1935_05 The Daily Collegian May 1935

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We are all so much inclined to take health for granted
that we need an occasional reminder, such as the event
of Health Week. The greatest series of tragedies which
I have ever observed have been the continual exampli
of neglected health on the part of college students which
have resulted in broken careers, bitter disappointments,
and life-long failure. There is no subject upon which my
advice and warnings seem to have so little consideration
as that of health and the necessity of preserving it
Young men and women alive with the eagerness and
confidence of early college years are so certain of
tinued physical power that too often they recklessly spend
the reserves of health and resistance necessary to the
fulfillment of their life plans. The result js a bitter disillusionment which casts its shadow of broken hopes
over an entire circle of friends and associates. Too often
it means added hardship and suffering to others who
should have received help instead.
The preservation of health may lie in itself such
enjoyable way of living that it should appeal to us
for its own sake. It only requires some limitation on
our ambitions and the control of temptations to'
irregularities in living which are in themselves usually
disappointing as well as dangerous to health. The full
vital sense of well-being which comes from wholesome
recreations and well planned self-control in matters of
budgeting time, planning for reasonable and adequate
food, and exercising some intelligent direction ovei
hours of work and play, more than repay one for the
trouble. Such self-direction means not only a greater
joy in a present sense of well-being, but a life-long
investment as well in an indispensable basis for happy,
successful living.
FRANK W. THOMAS.
Y. M.-Y. W. Will Skate  Internationals Dine
At Broadway Rink  At Y.W.-Y.M. Banquet
n Margaret PretlT. F
Mixed Ping-PonK Club
Will Be Organized
>r the evening while frank Sco
accompanied  07 Barbara Wood. 1
New Pleasanton Cafe & Coffee Shop
AH Night Service Every Saturday
1015 Broadway Fresno, California
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OEORQE  O'BRIEN
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Over Drake Relays-
Huey Honors Nona
New Field House
Funds  Approved
By Advisory Board
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Swim Team
To Meet
Sparta
san Jam Meet Set for Hay 10;
Annual College Meet
May 24
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1^     th..   LU11,I„K.S    ,„   ,,;,,,    n,„.ts   all(]   ari,   cxpccted   tQ  -      -
»r> in this year's conference meet.
at Sacramento.   All ifir
d to bring additionnVpoir
a  trophy  given  to  the
F.S.C. Aptitude Test
To Be Given Tuesday
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The Conference Meet
Dope Sheet
Relays Dance Planned
By Varsity "F," U. S. C.
Fresno Tennis Men
In Conference Meet
lb in Sacramento today
Stupka-Bloyd Team
Wins at Ping-Pong
Holt Second
In Drake
Sprint
Hanner's Stars at   I'rovo  Win
Six First Places Robinson
Double Winner
large crovrd at the Drake Relays laat
I)- behind the Bulldogs.
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Bait-Casting (Mass
Will Start Monday
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