1931_12 The Daily Collegian December 1931

              COLLE.QIAN
Published Sen,J-Wee.lr by
KHESNO STATE COLLEGE ASSOCIATION
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What! No Make-up Exams?
During- the last few weeks several student* have been denied
the privilege of taking: make-up tests. It has also been rumored
that some of the instructors favor eliminating make-up testa altogether.   This would be a means of deleting
dents purposely missing the test to take the make-up, but al the
same time it would be an unjust hardship on the conscientious and
honest student who unavoidably misses a test
One student misses an exam and tells the in-tnti-tor that he,
purposely cut the class. Of course he is denied the privilege of
taking a make-up by some Instructors, and some still allow it upon
payment of the dollar fee. Yet tbe student is honest. Another may
go into detailed explanation' of tome reason that kept him from
attending class the day the test was given. That student may also
hsve ditched the class tbat day. but what is one little lie when
whole college career may be at stake? Thus the honest student
suffers while the "white liar" reaps the rewai
Under the present system a student may take a make-up test
upon payment of one dollsr to the office. If the instrnctor considers
thst the student has a valid excuse for missing the exsm. the dollar
ia T-etnrned. Dollars that are not raturned go into the genera] fond.
Just why should the general fund receive this money? Why
shouldn't it go into the department fund, or el '
the class!
Make-up teste .ire not only fair but necessary. There i
always a few absent in a large class whether or not a test Es gtv.
Some concession should be made for those who tire ac-tually i
re accurate check might be made
able to attend. Hofc-ver, aomera
Another Step in Advancement
With the scheduling of the home and home serlea with Wash-
bum College of Topeks, snother milestone is i-overed in Fresno>
advance march. Fresno is to go to Topeka nest season and
following season Washburn comes west ArtJlsUce Dsy has been
selected as the day of encounter for the games. On' the way to
Kansas the football team will stop off at Flagstaff, Arfeons, where
the state college .will be met.
Fresno State has been meeting the University of Nevada
s number of seasons but this year, when the two Arizona teams
were met, waa the first time a team representing ano
other than Nevada ever played Fresno. The scheduling of the
Kansas game is a distinctive step In the right direction and The
Collegian believes thst Dr. Thomas and Earl Wight are to be congratulated on securing the games.
Such s trip not only provides an incentive to the football
.   playert but is a great advei-ila-inent test the college.
Frosh Class Starts
Luncheon   Club
St Uh Ireshrnan
Home Economics Group
Celebrates Founder's Birth
I Honofiamlng
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