1953_05 The Daily Collegian May 1953

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Bulldog Netters
Finish Fifth In
CCAA Tourney
Poly and Fepperdlne.
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Top FSC Cadets
Will Get Awards
Barnes Vaults 14'8",
Breaks School Record
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LEWIS & MILLER
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Cadets Impress In Armed Forces Day
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Willoughby  and  George Pit
IM Golf Medal Play
Will End This Weekend
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COMMENTS
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be counted as a voting, member to etfablish a legal
qrionim, (2) his vote is needed to break a tie, or (3)
a measure must pass by more than a simple majority."
Such a provision would make it impossible for a
measure to pass when all student representatives of
any board are present and opposed to said measure
The indirect benefits of such a ruling would be many
To name a few, it would remove justification from
students who attempt to use the battle cry to protest
any board action; it would remove ill-feeling that
sometimes occurs in immature students from the
mere fact a balance of power exists.
Too many students who run for office do so with
a conscious desire to get in and 'Tjuck the faculty,"
instead of judging proposals on their respective
merits. The foregoing measure would eliniinate that
danger, because a perfect balance of power would
no longer exist, although there still would be, in the
interests of ''maturity and continuity," a faculty representation stronger than proportional membership
alone would merit This, we feel, is the best solution
to the problem and a fine wayto eliminate a beef that
has been recurrent among FSC student administra-
tionB for years. . •
Archery Tomorrow
FOSTER'S FREEZE
YHIRSAHEJID
OF THEM JUL!
I. THE- QUALITY CONTRAST between Chesterfield and other leading cigarettes is
a revealing story. Recent chemical analyses give an index of good quality for the
country's six leading cigarette brands. —
7fce index of good quality table-a ratio of high sugar to low nicotine -
shows Chesterfield quality highest
.. . 15% higher than its nearest competitor and Chesterfield quality 31% higher than
the average of the five other leading brands.
2. First to Give You Premium
Quality in Regular and
King-size . . . much milder
with an extraordinarily good
taste—and for your pocketbook,
Chesterfield is today's best
Cigarette buy.
3* A Report Never Before
Made About a Cigarette.
For well over a year a medical
specialist has been giving a
-s.     group of Chesterfield smokers
I    regular examinations every
,'     two months. He reports...
^JULodverse effects to nose,
throat and sinuses from
smoking Chesterfield.
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THE
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FRESNO    STATE    COLLEGE
17 TfACh-as ma on
AWARDS fO* LONG
FRESNO, CAJJFOBNIA. FBJDAY, MAY 22..19S3
FSC Concert
Will Feature
Schubert
MOSS AMERICA? — That's tho height to which ono of these) pretty FSC coeds may climb
il she gets past the bottom rung — tho Miss Fresno title — ol the nation-wide beauty contest tonight. Sealed appropriately In a floral replic ' "' J 'J— — '" —
right. Fat Hamrick, Lorraine Brtimbaugh. Ma          '
argarot Good and Sandy Denlinger.
Five FSC Coeds To Compete For
Miss Fresno County Title Tonight
Five FSC coeds will be among 14 Fresno County lovelies competing for the 1953 Miss
Fresno title tonight at the Fresno 20-30 Club's annual Miss America Pageant !- "•- r"1'"-
Ballroom, slated to begin at
 ,. 8:30 PM.
~ Tney are Lorraine Brumbaugh, Sandi
Joanne Phillips.
lontel sTudenl'wttn blond Hi
Margaret Good,  Pat Hamrick and
Seniors Scarce
On Campus-
It's Ditch Day
Group To Revise
FSC Constitution
Next Semester
SIGNUPS FOR
FALL GROUP
HEADS SOUGHT
'he Collegian th
DB procedure  bo  si
Alpha Theta's Go National
Tomorrow In Big Initiation
News Info For Rest Of
Year Is Due This Monday
CALENDAR
ie Elgbtn Sytnpbot
SHADES OF LINCOLN1 — Sigma Chi Sweothearl Karen
Adams displays a Confederate flag with the aid ol Sigma
Chi's Ray Ryals. lelt. and Morris McKelleps. a "" —'"
looks on. Tho group will present its first cm
First Secession Ball
Tonite ToXelebrate
Founding Of Sigma Chi
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ByPATBRAWLEY
South will rise again" or "glory to the North" may be
. .is FSC students enter Sigma Chi's first annual Seces-
Ball to take place tonight at 9 o'clock in the union social
Confederate gray or Union blue ribbons ai
17 FSC Employees To Get
Awards For 25-Year Service
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YEARBOOK WILL BE
DISTRIBUTED MONDAY
distributed   beginning  Monday
BIDS AVAILABLE IN UNION
CARNIVAL MONCT RCADT