1967_12 The Daily Collegian December 1967

              THE NEWS
Folk Mass
e priests wUl celebrate th
The students wUl be hosted by
members of Alpha XI Delta, Delta
Gamma, Delta Zeta, Kappa Alpha
Theta, Kappa Kappa Gamma and
'Mother Courage' Reveals
Many Frustrations Of War
annual snow trip.
Phi Chi Theta
Book markers and mistletoe
are being sold by members of Phi
Chi Theta ln the acUvltes booth
The money raising project wUl
continue until Dec. 15.
Student Dinner
Fresno State CoUege foreign
students have been invited to
dine at several sorority houses
Thursday at 5:45 p.m.
Building.
Activities Calendar
AppUcaUons to place activities
n uie Spring si
I   In  tl
Activities Office by Dec. A5.
Applications are avaUable ln ,
Uie acUvltles ln the Administra¬
tion BuUdlng and in the Student
President's Office.
Religious Speaker
always
first in
Fresno
I* 10th ofAnu Month.
Earn from the 1st.
MmLAND
SAVINGS
llglous
vening.
dents Play: Religion," Dr. Ken-
nard wUl speak at a me*tlng of
the Inter-Varsity Christian Fel¬
lowship   at   1   p.m.  in Science
At 6:30 p.m. she wUl speak at
a meeting of the Baptist Student
Union ln  uie  Baptist  Religious
Dr. Kennard wUl be on campus
Thursday and Friday for private
counseUng. Students who wish to
make counseling appointments
should contact theBapUstStudent
Union at 227-5595.
Newman Center
The NewmanStudents Associa¬
tion wUl sponsor an aU parish
Folk Mass at 5:30 p.m. Friday
ln the Newman Center to cele¬
brate Uie Feast of the Immacu¬
late Conception. ,
Recreation Night
night wUl be held ln the Men's
and   Women's Gymnasiums  to-
available for student use ln uie
reference department of the
Fresno   County   Free   Library.
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Book Sale
The Fresno County Free Li¬
brary is selUng used books, three
for 10 cents, ln Its main branch
at 2420 Mariposa St. from 9 a.m.
to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.
By JIM BAKER
Collegian Staff Writer
A night with "Mother Courage,*
the second of the three produc¬
tions of the drama department
being presented in repertory
form, Is a night with Ann Levin,
the star of the show.
Even though Mother Courage
Is uie main character in the play
by Bertolt Brecht, Mrs. Levin's
performance  carries   the show,
Interview Dates
Are Scheduled
the-Thirty Years War in Europe
trying to make a fast dollar.
Both vocally and physically, she
Is  perfect ft
is doing a good
ble.
Marda ^
Job with U
mute daughter ofMothi
and the scene of her deatn is one
of tho most dramaUc moments
of the show. Notable perform¬
ances are also given by Henry
Webb as Ihe cook and Mel Cobb
as the Chaplain.
In complete contrast to *Lysis-
trata,*  "Mother Courage*  Is a
looking at lt from uie technical
side. A few minor technical prob¬
lems distracted from the show but
this   Is  understandable with the
f
placement, has released the new
revised teacher Interview sched¬
ule  tor  December  and January
llghUng b
e required. Tho
ord O. Graham,
m B. Newton are
The Sociology Club wUl meet
tomorrow at 4 p.m. ln Air Science
151 to discuss its constitution,
proposals for speakers and elec¬
tion of new officers.
tervlew dates for appolntm
On campus today, uie Sc
I School Dls
eeklng te
Judo Club
3 Judo Club will n
le meeting wUl Include dem-
selfdefense.
iw at 8 p.m. ln Agriculture
i discuss the Fresno State
CCR
The CalUornla CoUege Re-
pubUcans wUl meet yoday
in Social Science 105 at 1 and
6 p.m. The club newspaper, El
Colleglo, wUl be distributed.
Unk
will b
grade level. Thursday-
Park, Calif., will interview stu¬
dents for K-6 positions.
Other school districts and
grade levels and subjects are:
Dec. II, Hanford Elementary
School District, K-8; Dec. 12-14,
Fresno City Unified School Dis¬
trict, K-6, Secondary 7-12, (all
subjects); Dec. 12, Jefferson El¬
ementary School District, K-8;
Dec. 13, Tulare City Elementary
School District, Kindergarten,
Second grade; Dec. 14, Hayward
Unified School District, Elemen¬
tary K-6, Secondary, 7-8 English,
7-8 English/Girls' P.E. combin¬
ation. High School, EngUsh/Span-
lsh combination, English/Vocal
nblnatlon, and General
In "Mother Courage* Bertolt.
Brecht presents a notable If not
unique form of theatre by applying
his "epic theatre" phUosophy. He
against  a   threatre  of complete
III.::.
palhy; U
hough    "Mother    Courage"
binatlon.
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TIIE DAILY COLLEGIAN—1
FSC's Robin Hood
Three FSCers Make All-CCAA
John Culver of Bakersfleld has hopes of stirring a greater Interest
in the increasingly popular sport of archery, and he may have taken
a big step ln that direction when Uie 25-year-old Junior twanged
his way to the National Collegiate archery title two weeks ago.
Archery la not a recognized collegiate athletic activity but may be
soon since shooting arrows for accuracy wUl be Included ln Uie 1972
Olympic Games slate of events.
Culver, who proved himself the best collegiate archer ln Uie nation,
won the national title at Tempe, Ariz., against Uie best from college
campuses across the nation. And he won going away, totaling 2,838
points, nearly 100 more than the i
tackle John Stahl, and defens
back Mike Freeman have b<
named to the All-California C
leglate Athletic A
e Bulldog defen:
i. Ik' '.,
d noUce on Uie |
t  had  I
d the targets with
Winning the national crow
lege except for a $25 donatl
expenses. The rest he did on
Culver asked Uie Senate B
defraying travel expenses b
atlonal shooting. 1
liver popped 24 ci
spot foraperfectscore, an almost unheard-of
led the men's competition from start to finish,
an exotic bow specially designed for target
•B shooting for two years and yet has already
imong the elite of the nation's modern Robin
h a 35-pound pull, has a sighting device that
t rifles to shame, and a stabilizing rod with a
d to virtually eliminate all slde-to-slde movement of
FSC  I
most passes Intercepted
the record for the longest punt
return (98 yards) ln FSC history,
and set season marks ln punt
returns and punt return yardage.
Freeman Intercepted six passes
yards and two touchdowns.
Stahl led a Bulldog offensive
line that provided Uie blocking
for Robinson and Uie FSC run-
records ln passes attempted,
passes attempted, passes com¬
pleted, passing yardage, total
plays, total offense, and Indi¬
vidual career records ln all the
most touchdowns pas-
an Individual effort fi
id from Fresno State C
ty F to help defray tn
rew blanks because
Hard feelings at all. He said
>r for the college. He actually brought home
er, which goes to the school of the champion,
s might be wise to delve into Uie possibility
Robinson    and    Freeman are
All three are from Fresno.
Robinson attended Fresno High,
Freeman, McLane and Stahl, San
Joaquin     Memorial.  AU    three
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