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THE fXlLLEGIAN
ASSKMBI.Y nilRTKSY
ommen
It is not the intention nt.r .{.-.ire ..f the editor that this nam
Do... •
..1" the Collegian Is- devoted to chronic complain of student con
duct. Nevertheless, situations arise which rightly demand lhe
attention and civnperalion of the student brxly in order that the
The
academic tenor he maintained at a high level.
List week an eminent Kast.-m ..liirat.ir lectured before the
Assembly Members of the audience found their uttention pen-
ndirallv disrupted by lhe banging of doors, either with the en
trance or departure of students. It was nol only annoying to
the audience, liut also a gross discourtesy to the speaker.
The moral t" he observed in this connection is, that those
beginning and remain patiently until the speaker has finished.
However, if it is imperative to leave earlier, do so as quietly as
possible.
FLUNK SLIPS
appear there is a decided change in the
college. These last Hunk notices
perhaps spelled "doom" to some students as they were the next-
to-the-last notices to be given those students doing unsatisfactory
work. However, it must be kept in mind that a Bunk notice does
not necessarily mean that you will fail a course- a flunk notice *
is really a reminder or a stimulent or yet a warning.
If you were unfortunate enough to receive one of thes
popular letters, don't be discouraged but just "plug" a little hn
To fail a course is to waste a half semester in taking that subject | '•
and a person attending college surely has reached the age
time Is valuable. Remember that a flunk notice is just a war
and instead of being your enemy, a flunk notice is really a friend |
doing you a good service.
Get in and dig! It has often been said that if you were good „
enough to get into college, you should have brains enough to started
stay. Don't let one of these notices discourage you: spunk up i<"«
and do a little harder than you have ever done before. Don't be \*Lj*
a quitter. You have four weeks of college left and this is no ^^
time to lie down on the job. about i
Keep in mind the words of the gallant Lawrence, addressed Now
to his comrades as he lay dying in the midst of a furious naval .ge of
battle on the Great Lakes: "Don't give up the ship!" '• *""'
40 Students Earn
Junior Certificates
At Fresno State
TILE OLIVE
BRANCH SMOKES
CIQARS, CIOARETTES, ETC.
ROSSI
FLORAL CO.
Phone 2-4817
1H7 Fulton St.
OlVa YOUR CAR A TREAT
BED CROWN GASOLINE ,
OLIVE SERVICE STATION
Estrada's
Spanish Kitchen
B^giilar Sjaxtish Diiroer|lJ5Q
All Spanish Dishes and Short Orders
WE CATER TO COLLEGE STUDENTS
GET A HOT COLLEGIATE SHINE AT
PETE'S SHINE PARLOR
Also Special Dyeing Done
OPPOUTE «TAT*. THEATRE
obstacle. "Tortatuto, > I
At 15 Catherine's only
Watch Our Announcement Next Week
{big bear]
Why Not a Box of Candy for Mother or
Sweetheart on Mother's Day, May 13
Fresh Slock of Whitman's and Say]or*s
Phone 2-6719 and we will mail it for you
Theatre Confectionery
mxt to Wilson T/Wfre
HOW SOOTHINGLY A
THO? HEATH SUIT FITS
AROUND THE COLLAR!
Every man knows what it means to"wear a new suit
a law timts and then discover his coat collar ha* adopted
an unfriendly attitude toward kia neck—it'* ditveoumg
fat-it lower, a chap's morale.... that", why if a worth a
few cheer* to know that Tho* Heath suits aren't built
that way-.*** eareeadnp fit of a Th©*, Heath coat collar
on* of the result, of so much personal *gpenrl*ion.
*45 si *85
7-STORE BUYING POWER
Also Headquarter* for Httt ScaaSner * Marx Clothes
U 57 C
(Gounod); (b) Ob! V
ifi Collose. The procndi
TffK COIXEGLAN
jVim ■■■'■■■■;■
I rATThe Theatres
> «0M7. Two mea take refuge
irs- sad it was only faintly ai
High School Play Day
Sponsored by W.A.A.
II played by one
PULITZ^ piZES ARE AWARDED
EUGENE O'ALL WRITES BESTPLAY
, Tbe Ihallxer prise* tV the .best no,.), tbe best play, poe
and newspaper work of the year have bees awarded by Columbia
■Tbe arid*, of Saa Uu. Bey- by Trtstsjn Wlld.r received
tor tie best book et th* year. Dealing wltb ibe myaterlotu coll
8an Lois Rey Bridie and tbe are. unknown people wbo happen.
Final Report on .
Kut-Ups Received
account of Luncheon Club bring
[postponed for a week, tbe last meet-
ft** of tbe A. W. i was a very busy
bu Bines session. After tbe Inncheoi
atarjorie Taastr garr tbe final repot
tar the Kollrge Kut Up., which was
i. I.rgert award. $1,000. was glren to Ceraoo Loola P.
Cbarlea Edwin Rnsell was glren 11.000 or -The Americ
condemalng flogging
I Sororities
Marty: historian.
int. Lenrell HcVey;
College Day. on Ji
Omeira Xi Omicron
Will Klne l, io b.- on the Mage with There was no competition for th. II .-.■ ,..!». onv,...i r<,r th, best his■'*„.„„-I F9r>||ltv PiYnir- >»<■» Wright. Prlscllla Klyver, Fran-
another dance revue. I.rr 1 ibe service, rendered by (he u, •..„„,. pr A""Ua IfaCUIi yl 1CI11C ccs MeU „,, Valine Wright. Eve-
-he .ward, for literary work sen, .„ „:,.. ,„ ,oiw or ih.. fact that they , To Be Held at Roeding lyn Erlckson and M.rgar.t NotL Tba
a Min. R-,niott; r..ire,i,m,ni Harvard Tries Exam
^'nuih'XL^'^Z: Preparation Plan
Journalism Students HONOR ROLL bead
Attend Moving Picture STUDENTS NAMED ^n'c
Commercial Club
Holds Nomination
-:- AT THE THEATERS -:-
!! READ THE ADS!!
jLUNCHE
CAMPUS SALES
BEGIN MONDAY
in pictures In tbe Cam-
la In tba California Glee Club. 11
fouowto* Westaaaday for Ber
"»• Olee dab Is leering Dei
The Princess
Garibaldi's
2032 MARIPOSA ST.
TAMALES
Have You Tried a DEW DROP Orange Juice?
TRY ONE, 10c
1000 SHEETS of TYPING PAPER
$|25
Dtlivtnd to Any Port of lAe City
Hume Printing & Lithograph Co.
J-6174 2126 Merced" St
'Ye College Hangout"
ALBERTS CONFECTIONARY
We Serve
Breakfast—Lunch_S upper
OUR SPECIALTIES: Toasted Sandwiches 10c ai
Noon Day Lunches
We Carry a Full Lin* of
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Aero** from the Training School
BIJOU
BUZZ BARTON as
Louise Dresser in White
Flannels; God Gave Me
Twenty Cents
CHARLIE CHAPLIN In
The Fireman and Viola
Dana as Naughty Nanette
THTTMDAT, J«AT IT
CLARA BOW in IT and
Bock JiwhiThe Flying
POPULAR PRICES
——
Object Description
| Title | 1928_05 The Daily Collegian May 1928 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1928 |
| Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | May 11, 1928 Pg. 2-3 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1928 |
| Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
| Full-Text-Search | THE fXlLLEGIAN ASSKMBI.Y nilRTKSY ommen It is not the intention nt.r .{.-.ire ..f the editor that this nam Do... • ..1" the Collegian Is- devoted to chronic complain of student con duct. Nevertheless, situations arise which rightly demand lhe attention and civnperalion of the student brxly in order that the The academic tenor he maintained at a high level. List week an eminent Kast.-m ..liirat.ir lectured before the Assembly Members of the audience found their uttention pen- ndirallv disrupted by lhe banging of doors, either with the en trance or departure of students. It was nol only annoying to the audience, liut also a gross discourtesy to the speaker. The moral t" he observed in this connection is, that those beginning and remain patiently until the speaker has finished. However, if it is imperative to leave earlier, do so as quietly as possible. FLUNK SLIPS appear there is a decided change in the college. These last Hunk notices perhaps spelled "doom" to some students as they were the next- to-the-last notices to be given those students doing unsatisfactory work. However, it must be kept in mind that a Bunk notice does not necessarily mean that you will fail a course- a flunk notice * is really a reminder or a stimulent or yet a warning. If you were unfortunate enough to receive one of thes popular letters, don't be discouraged but just "plug" a little hn To fail a course is to waste a half semester in taking that subject | '• and a person attending college surely has reached the age time Is valuable. Remember that a flunk notice is just a war and instead of being your enemy, a flunk notice is really a friend | doing you a good service. Get in and dig! It has often been said that if you were good „ enough to get into college, you should have brains enough to started stay. Don't let one of these notices discourage you: spunk up i<"« and do a little harder than you have ever done before. Don't be \*Lj* a quitter. You have four weeks of college left and this is no ^^ time to lie down on the job. about i Keep in mind the words of the gallant Lawrence, addressed Now to his comrades as he lay dying in the midst of a furious naval .ge of battle on the Great Lakes: "Don't give up the ship!" '• *""' 40 Students Earn Junior Certificates At Fresno State TILE OLIVE BRANCH SMOKES CIQARS, CIOARETTES, ETC. ROSSI FLORAL CO. Phone 2-4817 1H7 Fulton St. OlVa YOUR CAR A TREAT BED CROWN GASOLINE , OLIVE SERVICE STATION Estrada's Spanish Kitchen B^giilar Sjaxtish Diiroer|lJ5Q All Spanish Dishes and Short Orders WE CATER TO COLLEGE STUDENTS GET A HOT COLLEGIATE SHINE AT PETE'S SHINE PARLOR Also Special Dyeing Done OPPOUTE «TAT*. THEATRE obstacle. "Tortatuto, > I At 15 Catherine's only Watch Our Announcement Next Week {big bear] Why Not a Box of Candy for Mother or Sweetheart on Mother's Day, May 13 Fresh Slock of Whitman's and Say]or*s Phone 2-6719 and we will mail it for you Theatre Confectionery mxt to Wilson T/Wfre HOW SOOTHINGLY A THO? HEATH SUIT FITS AROUND THE COLLAR! Every man knows what it means to"wear a new suit a law timts and then discover his coat collar ha* adopted an unfriendly attitude toward kia neck—it'* ditveoumg fat-it lower, a chap's morale.... that", why if a worth a few cheer* to know that Tho* Heath suits aren't built that way-.*** eareeadnp fit of a Th©*, Heath coat collar on* of the result, of so much personal *gpenrl*ion. *45 si *85 7-STORE BUYING POWER Also Headquarter* for Httt ScaaSner * Marx Clothes U 57 C (Gounod); (b) Ob! V ifi Collose. The procndi TffK COIXEGLAN jVim ■■■'■■■■;■ I rATThe Theatres > «0M7. Two mea take refuge irs- sad it was only faintly ai High School Play Day Sponsored by W.A.A. II played by one PULITZ^ piZES ARE AWARDED EUGENE O'ALL WRITES BESTPLAY , Tbe Ihallxer prise* tV the .best no,.), tbe best play, poe and newspaper work of the year have bees awarded by Columbia ■Tbe arid*, of Saa Uu. Bey- by Trtstsjn Wlld.r received tor tie best book et th* year. Dealing wltb ibe myaterlotu coll 8an Lois Rey Bridie and tbe are. unknown people wbo happen. Final Report on . Kut-Ups Received account of Luncheon Club bring [postponed for a week, tbe last meet- ft** of tbe A. W. i was a very busy bu Bines session. After tbe Inncheoi atarjorie Taastr garr tbe final repot tar the Kollrge Kut Up., which was i. I.rgert award. $1,000. was glren to Ceraoo Loola P. Cbarlea Edwin Rnsell was glren 11.000 or -The Americ condemalng flogging I Sororities Marty: historian. int. Lenrell HcVey; College Day. on Ji Omeira Xi Omicron Will Klne l, io b.- on the Mage with There was no competition for th. II .-.■ ,..!». onv,...i r<,r th, best his■'*„.„„-I F9r>||ltv PiYnir- >»<■» Wright. Prlscllla Klyver, Fran- another dance revue. I.rr 1 ibe service, rendered by (he u, •..„„,. pr A""Ua IfaCUIi yl 1CI11C ccs MeU „,, Valine Wright. Eve- -he .ward, for literary work sen, .„ „:,.. ,„ ,oiw or ih.. fact that they , To Be Held at Roeding lyn Erlckson and M.rgar.t NotL Tba a Min. R-,niott; r..ire,i,m,ni Harvard Tries Exam ^'nuih'XL^'^Z: Preparation Plan Journalism Students HONOR ROLL bead Attend Moving Picture STUDENTS NAMED ^n'c Commercial Club Holds Nomination -:- AT THE THEATERS -:- !! READ THE ADS!! jLUNCHE CAMPUS SALES BEGIN MONDAY in pictures In tbe Cam- la In tba California Glee Club. 11 fouowto* Westaaaday for Ber "»• Olee dab Is leering Dei The Princess Garibaldi's 2032 MARIPOSA ST. TAMALES Have You Tried a DEW DROP Orange Juice? TRY ONE, 10c 1000 SHEETS of TYPING PAPER $|25 Dtlivtnd to Any Port of lAe City Hume Printing & Lithograph Co. J-6174 2126 Merced" St 'Ye College Hangout" ALBERTS CONFECTIONARY We Serve Breakfast—Lunch_S upper OUR SPECIALTIES: Toasted Sandwiches 10c ai Noon Day Lunches We Carry a Full Lin* of SCHOOL SUPPLIES Aero** from the Training School BIJOU BUZZ BARTON as Louise Dresser in White Flannels; God Gave Me Twenty Cents CHARLIE CHAPLIN In The Fireman and Viola Dana as Naughty Nanette THTTMDAT, J«AT IT CLARA BOW in IT and Bock JiwhiThe Flying POPULAR PRICES —— |
