1968_06 The Daily Collegian June 1968

              FSC Now Charter Member
Of New Athletic Conference
Five^Movies To Be Shown
For Summer Session
latlon w.
joined the
leUc As so
California
The charter members of the
new University Division PC A A
along with FSC sre the Cali¬
fornia State College at Long
• Beach, San Jose State College,
San Diego State College and the
University of CaUfornla at Santa
Barbara. Other schools currently
under consideration for member¬
ship are California State College
at Los Angeles and theUnlverslty
'   chami
nshlp
study In  the secondary school.
Secondary Administrators ls
sponsoring an Institute and Work¬
shop for school administrators.
.   The b
In the Sec¬
ondary School Curriculum."
Again this year the College will
offer an InsUtute ln Russian. The
course, which will be taught ln the
Russian language, will cover such
areas as composition and prac¬
tical grammar, vocabulary,
building and Idiom. Translation
of Soviet press, conversaUon and
advanced oral presentation with
auxiliary training ln a language
laboratory.
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lowing sports: cross country,
golf, gymnasUcs, swimming, ten¬
nis, track, volleyball, water polo
and wrestling. FresnoState at the
moment competes ln all the
sports but gumnasUcs and volley¬
ball.
Cecil Coleman, athleUc direc¬
tor at Fresno State, said of the
new AssodaUon as it relates to
Fresno State, "I think lt will,
hopefully, have some drastic ef¬
fects on our program — all for
the better.ThenewafflllaUon will
be much more attractive sched¬
ule wise. The students on campus,
even   though   they may have the
Three Institutes
Set For Session
lng three Summer Institutes for
students   attending   this   year's
The National Science Founda¬
tion ls sponsoring one ln the field
of Mathematics. The Institute will
deal with  currently  recognized
alignment   to bring together ln-
polnt and a basic philosophy fol¬
lowing a normal escalation of
their Intercollegiate athletic pro¬
gram,* added Coleman,
"In regard lo the California
Collegiate Athletic AssoclaUon,"
Coleman stated, "we are going to
fulfill all our obligations in the
CCAA during 1968-69 ln all
sports and will go through our
regular season schedule commit¬
ments with all CCAA opponents
and attend the Conference Cham¬
pionship ln each sport. We have
not yet Indicated to theCCAAour
Intention to withdraw from the
Conference  and we will do so
The committee ls composed of
Coleman; Fred Miller, Long
Beach Stale; Bob Bronson, San
Jose State and Cedric D- .-npsey,
University of Pacific.
WIS be declared ln 1909. The new
New Coaches
Young University, will take over
and Assistant Professor ln Physi¬
cal Education. This past year he
served as a half-time trainer to
— BULLETIN —
The Fresno Slate CollegeTen-
Unlverslty Tennis Champion¬
ships today at San Antonio, Texas.
The team earned the right to
take part ln the University Di¬
vision Championships by winning
the NCAA College Division Title
last Saturday for the first time ln
the history of the school.
Bulldogs entered are Jim
Powers, Gary Odgen, Jeff Kuns,
and Andy Salonen.
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Dorothy Cish. The Story Is
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The musical entitled "Bye Bye
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The movies wll'bt/shown
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- SPKCIAI. SKMKSTKH TKHMS FOR SI I DIM S -
SUMMER
COLLEGIAN
FRESNO STATE COLLEGE
Student
Council
Wednesday
At 1PM
j
Writer Elliott
To Lecture
The Department of English ls
sponsoring a Writers' Workshop
in poetry and fiction writing dur¬
ing the Summer Session and Is
also presenting a series of three
short  story writer, George
Elliott.
Elliott will speak at 1 p.i
today ln the Indi
ture Room. Ills talk ls open to
the general public. Following his
talk he will confer with students
privately concerning their writ¬
ings. He will be on the campus
A   professor   of English  and
creative writing at Syracuse Unl-
SS Apathy Hits Council
forty students
years ago wh
procedure by d
•lonal  body  which  h
n   appointed
ments picked
gram   they   want
Mrs.   Prldgen
president   for   tl
vice-president ar
hlch was FSC's Summer
it Huntington Lake ln Ihe
Mountains In the days
.Vorld   War   II.   II  was
year's debacle.
"calling the whole thing off,"
the five, Charlotte Jerry, hus¬
band Ron Perry, Linda Perry,
Carolyn Prldgen and James Harp,
voted to keep a spark going
through this SS and conduct a
survey  on whether the students
Tutorial Program
Needs Volunteers
Gay Nineties Drama Is Next In Series
tutoring youngsters It
soelo-econon.ic areas
TIME has three dlv
nation)   Project.  Studen
may tutor youngsters ol
years of age. Readln.T Is
etiological   and   I
problems.
An all Tutorial
nineties era by Tom Taggar
will be presented ln the Fresr
State College Amphitheater c
July 6, 7 and 8.
lime is 8:30 p.m.
This old tear-jerker tells the
sad but silly story' of Lily Fair-
weather, played by Betty Miller,
pure as the driven snow; of Comp-
ton, portrayed by Don Qulnn, her
hepolsonousCra
orgery a;
o Lily,
night of his bethrothal t
he heads west. Ills fathei
Dyer) goes to Jail for his son's
crimes. That same fatal night
Lily's father (Robert Fair) es¬
capes from Ihe PennState Prison
to claim his long lost daughter.
Adding to the gaiety of the melo¬
drama are Miss Ophelia (Chris
Proctor)   and  1
how Craven Sinclair, played by-
Carl E. Jones - that sneering,
leering villain - thwarted their
Midsummer Night's 1
recently presented on tl
campus, wlllbelhefirst tr
staged  by   th
t (Ro-
I'lay
s this si
■ • pr.'s
s Lee-
'Anatomy' Is
Second Movie
■Anatomy of a Murder* Is the
second   ln   the   series   of   five
enjoyment of IheSummerSesslon
students, faculty and staff.
The movie will be shown today
In the Little Theatre at 1 p.m.
and 7 p.m. Admission ls free to
those that have a Summer Ses¬
sion activity and faculty andstaff
, Le« Remlck,
3   tOP   t!
stories entitled "An Hour ofLast
Things," was published recently
by  Harper and Row. His other
ver and Chills.*
A native of Indiana, Elliott waj
graduated from the University o
California In 1939 and receive*
aught  M
versify   of Iowa,  and  the Unl-
traveled ln France, England and
Italy and his works have appeared
ln many anthologies, magazines
and literary Journals, Including
the Quarterly Review of Litera¬
ture, the Hudson Review, Es¬
quire, the New Republic, Har¬
per's, the Paris Review and the
New York Times Magazine.
The Workshops are under the
Enrollment
Tops 1968 SS
sion on the Fresno Slate College
campus and the Bakersfleld
Campus was up 982 students over
enrolled   at   Bakersfleld  for
Last year's total enrollment w
Ben G
id Joseph N. Welcka
town bartender, claiming the man
had beaten and raped his young
wife. The ensuing trial emerges
as an adult film, complex and
confounding,   laced  with  humor
off to perfection  by a brilliant
The story Is based on the novel
by Justice John D. Voelker and
Is directed and produced by Ot'o
Premlnger.
"Anatomy of a Murder" Is
recommended for adult audiences
FSC Library
Displays Art
orks  to be shown In-
>d and weavlngs from the
Englebry, a senior art
will prepare a louring exhibit of
with the touring thea-
Cafeteria Has
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The   Cafeteria, 'for  the  first
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Iwlches   sell for  75
Bulletin Board Posters Defaced      classes Called Off July Fifth
phone 2C8-9H3,aro co-chairmen
for the program.
Students may tutor at their con¬
venience   -   morning, afternoon
college nulletln Boards.
the Tutorial Program, reported
thai  posters promoting Ihe Tu-
of the FSC Stu-
be  approved  for
hose so approved
given Summer Session students
and faculty starting with the com¬
pletion of classes on Wednesday,
July 3.
According to a memorandum
Edward M. Spencer whici. state
•Inasmuch as the Fourth of Ji
falls on Thursday this summ«
classes are to be dismissed
Friday, July 5, 1968."