1968_11 The Daily Collegian November 1968

              Meet Long Beach tomorrow
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN    Friday
Bulldogs go for first CCAA title since 7967
Back In 1961, Cecil Coleman
guided his Fresno State College
football team to the California
Collegiate   Athletic
Don't dress up
Head   yell   leader   Bob
Lons  Beach this Saturday
eight.
There will be no dress
theme, reports Braltman.
bat students are advised to
championship and an undefeated
head   coaches   later,
Bulldogs are shooting fc
CCAA title, their first :
r the Bulldogs, as It
last try. They will
e newly-formed Pa-
Athletlc Conference
>  Joining!
dlum. Klckoff Is at 8 p.m. for the
FSC Homecoming game.
The Bow! games that the'Dogs
are hoping to gel chosen for are
the Camellia Bowl In Sacramento
and the Junior Rose Bowl In
Pasadena. It Is conceivable that
CCAA STANDINGS
■c play.
the Bulldogs ca
and possibly a berth In a post¬
season bowl game by beating the
49ers from Cal State Long Beach
tomorrow night at Ratcllffe Sta-
JV gridders in final contest
FRESNO STA'
Long Beach
Poly fSLO)
Valley State
Los Angeles
FRESNO STATE
Poly (SLO)
over Montana State and Univer¬
sity of Pacific, which would give
the Fresnans a 7-3 record, would
It Is questionable whether the
bowls would pick a 6-4 team and
doubtful that they would choose a
Therefore It is Important that
the Bulldogs win all three re¬
maining games In their schedule,
championship tomorrow night.
Another Incentive for the'Dogs
tomorrow night will be Ihe fact
that a Fresno State football team
has noi beaten Long Beach State
since  1962. The 49ers have won
the last five contests against the
Bulldogs, Including a26-14wlnln
Long Beach last year.
In olher CCAA grid action, Cal
State Los Angeles, the only other
'    "      >nferencewlthashot
a tie  f
■ Ihe t
I, will
travel to San Luis r „„,
Cal Poly. It will be a test"of the
shotgun arm of Diablo quarter¬
back John Erdhaus versus ihe
stingiest pass defense In the
CCAA. The Mustangs have al¬
lowed just 143.7 yards a game
passing, while Los Angeles has
averaged 326 yards per game In
(he air.
Valley State will meet Cal Poly
Pomona In a non-league matchup.
day against the Cal Poly frosh In
San Luis Obispo.
The Bullpups a
The   Cal   Poly   I
WANT ADS
CARRY IT..
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2250 N. WEBER
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The only true COLLEGIATE
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EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT WE
FEATURE A LIVE ROCK-N-ROLL
RAND FOR YOUR PLEASURE. ON
SUNDAYS WE HAVE THE ONLY JAM
SESSION IN FRESNO.
COLLEGE UNION
BARBER SHOP
GRAND OPENING
NOV. 11
We are here to serve you.
Come one, come all. Students. Profs.
and all employees of F.S.C.
Regular Styling. Flattops. Ivy League
and Ladies Hair Cuts
I
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After the Fresno
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Campus vehicle ordinances
to reduce traffic confusion
lo reduce Coil
regulations.
he   major   rause for ihe in-
u Bambridge terms the "bam-
without being caught.
since the 'gambler" has become
.1 serious problem. Ihe number
of citations has climbed to a
figure well over 8.000 per year.
As in all wagering situations,
the house has Ihe upper hand and
Ihe same Is true on campus.Two
officers are on patrol from early
morning to mid-afternoon. Dur¬
ing evening hours, a criminology
student and a regular officer are
of the parking detail while a
sergeant on general detail
watehss the parking lots.
The 'gambler's" favorite game
is parking on campus without a
valid parking sticker, be It a se-
in this area.
In 1967 over 3,400 citations
rover  one  half  of all citations)
valid permits.
•This year's figure is sure to
go higher simply because of In¬
creased enrollment." Bambridge
Indicated. "We are tlghteningour
grip on parking violators and will
continue to do so until the gam¬
blers give up. Other students are
paying SI3 for a parking place
and the freeloader shouldn't get
this space." Bambridge said.
Parking In thirty minute zones
for long periods of time Is the
second greatest area of viola-
lions,   totaling over  1.400 clla-
•This is the gambler's second
favorite   game,  and although we
ing   green   zones, those parking
1   Bambridge
.mex fur fines." Hiinln
The Play's the Thing1
features double cast
irodurtion   -The       TV depar
The play will feature
Student and faculty casts will
start a nine performance run of
Ferenc Molnar's comedy in the
Arena  Theatre.
The play, directed bv Phillip
Walker, rhalrman of the speech
arts department, is theatrical In
everv sense of the term. The
play-withln-the-pl'ay \ In Act III
is a lightly veiled burlesque of
the French Romantic Theater.
Molnar Is having fun at the ex¬
pense of the critics who thrived
in a bygone Budapest where the
action takes place.
The faculty cast Includes Bill
Rlstow. Ronald Johnson and Walk¬
er, speech department: William
Walsh   and Woody Hurst, music
form on Thursday ill H:ir. p.
Nov. IS and 10 al 9:ir. p
and Nov. 22. al 7:15 p.m.
The performances of Nov.
»1U star members of both I
lent and faculty casts al h
7:ir. ti.m. andO:!!". p.m.
Tickets for Ihe production i
The   box office
Ice Capades coaches
seek skating talent
Ice Capades' cos
holding auditions I
Friday  at  4 p.m.
In addition to good pay. per¬
forming with Ice Capades offers
the opportunity to 'our the United
bring their own figure skates and
costumes. Judging will he done
by the Ire Capades' "skating
coaches. Bobby Sperht and Dolly
Though amalejtr skaters need
not he champions, they must be
skaters of superior merit. Ice
Capades' professional coaching
staff will train acceptable appli¬
cants before they are assigned
specific spots in the show. Those
who do not pass the Initial audi¬
tion may try agalnafter following
8:30 a,
4:30 p.m
n Scien
Dance troupe to perform
The Merce Cunningham Dance
Company of New York will appear
in the Fresno Convention The¬
atre tonight at 8:30. ^_
The program will include
•Suite for Five" with music
by John Cage. •Winterbrancir
with music by LaMonte Young and
•How to Pass, Kick, Fall and
Run'.    All three performances
feature Cunningham with cos¬
tumes by Robert Rauschenberg.
The concert is sponsored by
the Fresno State College Union.
Tickets are available at the Fres¬
no Convention Center Box Office
and at the Student president's
Office In the College Union. Re¬
served seats are$2,$3,and$3.50
at the box office and one dollar
less on campus.
The program Is open to all
students and will consider the
problems of disadvantaged mi¬
norities. Dr. Jose Canales,
chairman of the history depart¬
ment, and Dr. William Beatty,
chairman of the anthropology-
sociology department, will con¬
duct the program.
This workshop, titled History
300, is worth one semester unit
as an upper division elective.
Sign ups will be taken In Dr.
Arne Nixon's office In the
Thomas   Administration  Build-
Publications Board
debates liquor ads
ii the Dai!
,! I'ut.ll.   l
The proposed ami
ing  in  Room   19  of
State College I.ihrar
Workshop will
be presented
entitled   'History  of  Revolution
of Rising Expectation,"    will be
Ottl.T
erlising
will    ,
r socalled 'soft'
liquors. 'Soft" liquor advertise¬
ments, and ads which report the
fact of the availability of such
beverages at certain establlsh-
- menls, will be permitted at the
discretion of the director of the
office of Information and print¬
ing.
Board members learned that
Student Directories will not be
available until Dec. 1 or later.
Earle Bassett of the Student As¬
sociation Office explained that
printing
been delivered.
In other matters, the board
elected Diana Vasquez as chair¬
man and considered dates for ac¬
cepting applications for spring
editor of the Collegian.
The board hopes to have an
editor selected by Dec. 20 and
applications should be available
from Nov. 11-29.
Urban planning
will be topic
for architect
Cisco, vice president of an archi¬
tectural design firm, will speak
on 'Concept Team Approach to
Planning Decision-Making- In
Science 161 Wednesday at 7:30
p.m.
The presentation Is part of
the campus city and regional
planning program.
The concept team Is a new
design approach to the process
of urban planning. Recently, It
has been utilized In the plan¬
ning of highways In Baltimore,
New York City, Chicago and
Seattle.
Llskamm has extensive ex¬
perience In environmental design
projects, architectural education,
research and urban design.
The program is open to the
public.