1937_04 The Daily Collegian April 1937

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Forget It
We see by a screaming story in the Spartan Daily of San Jose
SUte that Senator Sanborn Young of the San Jose district ta
seriously considering a proposal to the California State Legislature
to change the name of San Jose State to that of "California State ]
College." While the whole thing is still merely a thought on t
part of one senator, the Spartan Daily has stuck a big streamer
their publication stating: "Name Change Looms at State." If that
i« what you call looming then Fresno is already the University of
Central California.
To Senator Young we might say, "forget it," for after all,
possible reason could exist for calling the Prune City institution I
any such special name while all other state colleges now existing
in California would merely exist by the names of cities in which
they are located. No, Senator Young, don't you think it is taking I
a lot for granted in asking that ONLY San Jose State should be
called "California State College." In fact, we say again, "forget it.
The bill admittedly would only call for a change in the name c
the present institution, giving as is claimed by the Daily: "much
to the college's growing prestige, and would cause it to receive
national recognition." Well, naturally everyone wants national
-recognition and all the prestige that can be gained, but why should
one of a number of state colleges be singled out as THE State College of California? Of course, we expect the San Diego, Santa Bar |
hara. Chieo, San Francisco and Humboldt State Colleges to welcome the latest brainstorm from the Santa Clara valley with open
arms. Oh yes! So we say, "forget it."
It might be of interest to quote again, this time taking the final
paragraph of that sensational article which "scoops the world."
It is possible, though not probable,.(and how!) Senator Young declared, that this bill could be introduced and passed before the Jubilee celebration, as a sort of 'birthday present' to the school"
Well isn't that nice, but we are afraid that any Diamond Jubilee I
will long be gone and forgotten before "California State College"
-will be anything more than merely a thought. So we say. "forget |
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  |    A well-built, dark-haired University of Southern California
Alphas Play Kronen- Zeta Mas'*PriBter'who 1"shed down the runway in the world record equaling
Collide with Madmen In Initial'tlme of 9'4 8econds' Ptovsd ">• highlight of the Fresno State-Tro-
Dav Tilts on Stadium Diamond I Jan trackfest'here Saturday when the Bulldogs held the national
champion Southerners to an 81 to 41 victory.
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