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THE FRESNO STATE COLLEGE COLLEGIAN
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 2
NYA Students With 'C
Average May Retain Jobs
Unreasonable Men's P. E.
Fees Should Be Slashed
Hewed (saith the Scriptures) are the humble
and meek, for they shall inherit the earth.
But men students at Fresno State college arc
growing tired of being humble and meek, especially when it comes to paying huge fees for
courses in physical education.
At the present time, all men students are
required to have four semesters or two units
When the Fog Lifted .. .
... (It was Destiny) ...
By V. J. D.
A black, grey winter night en- j
velopcd the college section. Fog ,
sifted heavily over the roof-tops, ,
drifted throngh the town, blur- t
ing red neon signs, suffocating '
^waTrZu'
in order to qualify for jun-
students for these two unit, exactly $16; a sum
that, besides being unreasonably high, does not
give the students anything'onr-tenth as valuable in return.
Mr. Average Fresno Stater signs up for a
course in handball. He gets a lock, gym trunks,
gym shirt, and if he is exceedingly fortunate, a
sweatshirt. And then he gets throughout the
semester two towels a week—EXCEPT for the
rainy season, taking away about a dozen class
periods, and-the West Coast relays in the spring
which takes away two or three class periods.
Thus, the average man during the course of two
years in P. E. receive just over a hundred
And for the use of a hundred towels, and
some gyfti clothes that have been in use since
time immemorial and whose initial cost has long
since been paid, poor Mr. Fresno Stater pays
$16, and gets in return two units. *
At the same time, the men who turn out for
football are given lockers de luxe, get equipment starting with shoes, socks, football pants,
shoulder pads, jerseys, gilt-edged sweat shirts,
and helmets—equipment costing at least twenty-five times as much as that which Mr. Average Fresno Stater get*. They also get a towel
every day in the year, starting about a week
before fall registration, when the squad holds a
workout in the mountains or at the'seashore in
order to be near the sea breezes and to be inspired with the heavenly muse of football that
cannot be found in the valley.
For all of this equipment, the football player
pays—can you believe it—44, just exactly the
suae as does poor Mr. Average Fresno Stater
* for the mnthy garments he uses.
Surely there is something wrong in assessment* such as these. Students in city high
schools, taking regular physical education
courses, pay ONE dollar for three towels a week
during the semester. Locks are furnished them
free, just as the college can do. Prep students'
bring their own gym clothing, as college students wish they might do in order to escape this
high tariff. At the same time, these prep school
towels are supplied by private concerns that are
in the towel business to make money. The college' maintains its own laundry and yet levies
such a fee as to make men students boil with
rage.
wpay tl
possibility
semester's
which eve
The C
'. that I-
STUDENTS!
BUY ALL YOUR
BOOKS and SUPPLIES
atthe
COLLEGE
BOOKSTORE
TYPING PAPER PACKETS
Dissecting 8« -
BA88W0OD DRAWING
•^pgrUn
Cash and Carry
Specials
Smart economy with our quality Dry
Cleaning .... Our high quality work is
acljieved by personal attention to each
garment that is cleaned by
Coughran
- Cleaners
Suits Sue
Overcoats 50c up
Panto _..40c
Ladies' Suits 60c up
1446 N. Van Ness
VARSITY LUNCH
1477 North Van Ness Avenue
FOR QUICK HOT LUNCHES ■
TAHALES and CHILI
Special Plate Lunch
Sandwiches Fountain Service
But that is not all. The men's P. E. department rubs salt into the open wound in a $4 fee
for social dancing. At the same.time, women
take the same course, do the same thing at the
same time for the same instructors, and for the
HE SELLS TOBACCO
TO THEM All
I to swallow. The only
at men absorb, more during a
c than do women, a suggestion
Collegian doesn't like, albeit it
bllegian believes along with hundreds
■of others that these P. E. fees arc unreasonably
high. The Collegian believes that, without too
much deliberation, the athletic department will
find that their computations have erred, that
their $4 fee is just about 100 per cent too high,
that some slashing is in order before fees for
this semester are paid.
But Branch Bobbitt,
like so many other
independent experts,"
prefers Luckies...
. North Carolina,"
»ay« Mr. Branch Bobbitt, "Lucky
Strike buyers know what tobacco'
ihey want and ihey'U keep bidding
right up until they get it
"Well —in a cigarette—it's the
mis. i know tobacco
'cigarette..So that's one reason
smoked Luckies for over five
r experts agree with
Sworn records show
ax, among independent tobacco
pens, Luckies hare twice as many
That"'
WITH MEN WHO KNOW TOBACCO
BEST-ITS LUCKIES 2 T01
FEBRUARY 2, 1988
'rules to complete
[registration given
Too Many Jobs,
1 r i \.~Jti BY COLLEGE OFFICIALS
loo Few Applicants I,---rr=-
|S Office Dilemma |g^£fep
Employment Director
Asks Student* to
Apply f<" Po*ts
• J '
THE FRESNO STATE COLLEGE COLLEGIAN
Inrerfrat to Meet
GoodSellows
Grill
Steaks I'ar Excellence
The EASTERN
Apparel Outfitters
Greetings-Good Wishes
TO FRESNO STATERS
San Francisco
Floral Co.
Hockett-Cowan
Music Co)
1253 Fulton Street
PACIFIC
FURNITURE
CO.
1417 Fulton Street
NEIL-WHITE
1106 Fulton
Nettleton Shop
2017 Mariposa
Campus Representative:
John Ruby
MAXWELL
STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHERS
1149 Fulton Street
Sawyer Dollar
Store. Inc.
Women's Apparel
1155 Fulton Street
HARRY COFFEE
Campus Representative:
Lee Sawyer
HARTFIELD
STORES
First With the Fashions
1041 Fulton Street
ROTH
Furniture Co.
Following Fresno Merchants,
Fresno State boosters, extend
a hearty welcome and best
wishes to college students for
a successful Spring Semester
SLATER
Furniture Co.
EPSTEIN'S
OUTFITTER
FOR MEN
1137 Fulton Street
Underwood
Elliott Fisher
Co.
LESTER'S
Floral Shop
1232 Fulton Street
Phone 3-2221
NORMART
FURRIER
1230 Fulton Street
Sun-Maid
Furniture Co.
837 Bros
Ed .Mart
A.L.C0LVW
JEWELRY
1211 Fulton Street
Walter Smith
GSon
The OLIVE INN
POTTER
DRUG CO.
1102 Fulton Street
ZUKOR'S
1016 Fulton Street
FAMOUS
DEPARTMENT
STORE
J
N.NIELSEN
JEWELER
1236 Fulton Street
Gottschalk's
Department
Store
Fulton and Kern
co ok a.:/
Tnmpus Representatit
Virginia Hedman
Catherine White
BOLGER'S
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
Floral Co.
Your College Florist
1147 Fulton Street
Cook's Music
1254 Fulton Street
ROOS
BROS.
Object Description
| Title | 1938_02 The Daily Collegian February 1938 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1938 |
| 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 | February 2, 1938 Pg 2-3 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1938 |
| 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 | THE FRESNO STATE COLLEGE COLLEGIAN WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 2 NYA Students With 'C Average May Retain Jobs Unreasonable Men's P. E. Fees Should Be Slashed Hewed (saith the Scriptures) are the humble and meek, for they shall inherit the earth. But men students at Fresno State college arc growing tired of being humble and meek, especially when it comes to paying huge fees for courses in physical education. At the present time, all men students are required to have four semesters or two units When the Fog Lifted .. . ... (It was Destiny) ... By V. J. D. A black, grey winter night en- j velopcd the college section. Fog , sifted heavily over the roof-tops, , drifted throngh the town, blur- t ing red neon signs, suffocating ' ^waTrZu' in order to qualify for jun- students for these two unit, exactly $16; a sum that, besides being unreasonably high, does not give the students anything'onr-tenth as valuable in return. Mr. Average Fresno Stater signs up for a course in handball. He gets a lock, gym trunks, gym shirt, and if he is exceedingly fortunate, a sweatshirt. And then he gets throughout the semester two towels a week—EXCEPT for the rainy season, taking away about a dozen class periods, and-the West Coast relays in the spring which takes away two or three class periods. Thus, the average man during the course of two years in P. E. receive just over a hundred And for the use of a hundred towels, and some gyfti clothes that have been in use since time immemorial and whose initial cost has long since been paid, poor Mr. Fresno Stater pays $16, and gets in return two units. * At the same time, the men who turn out for football are given lockers de luxe, get equipment starting with shoes, socks, football pants, shoulder pads, jerseys, gilt-edged sweat shirts, and helmets—equipment costing at least twenty-five times as much as that which Mr. Average Fresno Stater get*. They also get a towel every day in the year, starting about a week before fall registration, when the squad holds a workout in the mountains or at the'seashore in order to be near the sea breezes and to be inspired with the heavenly muse of football that cannot be found in the valley. For all of this equipment, the football player pays—can you believe it—44, just exactly the suae as does poor Mr. Average Fresno Stater * for the mnthy garments he uses. Surely there is something wrong in assessment* such as these. Students in city high schools, taking regular physical education courses, pay ONE dollar for three towels a week during the semester. Locks are furnished them free, just as the college can do. Prep students' bring their own gym clothing, as college students wish they might do in order to escape this high tariff. At the same time, these prep school towels are supplied by private concerns that are in the towel business to make money. The college' maintains its own laundry and yet levies such a fee as to make men students boil with rage. wpay tl possibility semester's which eve The C '. that I- STUDENTS! BUY ALL YOUR BOOKS and SUPPLIES atthe COLLEGE BOOKSTORE TYPING PAPER PACKETS Dissecting 8« - BA88W0OD DRAWING •^pgrUn Cash and Carry Specials Smart economy with our quality Dry Cleaning .... Our high quality work is acljieved by personal attention to each garment that is cleaned by Coughran - Cleaners Suits Sue Overcoats 50c up Panto _..40c Ladies' Suits 60c up 1446 N. Van Ness VARSITY LUNCH 1477 North Van Ness Avenue FOR QUICK HOT LUNCHES ■ TAHALES and CHILI Special Plate Lunch Sandwiches Fountain Service But that is not all. The men's P. E. department rubs salt into the open wound in a $4 fee for social dancing. At the same.time, women take the same course, do the same thing at the same time for the same instructors, and for the HE SELLS TOBACCO TO THEM All I to swallow. The only at men absorb, more during a c than do women, a suggestion Collegian doesn't like, albeit it bllegian believes along with hundreds ■of others that these P. E. fees arc unreasonably high. The Collegian believes that, without too much deliberation, the athletic department will find that their computations have erred, that their $4 fee is just about 100 per cent too high, that some slashing is in order before fees for this semester are paid. But Branch Bobbitt, like so many other independent experts," prefers Luckies... . North Carolina," »ay« Mr. Branch Bobbitt, "Lucky Strike buyers know what tobacco' ihey want and ihey'U keep bidding right up until they get it "Well —in a cigarette—it's the mis. i know tobacco 'cigarette..So that's one reason smoked Luckies for over five r experts agree with Sworn records show ax, among independent tobacco pens, Luckies hare twice as many That"' WITH MEN WHO KNOW TOBACCO BEST-ITS LUCKIES 2 T01 FEBRUARY 2, 1988 'rules to complete [registration given Too Many Jobs, 1 r i \.~Jti BY COLLEGE OFFICIALS loo Few Applicants I,---rr=- |S Office Dilemma |g^£fep Employment Director Asks Student* to Apply f<" Po*ts • J ' THE FRESNO STATE COLLEGE COLLEGIAN Inrerfrat to Meet GoodSellows Grill Steaks I'ar Excellence The EASTERN Apparel Outfitters Greetings-Good Wishes TO FRESNO STATERS San Francisco Floral Co. Hockett-Cowan Music Co) 1253 Fulton Street PACIFIC FURNITURE CO. 1417 Fulton Street NEIL-WHITE 1106 Fulton Nettleton Shop 2017 Mariposa Campus Representative: John Ruby MAXWELL STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHERS 1149 Fulton Street Sawyer Dollar Store. Inc. Women's Apparel 1155 Fulton Street HARRY COFFEE Campus Representative: Lee Sawyer HARTFIELD STORES First With the Fashions 1041 Fulton Street ROTH Furniture Co. Following Fresno Merchants, Fresno State boosters, extend a hearty welcome and best wishes to college students for a successful Spring Semester SLATER Furniture Co. EPSTEIN'S OUTFITTER FOR MEN 1137 Fulton Street Underwood Elliott Fisher Co. LESTER'S Floral Shop 1232 Fulton Street Phone 3-2221 NORMART FURRIER 1230 Fulton Street Sun-Maid Furniture Co. 837 Bros Ed .Mart A.L.C0LVW JEWELRY 1211 Fulton Street Walter Smith GSon The OLIVE INN POTTER DRUG CO. 1102 Fulton Street ZUKOR'S 1016 Fulton Street FAMOUS DEPARTMENT STORE J N.NIELSEN JEWELER 1236 Fulton Street Gottschalk's Department Store Fulton and Kern co ok a.:/ Tnmpus Representatit Virginia Hedman Catherine White BOLGER'S MEN'S FURNISHINGS Floral Co. Your College Florist 1147 Fulton Street Cook's Music 1254 Fulton Street ROOS BROS. |
