1969_02 The Daily Collegian February 1969

              The Daily Collegian
LXXIV/70      FRESNO STATE COLLEGE, FRESNO, CALIFORNIA      TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4,1960
Enrollment shows minor change
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Additional 1,000
students waiting
receive a Registration
Pay Fee Card. Take this
uslness Office Cashiers
Office In Room IB
temporary  l.D.
The  late   reglst;
No booklets will be accept-
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registering for 1 to 6 units who
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iMUUOt KUI ANU ALL cWed to beat the cold wellther with a
make-shirt heater. Aside from the rain and biting cold weather, regis¬
tration procedures went more smoothly  '
New semester brings
traffic pattern changes
Report calls
local UC branch
'premature'
A report .calling any proposal
to locate a specialized campus of
the University of California In the
San Joaquin Valley 'premature,"
has been submitted to the State
Coordinating Council for Higher
Young Farmer officers
FSC trio tabbed
Students and faculty found anew
traffic pattern In operation on the
north side of the campus yester-
Three streets have been
changed to one-way traffic. The
changes allow for a smoother
flow of traffic on and off campus,
according to Chief of Security
Douglas F. Bambrtdge.
■The changes mean we double
the flow of traffic and double the
number of vehicles entering and
leaving the north stdeofthecam-
pus,'   Bambrldge said.
The change in the traffic pattern
involves Jackson and San Ramon
avenues and Campus Drive. Jack¬
son avenue, north of San Ramon
avenue, has been changed to one¬
way for traffic going north.
San Ramon avenue, which la
Immediately north of the Science
and Business buildings, has been
made one-way to westbound
traffic. The one-way traffic
flow along San Ramon Is an ex¬
tension of the one-way traffic,
which was already In operation
for traffic east of Jackson avenue.
Campus Drive, north of San
Ramon avenue, has been changed
to   one-way traffic  northbound.
V report specifically says
there la no need for specialized
health science-agricultural pro¬
gram in the Fresno area.
The study leaves the door open
crete proposals for state colleges
In 1964 a graduate school of
was proposed as an Interim step
to a new UC campus. In 19G7 the
council further recommended that
a San Joaquin Valley campus be
tied In some way to Fresno State
The current report statea there
are ways of handling university
enrollment with existing
campusea through 1977-78.
ley.
Jim Morris, president of the
FSC chaptor, was elected presi¬
dent of the San Joaquin Region
for 1969. Hewasformerlypresl-
dent of the Southern Region, while
a student at Mount San Antonio
College. Jim Ollvas was elected
vice president and Jim Koontz,
secretary and reporter.
ed treasurer. Soares is a past
president of the California Young
Farmer Association.
The college Young Farmers
will send a parliamentary pro-
pete In the statewide Young
Farmer Parliamentary Contest
today through Saturday.
The chapter will be repreaent-
ed by Dan Dooley of Hanford;
Oiin Mobley of Clovla; Richard
Brockmeyer ofBakersfleldjFred
pfaff of Clovla; and Darrell
Cordova of Raymond.
Jim Morris and JlmKoontzwlll
be the FSC delegates to the state
'Campus' mailed in summer
Students who will not be living
In Fresno next fall and would
like to have their Campus '69
mailed to them may sign up In
College Union 316. A mailing
cost of 50 cents will be charged.
Diane Dotters, Campus '69
editor,   said   all   students   who
previously   paid the mailing tea
when they reserved the Campus
College Union
Senior pictures can now be
picked up at the College Union
Information Booth.