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editor:
| Where Ewnomy Hurts
linus Thirteen
Vorth Waiting For
Greetings!
A brand new Collegian from
its brand new office welcomes
-tudcnts new and old to the halls
of Fresno State. For many of us
-he summer just ending has
been well-nigh intolerable, and
• our editor for one was never
happier to see a new college year j
get under way. Too much heat
;,nd too little worthwhile employment available has made the
summer the toughest one in the
The Blue Eagle of the NRA,
.Jthough bringing hope and
:'aith to the hearts of the nation's workers, can help the j
"loom-ridden faculty of Fresno
State College none. For them.j
prosperity entered the round-
nouse for several more turns
when the state legislature cut
the college budget and their salaries for the next two years. It
is unfortunate that economy
moves should most seriously affect those persons ^rendering
worthwhile and conscientious
BAM TO RETAIN
CO-OP TERMINATES
AT HEARING TODAY1
rlint, Kersey Will Hear I'r
teste Of Fresno Shop-
YEAR'S FIGHT NEAR END|
Director Of Education Will
Inspect Association
Management
otheci
faith.
M1B&X
N %
FRESNO, 'CALIFORNIA, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 11, 1933
The ineligibility and withdrawal from school of thirteen
i.rospcctive mainstays for Coach
Leo Harris' varsity football
team leaves the Bulldogs once
more seriously handicapped at
;hc season's-start. Faced with
:he task of introducing a new
and strange system to last
year's veterans, Harris must
have had fond hopes of molding
•is team around those very
players who flashed on his frosh
team last year, and a glance at
the list of ineligibles reveals
that a majority of the names are
those of last year's freshmen.
Eventually, perhaps, some genius will devise a plan whereby
athletes may universally give
their whole attention to sports
and other extra-curricular pleasures without having their j
precious scholastic standing,
jeopardised. In the meantime,,
however, there is sad need for
some method of inviegling many
football, basketball and track
performers into even a minimum
of classroom work.
Remarks of, "I
time!" on the part of cynicaljci
students who have watched con- j s
itruction of the new library drag \v]
out over a period of two yea
this morning when they had|e!
their first look at the interior of |n
the structure. The unanime
opinion seems to be that
could have waited even longer,
had it been necessary, t
such luxurious quarters for 11
, Football Schedule, 1933
September 80—Cal Tech at
Fresno (night).
| October 7—LaVerne at Fres-
, no (night).
October 14 — University of
California Ramblers at
Fresno (right).
| iDctober 21—Pomona at Fres-
(night).
October 28—Cal Aggies at
1 Davis.
November 4—Arizona State
atTempe.
[ November 11—Washburn College at Fresno.
I November 18—San Jose State
November 80—College of the
Pacific at FTesno.
DR.THOMASSAYS 'STUDENTS GASP AT
RECOVERY DRIVE BEAUTY. LUXURY OF
HASVASTIi#ORT»F.S.
Cooperation Urged Main Reading Room Decorations j
Students in Annual Draw Enthusiastic
Message Admiration
W. Thomis, Freino State ||260,000 PLANT COMPLETE
native and cooperation on Installation of 'Homelike* Furn-
both atudenu and ficulty fellings for Browsing
T„ ,°be aiuueT. T.XI Revest
at the aitetnpti now beint j Fresno State College students
their first glimpse of the in-
r of their new $260,000 li-
0'; brary when it opened it doors
I this morning during registration proceedings and a steady
n- stream of students interested in
*i seeing what facili
r'|fered by the new addition
t!|campus
e-1 during the day.
Students Crowd Halls,
Renew Acquaintances as
"Fall Registration Opens
Increased Enrollment Forecast as Large Number
of Transfers File Credentials; Procedure Outlned
Fall registration proceedings at Fresno State College were in
ill swing at a few minutes after 8 o'clock this morning, and
reluming students lined the halls and gathered in the foyers to
iw acquaintances interrupted by the three-month summer
OFFICE ANNOUNCESfe-H?
EXTENSION CLASSES!^
FOR NEW SEMESTER!;-
Object Description
| Title | 1933_09 The Daily Collegian September 1933 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1933 |
| Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State |
| Coverage | Vol.1,no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Description
| Title | September 11, 1933 Pg 1 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1933 |
| Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State |
| Coverage | Vol.1,no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Full-Text-Search | editor: | Where Ewnomy Hurts linus Thirteen Vorth Waiting For Greetings! A brand new Collegian from its brand new office welcomes -tudcnts new and old to the halls of Fresno State. For many of us -he summer just ending has been well-nigh intolerable, and • our editor for one was never happier to see a new college year j get under way. Too much heat ;,nd too little worthwhile employment available has made the summer the toughest one in the The Blue Eagle of the NRA, .Jthough bringing hope and :'aith to the hearts of the nation's workers, can help the j "loom-ridden faculty of Fresno State College none. For them.j prosperity entered the round- nouse for several more turns when the state legislature cut the college budget and their salaries for the next two years. It is unfortunate that economy moves should most seriously affect those persons ^rendering worthwhile and conscientious BAM TO RETAIN CO-OP TERMINATES AT HEARING TODAY1 rlint, Kersey Will Hear I'r teste Of Fresno Shop- YEAR'S FIGHT NEAR END| Director Of Education Will Inspect Association Management otheci faith. M1B&X N % FRESNO, 'CALIFORNIA, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 11, 1933 The ineligibility and withdrawal from school of thirteen i.rospcctive mainstays for Coach Leo Harris' varsity football team leaves the Bulldogs once more seriously handicapped at ;hc season's-start. Faced with :he task of introducing a new and strange system to last year's veterans, Harris must have had fond hopes of molding •is team around those very players who flashed on his frosh team last year, and a glance at the list of ineligibles reveals that a majority of the names are those of last year's freshmen. Eventually, perhaps, some genius will devise a plan whereby athletes may universally give their whole attention to sports and other extra-curricular pleasures without having their j precious scholastic standing, jeopardised. In the meantime,, however, there is sad need for some method of inviegling many football, basketball and track performers into even a minimum of classroom work. Remarks of, "I time!" on the part of cynicaljci students who have watched con- j s itruction of the new library drag \v] out over a period of two yea this morning when they had|e! their first look at the interior of |n the structure. The unanime opinion seems to be that could have waited even longer, had it been necessary, t such luxurious quarters for 11 , Football Schedule, 1933 September 80—Cal Tech at Fresno (night). | October 7—LaVerne at Fres- , no (night). October 14 — University of California Ramblers at Fresno (right). | iDctober 21—Pomona at Fres- (night). October 28—Cal Aggies at 1 Davis. November 4—Arizona State atTempe. [ November 11—Washburn College at Fresno. I November 18—San Jose State November 80—College of the Pacific at FTesno. DR.THOMASSAYS 'STUDENTS GASP AT RECOVERY DRIVE BEAUTY. LUXURY OF HASVASTIi#ORT»F.S. Cooperation Urged Main Reading Room Decorations j Students in Annual Draw Enthusiastic Message Admiration W. Thomis, Freino State ||260,000 PLANT COMPLETE native and cooperation on Installation of 'Homelike* Furn- both atudenu and ficulty fellings for Browsing T„ ,°be aiuueT. T.XI Revest at the aitetnpti now beint j Fresno State College students their first glimpse of the in- r of their new $260,000 li- 0'; brary when it opened it doors I this morning during registration proceedings and a steady n- stream of students interested in *i seeing what facili r'|fered by the new addition t!|campus e-1 during the day. Students Crowd Halls, Renew Acquaintances as "Fall Registration Opens Increased Enrollment Forecast as Large Number of Transfers File Credentials; Procedure Outlned Fall registration proceedings at Fresno State College were in ill swing at a few minutes after 8 o'clock this morning, and reluming students lined the halls and gathered in the foyers to iw acquaintances interrupted by the three-month summer OFFICE ANNOUNCESfe-H? EXTENSION CLASSES!^ FOR NEW SEMESTER!;- |
