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COLLEGIAN EDITORIAL FEATURE PACE
E ASSOCIATION
Av Paul Bartlett
\ EI.WOOP Ettt
I ■ fclllor
Why Aid Students?
Anyone who has read any of the news articles that
have come nut recently showinp the tremendous amounts
of money lieinp sjient for relief purposes can not but ask
himself whether all of this money is well spent Certainly
the spending of billions of dollars should be the grave
concern of every normal thinking person.
For the past year and a half, there have lieen several
thousand students who have in the J>ame of "relief"
received monthly allowances which tney have used to
keep themselves in college. If it were not lor these funds,
there would lie that many more young men and women
aimlessly wandering upon the streets. Now these students are faced with the prospect of having their allow-
anees taken away, and hence the necessity of having to
live on funds that are already meager. There is no doubt
that the discontinuance of SERA will work an unbearable hardship 0:1 a great number of students.
It would not ne out of reason, under these circumstances, to propose a sort of permanent "relief fund for
the-e needy students. Nothing a government can tlo will
bring if more rewards than the training of its citizens.
Anv investment to bring about an enlightened citizenry
is certainl-' a go id investment, not only for the country
but for civilization in general. The millions that are
bein;; i'"led o;:t to persons who are on relief rolls may be
.loin;} some good, but there is a great leakage. Congress
could do the country a good turn and tighten up the
administratio:', of relief, and through part of the saving
thus made, establish a fund to be used by needy
dents all over the country- To aid students is to smile
upon the future. —«••
■tl program over CHS. What \ I
_The_
PRESIDENTS
SPEAK
. Roullard Illustrates
Talk to Gardeners
behind the screen
he Ilrlle of Oostlne. Teggy Baptists.
Music Notes
many guests in the form *
of visitinir high school students. '
They have congregated here for 11,
» Wednesday alterac
ivily
i) the w
Merely Looking On With the Editor
Senior Activities Lists Wanted
Usts of activities of graduating seniors must be turned in to
Roena Miller, Box 166, within the next few days
His following items should be accurately and completely filled
same (Printed)
Degree
Home Town _...
Activities (By Yea
itage craft and stage pres-'■*
encc. They are the best their re- ln|
ctive schools can offer and JJJ
congratulate them and ex-'to
J to them a most heartv welv —oathonizc boosters—
.e to Fresno State. May they F.S.C. Radio. Station
e an enjoyable time and Er)rjs Transmission ,:
_ ry back to their family and
friends a favorable impression The Fre.„„ si.n.- .nii,c.. radio »ta .1
Journalism Society ,u,ph A "j,^ „«„ "££ '.pon.or
To Plan Pre.is Day; »"°»«"^ ««<">•
:SSSBaSBESEerp.t'
!g Br. Charles A. Morris. 0. O. (■
Th. o^eJBios Society Elects
r™Tilth0e»l! Tolle President;
Plans Discussed
Freshman Women
Form Luncheon (lub
Anniversary Formal
J Brite Spot Lunch
CLARENCE'S
HUT
Fountain Service
Good Food
Van New Blvd. at Weldon
Shirley
Temple
LIONEL
BARRYM0RE~
'The
Little
Colonel'
DANCE
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6TH
CAROL LOFNER and His Band
Voted Southern California's Most Popular Bar.']
by U. S. C. and U. C. L. A.
ADMISSION: Ladies, 25c; Men. 55c, including tax
Sweet's Rainbow Ballroom
The Snurt Plat To Dance .
Coming Soon—TED FI0 RIT0
sVT#*TE'
LARGE SQUAD NOW
WORKING OUT FOR
1935TRACKTEAM
THB C0LLE"0IAI.
5WKT3
....,.,».,..- ..*..,....„ Spartans Split With tup AithoUBh tw n„vinE
Hrs ™ sr;i: Aggies, Drop to 4th c™"'" c"~*
KOONTZISWMNER ||Ws
OFEASTERNTROPHYI Squints
FOR EXTRA TOSSES J
Runner's Thinly-Clads To
. Get First Chance To Show
$tuff In Inter-Class Meet
Thursday Afternoon Will Give Tracksters Initial
Opportunity; Remainder of Meet Scheduled for Next Tuesday
Coach Flint Manner's 1935 edition of the Bulldog track team
will get its first opportunity to work out in competition this Thursday afternoon whe,n Manner runs off the first half of the annual
inter-class track meet. Many new men are axpected to show their
abilities in the annual affair.
nner announced yesterday that four track and three field
s would be run off Thursday with the remainder of the
s left for next Tuesday. Should weather conditions make it
ham|>lonslilt> Frisno State bas
;;, Sii?ma Taus to Give
«I Dance Honoring Team
„! Friday erasing wlinn tli
roritlnjtty. fvory man
f^ CLUB GETS CREDIT
f n.M. K'-i to ,.ick on. Anywn;
many Although w
BULLDOGS |.##£?3
■ Firms for Room
National P. E. Society
Discusses Rush Plans "
THE BARREL
AFTER THE SHOW OR OAME
TRT OCR KEW COFFEE SHOP
New Pleasanton Cafe & Coffee Shop
AH Night Service Every Sat urd ay
V* MUJT ONOERSTANO
- A SUBJECTIVE STATE—,
fTHE NATIONAL
JOY SMOKE
fetes tjL/ZpMNCt ALBERT USES A
SPECIAl/PROCESS THAT TAKES OUT
ALfBITE"-ITS MILDER,AND BEING f
■CRIMP CUT* IT BURNS LONGER _RA. IS J
THE FAVORITE,CLEAR ACROSS THE MAP! ju
Discus—Gllllishaln ind Staples.
Discus—Lynd. Joaea. II
Object Description
| Title | 1935_03 The Daily Collegian March 1935 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1935 |
| Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- |
| 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" |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | March 5, 1935 Pg 2-3 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1935 |
| Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- |
| 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" |
| Language | eng |
| Full-Text-Search | COLLEGIAN EDITORIAL FEATURE PACE E ASSOCIATION Av Paul Bartlett \ EI.WOOP Ettt I ■ fclllor Why Aid Students? Anyone who has read any of the news articles that have come nut recently showinp the tremendous amounts of money lieinp sjient for relief purposes can not but ask himself whether all of this money is well spent Certainly the spending of billions of dollars should be the grave concern of every normal thinking person. For the past year and a half, there have lieen several thousand students who have in the J>ame of "relief" received monthly allowances which tney have used to keep themselves in college. If it were not lor these funds, there would lie that many more young men and women aimlessly wandering upon the streets. Now these students are faced with the prospect of having their allow- anees taken away, and hence the necessity of having to live on funds that are already meager. There is no doubt that the discontinuance of SERA will work an unbearable hardship 0:1 a great number of students. It would not ne out of reason, under these circumstances, to propose a sort of permanent "relief fund for the-e needy students. Nothing a government can tlo will bring if more rewards than the training of its citizens. Anv investment to bring about an enlightened citizenry is certainl-' a go id investment, not only for the country but for civilization in general. The millions that are bein;; i'"led o;:t to persons who are on relief rolls may be .loin;} some good, but there is a great leakage. Congress could do the country a good turn and tighten up the administratio:', of relief, and through part of the saving thus made, establish a fund to be used by needy dents all over the country- To aid students is to smile upon the future. —«•• ■tl program over CHS. What \ I _The_ PRESIDENTS SPEAK . Roullard Illustrates Talk to Gardeners behind the screen he Ilrlle of Oostlne. Teggy Baptists. Music Notes many guests in the form * of visitinir high school students. ' They have congregated here for 11, » Wednesday alterac ivily i) the w Merely Looking On With the Editor Senior Activities Lists Wanted Usts of activities of graduating seniors must be turned in to Roena Miller, Box 166, within the next few days His following items should be accurately and completely filled same (Printed) Degree Home Town _... Activities (By Yea itage craft and stage pres-'■* encc. They are the best their re- ln| ctive schools can offer and JJJ congratulate them and ex-'to J to them a most heartv welv —oathonizc boosters— .e to Fresno State. May they F.S.C. Radio. Station e an enjoyable time and Er)rjs Transmission ,: _ ry back to their family and friends a favorable impression The Fre.„„ si.n.- .nii,c.. radio »ta .1 Journalism Society ,u,ph A "j,^ „«„ "££ '.pon.or To Plan Pre.is Day; »"°»«"^ ««<">• :SSSBaSBESEerp.t' !g Br. Charles A. Morris. 0. O. (■ Th. o^eJBios Society Elects r™Tilth0e»l! Tolle President; Plans Discussed Freshman Women Form Luncheon (lub Anniversary Formal J Brite Spot Lunch CLARENCE'S HUT Fountain Service Good Food Van New Blvd. at Weldon Shirley Temple LIONEL BARRYM0RE~ 'The Little Colonel' DANCE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6TH CAROL LOFNER and His Band Voted Southern California's Most Popular Bar.'] by U. S. C. and U. C. L. A. ADMISSION: Ladies, 25c; Men. 55c, including tax Sweet's Rainbow Ballroom The Snurt Plat To Dance . Coming Soon—TED FI0 RIT0 sVT#*TE' LARGE SQUAD NOW WORKING OUT FOR 1935TRACKTEAM THB C0LLE"0IAI. 5WKT3 ....,.,».,..- ..*..,....„ Spartans Split With tup AithoUBh tw n„vinE Hrs ™ sr;i: Aggies, Drop to 4th c™"'" c"~* KOONTZISWMNER ||Ws OFEASTERNTROPHYI Squints FOR EXTRA TOSSES J Runner's Thinly-Clads To . Get First Chance To Show $tuff In Inter-Class Meet Thursday Afternoon Will Give Tracksters Initial Opportunity; Remainder of Meet Scheduled for Next Tuesday Coach Flint Manner's 1935 edition of the Bulldog track team will get its first opportunity to work out in competition this Thursday afternoon whe,n Manner runs off the first half of the annual inter-class track meet. Many new men are axpected to show their abilities in the annual affair. nner announced yesterday that four track and three field s would be run off Thursday with the remainder of the s left for next Tuesday. Should weather conditions make it ham|>lonslilt> Frisno State bas ;;, Sii?ma Taus to Give «I Dance Honoring Team „! Friday erasing wlinn tli roritlnjtty. fvory man f^ CLUB GETS CREDIT f n.M. K'-i to ,.ick on. Anywn; many Although w BULLDOGS |.##£?3 ■ Firms for Room National P. E. Society Discusses Rush Plans " THE BARREL AFTER THE SHOW OR OAME TRT OCR KEW COFFEE SHOP New Pleasanton Cafe & Coffee Shop AH Night Service Every Sat urd ay V* MUJT ONOERSTANO - A SUBJECTIVE STATE—, fTHE NATIONAL JOY SMOKE fetes tjL/ZpMNCt ALBERT USES A SPECIAl/PROCESS THAT TAKES OUT ALfBITE"-ITS MILDER,AND BEING f ■CRIMP CUT* IT BURNS LONGER _RA. IS J THE FAVORITE,CLEAR ACROSS THE MAP! ju Discus—Gllllishaln ind Staples. Discus—Lynd. Joaea. II |
