1927_11 The Daily Collegian November 1927

              TH* COLLEGIAN
THE VALI'E OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS
the daily life of lhe college in lhal il i, a paper published for and by
ses which arc not like an, other organ.    It give, new, to all in the col-
From the columns of the pnpT llie -Indent le.trns abmrt .ntivitie. nitli
which he doe. not rome personally in contact. The fact dial news from
other collrer, is given -,|so widen, the outlook of the student,. Thi. end
of giving the student new. .iml :.. w i.Jeas is the grealrst work of the paper.
In a paper of thi, kind there is not the coloring of a daily newspaper,
perhaps "nffrolnring" is a better word for some of the stories and article
printed in the arena* newspaper. The facts alone are givrn and the st
dent i, left to draw hi, own conclusions. A bond of good feeling is bui
up around tbe .lud.-t.t- I.v the jl.-rmf of His representation nnd prop
ganda of student issue..
of this expression: it will do wonder, for die paper and the school.
Another  phase  of the  paper  is  lhe technical  training  afforded Ii
Then, if a college paper gives tlie college news, forms a bond of lo;
ally, gives the students an opportunity lo express their opinions, affords
training in jotrrnali-he w. rk. ami advertise the school it is an asset
college worthy of .11 it. endeavor.
cians should have to play jaxa, and not classical music in making their
-ay  through college.    Several of the men  interviewed have staled that
r-red wilh rtrrfueU. to play soloe, or other kind, of cUuaical ramie, but
rarely receive pay for pitying thi. type of mmfc.
If some of tbe prominent society people around town, who give tea*,
a. could be rued, and
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publication, worthy of tl
hundred, only about ihrt
elicit for lhe first edition.
hnndred cc
the college i. growing only in number, while any interest in
fairs, other than social, is on the decline. And yet there are a f
and faculty members who are laboring and planning to make 1
a four year college. The student body, aa a body, ha. not a
much-talked-of "college spirit." If there is any strident body .
yet to make i!» appearance.
JAZZ VS. CLASSICAL MUSIC
In a recent survey taken by the music editor of the Collegian, il »
pporting, and making their way through college with music.    The ly
ing. in which cl
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.j«r«pl*v.
■sidered in lhe least. However, a
lew atodents make small urn. (very small, indeed) from teaching clerical mtuic.
The Hotel Caiifomian orchestra, which is strictly a jazz band, in the
modern seivae of the word, employs three of our Fresno State College men.
Merle Good, uxaphonurt, James Sullivan, trumpeter, and Orrin Heinle.
fbicb is nothing more than a bo.
iel Popovieh, t* relief organist, and i
gnrford, a. violinist.    Tbe Rainbow ,
A Cappella Choir
Appears in Final
Concert of Club
MUSIC
1 Club I* Albert 8pald.n*. c.l.br.1
t* II. -as ..III a mere chu,4-wb.
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