1956_04 The Daily Collegian April 1956

              —Th* Fre.no Stat* College Coll.glon
I EDITORIALLY SPEAKING
Election Situation   Lousy'
The deadline for applications for president, vice president,
commissioner of publications, secretary, and men's legislative .commissioner is Wednesday. One person has applied
for theWfjce of commissioner of publications, while N0|
ONE hasTiied petitions for the other major student bod
Year-in and yoar-out at Fresno State College, students «ra
Theta Chi Group
Sets Open House
For Anniversary
More Men Needed To Guide
Studehts\At iWdders Day
By Gayjinn Spence
n aTc needed as fU'des for Student Leaders" Day
anisaid todayLl
l5v-—ujos aro needed. Anderson said.
p in Dean of Men Hal Beatty''
Best '56 Alumnus
Revelation To Top
Charter Day fete
Room Requisitions!
For Group Events
To Be Filed Early
that some of this germ could spread among members
FSC student group. Students seem to delay cvery'hiii
do in college to.tho last moment.
Maybe the big answer to .this annual question is th
students are just plain lazy or that they are completi
interested in their student government. The Collegian
claim to know all the answers to the problem of latt
but we hope that maybe students who read this arti
some of that hurry, hurry; hurry ge
ySC Coeds
!. To Leave For
; AWS Confab
file tl
r.i-'-i
nificant posts. The Collcgian|h»>Heves that these groups arc
the only ones with interest enough to go out and fire up interest in campaigns and go about and do the work of dec-
e said that independents
e they feel they, don't have a chance again, t
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n campai
\jonecring.
Some students h:
office, because
the strong fraternity and sorority candidates. If students
feel this way then they should take notice of the following.
Greek organization memberships comprise only a little more
than 10 per cent of the total enrollment of the college.
If any student wants to run for any class office and actually possesses a great desire to get th,e post, he or she can
work among the college independents and poll as great a vote
as the fraternity or sorority favorite sons or daughters.
D, there are many non-Greek orgs who have larger memberships than the Alphas, Thetas and what have you.
These groups) should wake up and get candi"
tbfe class and student body offices and should
Remember, if the frats
only because they have th
dent government.
The Collegian urges all students to take a few
think about the student government at the college. And
while they are thinking, if students know a pcrson«who theyl
k would make a good president, secretary".
ler, get a petition and run that person for office.
|£{n3£^!H:?r'S. Fraternity Slates
'''fSffittf        w" Initiation Program
BoarrlApproves   For Eight Pledges
a,, _       ■ _ Eleht students will be Initiated
NeW   Budget   FOr int. Illue  Key. men's  upper dirt.
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Aztecs Today, Tonight;]
LA Diablos Tomorrow
By Dick Hamilton
roach Pete Beidcn's Bulldog baseball team returns to the
.'',,  ,. [rail  today on their home diamond with a (lav.
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sTi-',  Tomorrow Fresno State Coll,.,
,.'!,|,< Stale Diablos in another important California Col-
Altman Hurls
Three Hitter
Against Reds
Fired-Up Gridders End First
Practice Week .Wednesday
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