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The student body card election it scheduled for December.
12, and should be the real test of citizenship (or lack of It.
displayed by Fresno State students.
In many ways thi. election will be one of the most it
portant ones to appear on campus for many semesters.
All the queen contests, student body electrons, special AWS
elections, and other similar acts of voting by members at the
student body that have, and are being carried on, line up a.
quite small in comparison with this one.
Student cards are the backbone of all our
if it snare not for them, there would be no    . ..
contest — which is quickly turning into a farce, voting for
student officials, or any other kind of activity.
The past elections have been accentuated by the lack of
active voters, and some have even been shrouded with suspicion as to their legality.
If such a display of indifference comes into the fore
the card elections, FSC will not only hurt itself in the eyes
of the valley, but would be in line for a sharp rebuff from
We must realise that the pending activity card voting is
controlled by the State of California and only through the
posting of a certain number of posters, proper announcement
in The Collegian, and other rigid rules will it be recognized
as valid.
The q
purchase of itudent cards at
it Fresno State — may be a fore-
s, but there are those who are
more greatly affected.by the proposal than others.
'   To those students who feel they cannot afford financing
membership in the FSC Association, we can say only th"
remember the operation of all activities here at school hi
in the balance.
In order to help us get back on our feet, to -stabilize
s. and drag ourselves out of a $90,000 deficit the bill
Everyone should seriously, consider the mandatory card
proposal and give considerable thought to the proposal. We
will be shaping the success of the activities of the future
students here at FSC in addition to deciding the fate of our
own^xtra-curricular activities.
We should all vote and endeavor to follow the strict rules
set up by the state for participation,in this election.
AVERTS RKHHUD SUVKl
Von Ness * Weldon
ADDITIONS & DELETIONS
ON 1952 SPRING SEMESTER
TENTATIVE SCHEDULE
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT
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JOURNAUSM DEPARTMENT
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MUSIC DEPARTMENT
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PSYCHOLOGY DEPAITDvlENT
Students Urged To
Study More On
Foreign Relations
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