1956_03 The Daily Collegian March 1956

              —Tha Fresno Store Coilaga Collegian-
I EDITORIALL Y SPEAKING
Peg Needs Your Support
During registration Fresno State College students nomi
nated Peggy King to represent them as the FSC candidate
iriNJie Fresno County Miss Century Contest. Since being]
nominated, a committee has been at work trying to gain
Now it is. up to the FSC student body to go all out and,
sell the 50Jcent tickets for Miss King. Some tickets werej
passed out to the or>rani;'..'itions at Wednesday night's student
council  meeting and the recipients were asked to sell the
Each ticket Bold will give FSC's entry 50 votes. Of course
the more tickets sold the better chance Miss King will have
to be among the top five in the Miss Century race. Sponsors
of other candidates already have garnered thousands of
votes by getting out and pushing the sale of tickets for their j
With such a large amount of publicity, local, state ant
national, being slated '.:■•: the centennial contest. FSC should
put its all int.. the sales effort and get Miss King elected to
Exams Profitable
For Two Students;
Get Federal Jobs
Students Need Apply
History repeated itself at Wednesday's Board of Publiea
tion meeting when a lone application was presented to the
group by its chairman. Bryant Rees. The application was fo
the editorship of one of the three major college publications
The board was at a loss for reasons behind the lack o
interest shown by students in applying for the editorships
of the college publications during the past three or four
years. The board finally decided to conduct an inquiry intc
the situation.
It seems that students are overlooking a chance of obtain
ing good experience in puMpfiTfon work on the administratis
or editorial staffs. Students with a background in higl
school or junior college publication work should not hesitati
to avail themselves for the editorships.
Next month applications will be available for the editor
ship of The Collegian and forms will continue to be avail
able for the Campus editorship. The requirements for th.
two jobs do not specify previous experience on cither of,-]
the college media, but only stipulate that the applicant "
a member of the associated students.
The Collegian urges interested students to file appli
"tions for the positions and guarantees that all forms tun
in will be given equal consideration.
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What young people are doing of Genera/ E/ec/i
Young engineer
works on new ways
to remove heat
from atomic reactors
nic reactor running at full efficiency
a tremeadous amount of heat in its
t removing this heal and putting it to
ctora is 29-year-old Doctor Salomon Levy - Design Analysis supervisor in
ihe Alomic Power Equipment Department's
Reactor Engineering Unit. ^
Ury'sW.rkl«t«rMfar. Vtal
problem of heat transfer,
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1 electrically simulating the heat pro-
tor, it is possible lo determine
rate at which heat can be. re-
Dr. Levy conceived ihe idea of building^
is complex system, designed it and super/
sed its construction. At present, Levy>
works with this system to study new problems of heat transfer and fluid flow encoun-
Icred in alomic power plant*
25,000 Collet. Graduates it General Electric
When Salomon Levy came to General
Electric in 1953, he already knew the kind
of work he wanted to do. Like each of our
25,000 college-graduate employee., he waa
given Kis chance to grow and realize his full
potential. For General Electric haa long believed this: Whenever fresh young minds are
■   given the freedom to make progress, every-
and the country.
Educational Relation,. General Electric
Company, Schenectady 5, New York
Cage Team Compiles
9 Victories, 17 Defeats
By Klvin Bell
The Fresno State College Bulldogs concluded their firs
,,»r in the California Basketball Association Tuesday b
i, 86 to 63.
For FSC it was.the 12th loss in 14 tries during the Bui
—The Fresno Slat* College Collegian
For rot> i' »vs».inB »«« '^n^n^-i^nesaunng the Bull-
^%l'2f3cinder Squad Will
SH^n^ie^^HGet Initial Track
[Err.^iSTrtSP*31** Tomorrow
|hlsh  Jump;   Joe Gambfnl.  broa
Bulldog Nine Trips
Bears 5-3; Meets
Sacto Hornets Next
Sacramento State College Hornets. The Bulldogs opened
their collegiate campaign Tuesday with a 5 to 3 win over the
University of California nine at Berkeley.
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