1930_02 The Daily Collegian February 1930

              THE  COLLEGIA!,
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1929-30
The first of Fresno
Stale's  ure;ilc~. years
You Will Answer "Yes" and "No"     »«•■
If you were asked whether or not you believed that the ™°"
r'resno State band nos-dod inr..  u:sifurms, you would answer L*nvi
"yes" in nil prubabilily. And y. j wvukl have good reasons, too. look.
In the lirst pli.ee, the prt-.m utiifurnts are old and worn. :l«* ■
increasing membership of the batrd. Not only do these facts a\Mte^,
exist, but there Is also n prcvebnt opinion that the present then
type uniforms are unworthy of such a fine musical organiia- count*
lion. "They have not the class, ir display -i-alkies that appeal ™lor
its the onlooker." This Is especially true at football frames and " bl
ill parades of any kind fexcept funerals), and"
Accordingly, if you "'ere a.-ked, "Do you like the uniforms tormin
the hand now parades- in?"—you would answer, "No." This mem .
'no1' will be changed to a "yes" if new uniforms are purchase, be am
For this vets reason, the band will entertain with a popular 'ooc,-:
program in the College auditorium next Monday evening; a ' w™ J™
"benefit concert with o small admission charge of twenty.five \ -,trmU
cents. Why not invest a quarter to hear Emerson Button ting, know :
the band play and then later admire Fresno State's own mu-   until I
"sical company in snappy new outfits? >"' **■
.See Your Ideas in Print        j
Free self-expression of the individual is perhaps the key-
to life, democracy and success. Contributing to this idea, the
freedom of the press is an important factor. T(i< display ideas
in print is prulnilily rourf valuable than to expound in speech.
This freedom ofthe press is available at Fresno State. To
the press should go every student's ideas concerning the sc-
Ullttei and objects gathered about him. Individual attitudes
toward coUssrge conditions are of interest to others. Self-expression through the columns of a newspaper Is a valuable thing.
For this reason a column in The Collegian titlejj "Campus
Comment" is at all times reserved for contributions from
students, faculty members ami outsiders.
Thus far thLs year, few people have taken advantage of
this opportunity to see their ideas in print. Self-expression on
the part of the individual to the hundreds of Collegian read-
trs has been a minus quantity. Hence, as you may well have
reasoned, the purpose of this editorial is to encourage every
individual to send his or her ideas to The Collegian. j'"' •'""I"'* i
All contributions will be printed, provided the name of : jX[Jen'i"i™L0"
the writer is signed to the article. This does not mean that; T|„j„sideni: -E
your name will appear in the paper. TT you choose, a pen name . urr. -and Eivlri
will be used in the printed copy, but the writer's real name I Donnar Sctunid'
must be known to the editor. treasurer at th.
Wide awake students will jump at this chance to show .'"^^^
that tbe Fresno State student body composes, a group of high- '■ ^ mttt tor pf
ly alert members: men and women with ideas and thoughts
to expsTsrsB. Just drop your comment in the mailbox outside
The Collegian office. See your ideas in prinL
Tokalon Installs
Semester's Officers
FWffiAJIENTALUW
MAKES DECLINE OF
BRITAIN EVIDENT
Fraternities
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Coll.g.  Day,  Com-
BUSINESS MEETING..'.,
PROGRAM HELD BY™
PIANOFORTE CLUB£
/or thuae sport things
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Kenned y's
INDIES' WEARING APPAREL
Warn er Bros TWatre B nild in g
H10 12-11 Fulton Street
Phooe 2-6 2Z6 Frtssno, Califoraia
: JAZZ PIANO
Wateorian Piano School
COLLEGIATE
CORDUROYS
$485
Two flap pockets, tunnel
belt  loops.  Best quality
Corduroy.
RIESE BROS.
The College "Hangout"
KAM PUS
FOIWTAIN SsERVICE     -     -      -   CANDY
MAGAZINES, CIGAR? and CIGARFITES
Sororities
SOCIETY
Bj Rum Cathcait
ShlDB on Cambridge A.e
Sorority Entertains
With Rush Affair
At J'.idBc- Criehton's
Delta Kappa
Serves Tea
At Home
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Campus_Comm<,,t
Stale Co-ed to Appear
In National Broadcast
FACULTY GROUP MEETS
iVedffeodar at  * voluntary dlsrtu
toa groiiB bold bj f.cull- sunui..
A'edneadai-a meeting. -111011    >as
PHOTO SCHEDULE!
saT^ottschalk's
New Department
..Now Open
Devoted to
Inexpensi ve Ready-,to-wear
Specializing new, authentic
personally selected styles in
for afternoon, sports, business and
school wear. ..
DRESSES
I SUITS & COATS SK
i, street, travel
PRICK WILL BE
$59V1595
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We carry a full line of school supplies, including pens and pencils, ink, paper, slide
rules, drawing materials at lowest prices
! TOASTED SANDWICHES
FOUNTAIN SERVICE
PLATE LUNCH 25c j
41st Anniversary Sale
"Contract Days"
Start Monday, February 24
These "Contract" or "Courtesy" Days are held before
the opening of the great annual event in order that the
more bulky items, generally associated with ci
chases, may be selected and all arrangements with the
Credit Office and Delivery Departments made—fon the
and time saving of our customers.
All Contract items may be purchased for four d
ginning Monday, February 24th—but no deliveries will
be made until Friday, February 28th.   .