1937_02 The Daily Collegian February 1937

              THE   COLLEGIAN
A Change for the Better
The Fresno State College administration took a fine
step forward yesterday in the eyes of the Collegian when
it centralized the registration process for the new spring
semester. Not only was having the primary process
moved to the library for the details a good bit of action,
bat even a greater improvement was made when the fac- j
nlty members were placed in the spacious reading room
of the building.
By these actions the administration has simplified
process which in the past has been most annoying. The
result is that at the present time a student can register,
consult his advisor, and sign up for all of his courses in
one building. In the past one has had to travel from one
end of the campus to the other, up one stairs and down
another, and then ofttimes only to find the process mustj
be repeated because of some minor slip. There is only
one thing that the Collegian has trouble in understanding—why the present system wasn't incorporated years
ago.
In approving the new system, the Collegian does so
merely on its own accord, but also for a large majority
of students and faculty members who have praised the
method. Not from one person has the Collegian heard
uncomplimentary remark.
At the same time the Collegian is certain that there
naturally are some persons who are not in accord with;
the changes (probably because it aids the student more!
than the faculty). But if there are some who fail to
strongly approve the change, it makes very little differ-1
ence because they would, in all probability, disapprove
■of anything that might alter the status quo.
Another change, not related to the above topic, met the |
temporary fate which in our.eyes was entirely wrong.]
This was the proposed revision of morning class hours
to allow for a free half hour. A majority of the students,
showed themselves to favor the plan, the student council
heartily approved of it and then along came a faculty;
-vote which put the. screws on the change. However, the
possibility still exists that the Recreation Hour may come
into effect some time in the future, since the Collegian
has learned that Dr. Frank W, Thomas has consented
to give the plan a two-week try later in the semester.
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Metropolitan Opera Star
cho6ses light smoke for his throat
Lauritz Melchior says:
STUDENT BOOK       ! Terrible, AM I,?
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"The hardest test I-can give a cigarette is to try its effect on my throat
after hours of intense rehearsal. I've
found that a light smoke meets this
test. And so, although I am not a
constant smoker, I favor Lucky Strike
for the sake of my throat. And, incidentally, so does my wife. When urn
go hack to Europe we never forget to
take along a good supply of Luckies.''
x\n independent survey was made recently
among professional men and women—lawyers,
doctors, lecturers, scientists, etc Of those who said
they smoke cigarettes, 87% stated they personally
prefer a light smoke.
Mr. Melchior verifies the wisdom of this preference, and so do other leading artists of the radio,
stage, screen, and opera. Their voices are their
fortunes. That's why so many of them smoke
Luckies. You, too, can have the throat protection
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THE   C0LLB6IAN
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Bulldog
Sports
Parade
Bulldog Hoopsters Drop
Two Games To Gators;
Play Nevada This Week
Local Capers Fold Up in Initial Game as Sam
Francisco State Takes Rough Series; Nevada
First Conference Opponent
(Collegian Sports Editor)
Showing the effects of much illness, the Bulldog baaketballen
tipped two contests to the Golden Gaters from San Francises)
State over the weekend, the first by a score of 35-24 Friday night,
id were nosed out 36-34 Saturday night \
The Borleakemen demonstrated a world of power in their first
ntest with the Bay City boys and at the gun ending the first half
eMlon art f.cl'sTelr j '""TJ'Jlrl expe^edT^l." '
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Bradshaw Calls
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Staters!
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Home of Fresno's Biggest and Best
Malteds, Shakes and Sodas
10c
20 Kinds of Ice Cream and Sherbets
to Choose From
ALL KINDS OF SANDWICHES
LUNCHES and DINNERS
Special College Lunches 20c
In the College Block
Two Blocks South of College
1470 N. Van Ness Ave,
erslly couldn't hit th
rt fruaTa. In McClura- and
i <IM not make the trip bene.,   Kelley and Randolph
taar however, and played^
Divide the Monthly
Electric Bill by 30!
That shows the amazingly low daily cost
of electricity   in   your
For our average customers, the daily cost is
less than 10 cents. Only
10 cents—half or less
the price of a movie
ticket—no more than a
The added cost for the
right kind of lighting
amounts to so little
daily that youVI have to