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THE COLLEGIAN COLLEGIAN EDITORIALEATUWL^GE THE FRESNO STATE COLLEGE AS80CIATI0 STANLEY LIVINGSTONE- Behind the Screen J N PUBLISHING SERVICB Want a Dish? The Collegian, particularly the Collegian editoi growing weary of the numerous petty, narrow-minded and fanatical complaints regarding editorial policy which have been more or less recurrent during the semester just ended and which give promise of becoming even more of a nuisance in the Spring term. Now comes The Activist—volume one, number to attack the present policy and method of selection of ■editors, and to undertake an ill-advised program of inciting the student of Fresno State College to revolt over.the present situation or things to that effect It matters little to the Collegian that it should bej criticized by The Activist The editor of the sheet distributed on registration days, whoever he may be, •obviously laboring under a number of delusions in the main points discussed, particularly in the matter of student hody fees, and to attempt a defense against the hollow charges brought would serve only to admit No, The Activist lias not caused the Collegian to rush| to its own r'rfenFD. but it has done* something else: It has provided.the pia-prick that exhausted the patience of a rather (.ot-ile, easy-to-get-along-with editor. No more will unwarranted criticism be winked at; no more will unfounded charges bounce off and disappear as water from \b" bp.ck of a duck. No more. The Collegian can "take it" The Collegian -dish it out." and now proposes to do so. Let it be known that the era of dishing has arrived. I A.dth.C. lh.trtl.ot. "'■ I hie Ittttt sat ftmsm] W«ra*r m-o±]jlJz3b The treit Rakociy IcKelvy tnd 0-H). ■nxloualy iletnindlnt o Innocent Bystandings RADIO ^B^-jPaungartlett lo Coturrtst * reduction tn at people betrtnr th* I Sena rteultlnt from tt at tlwire, tht produ nctcly THE COLLEGIAN ,. Hayden. the dtufhter o Sorority Compliments IVJores Carney Entertains Pi Epsilon - uj .omen's physical educttl ic president, and tb Brides-Elect Honored At Bridge Party' Of MeCIure Kelly I collete rtculty sj Southern Guest Complimented at Party Kappa sorority tnd wis tradual ASSURE SUCCESS OF 'LAY TOURNAMENT our Junior.CoHere* Win Compete In College Theatre Contest [PLANS NEAR COMPLETION Six-day Competition to Be Held at F. S. C February ' 26 to March 3 With the entry of eighteen I high schools and Junior colleges! assured, preliminary plans for I the staging of College Theatre's fourth annual San Joaquin Val- leg high school play ' Pretno SUte College JGHTEEN [W\[$\Large Audience Attends "This Thing Called Love" iudl.or.iirn, - ' pcallotly com 1c siiuiilom of th* pliy. Tht plsy wis admirably ciil. with Vfglburue Tbo_pia.. i Frosh to Stage Fistic Contest For Students preliminary bouts will be held In tt plonsblp encounters being staged I Trafiean Issues Call j For New Drum Major Wben the CBS dedicated It : tbe moat uttenet Silver Slipper Ballroom 1851 Fnlton Street Sat Joaquin Valley ha* b Aptitude Test to Be Given February 12 1 toresrnuur* ot th* pi Brite-SpotLnnch 4Broadway Ph.3-2848 Board to Consider Budget Allowances te College track and Phent ft»1« W30 Fulton St Dr. Charles C. Morris, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST FLOWERS Parsons-Boucher CO-EDS' COTTAGE ■LANCH* J( F. G. Palumbo JEWELER SOUTHERN GIFT SHOP Gifts That Are Different TALLIES AND PARTY GOODS HANDKERCHIEFS 846 Olive Ph. 3-7951 YOU'LL LIKE US Collegiate Barber and Beauty Shoppe FRE8N0, CALIF. Starr's Pharmacy JIM CARROLL Fulton at Olive OnDisplay At the Ubrary attracting considerable a b prepared by Gcorgo i subject, displayed "WHEN A FELLER NEEDS A FRIEND" d let It talk In
Object Description
| Title | 1934_02 The Daily Collegian February 1934 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1934 |
| 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 | February 6, 1934 Pg 2-3 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1934 |
| 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 | THE COLLEGIAN COLLEGIAN EDITORIALEATUWL^GE THE FRESNO STATE COLLEGE AS80CIATI0 STANLEY LIVINGSTONE- Behind the Screen J N PUBLISHING SERVICB Want a Dish? The Collegian, particularly the Collegian editoi growing weary of the numerous petty, narrow-minded and fanatical complaints regarding editorial policy which have been more or less recurrent during the semester just ended and which give promise of becoming even more of a nuisance in the Spring term. Now comes The Activist—volume one, number to attack the present policy and method of selection of ■editors, and to undertake an ill-advised program of inciting the student of Fresno State College to revolt over.the present situation or things to that effect It matters little to the Collegian that it should bej criticized by The Activist The editor of the sheet distributed on registration days, whoever he may be, •obviously laboring under a number of delusions in the main points discussed, particularly in the matter of student hody fees, and to attempt a defense against the hollow charges brought would serve only to admit No, The Activist lias not caused the Collegian to rush| to its own r'rfenFD. but it has done* something else: It has provided.the pia-prick that exhausted the patience of a rather (.ot-ile, easy-to-get-along-with editor. No more will unwarranted criticism be winked at; no more will unfounded charges bounce off and disappear as water from \b" bp.ck of a duck. No more. The Collegian can "take it" The Collegian -dish it out." and now proposes to do so. Let it be known that the era of dishing has arrived. I A.dth.C. lh.trtl.ot. "'■ I hie Ittttt sat ftmsm] W«ra*r m-o±]jlJz3b The treit Rakociy IcKelvy tnd 0-H). ■nxloualy iletnindlnt o Innocent Bystandings RADIO ^B^-jPaungartlett lo Coturrtst * reduction tn at people betrtnr th* I Sena rteultlnt from tt at tlwire, tht produ nctcly THE COLLEGIAN ,. Hayden. the dtufhter o Sorority Compliments IVJores Carney Entertains Pi Epsilon - uj .omen's physical educttl ic president, and tb Brides-Elect Honored At Bridge Party' Of MeCIure Kelly I collete rtculty sj Southern Guest Complimented at Party Kappa sorority tnd wis tradual ASSURE SUCCESS OF 'LAY TOURNAMENT our Junior.CoHere* Win Compete In College Theatre Contest [PLANS NEAR COMPLETION Six-day Competition to Be Held at F. S. C February ' 26 to March 3 With the entry of eighteen I high schools and Junior colleges! assured, preliminary plans for I the staging of College Theatre's fourth annual San Joaquin Val- leg high school play ' Pretno SUte College JGHTEEN [W\[$\Large Audience Attends "This Thing Called Love" iudl.or.iirn, - ' pcallotly com 1c siiuiilom of th* pliy. Tht plsy wis admirably ciil. with Vfglburue Tbo_pia.. i Frosh to Stage Fistic Contest For Students preliminary bouts will be held In tt plonsblp encounters being staged I Trafiean Issues Call j For New Drum Major Wben the CBS dedicated It : tbe moat uttenet Silver Slipper Ballroom 1851 Fnlton Street Sat Joaquin Valley ha* b Aptitude Test to Be Given February 12 1 toresrnuur* ot th* pi Brite-SpotLnnch 4Broadway Ph.3-2848 Board to Consider Budget Allowances te College track and Phent ft»1« W30 Fulton St Dr. Charles C. Morris, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST FLOWERS Parsons-Boucher CO-EDS' COTTAGE ■LANCH* J( F. G. Palumbo JEWELER SOUTHERN GIFT SHOP Gifts That Are Different TALLIES AND PARTY GOODS HANDKERCHIEFS 846 Olive Ph. 3-7951 YOU'LL LIKE US Collegiate Barber and Beauty Shoppe FRE8N0, CALIF. Starr's Pharmacy JIM CARROLL Fulton at Olive OnDisplay At the Ubrary attracting considerable a b prepared by Gcorgo i subject, displayed "WHEN A FELLER NEEDS A FRIEND" d let It talk In |
