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The Game Is Over
The game is over, the battle has
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no State were mature enough to face a problem
minded enough to choose the right side of the
question—(he side of equality for all men.
Those few who voted to play the game did
not show a tract of racial discrimination. They
were merely following another conviction—the
conviction of a sense of sportsmanship, which is
as much a part of the American way as is the
fight ■against discrimination. Never was there
any doubt but that the entire student body was
The game has been lost—but Fresno State
College students can still live with themselves.
All editorials and features appearing in The
Collegian reflect the ideas of the individual
writer and make no claim to represent student
of college opinion. All unsigned editorials arc
by the editor.
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Stater Is Promoted
A Motto
"Stop, look and listen!" is more than just a
billboard safety slogan: It is a motto every
Fresno State student and faculty member should
follow, whether as a driver or as a pedestrian.
The need for more caution on the streets was
.'emphasized recently by Jt least four accidents
in six days, three of the mishaps of enough con¬
sequence to require, medical attention.
One student was injured in a collision near
the student union. The following night, a spec¬
tator walking to the Fresno State-Honolulu
game was hit by a car driven by a college stu-
Last week, a woman student was 'injured
when a car hit her in front of the library, and
an auto collision occurred near the playhouse.
A faculty member was hospitalized by an
auto accident the week before.
The entire blame for these accidents can be
placed on neither the drivers or pedestrians.
Both groups should co-operate in obeying traf¬
fic- laws if the conditions are to'improve. Driv¬
ers should obey the 25 miles an hour speed
Increased enrolment, accompanied by a sim¬
ilar boost in the number of cars driven to school,
makes the traffic problem twice as great as last
semester. Alertness, patience, and tolerance will
he necessary to meet the crisis.
Remember: last year's vacant stretch in the
street is now filled by a student's car; and two
students arc in the pedestrian lanes for every
one that was there last semester.
Whether that added car or pedestrian is there
tomorrow depends on safety practiced today.—
Attention" Leaders
You, too, can be a leader.
Thwarted candidates for class offices and
student committee posts can take cheer by the
recent uncovering of two neglected clubs which
were dormant during the war years.
The organizations are the Solid Jive and the
Hitch-hikers clubs.
The Hitch-hikers of 1941 were outfitted in
T-shirts with hitchhiker emblems in order to
form a solid block to get rides. One member
even succeeded in thumbing his way from Fres¬
no to Salt Lake Gty.
Perhaps the biggest  need  the  nil
could fill would be to organize rides for phys¬
ical education students to the stadium
The Solid Jive organization, which existed
two semesters before it disbanded, worked
ward furthering the understanding of modern
American music.
A project of a similar group could be the
fostering of tolerance between classical and jazz
devotees.—Minor.
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First Conference
Game Saturday
Fresno State's battling Bulldogs will attempt to get back
into winning stride this week when they open the CCAA con¬
ference schedule against the Santo Barbara College Gauchos
in Ratcliffo Stadium Saturday night.
The Gauchos lost to the strong College of the Pacific last
week by a 20 to 0 score, but always point for the Bulldog
test and will probably prove a rugged foe.
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Intramural Games
Will Begin Today
■COU£GIAH SPORTS
Bulldogs Beaten by
Strong OCU Chiefs
A tired, fighting, but outclassed Bulldog squad bowed to the
powerful Oklahoma City University Chiefs 46-7 last Saturday
night in Oklahoma's Taft Stadium before some 9,000 fans.
Unleashing a terrific land and air offensive the heap big
Chiefs overcame an early Bulldog lead to turn the game '
a night-mare of long passes and scoring sprints.
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