1948_02 The Daily Collegian February 1948

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THE   FRESNO   STATE   COLLEGE   ASSOCIATION
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By W.nd.U B*U  48
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HISTORICAL   GLANCE
•il  .ipprnt.il  war. p.cn by the buarcj ot Jircv
tttttie.   that   must   be   crowded   into   the   next   three
and   a   half   month*,   he   come,   to   the   realisation
that  June and  graduation  are alarmingly  rloae
Operation  Gate,  for  in«tjnc«.  mult,  at  the   very
lateet   be concluded ahortly after th* firat of  May
In fact. Deana W.leon   chairman of the committee,
•t striving to have all contributions collected, with
th*  exception   of  rare  case*,   by   the   last   week   o»
April    Dean* and her committee art contacting all
campua   organisations   by   mail   and   well   as   nidi
viduala  by  an  Operation  Gat*  Booth   kj th*  foyer
o«  th*   union.
Thank*   to   Hob   M
mrttee fur initiating am)  att.n!.r c  to tbe n
gram   arhednled   for   next   wset     Mt bough   tee   all
speak  glibly  <>f  the  atomic  ate   la wl
Another person on campua who '» very buoy
theee days Bj John Ball th,. year * editor of th.
Campus Even though th* Campus isn't to be available until late m the semester John haa been
working on .t smee last summer. If the amount of
tim* and energy John and his staf hav* spent on
cur college yearboo. it any indication of its merit.
t m laying odds that it will be the best on* in
tn*   history   of   FSC.
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•    lent body meeting, and talent chows
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rlie comrrii:- - in the red.
Kill pl.ins
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Then, the b.ill wtjtt .ir,fendc.ii bv .1 srn.ill number
Ik ike the deficit .
ft becmniiiL' curly
planning.
g, will be- ciinJuatc t.i ercatcr ccon-
efsarei   fBmm q        better dance.
m* will be obtained it the commit-
. the opportunity t.> §p .ihcad at this
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College Collegian -
In This Corner
By lack Grady GrtscL
Weighing m at 1MH pound*
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rsM  ahead.
Cafeteria Serves 144,000
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then     111-
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nhich   the   cafeteria
the day unless special dm
served   In   the   ,
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traight   from .the.'.^   haJ   r,,-ated
lii-int the lunch hour «.»• to (is
think    the
War Declared By Coeds On Wallace Followers
Greeks Ot Theta Chi House   To Meet Today
Drama And
Romance Of
Fresno State
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a small book with an orange
r Modern English C'jm
by   Seetha   Watts    Rrtjrs
REWARD
1601 Son Pablo  Phon.3-1443
between the Theta Ch, house
and Collegienne Hall Theta
Chi's indicate a 'ormal declar
ation  will  be  drawn  up  short..
It all started when aome of
the girle picked a few peac
blOMoma from  th*   Greek s  yard      tr:thten   up   the   frat   clothe,   line
The men objected and tha Col    '     »'"> «' 'hl» came Monday night
legiennee retaliated by decorating "t Ibe fraternity I
one   of   the   mens   cars   with   an     BJ 1 <m»a adornint 'he sate* clothe*
assortment   of   lingerie n   knots,   to   .hilt
The   men  nave   not  been  ante- jseenleioo to th* Boy Scouts
gather   inactive     They    are    said I to   when   one
to b* plotting. «f  the  "girl*-  derided  to  bonk  a
—1 j    ... ... '*r   horn   and  the  thine  »turk
Coed Gives Views then came fi«Ci»ackers
**\t   f     II Beit tbe Te > rould manage in
ur v.o.iegiennes     r.t.n.tion *«. .hootmg off. fe»
The   whole    leal   «as   .trictly   a   firecracker*   lal-r   that   nigh'    Tbl.
matter of self >'.<■■ »»<    an    improvement    in    melody
It had never failed that after a Sasjg their former efforts
fraternity meeting, or whenever Much time U now SBrSlttS lathe boys got bee red up enough !»ard figuring out flifferent way.
inever earlier than 1 a-m ). they •>> murdering whoever started thel
woaM come lumbering aero*, tehole thin* Tbe simplest sola
Hares* Avenue and serenade Col-|''»n aefually would be for tbe
HSiaaaa Hall with When Irish Ibei*^ his to learn bow to sing,
lyes Are Smiling Lately tbe tune
bad been changed to the four leaf
clover song
I'ndoubtedly    th*   motives    were
in  the  beat  cavalier  tradit
the   girl*   found   that   bar.]
d.raland considering their unusual!
timing and   harmony/
NOT CONDUCIVE  TO  SLEEP
Such a sutiutation might be ex
petted to evoke »lgbe and But
tar.. The reaction of the Colle-
gttaaii however  is more lit. this
Holy     Mother     Marbree  .   tbo.e
That* Chi  idioU are at  it  again "
Accordingly. Mas* of the Inmates
01 th* hall picket] a Saturday night
te  aaow   tbe   lad*   that   th.t    too
off Ii e   this   afternooti
mutement    on   the
Stewart   Hyrant    wibilteity  eirec-
toi   for the troup. announced that
'he   meetint   Bill    be
to  clear   up   the   misunderstanding
concerning  Wallace and  to aid  'he
Independent   Progres-
California     in     placing     Wallaces
name in the June ns*jj
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John   Hoblgian    Freer.
rector   of   the   Progr.
Wallace   n
the  June   balloting
'ite   been
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