1963_10 The Daily Collegian October 1963

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STATE
OLUME LXVII1
FRESNO. CALIFORNIA. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 19<a
>rama Dept. Opens Season With Comedy
'Come Blow Your Horn'
To Open Six Night Run
The curtain rise* at 1:15 tonight for the drama department's
presentation of "Come Blow Tour
Horn ' In the Arena Theater.
Tonight's premiere performance
of ihe Broadway hit comedy la
the first undertaking by the
drama department thla fall.
Starring in the lead role at
Altn Baker will be' Joe Bridges.
Alan Is a 33 year old playboy
who worka for hla father's artificial fruit manufacturing business, when he can find time to
take from his role of fun and
play
Buddy Baker. Alan'a 21 yoar
old brother Joint him In hit plush
apartment and la then Instructed
In the art of "having a good
time'' hy Alan Buddy ls portrayed  by  Dan  Peaaano.
Buddy and Alan's parents ar*
enacted by Ann Levin and Roe
Headlee Aa the woman who la
after Alan for a husband. Connie
Dayton, will be J.He Warren.
The woman from ihe apart meat
upstairs. Alan'a weekend play-
male. Is portrayed by Lynn* Da-
Dtrector of the play Is Charles
H   Randall, assistant professor of
Members of the six star eaat
began rehearsals for the play tho
week preceding fall registration.
They were chosen for I heir individual   roles  laat  aemeater.
"The eaat haa pat la maay long
hour* In preparation for tholr
presentation. Some reaeeraa— ran
from early morning to lat* after-
aooa. Bat 1 think all hav* gal nod
*xm*eimmt* from the short time
and pressure of producing a play
In four or fir* week* loa* thaa
normal."   aald   Randall
The play will again he presented on Friday aad Saturday
nights and Thursday. Friday, aad
Saturday. Oet. 10-12. of east
week.
Ticket i are available In the box
office of tho Speech Arti Building
from 12 30 to 3:30 PM. Oeaoral
admission la 12 and fl wtth *ta-
Joe Bridges who a—
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of the  woman after
Romantic Role
nat — year old playlx.y  In   tonight's  prrtnlere
his title role.   The yoang lady wllh hint te Julie
playboy  Alan llskrr with  plana  of  marriage   la
la B:l» PM In Use Arena Theater.
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Two FSC Biology Professors
Receive $14,400 For Research
Two Kroano Stat* Colleg* bl
ology *iuf****n hav* received
grant* to further their studies In
research oa Individual projeeta.
Dr Keith H. Woodwlck. an
associate profoetor of biology, hat
received a grant ot 113.100 from
the National Selene* Foundation
to aupport reeeareh entitled a
Study of Adult and Larval Morph
ology of Polydora Commensalls
and  Related gglti—■
Dr. Albert C. Hawbeck,er. a biology profeeeor. haa boon awarded
another grant of $500 from the
NaUonal Inatltutes of Health of
tho United Stato* Public Health
Service for farther reaaarch oa
rodent  populations In arid arena.
Dr.    Hawbecker    will    continue
dent population and
rodent movements, thotr ago* and
their changes In weight. He said
that hla field claaeea In biology
and graduate students will par
tlclpate in the atudy.
Dr. Woodwlck. who received a
17,300 grant to puraue a collection itudy of hermit erabi and
tponges along the California coast
ia 1111. aald that the species
needed for his current study are
readily available aad will be collected In the Santa Barbara and
Worro Bay regions of California
He aald that the larva* of varloua polychaetes, or comma, ma
rine wormi. will be cultured to
"ffMfl1" through microscopic
study their Importance to preaent
systems of claaatf scat Ion. Dr.
Woodwlck will make an lllua-
trated key and a collection of prepared  slide* of aata*.
The PSC professor will be assisted In his two-year study by
graduate and upper division sti
dents enrolled In the toology program at tbe college.
Dr Woodwlck haa boon on the
FSC facility aloe* 1965. He received tho Ph.D. degree In toology at the Unlveralty of Southern California In 1115 and the
master of ag—are gogree In toology at tho tTalverarty of Waih-
Residence Halls Planning
October Social Activities
October aocial actlvltlea at Ho-   peilng In  race*  la being  planned
man. Grave* and Baker residence  for October.
halls  ar*  la  the  planning  stage.       As  soon    aa    approval    ta    ob-
At Homaa. the mens real- tained from the housing offlc*.
denee hall, plana for tb* Home- the three activity dlrectora. Mary
coming float are beginning to be Ellen Albert of Baker. Aanell
formulated, according to hall | Mlttman of Graves and Paul Bar-
preaideot Jerome Karp rett of Homan. will announce th*
Th*    mea    retldenu    are   alao* tint*,  date  and  eventa scheduled
thinking of having a rally for the'or the  relay*
thro*    hall*   aad    attending    th*       Mia*   Mlttman   aald   ping   pong
home   football   games  en   maaee.   j tournaments   within   each   of   the
However, all plaat are tketchy halls will be set up In the aear
and   further   details   will   be   an-   future
nouncod   at   a   later   date,   Karp       For the tennis buffs tn the r*_-
said ! d*ace halls a mixed doublee tottf-
At Oravaa. a relay day wtth j nameat will be organised to flag
team* from tbe throe hall* com-' (Continued on Page 3)
Cross Currents To Hold
Civil Rights Discussion
R*v. Henry H. Mitchell, pastor (     Father  Sergio  Negro,  chaglaia
of th* Second Baptist Church.
will bo gooat speaker at a Croot
Currant* nuiltag for Tuesday la
th* Religion* Center Th* topic
will ho "Civil Right* — Why
1»«JT"
13  11   PM  aad  tho  mooting  will
h* adjourned promptly at  1  PM
of the Traaao Stat* Colleg* Newman Club, will discuss tho Boa-
men lea I  Council  on Oct.   11.
Young GOP To Meet
Jeff   Hamsna,    pi isHaal   «
taa "man Stale College Yoaa
International Club Will
Hold Meeting Today
Organization of the International Club on campua It the
main topic of business for a meeting today tn Cafeteria Committee Room 2 at  1  I'M
On the agenda alao la the election of officer* and a discussion
of general plans for the coming
semester
Foreign and Amertcaa atudenta
are aalowa* to attend the meet-
tag and join the organisation
FSC Gets
Credentials
Extension
Credential programs at the college have been granted a three
year extension of accreditation
from tbe State Board of Education
Dr Richard K. Sparka. head of
the dlvlaion of education* aald
that the new accreditation gtvei
the college the tuthorily to grant
the various credentiala until September. 1066. when the Board haa
declared "that no credential will
be Issued under the old program'
"The new law (the direct result of the Fisher Aet) *tt—**
effective on January 1. 1911. aad
prescribes that no credential shall
be Issued under the old pattern
after yeara following the effective
date of the law." Dr. Sparka aald.
The letter from the SUte De
I part—ent of Education noted that
the Board's action will give the
college the opportunity to pbaae
out all preaent credential programs. The Board adopted new
credential requirements at Its May
24th  meeting
Accreditation haa been extended
In the following credential pro-
grama at FSC: kindergarten-
primary; general elementary: Jun
lor high achool: general secondary: special secondary In the
fields of art. business education,
homemaklng. Industrial arta. physical education, music, speech
arta. public aafety and accident
training. Including driver education and driver training.
Alao. credentiala to teach exceptional children — apeech correction aad Up reading tn remedial classes, and the mentally retarded; general pupil personnel |
service*—pupil counseling, child
welfare and attendance, and
school psychojnelry; elementary
school administration credential:
secondary achool administration.
and th* supervision credential.
Dining Hall Changes
Weekend Schedule
_%**_
nd   I
pus residence hall students have
been altered thla semester to
make  dining  more convenient.
Saturday morning breakfast
hours have been extended to Include a cold breakfast from 9:30
to 10 AM. The hot breakfast Is
served  from  1:30  to  9:30 AM.
SWAC WUl bpkk
Amu lis Newcomers
The purposes, goal*, activities
aad committees of tbe group will
be explained to all freshman gtrla
today at the first meeting of the
Frosb Womens Activitlos Group.
SWAG will meet in Selene* 121
at 1 PM to elect officers and alga
up usherettes for SatOrday'a foot-
hall game, according to Sally Co-
born,  vice prealdent.
Applications for membership
In Ihe organisation will be available at  the meeting.
Sunday meal hoar* havo beea
moved to later lo tho day to
allow atudenta to at lead church
iwiltit at a mor* eeavoalaat
ttm*. accordlag to a cafeteria
spokesman
Brunch It served from 10:30
to 11:30 AM aad dinner from
2:30 to 3:30 PM. Laat **m*at*r
Suaday meal* war* htanhfft at
ISO to 9:30 AM aad dinner from
12:30  to  1  30  PM.
During the week, breakfast la
aerved from 7 15 to I 10 for hot
breakfast aad 1:10 t
cold breakfast, loach
to 1:11 aad dinner
1:30   PM.
S AM ror
i 11:11
Dropping A Class?
Students From 39 Foreign
Countries Attending FSC
One hundred thirty-three foreign ttudentt. Including 19 graduate atudenta. have registered for
fall claate*.
Tb* ttudenti come from 39
countries. Moot highly ripr—aatad
tre Iran with 30 atudenta. India
with 13. Hong Kong with 12. and
Sudan with Bla*.
China and Japan each havo
aeven ttudentt and Lebanon and
Canada each have tlx Four are
rrom tho Philippines and thro*
from  Iraq.
Two   atudenta   each    represent
Cyprus.
tugal. aad Germany
One atudent representt each of
Somali RepubUe. Panama. Argon
tlaa. Ghaaa. Koaya. Yugoelavia.
Thailand. Britlah Oat*—-. Burma.
Jamaica. Mexico. Viawila. Turkey. 8yrla. Korea. Tahiti. Britain.
Congo. Liberia. Saudi Arabia.
Peru. I'nited Arab Republic. Bolivia,  aad   Pakistan.
Argentina. Kenya. Britlah Gut
aaa. Tahiti, and Liberia havo Mt
aee. represented on tho camput
within tho laat tea yoara.
Two or tho students ar* at loading   FSC
Bulldogs Have A Farm
Aggies Invade Fresno County Fair
By JACK MILLER
With a Moo-Moo here aad an
Otnk-Olok ther* th* llth editloo
of tho Freeno Dtetriet Fair got
under  way   this  morning.
Rated by Deaa of Agriculture
Lloyd Dowler aa the third largest
show of Ita kind In the atate. It ls
always a real payoff target tor
Uo FSC Aggie*. Je*a* Bo
titles oi Champion College Group show. Agrtbuataos
ot Flv* Lamb*. Reserve Cham- Janet Mayor haa thro* pea* with
plon Lamb-Colleg* Divlatoa. Flrat j thro* or each brood. Columbia
Plea*  Senior   Yearling   Bull   and   Suffolk,   aag   Southdowaa.   PatU
Flrat  Place  Four T*ar Old  Bull,
both   Holat-aa.
Freano   I*  well   represeoted   In
the   lamb   dlvlaion   at   the   local
trtea t
dot* Include sheep, mar-
i.  hoof,  and  dairy  cattle.
The   carefully   selected    rooter
laclude*   maay   proven    winners.
Earlier   thl*   yaar   at   th*   Stat*
Fair In Sacramento th* team eap-
rardi: Grand Champion Pon or 3 Market Lamb*. Re*
irv*   Oraad   Champion    Market
smb.   Junior   Heifer   Champlo.
aad Flret Flee* Soator Heifer.
Ia tho south. Froaaaa* invaded
•  _M Angola* County  Fair at
urn* homo with tho
noroonites Invite  TV
World Series Viewers
If* World I
Stehltk.
Jor.    haa   thro*
throe
Harrtaoa.
huabaadry. will give MU* Stehltk
with thro*
Hampshire*. Th* lamb* ar* under
the watchful eye of Oloa Maddux.
at rsc.
Th* Market Swta* dlvtaloo haa
i each of Borkchlroa.
npshlre*    aag   Torh-
ilre*.    Swta*
r w-l t
hlbttort Marvin Hugh** aag Ro*-'
eoatoad  for  ho.ee*  1b  th*  hoof
exhibit   Pour Shorthora* will  ho
Judged  Saturday aad  nine Here-
fords   will   be  put   through  I
gaeea Saaday.  The i
he   oa   dlaalay   thr*
Fair a eleven day rua. Beef h
maa  Tom   MeCord   will   i
•tall*, i
maa  Dt
Jim Dearer, who haade.ua
at th* campua Cow Barn.
hav* a lot ef *tud**t hoig ■