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. The Fresno State College Collegian
■COUSOIAW JaL and Sbetail
^T«?3"wrc?
By RAY MOYEB
is going to write about committees, but
KaTuee^AdYertsstRg Service, Inc. $M
l^nF-
Editorial
big shot' drivers
ist on parking
student drk
n red >.
jaccnt to parking lots. They don't seem to
care that they may block other drivers from
leaving the lots.
Some of these drivers arc merely thought¬
less. Others, no doubt, are far superior in
numerous ways to the great majority who
take the trouble to park legally. But in spite
of being superior, or perhaps because of it.
rhcy should condescend to consider the other
guy or girl, who may be i
v ihe
the .
The student police can catch only a few
such Big Shots in the act. But a few would be
enough if the student court would slap a
meaningful fine on them and splash their
names around a bit, so that students who cuss
their anonymity could take a good look and
know whom they're cussing.
I find myself in bed, and whoever heard
a lying committee. Standing committees, yes,
but as tongas I am lying, I will lay the
mittecs on the table alongside the motions
and talk about the horizontal position.
There is much to be said for lying — in
bed. It gives one the Upward Look. I never re¬
alized twforc how well-cracked the plaster was
overhead. I can see designs in those cracks —
river systems, the partition of Poland or
Germany, effects of earthquake, segmenta-
tization of personality. - /
Cracked plaster ought to be just as useful
as a Rorschach test if someone was trained
in plaster. After this siege I think III hang
out my shingle. You tell me what you see in
cracked plaster and I'll tell you in which di¬
rection you're cracking.
This new learning reminds me — the doc
.-ays one of my little cartilcgc discs has slip¬
ped out from under its vertebra and changed
me from an upstanding citizen to a crook-
. d. lying one. I knew I had cartilege discs —
which are gradually being calcified — up¬
stairs. Maybe I've borrowed too many of 'cm
from my character and used 'em in my intel¬
lect. That's what's wrong with lota of bright
college boys.
I've been using these discs to record lec¬
tures on. By going round and round in the
groove I can get a fair reproduction at test
time. Of course I ]jggin with soft discs so I
ran use them over several times. This way
I can't tell anybody what I learned last year,
but I'm sure hot on this semesters' stuff.
If you have trouble with your cartilege
dw-s, and if you're weighting your-head down
with too many of 'em. and have an aching
back and weak character and have to lie,
hearken:
Lying is beneficial
On one's back.
Lying is beneficial
Done in bed,
Socially.
And to salesmen
During small talk.
Otherwise, the habit of lying should be
broken, and truth, or a facsimile, spoke
Bangiri On
The Wall
Dr. Burnett to
release survey of
popular students
PARKER OF THE WEEK—This cor, license number 6N 93 fu
was snapped last week parked on Del Mar Ave.: blocVi^
George Goodwin
named to head
new boating club
RUSS CLEMENTS
YOUR CHEVRON DEALER
2740 Van Ness Blvd.
Phone 3-1529
GEAHHMTS
HA11ID RECORD SDDP
EVERYTHING IN RECORDS
AND POPULAR MUSIC
Ths) Tower Theater
Ph.2-1321 816 0livt
On the Air
By BOB VAN HOOSAN
Art prof wins first
place in exhibit
:ITA»
Traffic studying
com recommends
parking changes
Three minor changei la parkin,
recommended to Dr. Arnold E. Joj
tee recently appointed to study th
This limited parkins area woul
hut by McLane Hall la also
:,'"-:"'
lot
JOIN THE GANG AT
BORDER'S K«lauranl
1447 N. VAN NESS AVE.
Two Blocks South of tho Campus
SPECIALIZING IN
50c BREAKFASTS AND 60c LUNCHES
*&*&& *, Mew
»~~iS.U*yi.,.,,m,l.„hy„."|*"_•"! ?"" "*""> «r»n—Mimm. buys™ ™i ».«
1.&./MF.T-lucky State Meana ^ immco
So round, ,. firm, ,0 fuI|y paek#d _ f- ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
Beiden's nine
to play under
flood-lights
Combined Bulldogs,
Pups sweep Modesto
By BOB SCHULZ
Fresno State College's freshman track and field squa
. ■ f,.] up with the first-year Bulldog varsity to roll over th^
Modesto JC Pirates, 76.6 to 49.6, Friday afternoon in Rat-
litfc .^'.aciium.
hundred fans witnessed the meet, the first outing for
Varsity gridders
to go through light
scrimmage today
preview of the 1949 Fresno State College football team
« given this afternoon when a light scrimmage will be
held on the practice field commencing at 4 p.m.
The gridders, over 60 of whom turned out last week in the
opening sessions, have been running through plays under the
iperrlslon of Head Col ' ~'
Belgian tracks are
in rough shape'
14-14 tie marks
WAA tournament
for hoop champs
ly Bowman Immc
EMESSa
. Henrlquei (M) — 10m:31.Sa.
'" low hurdlea-Colllna (F)
■'»« (M) Hanaon (F) — 20.2a.
"elln-Mllchell (M). Clelani
■ >nsen (M). — 159' 7".
M Put-Tlchenor<F).VIIllerm
inal Score: Fresno State C
BULLDOG
DDMT
SHOP
On Blackstone
Opposite Stadium
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CHOCOLATE AND
JELLY DONUTS
PHONE 4-2657
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1. out for one of tie guard .Iota.
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wluTmbeV JnT'nLuX'^
are Bill Jacobaon. Glenn Wood, Er¬
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8teele, Raj- Sprinter. Harry Schluv
out for the Graduating BUI Clancy's
center position. Dean Fife, and llar-
djr Gold.lon,
Two other speedster back, from
the Frosh team. Fibber HIrayama
donning the football togs again next
b Hort. and Ken Waner.
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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 22, 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 |
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. The Fresno State College Collegian
■COUSOIAW JaL and Sbetail
^T«?3"wrc?
By RAY MOYEB
is going to write about committees, but
KaTuee^AdYertsstRg Service, Inc. $M
l^nF-
Editorial
big shot' drivers
ist on parking
student drk
n red >.
jaccnt to parking lots. They don't seem to
care that they may block other drivers from
leaving the lots.
Some of these drivers arc merely thought¬
less. Others, no doubt, are far superior in
numerous ways to the great majority who
take the trouble to park legally. But in spite
of being superior, or perhaps because of it.
rhcy should condescend to consider the other
guy or girl, who may be i
v ihe
the .
The student police can catch only a few
such Big Shots in the act. But a few would be
enough if the student court would slap a
meaningful fine on them and splash their
names around a bit, so that students who cuss
their anonymity could take a good look and
know whom they're cussing.
I find myself in bed, and whoever heard
a lying committee. Standing committees, yes,
but as tongas I am lying, I will lay the
mittecs on the table alongside the motions
and talk about the horizontal position.
There is much to be said for lying — in
bed. It gives one the Upward Look. I never re¬
alized twforc how well-cracked the plaster was
overhead. I can see designs in those cracks —
river systems, the partition of Poland or
Germany, effects of earthquake, segmenta-
tization of personality. - /
Cracked plaster ought to be just as useful
as a Rorschach test if someone was trained
in plaster. After this siege I think III hang
out my shingle. You tell me what you see in
cracked plaster and I'll tell you in which di¬
rection you're cracking.
This new learning reminds me — the doc
.-ays one of my little cartilcgc discs has slip¬
ped out from under its vertebra and changed
me from an upstanding citizen to a crook-
. d. lying one. I knew I had cartilege discs —
which are gradually being calcified — up¬
stairs. Maybe I've borrowed too many of 'cm
from my character and used 'em in my intel¬
lect. That's what's wrong with lota of bright
college boys.
I've been using these discs to record lec¬
tures on. By going round and round in the
groove I can get a fair reproduction at test
time. Of course I ]jggin with soft discs so I
ran use them over several times. This way
I can't tell anybody what I learned last year,
but I'm sure hot on this semesters' stuff.
If you have trouble with your cartilege
dw-s, and if you're weighting your-head down
with too many of 'em. and have an aching
back and weak character and have to lie,
hearken:
Lying is beneficial
On one's back.
Lying is beneficial
Done in bed,
Socially.
And to salesmen
During small talk.
Otherwise, the habit of lying should be
broken, and truth, or a facsimile, spoke
Bangiri On
The Wall
Dr. Burnett to
release survey of
popular students
PARKER OF THE WEEK—This cor, license number 6N 93 fu
was snapped last week parked on Del Mar Ave.: blocVi^
George Goodwin
named to head
new boating club
RUSS CLEMENTS
YOUR CHEVRON DEALER
2740 Van Ness Blvd.
Phone 3-1529
GEAHHMTS
HA11ID RECORD SDDP
EVERYTHING IN RECORDS
AND POPULAR MUSIC
Ths) Tower Theater
Ph.2-1321 816 0livt
On the Air
By BOB VAN HOOSAN
Art prof wins first
place in exhibit
:ITA»
Traffic studying
com recommends
parking changes
Three minor changei la parkin,
recommended to Dr. Arnold E. Joj
tee recently appointed to study th
This limited parkins area woul
hut by McLane Hall la also
:,'"-:"'
lot
JOIN THE GANG AT
BORDER'S K«lauranl
1447 N. VAN NESS AVE.
Two Blocks South of tho Campus
SPECIALIZING IN
50c BREAKFASTS AND 60c LUNCHES
*&*&& *, Mew
»~~iS.U*yi.,.,,m,l.„hy„."|*"_•"! ?"" "*""> «r»n—Mimm. buys™ ™i ».«
1.&./MF.T-lucky State Meana ^ immco
So round, ,. firm, ,0 fuI|y paek#d _ f- ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
Beiden's nine
to play under
flood-lights
Combined Bulldogs,
Pups sweep Modesto
By BOB SCHULZ
Fresno State College's freshman track and field squa
. ■ f,.] up with the first-year Bulldog varsity to roll over th^
Modesto JC Pirates, 76.6 to 49.6, Friday afternoon in Rat-
litfc .^'.aciium.
hundred fans witnessed the meet, the first outing for
Varsity gridders
to go through light
scrimmage today
preview of the 1949 Fresno State College football team
« given this afternoon when a light scrimmage will be
held on the practice field commencing at 4 p.m.
The gridders, over 60 of whom turned out last week in the
opening sessions, have been running through plays under the
iperrlslon of Head Col ' ~'
Belgian tracks are
in rough shape'
14-14 tie marks
WAA tournament
for hoop champs
ly Bowman Immc
EMESSa
. Henrlquei (M) — 10m:31.Sa.
'" low hurdlea-Colllna (F)
■'»« (M) Hanaon (F) — 20.2a.
"elln-Mllchell (M). Clelani
■ >nsen (M). — 159' 7".
M Put-Tlchenor |
