1936_09 The Daily Collegian September 1936

              THE   COLLEGIAN
COLLEGIAN EDITORIAL MATURE PACF
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The Budget and Fees Again
The Board of Directors is scheduled to go into another
long, tedious session this afternoon in an attempt to
balance the budget of the Fresno State College Association. Facing it will be the same problem that has been so
dominant in past sessions and one which seemingly can't
be avoided.
Every year when estimated budgets are presented by
the various activities, the same thing happens, namely
the majority of activities ask for a raise, and as usual,
the board of directors will have to slash until the activity amount is within reason. And after it is all over, the
same complaint at being cut too much is again heard
and the board is soundly berated.
It is safe to surmise that this year's budget will be
balanced in due time, without any particular activity
getting too substantial an increase or of any other taking too much of a cut over past years. Yet, everyone
will not be satisfied.
, In the past the Collegian has advocated a raise it
student fees in order that there be enough mone.
fully cover all activities and to allow their functioning
as they really should. Despite these attempts to get the
students' approval of a raise, no action has been taken.
To those various activities which have consistently
asked for a raise and even to those who only ask for
an occasional increase goes the dutj* of really working
for an increase in student fees. The Collegian itself is
not asking for any additional money this year and will
not'do so as long as it is able to continue with the funds
allotted; it seems only right that all other activities follow a similar line. The Collegian has taken its cuts in
the past year and at the present time is functioning with
less money than it did two years ago, but at the same
time, it is giving equal service.
All this brings forth the main point, that no activity
has any good reason for requesting a substantial increase
in funds when they are fully aware that the money is
not available and that if they are to be granted the
increase it would only detract from another activity
which is likely to be equally, if not more, important.
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YEARLINGS SCRIMMAGE PREPMEN
FROSH WORKING!
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Yearlings Drill With Fresno
High at 4 Today; Play Jayaee
Saturday
Opening the current season's j
hostilities this afternoon at 4 P.!
M., on the Fresno High turf, tho!
Bullpup eleven will scrimmage
with the Fresno Warriors in preparation for their scheduled debut against the Visalia Jaysce
here Saturday.
Although the scrimmage is to
be short it will be the acid test
for the Bullpup aspirants, since
Reid Is Moved Up HEALET TONDEL
To First Squad WINS CONTEST
To Bolster Line FOR FIRST WEEK
Gillingham Shifts to Left End to Seven Tie for Second Place in
Make  Room  For Third-Year     C o 11 e g i a n-Dermer Grid-O-
Man; Benck Moved Guess Contest; Ballot Appears
                       \    Today
Dons Display Too Much
Power; Down Bulldogs
14-to-0 In Initial Game
San Franciscan Backs Puncture Fresno line
With Holes; March Through for Touchdowns
in Third and Fourthferiods to Win at Will
Making their first public appearance under the leadership of
leirnew coach, Jimmy Bradshaw, a determined band of Bulldogs
ekJjthe powerful University o^ San Francisco Dons in check for
,vo periods, but weakened in the last two quarters to let the green-
lad men from the bay region triumph by a score of 14 to 0.
Superior on offense and defense, and matching a completely
rganized and polished attack against the ragged efforts of the
lulldogs. the Dons routed the colorfully attired r*Tesno State team
■ith touchdowns in the third and fourth periods.
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