1948_02 The Daily Collegian February 1948

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- The Fresno State College Collegian -
■COLL£OIAN
Published Seewi-Weehly during the estate*! y**r
• xcept   Holiday,  and   E-tamlnatlaei   Pwrtods  by
THE   FRESNO   STATE   COLLEGE   ASSOCIATION
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THE   COLLEGIAN
OFFICE.
Itudent   Union
Pheevc 4-4721
Cditor     -
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Betty Kent
Advertising Manage
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Hank Oliver
Buauness  Manaqer
-   Adele
Hume Kendrick
Sports Editor
- Bruce Farris
Managing Editor
Gene King
Circulation Manager
Jewel Rogers
Photographer
Bob Riechel
3artoonist    -
Mel Johnson
Chtb Editor
Annie Shew
Copy Editor Marianne Crumpacker
Staff-Dominic Banle. WendeU Bell. John Ber-
ruer. Barbara Busch. Jack Crose Desa
Cucuk. Herb Greer. Donald Hayes Richard Jesperson. Dick Kuhn. D W LeBeau
Tom Lynch. Ken Mcmock Auralie Mc
Cain. Bob Minor. Bob Molander Don
Poole. Oramae Osbome. Kxngsley Roberts. Dean Round. Elmer Russell. Warren
Wuhams
By W*t»d*U Bel 48
Os* of tb* bit thtegs most of us miss these day
Is the rtsguUr assemblies which offered so mur)
fun and enjoyment in the past Although from si
academic point at view assemblies have little to
offer they do perform perhaps a very necessary
(unction not only by Integrating tbe student body
.plrlt of belonging to tbe student tbaU'MFV. VIM
that l*. creating and mainuming a spirit of be
longing to tbe student body—but slso riving u. si
opportunity for a good lautb ».th each other
Through   th*   good   will   of   th*   adeetmiatration
Barney Smith, newly elected vice-president, is plan
n.ng  frequent a*e*mbli**  on  convenient   Tueaday*
and    Thursday.    Th*   catch    is   that   classes   will
not   usually   be   dismissed     However   by   changing
th. day and hour of the a.sembh... most student. ^ ^^ Cmuf
w.ll  be BBSS to attend th. greater  number  of the
program*
Barney ha* the first assembly tentatively  pla
for next  Thursday   mornint    After  a  .hort  .tuden    OB* bl...   ..:  ■
body meetint.  Barney say. he has *ome ternflc er. r"" ***
tertainment lined up
.  open lot   BBeSaaOSS     He" 'h,«
■•im lor a Junk bin
I    ,. are that ten year.
Preano   Stele   Collate   ha*   sat
turned   bt*  eyes  more  than   they
*
ti..e ul humor  more than  it  waa
Things  ar*   popping   on  th,   itudent   public   rale-     FLASHr   Ind   you   bear of
t.on*  committee.    Tom   Lynch,  new  chairman,  ha* Raw    »b"   "BIB   tomj
mobflitad hi* SBBJJBSjJBf tt ordar to handl* th*
publicity for Varsity Varieties. Although the show
is still two months away. Tom ha* (tarted enough
wheel* turning  to pack  the  audftonum  fiv*  night*
Swedish Film To Be Shown
UP  IN  VALUE
N'exr semester » stuJetu bctJv cii
in .aliic this week when the- hoard ni direvrors
tavc the green Itijhr on the- jrrjnircinc-nt pi |
.mpcie rSBSjawaSJ to he highlighted hv
note-el artistr. Programs oi this nature are aeti\
mes ar many ef rhe nation r> leading universities, and the e-.tahlishment ot such presentations
BS I pan of cjmpu> life here is hiiihlv Ouaw-
r'lendaNt
Cneod muSK will he broughr ro individuals
who. up ril now. have- been unable to hear
what tht-y want btx.iuse- ot uubilirv to pav the
priee of a local musical club ducat or be-e..u>e
rjf irubiliry to yet Mitf. .. rieker ar anv prue So
m>i\ and single rickets will be- sol J to students
md faculty members ar halt rhe sum lor whieh
rhev will go to the general public
The seope ot scsmDCi olic-red rhe studenr
bodv e..rd holder ss. ill be- fiHinelcel our and en
Urged Admission to athletic c-vc-nts. dramatic
and musical productions, and tevken of entitle
ment to college publtcations makes up rhe
bulk ot use-, ro which the student bodv card
is pur
While rhis is -juire .i list, many a card lies un-
Vttention all organizations Plea.e select a re
sponsible person to represent you at the .tuden'
council meetings Even though council meeting* ii
the past have been irregular and deadened by Ion.
constitutional discussion, trom now oa
of tbe yesr they b
proper   functioning   of  our   student   internment
J raatpns organizations to c
Norman Nordstrom, election committee chairman.
haa been whipping the elect.on procedure into
thape. One of th* item* that Norman aaya will be
cloaely checked thi* **metter is th* eligibility of
th.    nominee*    tor    their    re*p*ctive    office*.     All
t   Lesnt
length   industry     It   I
:.ro.!ined   and   pre   tbe     nation's    every-..       .   J
se nted in person by K<i.«-ll Writht.   arht**wJB
lsgisjl.li      reporter     and.     worst
.-.,-  on  world afslr.   will  sewn Ute taa to date   Wright th*
-   aejaj  l.emng   producer   aad   lecturer    hat aaa
a* I ' ■•• ' •«ational  history   ia   th*   Btakiiig   at t s>
-m.lay   porter   aad   photographer  far tat
past  14 years
-•   year, making |     He  haa  covered  Europe   Afrss,
.1   to  th-    CCf**    feir«m«Unw * - • l-n    A.la   and   North   Amen.. |*r !»
^awatea-ti* P5C: Criminology .rrM *„.,**,. ws,.,., mm
mmnmen  I.   would  be  ter,   de.lr.bie  for  the  pre,:    Division     ReCe.VeS \.mT imZmm^uri^
him • •• lasaaa.    ateiaxjsaa   tnrtur*   atrvks.
Rprnnnitmn   In   ^F """",l  coU>T «»«« «*»>« a*.* «aterpn«* haste
r\t?l-UyillllUll    III    Jr ;  .-iuclag document.o motim s»
Petitions   ar.   now   available   for   claaa   officer* lltBSBS   for hla  leeture.
;
the   <
.'ion   of
group* wiihing to nominate a candidate for a claaa
office may obtain pet.non* ,n the stud.nt pr.*.
dent's off.ee.    Be aura ta fill out  blank* at th*  bet
I that the liul
torn of th* petiti
simplv bevause SSXOSSJ it w.is the uuickest v.a\
ot polishing oft the registration line   The B*J
ers  of   the-  cards   have,   in  manv  cases.   :<
been spectators m Ratelifte Stadium, never m
part ol a I'ntvmiry Street Playhouse audit
never listened ro rhe- college symphony orchev
tra in concert
seBlf be the  new   series ot eolleerts will cntlec
se>me of them to use their cards
•t man ••: I
It. Sara**
i OOe of three rollece*  In  the
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Ninety  per cent  success  la good  are for accountants  civil engineer*  qualification*    tbe    as[.i
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the  job  shortage  at  present,  tl  Isltermlmnt   tbe   need.   ..f  Job   seek        Mrs    oulletie   said   over
an   especially   good   figure   la   ae- er*.  personal  interview* are  some   dents   bate   filed   th^ir   nai
employed   by    the   office   in   pari   time   aork   which
It   Is   not   necessarily    indicative   older  to  learn  tbe  type of  worker   positions   ranging   from
tl what tbe college student aaay ex   ,h»- Orm or company wanU and the clerk
p*et   upon   graduating,    but    Mrs     —	
Teresa   Oullette  of  tbe   placement
service   stated   that   of   tba   people
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The service aru as a liaison be
twee* stucteau seeking em ploy
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