1967_12 The Daily Collegian December 1967

              4—THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Library Adds New Project
The Fresno State CoUege LI- brary a
brary has been chosen to par- good   s
Uclpate ln a project to provide enough
U Stato Library Is
directing the project. Both the
FSC Library and the Fresno
County Free Library are par¬
ticipating.
A grant from the federal gov¬
ernment will be used to hire on*
additional librarian skilled-In the
business area to give business¬
men additional help, CoUege Li¬
brarian Henry M. Madden said.
Money from uie project cannot
be used to purchase additional
The Fresno area was chosen
for the project because both the
FSC Library and the county li¬
brary have a reputation of having
good staffs, and the area has
enough commerce and Industry to
make    Uie   project worthwhUe,
Wagner Concert
Tickets Ready
Tickets tor the Roger Wagner
Chorale, which will perform at
Uie Fresno Convention Center
Theatre Wednesday at 8:30 p.m.,
are still avaUable ln the Student
£fliese Caches
$ni/rte Qjou
^fcis Sunday
Si Pauli Catholk Chapel at Newman Center
1671 E. BARSTOW AVE. - Phone 439-4541
MASSES: Sundays, 8-10-12 Noon;
Moo. thru Frl., 5 (km.; Sat. L Holidays, 8 a.m.
CONFESSIONS: Saturdays, 3-9 p.m. and 7:30-9 a-m.
and before Suaday Masses.
Ret. Sargio P. Negro, Chaplain
CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN
3901 E. CLINTON - Phone 227-4123
8:45 AM: CoUege Class
11:00 AM : Morning Worship
Jacob T. Dick - 1. D. Click, Pastors
COLLEGE CHURCH OF CHRIST
BAST BULLARD, BETWEEN FIRST AND CEDAR
SUNDAY: Blblt School, 9 a.m.; Morning Worahlp, 10 a
Young People, S p.m.; Evening Worahlp, 8 p.m.
WEDNESDAY: BlbW Study, 7:30 p.m.
id to Serving the Collage Community
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
280 WEST SHAW AVE. - Phone 229-8371
11:00 a.m. Sunday Services - 11:00 a.m. Sunday School
8:00 p.m. - Wednesday Evening Testimonial Meetings
FREE READING ROOM AND LENDING LIBRAKY
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
LUTHERAN CHURCH IN AMERICA
154 10:30AM: WORSHIP       HOLYCOMMUNlON-l
Philip A. Jordan, Pastor     John E. Peterson, Assocla
Millbrook United Presbyterian Chore
3820 N. MILLBROOK (Between Shields b Dakota)
worship - 0-4 11 a.m.   - CoUege Bible Class - 10-1
- CollegUt* Club-Sunday 8 p.m.
Ernest Id-n Bradley, Pastor    -    David Brock, Youth Ml
For rides, Call 229-8910 or 284-0998
CoUeglat* Interact - 9:45 Sunday
IdenUcal Worship Services - 8:30 and 11:80 a.
Fresno's Largest Sunday School - 9:45
Evening Warship - 7:00
New Campus Housing Is
Aimed At Fall Occupancy
Fresno State CoUege's new $3
mUlion residence hall complex,
destined tor completion by the fall
of 1988, is rapidly taking shape
between the existing dormitories
and Barton Avenue.
■As of Nov. 10, Trl-Central
Construction Company of Fresno,
the contractor, reported pro¬
gress 20 percent complete," re¬
ported Dr. Kenneth H. Beesley,
Fresno State CoUege faculty,
and students - with student body
cards may purchase Uokets at
one half price. The campus sale
sill end at 2 p.m. Wednesday.
Two tickets will be allowed per
student body card holder.
used to raise uie tut-uj
Beesley said.
The project Is being financed
by a J35 million, 40 year loan
to 11 state college campuses by
Uie United States Department of
Housing and Urban Development.
FSC's portion of the loan amount¬
ed to $3,318,000 of which
$2,871,000 was bid out on actual
dormitory construction.
"Since the money came ln the
form of a loan and not a grant, lt
must be paid back over the 40
years,* Robert S. Brooks, hous¬
ing coordinator said. Payments
wUl be made from room and board
revenue from both new and exlst-
OriglnaUy planned for occu¬
pancy (his semester, the project
met many delays ln Its early
planning stages. In January, 1983,
authorization was given the State
Office of Architecture and Con¬
struction to prepare designs and
schemaUcs.  These plans were
design to fasctlltaie 70 more resi¬
dents.
Once design problems were
aetUed, the Job was put to bid.
Original bids were as much as
20 Per cent higher than OAC es-
tlmates, and were returned tor
revision. The contract was
awarded when revised bids met
OAC estimates.
The seven buUdlng complex,
which wUl double on-campus
bousing facilities at FSC, will
house 634 students.      TentaUve
facing Barton Avenue, tour two-
story balls and the single story
commons compose the complex.
carpeted, feature larger rooms
and provide more closet apace.
Bookcases wUl not be buUt-ln,
as ln present dorm rooms, but
wUl be Incorporated ln new desk
designs. Lights wiU come on the
re additional resident ad
with a c
between the two sections.
Three types of living quarters
wUl be avaUable. There wUl be
44 single rooms, 17S double
rooms and 38 six-student suites
with  Uvlng  rooms. Two three-
machine   facUlUes  wUl  be
ded.
mlnlstraUve and dormitory
is will be housed ln the com-
. Living  quarters  tor tho
romen      lng of uie new <
Involvement Is Goal Of
Arts, Sciences Assembly
By DAVE SANTOS
le primary purposes of theAca-
emlc Assembly of the School ol
rts and Sciences, according to
) Involve all who
a special meeUngof IhoSchool      lego Chancelh
Having more stui
earned with the probl
coUege is the goal ot Roberta
GUm, uie group's chairman. Tho
attempt to Increase the Fresno
State CoUege Library hours was
cited as an example.
Assemblyman Dave He tuck an¬
ticipates Uie assembly wUl dis¬
cuss policies not traditionally
dealt with ln student government.
Assemblyman Don Teeter
agreed. "Students should be able
to determine their own educa-
Eleanor Allison, assembly
secretary, hopes Uie group wUl
be accepted as a major part of
direct the school's
upon State Col-
Glenn Dumke to
ling the library's
ien. Dave Brodle of the School
or each department In the schoo
in  its  consUtuUon tor the past see sent to the Chancellor's ot-
hree weeks. The proposed con- flee.
lUtutlon states the purposeofthe Sen.  Bruce Bronzon, another
issembly  Is to be a ltason be- senator  tor the school   voted
ween the students of the school against the resolution, saying he
aid Uie dean. thought Ihe senators should "use
Among    the more    Important their own Judgmeni
The a
nnbly
t  addltonal  Ume
ote  on Important measures In ators when Important measures
he Student Senate. are   brought  up ln  the Student
EarUer this year when CoUege Senate.
British Archaeology Study Open
Six   weeks of archaeological The course Is open to Fresno
study In England Is being offered state CoUege students and recent
to American students by tho As- graduates  with  a cumulative B
soclaUon tor Cultural Exchange, average  ln coUege  work. Pre-
a British organization. vious experience In archaeolofrv
The study  wUl  Include three Further   Information   on tho
weeks of seminar work atOxtord program Is posted ln the anthro-
Unlversity, and  three weeks at pology department ln Air Science
excavation sites ln England. 151.
Peace And Freedom
Member Airs Views
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN—3
Brando Film Showing Tonight
The College Union FUm Series      to end the ci
a amaU-Ume hoodlum,
Party Registrar and husband of
"MacBlrd!" author BarbaraGar-
Garson and his wUe are both
currenUy serving as registrars
for the new party, which Is at¬
tempting to giveCallfornla voters
for ten months, and Carson says
reviews have been'unfavorable.*
When asked what his wife Is
doing presently, Garson repUed,
'She's finishing the eighth month
of her pregnancy.* He said that
she is ln San Francisco soliciting
voters and working tori
and Freedom Party.
News Analyst At
City College Sunday
choices      become ec
11 not elect a president. "The
at president ofthe United States
11 be a Democrat or RepubU-
.lacBlrd, written by Garson';
working tor the party,
ltes for underground
i in the San Francisco
e claims that the party has
approximately 20,000 signatures
statewide, adding that lt Is very
hard to tell precisely how many
have registered.
Baubles Bangle Tomorrow
News analyst, correspondent
and author Sander Vanocur wil
speak ln the FresncTlty CoUeg
Cafeteria on Sunday at 7:30 p.m
Brinkley Report. He was form¬
erly the Washington c
dent  tor NBC  and  cover
administration of the lati
sldent John F. Kennedy.
Penny   MacDonald,  the  present
Exhibit Hall of the Fresno Con-
venUon Center. The theme tor the
ball Is Baubles, Bangles and
Beads.
selecUon Wednesday during the
The winning candidate wUl be¬
come the official hostess of Fres¬
no State College. The five final¬
ist^ are Cheryl Chase, Linda
Herman, Janet MaUock, Susie
Salto and Carol Smlttcamp.
munlcatlons (othegradua
i  and other people
California state college c
When solutions to al
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