1974_04 The Daily Collegian April 1974

              4-THE DAILY COUEGIAN- Thurs., Apr. 4,1974
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THE DAILY COUEGIAN-3
CAMPUS
NEWS
BRIEFS
Asian Studies minor
offered next fall
Beginning In fall 1974, students
wtll be able to minor In Asian
Studies.
Tbe purpose of tbe minor is' to
provide an Interdisciplinary program for students who desire a '
sla as a comple-
thelr chosen academic
discipline or profession.
Tbe minor can be gotten by
total  of  21 units of
eaUng with Asia, ln-
nlnlroum of nine upper
division units.
A  student mlnoring ln Asian
Studies  takes  6-9 units ln an
area of concentration  and four
in at least two other
us up to three units of
electives.
The areas of concentration are
In the Schools of Humanities and *
Social Sciences and Include Art,
Chinese, Japanese. Philosophy,
tropology. Economics, Geography,    History,   and   PoUUcal
For further Information contact Dr. Raymond S. Weinman,
Coordinator. Asian Studies, SR4-
147, Ext. 2485.
Advertisers offer
Fresno Advertising Agency.
Students wishing to apply for
this scholarship can pick up applications in tbe Financial Aids
Office.
The deadline for applying for
these scholarships U April 15.
Students who have already filed a
CSUF application need only notify
the FlnanclalAldsOffice that they
are Interested ln this specific
scholarship.
Often referred to as "Tbe First
Lady ot Country Music," Cousin
Emmy is a star of radio, television, records, aad appears at
the Grand Oledpry-
A Versatile performer, aha has
written many of tbe songs she
sings, and plays 15 musical "ln-
Tokalon
award scholarship
Susan Good, a JournaUsm major at CSUF, to the recipient of
the Tokalon's Ina Gregg Thomas
Memorial Scholarship. Good to a
Sanger resident and will be honored at Tokalon's annual spring
luncheon.
The $300 award to made annually in memory of Mrs. ina
Gregg Thomas, the wife of the
late Dr. Frank Thomas, a former
prealdent of CSUF.
The scholarship la awarded on
the basis of high scholarship,
service to the coUege or tbe
community, and financial need.
Cousin Emmy sings
in CU lounge today
guitar, dulcimer, hand sa
Library doses during
The Ubrary will be closed
Saturday and Sunday (April 6-7).
It will open at 8 a.m. and dose
at 5 p.m. Monday through Friday
(April 8-12) and wlU be closed
Saturday and Sunday (April 13-
14). Regular hours wlU resume
Monday, April 15.
Admissions/Records
During tbe spring recess week
the Admissions/Records window
In the New Administration Building will be open from 8:30 a.m.
to 5 p.m. dally. On Monday, April
IS, the window wlU resume Its
later hours to 8 p.m. to accom-
increased in peice to $4. High
school students' and children's,
The relays will run on Friday
Saturday, May  10 and  11,
Ratcltffe Stadium
Electric Company will show electric vehicles
The  Otis   Electric   Company     Arts and Engineering Buildings
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st: ate and explain electric trans- Steve   Bur ford,   representing
r..nation vehicles. Otis  Electric, will be available
to answer questions about elec-
•Electric UHUty/yan* wlU     trie powered transportation and
give demonstration rides.
The Fresno Advertising Feder-
has established a scholarship program which will offer
$1,800 worth of scholarships to
students at CSUF, including one
scholarship for $1,000.    -
Students applying for these
scholarships should be upper division students Intending to go
into the field or advertising.
Students should be committed
to advertlatng as a vocational ob-
! jectlve, as the applicants will be
'interviewed by members of the
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