1949_02 The Daily Collegian February 1949

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By JACK GRADY
.... and have we got lota of fog to come
out of this week! So, you needn't bother read¬
ing any farther. If you thought that this
column was bad last week . . . pfui! What
follows is going to be homicide of an insecti¬
cide nature. The mosquito control people
please take notice. I give full permission
to. Collegian 	
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would-be cheats,
safeguards tests
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Editorial
for all to hear
. told tl
a   few
limp
,    night
ncy. He explained where the money goes
it students put out for student body cards.
His talk was the first of a scries to be dcliv-
rn to all students. Those who arc interest-
in matters financial should attend the next
cting, scheduled for March 9.
a student job
Fresno State graduations need improve¬
ment. It may seem a bit early to think about
graduation, but less than four months remain
before June 16. And all of that would be
needed, judging from past years, to boost the
ceremony up on a par with those of Fresno
high schools.
We could take a much-needed lesson from
Roosevelt High School, for example. At the
hast side school, a graduation is held each
June that could compete in beauty, color and
imprcssiveoess with anything Hollywood
could produce.
Some students will say graduation means
nothing to them. A good manylbiore, how¬
ever, will say it is very important. It is for
tions are held. And if they are going to be
held at all, they should be done right.
. Seniors buy their own diplomas and pay
rental for cap* and gowns. The state foots
the bill for everything else. Funds allowed
by the state are limited, a fact which largely
accounts for the drab staging of past years.
But the probability remains that a stranger
to the college would walk away from a Fresno
Now for a quick tour of the news front,
FRESNO: Then there was the college,
feasor who took a drink of water on a
night, got his pipes frown and spit ice c	
at the students all the next day. Ouch! (Dam-*
ned accurate, too!)
FOWLER: A ...
tain resident of this
fair burg was o
rested for trying
make a long dist¬
ance call on a park¬
ing meter (the offi¬
cer reported he used
filthy language '
the operator.)
SELMA: "Where
selma is heard a dis-
couragin' word . . ."
through there, or you will hear several dis¬
couraging «
CAIAVA: Whoops! Our tour was too quick.
tih well, maylx' we can catch " "
turn trip.
PORTERVILLE: Oh. Porter. Villc you
i-lieck my bags please? Hmmm. Our tour
through the newsy area of 1'orterville dis¬
closes only this interesting fact
BAh'EKSFIEM):  Swimming  pool  opera¬
tors are doing a  rushing beauty business
here. A recent dust storm turned their pools
into tremendous mud baths and the won
are flocking like mad ... or should we s
like mud! Madder than a mud hen!
TIPTON: As we tiptoe through Tipton
got stepton by a truck ton driver who m
have weighed tenton. Wo tore up the m
-tree!, tore down I side street, tore through
town and tore our pants.
SANGER: Tried vigorously to find out if
this is where the sewing machines come from
but though I gave them the needle I couldn't
find a thread of evidence.
KINGSBURG: Ah vcs. the home of the
orchestra that plays "The Swedcst Music
This side of Orosi."
CALWA: Whoops! We were going to fast
again. Maybe we can write them a letter.
What? THEY CAN TOO!
And t
State graduation with the idea that the col¬
lege was strictly second-rate, at least if he
had ever seen a ceremony of the caliber of
Roosevelt High's.
We certainly have always had the makings
of an impressive ceremony—the speakers,
the music, and the graduates. It is the staging
itself that has been lacking. Perhaps a
mittcc of seniors could be formed to wc
spite of financial shortages, on making gradu¬
ation something worth remembering.
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Cagers even win-loss   I
record as Cal Poly
is defeated 62 to 56
eo »r> 56 win over a flfhtini, Cal Poly team Tuesday night
. i'•, osevelt High gym gave the Fresno State College
g .y£ ' their 14th win in 28 starts in the 1948-49 basket-
Holmes pleads for
one more team as
keg season starts
raMtlng.    Soupy    Ho] men.    league
Aztecs and Waves
games to close
FSC hoop season
bm Kappa.~Z«u Mil. a
la Sigma Phi. Ksppa Dells     the FRESNO STATE COLLEGE FROSH basketball team which has just ended one'of
.d Alpha. Any lDdep.nd.nl      most succe_|ui of _] Freshmen team:; at Stale with 16 wins in 18 gamos played. Bolton
row lnli to right. Bob Stephenson, Jerry Downey. Bill Henry. Don Page. Lawrence Pago.
r, Harry Schlinker, Bob Mollrltig, Captain Dick CastoUo. Norm Ribera Don Greer -
ch Ernie Wild. Jim Mitchell was not present when the photo	
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Elections, changes
in constitution
covered by WAA
Pair of doubleheaders
scheduled for Varsity
Four games in two days is the schedule for Fresno State';
irsity baseballers this weekend.
Inadouble header tin* afternion tlu- Staters meet Modesto
JC in the Fresno State College Ballpark. Tomorrow it's "pack
up your ole kit bag" and travel to Tulare for
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By ABT MABGOSIAN
The Frcsna State Bullpups made it win number two over
.. r..] 1'nl. 1'n , li !.: •  in.   <la\ with a close 53 to 52 victory.
■.'..i   the 16th win in 18 starts for the ably coached Frosh
.jinu-t. The game closed the season for the Bullpups '"  -
blaze of glory.
'    in the first contest, the Frosh held a comfortable
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