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COUfi&IAN OutoftL3o9 - The Fresno State College Collegian - national AoWwtisingSenrice.Inc, •i:- By JACK GHADY With due respect to our Elder's, we just about didn't come Out Of The Fog this week. For some raisin (this story Is old enough to be wrinkled) wc got busy watching the words go by and almost missed the boot (we would have p t a swift one had we gotten the boot.). However, let's get on with it! FOOTBALL: This one is kind of late but y.m mieht as well sutTer with me. When FSC ►:..t Dirniigli with Santa liarb:ira a couple weeks ago there was Gaucho Marx all over1 the sriiliron! Adding dash of salt and Pep- Sports Editor - - Makeup Editor - Copy Editor • - Organizations Editor ^^ goodby to Lost Angeles. - - - "~Gene King MAL DE MER: Navy Day was Wcdnes- Bob Molander day. "Brings u" the thought that many a new - - Jack Crcoe sailor becomes "Green For A Day." Marianne Cmrnpacker APARTMENT TO LET: If anybody has an - Orarnae Osborne apartment I wish they would let seventeen of - Barbara Riechel my relatives move into it. That way there Mel Johnson would only lie twelve of us left in my flat. Photographer - - - Ronald Wightmcn Flat'. II .. II The place is bulging out at the Circulation Manager - - - Don Poole sides now with all those yahoos! Staif-Kiyolo Asaki. Don L Bcrile. John Ber- THE WATERFRONT: Well, I guess the nier. Desanka Cur:',:. M :::::•: :.r. ■:.::.i- sprjnkler has been going but front long or. Bruce Fams. lack Grady. Herb Greer, enough. Better go anil move it around lack Hall. D;n Have-, D.ck K:r.:-ey. ;cra lawn. ' :. :': -\-,K-;:-'■■'■:■". '}, Art Mar- THERE'S NO BUSINESS LIKE ! :r- BUSINESS: I wish some of the bi '■'Hf^' ' : Places around town would show a little >u HnniBv imn s inrarri in . <-j- |)Usincs<. Business is dead (and here please notice that I refrain from the old abounrtiilertakers)! THE NEON LIGHTED BAND: Somebody 1948 MATH: $4 IS $5? The college association, of which you're a member if you hold a student body card, is financially in a sorry mess. This fact will not startle members of thc student government, perhaps, but the extreme shortage of money may l>c news to many students. On Page 1 of this paper is a story report¬ ing that thc board of directors (four faculty, four students) PASSED a completely unbal- anccd budget, a budget which states that for every S5 spent on athletics this year, thc as¬ sociation will receive only $4, Athletics, though thc largest, is but one of the activities carried on by thc association. Each of thc other activities is also feeling thc shortage of money. There is nothing strange .' put their neon some of the tubes the other night. Perhaps if they'll keep their knee off next lime w.i won't lose track of Joe that way. Or maybe he cm .-moke a cigar. BENDING THE ELBOW: Do von think drinking water helps keep a person from get¬ ting stiff in the joints? UNDERNEATH THE ARCHES: In addi¬ tion to being the name of a song currently being revived those words bring to mind the cum situation. It not only gets underneath the arches of ones shoes but or. ones trousers, coat, shortsleivi-.s. and in one's hat. Ix-t's stop gumming up the jerks! AITEKNOON OF A FROWN: Today w.-'ve scraped the bottom the barrel for you. You may u«e your own misjudgement as to - f U-irrc! we used. The bottom will lie furnished on request. Accompany each request with the top of a burning grand piano. Otherwise, stave awav from me! Thoas . Its ll, increased just as those of any tends other business. However, it differs from other businesses in that its cru'ef source of "clear" income — student body cards — has not Students at FSC still (ray thc pre-war price, $10, for association membership. And that £10 is expected to do the work of $15. Ob- On thc assumption that stockholders of a corporation like to know what dividends their investments will bring, Thc Collegian in- publish all the pertinent facts con- association finances, including thc bookstore, cafeteria, coffee shop, publica- playhousc. music, publicity office, Bangin On The Wall Caravan Editor Cites Deadline, Need For Copy r. youcould hardly rs- an.l ., office. : Beside pertinent facts, W» ire Inter publish any specific an •''"r/";"'"' '" The Collegian intends financial details requested by students. It is thc students' association; they have a right Astronomer To Speak, Show Pix Of Palomar Don't be propositioned. Vote no. -"-O'Brien Commerce Majors Elect Officers Meet the Gang at the \Jtive ^fnn VAN NESS AT OLIVE FOUNTAIN SERVICE DRIVE-IN Advice Offered Veteran Students Lacking Eligibility Learn to Drive Phone 3-8237 Thru Traffic - Dual Canlroli FRESNO SCHOOL OF AUTO DRIVING MACKLAZ/liilS YOUR CAMPUS REPRESENTATIVES AT HAEBY COFFEE'S Varsity Matched Against NM Lobos The Fresno Stole College Collegian '■— \Bulldog Box: Morse Leads On \Ground, Montgomery In Air Rally Chieftain Stoner Plans Audition P*k a World Champion! OMEGA ;«r or give in _» watch, you're aa- '••ired of the same superb craftsmanship that has re¬ putedly won for Omega Priced at $60.00 up. N. NIELSEN 30-Day test of hundreds of Camel smokers revealed NO THROAT IRRITATION DUE TO SMOKING CAMELS!
Object Description
Title | 1948_10 The Daily Collegian October 1948 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1948 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Description
Title | Oct 29, 1948 Pg. 2-3 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1948 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Full-Text-Search | COUfi&IAN OutoftL3o9 - The Fresno State College Collegian - national AoWwtisingSenrice.Inc, •i:- By JACK GHADY With due respect to our Elder's, we just about didn't come Out Of The Fog this week. For some raisin (this story Is old enough to be wrinkled) wc got busy watching the words go by and almost missed the boot (we would have p t a swift one had we gotten the boot.). However, let's get on with it! FOOTBALL: This one is kind of late but y.m mieht as well sutTer with me. When FSC ►:..t Dirniigli with Santa liarb:ira a couple weeks ago there was Gaucho Marx all over1 the sriiliron! Adding dash of salt and Pep- Sports Editor - - Makeup Editor - Copy Editor • - Organizations Editor ^^ goodby to Lost Angeles. - - - "~Gene King MAL DE MER: Navy Day was Wcdnes- Bob Molander day. "Brings u" the thought that many a new - - Jack Crcoe sailor becomes "Green For A Day." Marianne Cmrnpacker APARTMENT TO LET: If anybody has an - Orarnae Osborne apartment I wish they would let seventeen of - Barbara Riechel my relatives move into it. That way there Mel Johnson would only lie twelve of us left in my flat. Photographer - - - Ronald Wightmcn Flat'. II .. II The place is bulging out at the Circulation Manager - - - Don Poole sides now with all those yahoos! Staif-Kiyolo Asaki. Don L Bcrile. John Ber- THE WATERFRONT: Well, I guess the nier. Desanka Cur:',:. M :::::•: :.r. ■:.::.i- sprjnkler has been going but front long or. Bruce Fams. lack Grady. Herb Greer, enough. Better go anil move it around lack Hall. D;n Have-, D.ck K:r.:-ey. ;cra lawn. ' :. :': -\-,K-;:-'■■'■:■". '}, Art Mar- THERE'S NO BUSINESS LIKE ! :r- BUSINESS: I wish some of the bi '■'Hf^' ' : Places around town would show a little >u HnniBv imn s inrarri in . <-j- |)Usincs<. Business is dead (and here please notice that I refrain from the old abounrtiilertakers)! THE NEON LIGHTED BAND: Somebody 1948 MATH: $4 IS $5? The college association, of which you're a member if you hold a student body card, is financially in a sorry mess. This fact will not startle members of thc student government, perhaps, but the extreme shortage of money may l>c news to many students. On Page 1 of this paper is a story report¬ ing that thc board of directors (four faculty, four students) PASSED a completely unbal- anccd budget, a budget which states that for every S5 spent on athletics this year, thc as¬ sociation will receive only $4, Athletics, though thc largest, is but one of the activities carried on by thc association. Each of thc other activities is also feeling thc shortage of money. There is nothing strange .' put their neon some of the tubes the other night. Perhaps if they'll keep their knee off next lime w.i won't lose track of Joe that way. Or maybe he cm .-moke a cigar. BENDING THE ELBOW: Do von think drinking water helps keep a person from get¬ ting stiff in the joints? UNDERNEATH THE ARCHES: In addi¬ tion to being the name of a song currently being revived those words bring to mind the cum situation. It not only gets underneath the arches of ones shoes but or. ones trousers, coat, shortsleivi-.s. and in one's hat. Ix-t's stop gumming up the jerks! AITEKNOON OF A FROWN: Today w.-'ve scraped the bottom the barrel for you. You may u«e your own misjudgement as to - f U-irrc! we used. The bottom will lie furnished on request. Accompany each request with the top of a burning grand piano. Otherwise, stave awav from me! Thoas . Its ll, increased just as those of any tends other business. However, it differs from other businesses in that its cru'ef source of "clear" income — student body cards — has not Students at FSC still (ray thc pre-war price, $10, for association membership. And that £10 is expected to do the work of $15. Ob- On thc assumption that stockholders of a corporation like to know what dividends their investments will bring, Thc Collegian in- publish all the pertinent facts con- association finances, including thc bookstore, cafeteria, coffee shop, publica- playhousc. music, publicity office, Bangin On The Wall Caravan Editor Cites Deadline, Need For Copy r. youcould hardly rs- an.l ., office. : Beside pertinent facts, W» ire Inter publish any specific an •''"r/";"'"' '" The Collegian intends financial details requested by students. It is thc students' association; they have a right Astronomer To Speak, Show Pix Of Palomar Don't be propositioned. Vote no. -"-O'Brien Commerce Majors Elect Officers Meet the Gang at the \Jtive ^fnn VAN NESS AT OLIVE FOUNTAIN SERVICE DRIVE-IN Advice Offered Veteran Students Lacking Eligibility Learn to Drive Phone 3-8237 Thru Traffic - Dual Canlroli FRESNO SCHOOL OF AUTO DRIVING MACKLAZ/liilS YOUR CAMPUS REPRESENTATIVES AT HAEBY COFFEE'S Varsity Matched Against NM Lobos The Fresno Stole College Collegian '■— \Bulldog Box: Morse Leads On \Ground, Montgomery In Air Rally Chieftain Stoner Plans Audition P*k a World Champion! OMEGA ;«r or give in _» watch, you're aa- '••ired of the same superb craftsmanship that has re¬ putedly won for Omega Priced at $60.00 up. N. NIELSEN 30-Day test of hundreds of Camel smokers revealed NO THROAT IRRITATION DUE TO SMOKING CAMELS! |