1938_05 The Daily Collegian May 1938

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THE FRESNO STATE COLLEGE COLLEGIAN
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TUESDAY. MAYjn. isjj
SWEETS FOR
THE SWEET
That Golden Key
P.   McCl.tchy   publlrat
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Circulalion Manager
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EDITORIALS ^"
MrC-lnrs  fold.  What
And What.  Pray. Is All
This Grumbling About Now?
Once again The Collegian wishes to take up
the grumbling of many college students and
amplify them so that they might come to the
attention of proper authorities.
The grumbling which again seems to be gaining much momentum has to do with the college
union, in particular, about the type of food
doled out at the existing prices.
ever there was a place where someone did not
get what he paid for, the Union was it.
The reason for the complaint Is not hard to
find. After finding for a period of two years
that the union was not making money for the
association, officials went out to seek a new
manager who could make the place pay. This
the present manager of the union did; and it
is in making the union a money-making proposition that the management has not only failed
th,     of   hypocritical.
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TU-'\V. MAY  10, 1938
THE FRESNO STATE COLLEGE COLLEGIAN
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U^^r-I Fresno Racketmen Prep School    SSkTcS, Over 18 J. C. Teams to Relays'
.':;■':£?S Trounce F.W.C.     Record's to Go .rTalL Teams Will ^SZiSSl.
sj-SSSS Rivals Easily
Driller Medley Relay       Iirh'Uvrt^""^.'!.^"^    Pni»r P J.wa        «'.ti«> or tr..i
Team Outstanding ■ £«- «*»*»**** o,   tnt€r KelayS        J££JEJ
,d  hla-h  Jump.  According  t«
M,lvln"Fat liny" III..,,I „„
rd r,lay r,cord of 1:31.2 mlnht b.
P. E. Announcement
rought a
ing of si
CONTROL ROOM
dents.
The very nature of a cooperative organization—and the union is supposed to be such—
suggests that there is a mutual responsibility
on the part of the student and the organization:
one exists for the benefit of the other. A cooperative organization that loses money is in
reality the better kind—it gives to the students
more than that for which they pay. But this
type cannot, for business reasons, continue to
exist. On the other hand, there is the type of
cooperative organization that continues to report profits. This is the type that really fails.
for in reporting a surplus, it admits that it has
taken from the students more than it has given
It is because the college cafeteria falls into
this latter class that the students are once again
starting to complain about food at the union.
A surplus should not be pointed at with pridef"
rather, it should be kept quiet, because it is an
indication of such a degree of efficiency that
one side of the cooperative organization is not
getting what it deserves.
Railing at efficiency seems a curious thing
to do; yet when efficiency becomes so intense
that it defeats its own purpose there is room
for complaint.' This is the reason why students
:s food.
e matter
t the u
Surplus Appears as Just
Another Political Football
Again it comes to the attention of The Collegian that it is possible although improbable
that Fresno State will receive any appropriations for building improvements on the campus
or for proposed new buildings in the form of a
new administration building and a men's gym-
Again the la<
matter of Fresno appropriations until after the h   p\'n* '"'"">' '"'"' ""'' <-ho»,n
•forthcoming gubernatorial election and. mor.
likely, not until the end of the 1937-39 fiscal w« with th. .tory ni AmTrlc \\Z,'-
The need for more and better buildings has ",',',' '..,
been felt here for many years, particularly at b"uvvciopi-d"!™ "n th," lumi/llr
the present time.    Accommodations for a few aararal members of OoltunbU  Da*
hundred students are forced to suffice for two veraity. i,a,hinc staff. H:.   j.mi„
thousand.    Men students and physical educa- »»"« ha>, b,,n mad,-.
tion classes arc forced through lack of proper J° ""jj «JJ2jS,",''.'
facilities cither to abandon required programs ,-,.'«■» api'•■ Mb ieab
or continue them under adverse conditions. Ini m Ssmttiowa .>r,.\ lhe d,»,lop-
It was revealed last weeks through the state- ""'nl  "'  ""  ■*•** "»« trade
ment of Governor Frank F. Merriam that the K*"M-
.Mc-rnani administration is expecting a surplus A,5° <"' Wnin,a,iay. <,<, mic liiuo
of some $2,000,000 as a result of increased tax "''* '"""•"*" "• s p. at. comes «
returns and lowered financial outlays. unr'tor lnTmovk-' --Th^Tuwum
There is some S7,000,000 for state building of Robm Rood.- Th. tact,
mprovements and extension programs  in the ,hl" pr«-a,nt«ii<in ™i or ib. Holly,
present fiscal budget. wH"1 corned'"" '"•""' "'* m""C
Yet the administration  has definitely  re- K„raio>id'""Thi.b' io-wom"''™™"
fusesT'to take action on Fresno State's request nan is an int,rntina rienr,.   oiv,n
until the budget Ls more favorable and until it "•*   middi,   nam,   "W..iit;inr.    m
supposedly shows a definite surplus. hoprfni   par.-m..  h,   proc^drd   t„
With a coming election and the stand of the writinn a —a-t»n«'y" naiorV "piano
a.lmmi tration somewhat shaky it seems that    Sonata at th. n  |
this surplus is being used as nothing more than wl"i iwrai  prr-iisioua   vork.   in
a political football—the administration not tak- ~Z          ~j      ~~
ing any steps until it can be seen which way the Present-day Germany
wind is blowing. Disclosed in Club Pictures
Again The Collegian urges immediate action A „,„„„„ plcIlll., „m ,haill,
and to attempt to enlist political support as the ^onomi, ami i„iin.',i j». i.°^._.
only evident means of securing the much needed
It's a Nation Near
War After SMp Sinks
A Spot
oSLiSe
'You Can't Take It
With You' Plays Here
ma-ly^nTln ™m     BlJ9,e   C.0rP«  Will  Toot
nnounr„i today. At Relays Saturday
Drama   Finances
Co-ordinated
Directors Have Budget
Session Tomorrow
The $400,000 pleaded for in the request to
state-financial officials is only a part of the just
and legal allotment given to the college in 1927 ,|„!"n,„'m^,'J"'11 "",', "'" r """"'" '» •>  sn„i«i bu«l, rorp. ron.u.nx
as a part of the general state building plan. A',j ™,™ m',1.t£!.,!'*,^"m'? t:lub "' Al IJHihnrn. MHUn in.iy.i. \vn
If Fresno State is to succeed and develop'it tend. '                         **     '" "'" {amUo,,'"}1 T"* r"*um *'»
is vital that expansion be a~part of that devel-  ih«° WMt"coa.'t ^'"13'"°*' '"* ^
tipment.    An  administration   building and  a «:J» p. m. Saturday.
g>'mnasium arc essential to continued existence. Student Forum Talks *••!  1 ■    . .    1    .
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