. Persons registering for the examination to fulfill renewal requirements should designate their employetag school district to receive one of toe three score reports. One of these reports must be submitted to toe Certi¬ fication Office with too appll- repeatod at subsequent testings by Individuals who do not receive passing scores. 7. If a teacher has previously passed both parts of too examln¬ aUon and submits evidence, he need not repeat toe examination. Previous results of toe Modern Lonaguage AssoclaUon Foreign Language Proficiency Tests are acceptable also. National Teacher Examlna- Uons are scheduled for Fresno State College next Feb. 3, Apr. 6, Further InformaUon may be obtained from toe educaUon of¬ fice ln Education-Psychology 'Ceylon Two' To Take Trip select as their ther "Education ln toe Elemen¬ tary' School" or * Early ChUdhood Education* as appropriate, ln addition to the Common Examlna- 3. Those teaching ln depart¬ mentalized classes ta grades seven through 12 should select the Teaching Area ExamlnaUon by using as toe basis of choice from all over led ■Ceylon Two* whose task 1 be to help develop agrlcul- e to Ceylon, i field trip lo DosPalos.Mer- The trainees sel< inlty develop- major teaching assignments or 24 tor Ceylon. i SHERMAN CLAY | Record Center | 3 GREAT ALBUMS FROM (ay) { 1 ON SALE . a^gWJli : Wes Montgomery ft J*Mtt* . jj 1 ~TjP*** j • A DAY IN THE LIFE" wJjfS^^K ! j gJrffKSS : Antonio Carlos Jobim • "WAVE" ^c-o'c-^s ^ ' i ; PhilOchs : "PLEASURE OF THE • HARBOR" jgfa 1 j «99 V H '' j fc 3»L IP IP 1 SHERMAN if CLAY .,»"»~< "J% Record Center * j Manchester Shopping Center "3" j ?r3. 1! date professor of chemistry at Washington State University, wUl hold a seminar Saturday at 10 He spclall7.es ln x-ray crys¬ tallography. The physical chemist wUl meet terested ta attending Washington State. College Y Foreign students are Invited to attend an open house at the College Y tonight from 7:30 to 10:30 o' clock. too religious group, toe open house wUl be held every Friday night for toe The Sigma Chi Mothers Club wUl hold a "Mr. Boutique" Gift Bazaar and open house Wednes¬ day ln the fraternity house at 1456 E. San Jose 10 a.m. to 4 Holiday novelUes, needlework, home cooked foods and a treasure table will be featured. Tickets may be purchased for SI at the door and include re¬ freshments and a tour of toe will present concerts Saturday and Sunday evenings In toe LltUo Theatre. Tickets are free with student body cards to toe Student President's Office. Post Art Exhibit An exhibit of 12 paintings and nine sculptures done by State Legislative Analyst A. Alan Post and his wife, Helen WUls Post, wUl be displayed ta toe Fresno State College Library -foyer starting Wednesday. The exhibit wUl remain on dis¬ play through Nov. 22. The artists will be present at a recepUon Thursday night. Maderious Elected |