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-COILSSIAN OutoftL3o.i
. The Fresno State College Collegkn-
Editorial
a well known point
In this issue Collegian staff members went
to uuitc a bit of trouble to put across a well
That is. Staters patronizing the "non¬
profit" coffee shop pay prices comparable to
those charged in profit-making restaurants.
That is deplorable, but the main rub of the
business is that in the case of hamburgers,
the coffee shop product is decidedly inferior
to those bought in commercial eateries.
This has been pointed out various times in
the past. Nobody takes any action, except in
one case last year the price of doughnuts was
lowered as a result of student comment.
Last year's attempt by the Collegian to
delve into the coffee shop situation was pres.
sured to a standstill with the plea from school
officials "for a little time." The only result
was the doughnut price cut.
Now. a report from the College of Puget
Sound on a recent survey of west coast col¬
lege food prices indicates that Fresno State
has the highest basic index of the eight
schools listed.
According to the survey, FSCs index is
not only the highest individual rate but is
281.5 to the average of 243.
The Collegian's point is that the coffee
shop product does not compare with that
served in money-making restaurants on a
pricc-cuality basis.
It is time someone checked into the coffee
shop situation.
Staters' food money should go further.
By IACK GRADY
" Let me at once remark that the artist (?)
who created the likeness you see below work¬
ed from a tintype and not a live model. He|
opened up the head all right but fa
show the rock*. BUT, the picture is all
The likeness is no good! The damned guy I
knows I've got three fingers on my right |
N'ow, to the events underfoot!
VARSITY VARIETIES: I wouldn'
prised if the end of the world were nta, „..,
time college studentsjlon't think they/'have
i-in>uKh talent to try out . . . it's unheard of,
to say the least! You mean ta say YOU doiVt
think you're talented?!
OITKKK STRAINING: Company . . . for-
WARD . . haarch! Hip, chop, hup foour.l
. . . smoke a luuucky
. _. And so the —'
continue their <
of study.
TWENTY-THREE
SKI-DOO: Well, any¬
way, now wc know
who NOT to take ski-
WR1TER'SGRAMP|
s, and I think may-
grampa has been
composing some o f
the material in print these days. Dictated
over a grampa-phone, perhaps.
EN GARDE: A certain inhuman being
who shall lie known only as "Herbert'
reporti-dly pr.-u-.ii-injt .■.■.vnrilsmanship al
freight rate. Seems he out with his trusty
blade and tride to cane the Collegian into
paper dolls.'
ENCORE:-The newest innovation in auto-
mobUea has been incorporated in the Bumpsy-
Daisy Kij:ht, a model of portentious porten-
tions. It has an arm under the hood that
comes out and feeds the parking meter auto-1
::;:.:;..illv! Tr,,ul,!r is vmt have to put
nickel in it, too!
LOST A.VD FROWNED: Some crass pel
son lost a good record the other day. There'
s. All tl
to be said is that the misplaced record was
"Racing With The Goon!"
YOU, YOU, YOU ARE THE THREE:
Speaking of popular slop there are scverial]
new toons that are pretty terrible. Tin Pan,
Alleyites have thrown in the tin pan. They'
better start washing dishes in the pan . .
who knows? They might meet Sleet!?
SCRAPING THE BOTTOM: Don't have ...
IS it's absolutely imperative! Hurts
Bangiri On
The Wall
iv Co1lt?KUn on Tue»-
i n.y name In b.R lelt-n *V tho
™;yf:;r"i he has athlete's foot/
RUSS CLEMENTS
YOUR CHEVRON DEALER
Irving Ivner elected crim club head
Japanese Students Club
OLIVIER Hamlet?
One Week Only - Starts Sen. Mar. 6
90c TOWER
li. t>o;lr 2.30-1:30
THEATRE MtKMS ££• ,«'.£• Hj aftti
HOCKETT-COWAN
RECORDS
OF THE
WEEK
ior 'em on HALF-PAST JUMPIN'
TIME with Ross Franklin tomorrow
2-4 PA*.—from Hock.ll-Cowon's
w — Com. in, or tun. in
HKffTT-COWAN
H FULTON ST. rUWI
VARSITY LUNCH
1472 No. VAN NESS
Serving at Reasonable Prices
BREAKFAST — LUNCH — DINNER
Complete Fountain Service
(Continued on Page 4)
Hero's your
CHANCE
HEY STUDENTS!
Kangaroo Baseball Shoes .
Track Shoes By Hyde
STALL & DEANE MITTS
TENNIS RACKETS AND BALLS
S/redno ^kt dDen
ALL ATHLETIC GEAR AND EQUIPMENT
2007 Van Ness Blvd. Phone 4-5446
— The Fresno State College Collegian —
8 bouts scheduled
to decide winners
of boxing crowns
By Phil Mcpherson
Sixteen swappers of swat will square off Friday night be-1
inning at 8:16 in Ryan's Arena to decide the championships
f eight divisions in the college intramural boxing program.
Frank Serros, 115, will face Sam Paregian, 130, in the cu
sin raiser. This bout should provide lots of action with Serros,
WAA plans ladder tennis tourney
Bulldogs to tangle]
with Cal Poly
A FIERCE MOMEMT~in V. : :y i T'lrTtout^T
•ween Cmie Koumricm and Manuel Bettencourt. Koumrian.
• v.--:: a closo decision. Emio Wild is the third man in the
- : ■:, :::.nan moots Ed Ward tonight lor the senior welter
bin, and Belloncourt will meet Al Pepper in a
FSC brOllC busters 2nd annual track
off for rodeo in Und field clinic
wilds of Arizona
set for tomorrow
By BOB MOLANDER
it Hatclirr. Stadium si
i.ntlns Hint, and op-rat
SKI SALE!
Long oi.-rwr with
Orchid Corsages
COMPLETE OVERHAUL
FRESNO SHAVER SHOP
esLJrlve-^rn
t\eilaurant
1035 OLIVE'ST.
TRY OUR
NOON LUNCHES
60c TO 90c
JOIN THE GANG AT
BORDERS ^taurant
1447 N. VAN NESS AVE.
Two Blocks South of the Campus
SPECIALIZING IN
50c BREAKFASTS AND 60c LUNCHES
Northland Skis with edges
Schneider Laminated $45.00 $29
Deluxe Solid Hickory $42.50 $30
Monarch Solid Hickory $28.50 $21
Northbilt Solid Hickory $23.25 $17
Ski Sport Laminated $36.50 $25
A real bargain in
ALL WOOL SWEATERS AND SHIRTS
Hand loomed ski sweaters $14.00 $10.25 I
Solid Color Ski Sweaters „.$ 9.00 $ 5.25 |
McGregor wool ski shirts
Ideal for that wonderful Spring Sluing
McGregors Northern Lights $10.95 $ 6.50 I
McGregors Canadian Blazer $ 7.50 $ 5.25 I
McGregors University
Scott (washable Rayon) $ 6.95 $ 4.95 I
SKI PARKAS
Men's Parkas With Hoods $13.50 $ 9.25 I
Men's Poplin Jackets $8.95 $5.75 I
Women's Parkas $14.95 $ 9.95 |
Other models down to $5.25
WOMEN'S SKI TROUSERS
Marked down to $16.25
A limited number as low as $8.50
MEN'S SKI TROUSERS
Marked down to $17.50
REGULAR $11.95 SKI RACKS
Marked down to $8.95
BOOT TREES
Regular $4.95 down to $3.25
LINED BUCKSKIN SKI MITTS
Regular $4.75 down to $3.75
SARANAC BUCKSKIN TOW GRIPPERS
Regular $3.95 now $2.95
STEEL SKI POLES
Regular $9.00 now $6.50
DOVRE BINDINGS
Regular $8.95 now $7.00
ALL WOOL SKI SOX
With reinforced toe and heel.
Regular $1.50 now $0.99
Sin 2)e,
2007 Van Ness Blvd.
Phone 4-5446 I
Object Description
| Title | 1949_03 The Daily Collegian March 1949 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1949 |
| 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 | March 4, 1949 Pg. 2-3 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1949 |
| 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 | -COILSSIAN OutoftL3o.i . The Fresno State College Collegkn- Editorial a well known point In this issue Collegian staff members went to uuitc a bit of trouble to put across a well That is. Staters patronizing the "non¬ profit" coffee shop pay prices comparable to those charged in profit-making restaurants. That is deplorable, but the main rub of the business is that in the case of hamburgers, the coffee shop product is decidedly inferior to those bought in commercial eateries. This has been pointed out various times in the past. Nobody takes any action, except in one case last year the price of doughnuts was lowered as a result of student comment. Last year's attempt by the Collegian to delve into the coffee shop situation was pres. sured to a standstill with the plea from school officials "for a little time." The only result was the doughnut price cut. Now. a report from the College of Puget Sound on a recent survey of west coast col¬ lege food prices indicates that Fresno State has the highest basic index of the eight schools listed. According to the survey, FSCs index is not only the highest individual rate but is 281.5 to the average of 243. The Collegian's point is that the coffee shop product does not compare with that served in money-making restaurants on a pricc-cuality basis. It is time someone checked into the coffee shop situation. Staters' food money should go further. By IACK GRADY " Let me at once remark that the artist (?) who created the likeness you see below work¬ ed from a tintype and not a live model. He| opened up the head all right but fa show the rock*. BUT, the picture is all The likeness is no good! The damned guy I knows I've got three fingers on my right | N'ow, to the events underfoot! VARSITY VARIETIES: I wouldn' prised if the end of the world were nta, „.., time college studentsjlon't think they/'have i-in>uKh talent to try out . . . it's unheard of, to say the least! You mean ta say YOU doiVt think you're talented?! OITKKK STRAINING: Company . . . for- WARD . . haarch! Hip, chop, hup foour.l . . . smoke a luuucky . _. And so the —' continue their < of study. TWENTY-THREE SKI-DOO: Well, any¬ way, now wc know who NOT to take ski- WR1TER'SGRAMP| s, and I think may- grampa has been composing some o f the material in print these days. Dictated over a grampa-phone, perhaps. EN GARDE: A certain inhuman being who shall lie known only as "Herbert' reporti-dly pr.-u-.ii-injt .■.■.vnrilsmanship al freight rate. Seems he out with his trusty blade and tride to cane the Collegian into paper dolls.' ENCORE:-The newest innovation in auto- mobUea has been incorporated in the Bumpsy- Daisy Kij:ht, a model of portentious porten- tions. It has an arm under the hood that comes out and feeds the parking meter auto-1 ::;:.:;..illv! Tr,,ul,!r is vmt have to put nickel in it, too! LOST A.VD FROWNED: Some crass pel son lost a good record the other day. There' s. All tl to be said is that the misplaced record was "Racing With The Goon!" YOU, YOU, YOU ARE THE THREE: Speaking of popular slop there are scverial] new toons that are pretty terrible. Tin Pan, Alleyites have thrown in the tin pan. They' better start washing dishes in the pan . . who knows? They might meet Sleet!? SCRAPING THE BOTTOM: Don't have ... IS it's absolutely imperative! Hurts Bangiri On The Wall iv Co1lt?KUn on Tue»- i n.y name In b.R lelt-n *V tho ™;yf:;r"i he has athlete's foot/ RUSS CLEMENTS YOUR CHEVRON DEALER Irving Ivner elected crim club head Japanese Students Club OLIVIER Hamlet? One Week Only - Starts Sen. Mar. 6 90c TOWER li. t>o;lr 2.30-1:30 THEATRE MtKMS ££• ,«'.£• Hj aftti HOCKETT-COWAN RECORDS OF THE WEEK ior 'em on HALF-PAST JUMPIN' TIME with Ross Franklin tomorrow 2-4 PA*.—from Hock.ll-Cowon's w — Com. in, or tun. in HKffTT-COWAN H FULTON ST. rUWI VARSITY LUNCH 1472 No. VAN NESS Serving at Reasonable Prices BREAKFAST — LUNCH — DINNER Complete Fountain Service (Continued on Page 4) Hero's your CHANCE HEY STUDENTS! Kangaroo Baseball Shoes . Track Shoes By Hyde STALL & DEANE MITTS TENNIS RACKETS AND BALLS S/redno ^kt dDen ALL ATHLETIC GEAR AND EQUIPMENT 2007 Van Ness Blvd. Phone 4-5446 — The Fresno State College Collegian — 8 bouts scheduled to decide winners of boxing crowns By Phil Mcpherson Sixteen swappers of swat will square off Friday night be-1 inning at 8:16 in Ryan's Arena to decide the championships f eight divisions in the college intramural boxing program. Frank Serros, 115, will face Sam Paregian, 130, in the cu sin raiser. This bout should provide lots of action with Serros, WAA plans ladder tennis tourney Bulldogs to tangle] with Cal Poly A FIERCE MOMEMT~in V. : :y i T'lrTtout^T •ween Cmie Koumricm and Manuel Bettencourt. Koumrian. • v.--:: a closo decision. Emio Wild is the third man in the - : ■:, :::.nan moots Ed Ward tonight lor the senior welter bin, and Belloncourt will meet Al Pepper in a FSC brOllC busters 2nd annual track off for rodeo in Und field clinic wilds of Arizona set for tomorrow By BOB MOLANDER it Hatclirr. Stadium si i.ntlns Hint, and op-rat SKI SALE! Long oi.-rwr with Orchid Corsages COMPLETE OVERHAUL FRESNO SHAVER SHOP esLJrlve-^rn t\eilaurant 1035 OLIVE'ST. TRY OUR NOON LUNCHES 60c TO 90c JOIN THE GANG AT BORDERS ^taurant 1447 N. VAN NESS AVE. Two Blocks South of the Campus SPECIALIZING IN 50c BREAKFASTS AND 60c LUNCHES Northland Skis with edges Schneider Laminated $45.00 $29 Deluxe Solid Hickory $42.50 $30 Monarch Solid Hickory $28.50 $21 Northbilt Solid Hickory $23.25 $17 Ski Sport Laminated $36.50 $25 A real bargain in ALL WOOL SWEATERS AND SHIRTS Hand loomed ski sweaters $14.00 $10.25 I Solid Color Ski Sweaters „.$ 9.00 $ 5.25 | McGregor wool ski shirts Ideal for that wonderful Spring Sluing McGregors Northern Lights $10.95 $ 6.50 I McGregors Canadian Blazer $ 7.50 $ 5.25 I McGregors University Scott (washable Rayon) $ 6.95 $ 4.95 I SKI PARKAS Men's Parkas With Hoods $13.50 $ 9.25 I Men's Poplin Jackets $8.95 $5.75 I Women's Parkas $14.95 $ 9.95 | Other models down to $5.25 WOMEN'S SKI TROUSERS Marked down to $16.25 A limited number as low as $8.50 MEN'S SKI TROUSERS Marked down to $17.50 REGULAR $11.95 SKI RACKS Marked down to $8.95 BOOT TREES Regular $4.95 down to $3.25 LINED BUCKSKIN SKI MITTS Regular $4.75 down to $3.75 SARANAC BUCKSKIN TOW GRIPPERS Regular $3.95 now $2.95 STEEL SKI POLES Regular $9.00 now $6.50 DOVRE BINDINGS Regular $8.95 now $7.00 ALL WOOL SKI SOX With reinforced toe and heel. Regular $1.50 now $0.99 Sin 2)e, 2007 Van Ness Blvd. Phone 4-5446 I |
