1968_02 The Daily Collegian February 1968

              FSC itudenrCourt-AII Set With Nothing To Do Bulldog Wrestlers Host Stanford
By KAREN BLANCHARD has held were for organizational
Coit»ti«n st.rr wtii«t purposes,   and   the   election of
Fresno State College's Student Jim Miller as chief Justice.
Court Is probably the only court The court has Jurlsdlctionover
In America with nothing to do. cases Involving violations of as-
Slnce the court was completed soclatlon or college rules, mls-
wlth the appolntmentoftwoJunior use  of  student  body  privileges
Justices In mid-October, no cases or properties, gambling on cam¬
pus, campus littering and use of
i   Wilson,  associate dean of profane or lend language.
court must be notified of un¬
charges against him In writing
prior to appearing In court, and
has the right to present witnesses
and counsel In his behalf.
M of ac
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to the coUege administration
which it considers best for the
welfare of the studentor students
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Mary Habib Takes Role In
Fresno Opera II Tabarror
Mary Habib, criminology de¬
partment secretary, has lead a
double life for three years.
The other side of Mrs. Hablb's
life will come to light as she
portrays the part of Gtorgetta In
"II Tabarro," to be sponsored by
the Fresno Opera Association in
>Frlday and Saturds
This marks Mr
season with the
spring when she was ca
In  "The Bartered Brie
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Arcaraz  Is  from Mexico and
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ANNOUNCEMENT
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spring in relative proportion to
the number of students enrolled
Members of tl
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Tickets for the 8 p.m. presen
ventlon Center  and Rhodes box
offices. Prices are 12.50 for stu-
Mrs. Habib began her singing
career at the age of six singing
on a children's hour broadcast
over KTRV radio In Modesto.
She continued her participation
In musical acUvltles in Junior
high and high school and at Mo¬
desto Junior College.
Before Joining the Opera As¬
sociation, Mrs. Habib sang with
the Fresno Women's Chorus and
the Community Chorus.
EUzabeth Moore, biology, and
Tom Tusan, political science.
The Junior Justices are David
Kader, political science-English,
and Barton Turner, psychology.
Wilson Is an adviser and ex-
offlclo member of the panel.
The term of office for the
Justices Is two years. Two Jus¬
tices are elected by the Student
Finnish Teacher
Joins Faculty
Joined the Fresno State College
faculty In the presence of Reijo
Helle, a geography Instructor
from Oulu University in Finland.
Born and raised In Finland,
Helle attended Turku University
and Oulu University. He received
To be eligible for election to
the court a student must have
Junior standing and a 2.25 grade
point average. All student body
officers are Ineligible for Justice
positions, and If a Justice re¬
signs he is Ineligible for any
student body office,
LA State
Sets Drug
Confab
Dr. Kenneth Kerr, FresnoState
College assistant activltes ad¬
visor; Jay Goodwin, senator for
REIJO HELLE
his PhX>. from Oulu University
in 1965 and was appointed asso¬
ciate professor of geography by
the state of Finland.
Helle was appointed associate
professor at FSC and will teach
through the Spring semester
1969. He is presently teaching
two classes of world geography
and an upper-division and grad¬
uate course on European geo¬
graphy.
graphical Association of Finland,
the Geological Association of
Finland, and the Research Asso¬
ciation of Lapland.
Prior to coming to FSC Helle
taught at Oulu University and
Vaasa Commercial School In
Finland.
;e Star
, "Organ
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or, will
Drug   Involvement,   Feb.  23-Z5
at   California  State   College   at
The three day conference,
sponsored by the National Student
Association,  wUl be held under
leof M
1   tort,
1 In-
s Include, Dr.
n Soclol
University of Cali¬
fornia at Davis; State Sen. Roger
E. Craig, Michigan; Dr. Thomas
Ungerlelder, UCLA; Dr. Sidney
Cohen, Chief Psychiatrist at
Wadsworth Hospital In Los An¬
geles; Paul Krassner, editor of
"The Realist"; Dr. HelenNowlls,
Dean of Students at the Univer¬
sity of Rochester; Charles o'
Brlen, Attorney General's office
d Dr. John S.
Toll, president of the New York
State University at Stoneybrook.
Delegates will participate In
small group discussions to de-
effects of student drug lnvolve-
suggest   solutions   to   the  prob-
student drug users as criminals
and stereotypes of adminis¬
trators as policing agents.
Cancer Society
Honors Uphold
Dr. William B. Uphold, profes¬
sor of. English and philosophy,
was recently awarded a plaque by
the American Cancer Society for
his   "distinguished     service  In
Uphold Is vice-president In
charge of programs for the
Society's local chapter. Thepro-
gram department provides can¬
cer Information to radio, tele¬
vision, schools medical person¬
nel   and  service  organizations.
STUDENTS & FACULTY
3D   BULLDOG BARBER SHOP
-M^   CAMPUS TOWN
Both Locations A
FSC Dorms - Cedar and Shaw
(Member of Bulldog Foundation)
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By KEN ROBISON
123-pound   Ron  Marquez
has
three of four  matches, will be
won eight matches this year
and
facing Stanford's tough Len Bro-
Mike Gallego, undefeated and
lost Just four. He has pinned
cher   tonight  In the   160-pound
unscored upon in dual meets so
division.  Brocher placed fourth
far this year, will lead the Fres¬
George Peverlll, who wrestles
In the NCAA last year.
no State wrestlers against Stan¬
Gallego  was  at  his best last
ford   University    tonight   at   8
week   In   the   San Diego Naval
o'clock In the FSC gym.
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Training  Center  Tournament,
The  Ail-American Gallego is
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where he won three matches by
12-0   In   dual   meets   and  has
MmmA.
pins and shut out his other two
amassed  48   points   to none for
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victims to win the 171-pound dl-
fc
The   remarkable   senior   has
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pinned   five  opponents,   won  by
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up against some pretty good men
won one match by forfeit. Gallego
t V i ;
last   weekend,* commented FSC
has   lost  only  once  all year, a
kJJ^^t
coach Dick Francis.
contested one In the UCLA tour¬
i film
Francis   attributes   Gallego's
nament where he finished with a
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match to his opponent.
FRANK KERBY
Steve Nlles  (130)  and  Frank
Kerby (heavyweight) have the next
The  Stanford match will give
best    records    on    the  Bulldog
Adams (145) and Dennis DeLlddo
the Bulldogs a good workout be¬
squad. Nlles is 10-21ndual meets
fore   their   conference-deciding
and leads the team with six pins.
three pins and DeLlddo one.
faceoff   with   long-time   CCAA
defeated In league play. ed In the CCAA meet, to be held
Francis says that the Mustangs      Feb. 24. Each team is allowed to
will be  favored over FSC, but      send one player from each weight
e   not conceding the     class.
The lineup for tonight's Stan-
137-Peverlll
145-DeLlddo
152-Joe Del Bosque
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Swimmers Seek First Win
Over Cal Poly Saturday
Its first win
I   >o j
Is the objective
of the Fresno State College swim
team Saturday.
Accomplishment of this feat
may be easlersaldthandone.The
Mustangs outpointed theBuUdogs
in the recent league relays and
ly In Hayward.
•   this weekend will be
ranee of Flip Hassett,
a Junior College, s
>   Bret  Mlckelson li
many Bulldogs wUl make the trip
to the National Championships.
League meet performances
will be of great significance ac¬
cording to Halrabedlan.
•It's conceivable an Individual
could finish third In the league
and third In the nationals,* Halr¬
abedlan stated. That's how stong
this conference Is.*
The  Bulldog's next home ap-
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Walker's Only Basket
Gives ADU Greek Title
gave Alpha Delta UpsUon a 49-
48 victory over Sigma Alpha
Epsllon   Tuesday  night for  the
Walker grabbed a rebound and
put in a shot to give his team
the win after SAE had overcome
to take the lead.
Bob Burton scored 19 of his
26 points In the second half for
the winners, while Lyn Archi¬
bald had 10 and Larry Hendrlck-
son 7. Walt Byrd led SAE with
In another championship con¬
test, Buddy Tacket tallied 28
points to lead the third league
tltUsts, ADU HI, to a 51-44
win over Sigma Chi n, winners
of the second division. VernGam-
betta scored 11 for the winners,
while Dave Harris had 12, and
Gene Souza  and Don Wltzansky
51. Mike O'Neill, Dl
nd BUI Hlnes scor
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