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Page Two
- The Fresno State College Collegi
■COLLEGIAN
iL Rufkt SuL
of ^rtea
Managing Editor
Copy Editor
Out News Edits:
" fi Pnetogtapht
Bonny Phillips
...Bonnie Beeman
Betty -Ks>nt
lanet Adams
lean McCain
Jim Hobbs
Sporkt Writers Bob Minor and Btucb Farris inr yon «
Rsptrlsrs—Rus Atkcns. Aj.i:s Skew. Us Soto. Alll
For Genuine Security
arc enrolling in colleen throughout the country,
turning down the prospect of immediate cm-
Mao* people arc wondennc. what has malts It.
chanced the ex-serviceman's outlook to the
extent of placing a steadily paying job sec- spordlea
ondjry in importance to the long grind of cdu-
What does make a man return to academic
to to doe
studies after he has been to England. Italy.
you: mads
France. Germany. Guna or Japan on the fight-
>■"■ -
Within rou, the college student, and pcr-
:':;: :'::
b..ir-- •.'..:: vo.:, the faculrv member, this ques¬
tion rr.av have arisen, as the number of ex-
Th- 11-
servicemen increases on the campus daily.
Tt..f. .,]
There arc quite a few answers to the ques¬
tion. But when all of the answers arc reduced
they stand for two words, "genuine sccuritv."
warm t
Genuine sccuritv is what the ex-serviceman
Ops.
is striving to obtain.
T'-"
The two words mean the ability of each per¬
■>..
son to improve his economic and social position.
Now
so that He can take advantage of every favorable
Th. or
number of complex problems of this era.
I'iT'tT'
A result of questioning the veterans on the
your othe
campus seems to indicate that its'the veteran
turn It or
FSC Sports Writer Predicts
Results of 8 Bowl Games
By Bruce Fama
Posters Will Designate
Outgoing Mail Facilities
obvious, clouded perhaps by the goal which As sooo
o l,e
ahead.
A typical view of the veteran is, "Where
will I be at the age of -10 years, if 1 now turn
down the wonderful opportunity of education,
offered to mc by my government?"—Stoeckel.
Union Control •
Now that the Board of Union Conttol has
been reactivated and the co-ed lounge govern¬
ing body organized, it is hoped that students
will pay more respect to their privileges in the
union than they have been so far this year.
Suggestions have been made for cleaning up
the student lounge and adding card tables and
chairs if the board decides to allow bridge play¬
ing in the lounge.
If this addition is made, students must re¬
spect their privileges, or the union may be
closed and remain so until the powers that be
feel that students will recognize the fact that
the co-ed lounge is not a place for destruction.
Suggestions have been made to have the
senior class, all the members of which should
realize proper respect, police the union and to
have any student found gambling in the union
brought" before the student court for jurisdic-
It must be recognized that there is a time and
place for everything, and college is certainly no
place for gambling. There is a question of
whether it is even a place for bridge playing,
although arguments may be made for it.
With the new governing bodies, students will
probably become aware of their responsibilities
to the school. It is up to each individual student
to see that be does.
Statistics show that more than half the stu-
u.mmmwwm.tmu * w w'-'wJEimww
not only possible, but also very prob-
iblc, that the majority of those students recei
sfactory notices are those who are
school cither because of the social aspects
because of parental advice or prefe
: students 1
away time in the lounge playing cards, in the
coffee shop drinking cokes and talkii
friends, or at activities other than those of the
universally true, but it
probably is to a great
son's responsibility as a student to see that his
work at the college comes before
pit
■COUSOIAH SPORTS
— The Fresno State College Collegian -
Drake Bulldogs
To Arrive Early,
See Yosemite
SAHOS TO PERFORM
tboae from Bauicer, Belme. F
Short Shavings
Bulldogs to Tangle 1
IV Basketballers
With Chico State
Lose to Hammer
In Two Games
Fresno State'. Junior varsity bas
ayveea, bat the Dullpup. played
Coach Hal Bo,Uy baa been
tuner, MS-ls at half, and <f-ts ai
Roy Taylor paced too staters
with IS potnu. followed by Bo.
FORWARDS HOT
nark with I. and One iiaihlaa
Domination the scan. In the Ca
Poly cam., vara forward. Louis
Shield, sent ]S points throurh
Papec, V.ni Randall and LsRoy
lehaall sad P»UU> retina sack
.bllid b»V.ue'Srtotal Mi
and dark, forward.: Taylor. «-
bl. bor. plenty of shootlr.r prec
whole will Improve
;ri}LSI"b,r££F:f
p/rlce'Tbaaketba.'.' e^wX-S
thou.b playlmt tab eu ol lit
E:nlT™HrH3"H
Howl pracUeea by Freano state
ner," of'th'e^fl'oor^w'bl!" stands!
Handball Competition
like. U> .Ink Ibem from bait court
To Continue Next Week
COLDS TROUBLE TEAM
CompeUtlon will continue nelt
Cnr.MMrlMaTweH.Trrtlinand
Preiser detested William Morad
!.'wT..,'!,i"nT'L,'Tb^r^LKh0sCiJ
Barbara Hayes
Announces Troth
Dr. Phillips Attends
International Parley
Zeta Theta to Elect
Semester Officers
Siqma Taus to Sponsor
Raisin Bowl Dance
G.O.DIMOCK
Shirley Efird
Sets Wedding Date
Episcopal Cathedral.
J. Fred McGrew
To Speak Sunday at
Plymouth Club Meeting
honor of Margaret D'
1 Miss Hares' rlna was placed
•a Haye.. prealdenl ol t
Theta Chi Frat House
Reopening Discussed
%tt™'l..hmcnt,oflw»„a
Junior Music Club
To Meet Tomorrow
psnled by Helena Ksprlelli
COMPLIMENTS
Fresno Dry Goods
Company, Inc.
The Valleys Best Uied
Student Council Will
Discuss Activities
FRIENDLY FOSS
RADIO SERVICE
Try Sullenger
for
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS!
WAXES
CLEANERS
COCO MATS
APPLICATORS
LINO CEMENT
MOPS
PATNT
VARNISHES
DRAIN BOARD Tl
Vernon Sullenger's
Is he always talking about the subjects he's taking?
Is he forever rushing to the library to look up infotmicion?
Does he dote on scnous discussions?
Is he full of miscellaneous information about everything?
Would he rathci stay home than go to the gayest parry'
If you get more yes than no answers, he's the intellectual type
Conservative, too, no doubt. He*d like:
BIG ASH TRAY
BOOK ENDS
TIE. NOT TOO GAUDY
HANDKERCHIEFS
SOX, NOT TOO LOL'D
SLIPPERS
LOAFER JACKET
MEMORANDUM BOOK
■Tt%-
FULTON AT FRESNO STREET : FRESNO
fsjrO* Pw*W9
Object Description
| Title | 1945_12 The Daily Collegian December 1945 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1945 |
| 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. |
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| Language | eng |
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| Title | Dec 14, 1945 Pg. 2-3 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1945 |
| 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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..J.ijup '!.J.tUipi|.l>lMJi,#^lipii,i
Page Two
- The Fresno State College Collegi
■COLLEGIAN
iL Rufkt SuL
of ^rtea
Managing Editor
Copy Editor
Out News Edits:
" fi Pnetogtapht
Bonny Phillips
...Bonnie Beeman
Betty -Ks>nt
lanet Adams
lean McCain
Jim Hobbs
Sporkt Writers Bob Minor and Btucb Farris inr yon «
Rsptrlsrs—Rus Atkcns. Aj.i:s Skew. Us Soto. Alll
For Genuine Security
arc enrolling in colleen throughout the country,
turning down the prospect of immediate cm-
Mao* people arc wondennc. what has malts It.
chanced the ex-serviceman's outlook to the
extent of placing a steadily paying job sec- spordlea
ondjry in importance to the long grind of cdu-
What does make a man return to academic
to to doe
studies after he has been to England. Italy.
you: mads
France. Germany. Guna or Japan on the fight-
>■"■ -
Within rou, the college student, and pcr-
:':;: :'::
b..ir-- •.'..:: vo.:, the faculrv member, this ques¬
tion rr.av have arisen, as the number of ex-
Th- 11-
servicemen increases on the campus daily.
Tt..f. .,]
There arc quite a few answers to the ques¬
tion. But when all of the answers arc reduced
they stand for two words, "genuine sccuritv."
warm t
Genuine sccuritv is what the ex-serviceman
Ops.
is striving to obtain.
T'-"
The two words mean the ability of each per¬
■>..
son to improve his economic and social position.
Now
so that He can take advantage of every favorable
Th. or
number of complex problems of this era.
I'iT'tT'
A result of questioning the veterans on the
your othe
campus seems to indicate that its'the veteran
turn It or
FSC Sports Writer Predicts
Results of 8 Bowl Games
By Bruce Fama
Posters Will Designate
Outgoing Mail Facilities
obvious, clouded perhaps by the goal which As sooo
o l,e
ahead.
A typical view of the veteran is, "Where
will I be at the age of -10 years, if 1 now turn
down the wonderful opportunity of education,
offered to mc by my government?"—Stoeckel.
Union Control •
Now that the Board of Union Conttol has
been reactivated and the co-ed lounge govern¬
ing body organized, it is hoped that students
will pay more respect to their privileges in the
union than they have been so far this year.
Suggestions have been made for cleaning up
the student lounge and adding card tables and
chairs if the board decides to allow bridge play¬
ing in the lounge.
If this addition is made, students must re¬
spect their privileges, or the union may be
closed and remain so until the powers that be
feel that students will recognize the fact that
the co-ed lounge is not a place for destruction.
Suggestions have been made to have the
senior class, all the members of which should
realize proper respect, police the union and to
have any student found gambling in the union
brought" before the student court for jurisdic-
It must be recognized that there is a time and
place for everything, and college is certainly no
place for gambling. There is a question of
whether it is even a place for bridge playing,
although arguments may be made for it.
With the new governing bodies, students will
probably become aware of their responsibilities
to the school. It is up to each individual student
to see that be does.
Statistics show that more than half the stu-
u.mmmwwm.tmu * w w'-'wJEimww
not only possible, but also very prob-
iblc, that the majority of those students recei
sfactory notices are those who are
school cither because of the social aspects
because of parental advice or prefe
: students 1
away time in the lounge playing cards, in the
coffee shop drinking cokes and talkii
friends, or at activities other than those of the
universally true, but it
probably is to a great
son's responsibility as a student to see that his
work at the college comes before
pit
■COUSOIAH SPORTS
— The Fresno State College Collegian -
Drake Bulldogs
To Arrive Early,
See Yosemite
SAHOS TO PERFORM
tboae from Bauicer, Belme. F
Short Shavings
Bulldogs to Tangle 1
IV Basketballers
With Chico State
Lose to Hammer
In Two Games
Fresno State'. Junior varsity bas
ayveea, bat the Dullpup. played
Coach Hal Bo,Uy baa been
tuner, MS-ls at half, and |
