1948_11 The Daily Collegian November 1948

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By BILL MACK
The formal dance is (he collegiate answer I
the three ringed circus. The formal dan.
should be banned.-
' First you. have to rent an ill-fitting suit
of armor known as the tuxedo. Next you buy
two dozen safety pins to take up the slack.
You borrow cuff links, studs and a Jiffy-
Dandy maroon bow tie. You spend two hours
fretting into the shirt, when it suddenly hits
you . . . you forgot to buy a corsage!
The next two hours are spent banging
your nose into floral shop doorp that are
just closing. After bandaging your nose you
have two alternatives.
Y'ou can steal the flowers from a we
. . . but your girl might object to wearing
a tl..ml horseshoe that says "good luck'"
you can steal the flowers from the park. This
is the best method.
In order to make the corsage look profes¬
sional you must have fem and tin foil. That
problem is easily solved. A leaf of lettuce
and the inner wrapper from a package of
Handball Entries
Due By Friday
IT MADE A DIFFERENCE
Do student members of faculty commit¬
tees have the right to vote on issues brought
before their groups?
Opinions on the subject differ. The first
case in which the student \ote assumed im¬
portance came up  in  a  curriculum commit-
bers' request to change English 100 to a two
The students on this committee were not
given a vote. If they had voted, the proposal
obviously would have ended in a tie, and
Fred Tollcn. one of the student members,
said he has "reason to believe" the proposal
would have passed had they been allowed to
The two issues should not be confused.
Any change  in  English   100 is up   to the
However, the question of whether or not
students sitting on faculty committees have a
vote should be settled. IT should be remem¬
bered, too, that just having students on the
committees is a privilege unprecedented at
other colleges.
Whether or not the students vote is a
matter for the administration to settle. But
You are now one hour late. You defy all
-1....I laws and even God's own gift of grav¬
ity to get to your date's house. She isn't
The next period of 30 minutes can be con¬
sidered as the utmost refinement of sadistic
torture. It is that terrifying time when you
must make light conversation with the girl';
and further impresses her parents with
fact that you aren't worthy of their daught-
• r** company. Y'ou bid them adieu just as the
father is reaching for the poker to resc     ''
daughter from your clutches.
During the course of the evening you
age to step on the girl's formal, rip .. ..
vealingly, .-pill punch down her neck, sprinkle
ashes over the frills and mangle her feet into
unrecognizable stumps.
You take her home and injure y.
still more Beverly as she slams the d.._. .
go home find a note from your roommate
which says, "Am out drinking with two girls,
too bad you weren't here." Take note in hand,
crumple, chew well, swallow, go to bed and
sob yourself to sleep.
II bear in
those who decide
thoughts:
In spite of all our talk about student gov¬
ernment, the faculty committees are the con
of the truly academic aspect of the college
this is the first time students actually havi
had ANY voice in these committees.
Secondly, faculty members on the curric
students 14 to 2 and could easily v
the students if they proposed anything t.
Band Wins Blue
Ribbon; San Jose
Show To Be Last
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ie Friday In San Jot
AWS Meet? Nope
Deadline Set For
Senior Pictures
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CC&UBttAN- SPORTS .fi-S-a
Battling Bulldogs
Beaten By Nevada
VVolfpack, 53-7
By BOB MOLANDER
Wolves of Nevada tamed the Battlin' Bulldogs of
;,:! to 7, in a football game that started out to be
nit ended in a route, despite the never-say-die play
highly touted Nevada passing attack didn't material-
Frosh Squad
Trimmed For
Cage Season
Cage Tournament
Teams Begin 2nd
Week Of Play
Kappa defeated Sigma Pi
Basketball Squad
As Opener Nears
hut workout, with forward Louie
>. From.Rooserelt High
Beck.  Norman  Rlbera.  and   B
Henry; Sierra Union—twin brot
Other, on the squad Ljm
Waller. Bob Slollrlne. Do.sjte.-ae,
been completed, a
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Frosh Down San Jose,
21-12, As Season Ends
BT WAHHEN VvTOIAMS
..-ino State's fighting freshman team, playing its last
game of the year, defeated the San Jose frosh eleven last
Thursday, 21 to 12, hanging up a five win-one loss record for
"ie year.
The Bullpupe had on
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ie FSC Alumni quintet.
FUMBLE  TWICE
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Bowling Mark
Broken; Sigma Pi
Leads League
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In Intramural
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