1940_02 The Daily Collegian February 1940

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-The Fresno State College Collegian —
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"Kol Nidrei" is High Spot On
Symphony Concert; Davision Shines
By Mitchell p. Biut.cs
(.al resting place: it is ncklowledged by all concerned that there is little or no chance of the
state building a gym within the next few years.
It seems to your columnists that the college
needs a new gym a great deal more than it
needs to enlarge the present stadium, a project that the Board of Directors is Considering
at the present time. One of these projects could
undoubtedly be obtained thru a bond issue supported by the local DTBM: however, to try for
Ivith of them would be out of the question . . .
To all concerned there seems to be little doubt
Student Self Government
T    ■ ?:n:o kns !;r.g beer. n?:?d fcr
-"   ' "•   r-:::?.?r.;   soli   government.
: diversities have act-
-..•.':•  envy  on our setup.
• • t.-. 3:r.3 chanee of self
'     ' i  r.v have
.: ■/ t: exercise their privilege.
O.-.e  :i ±q libckes thai have been
. ..t :'-?.: :: :~>:n5 an active part
in  -iass s'.ozv.zr.s.  particularly  running
Fcr the past several years the divi-
-.ces have been relatively easy
. lo get. all that v.-as necessary was the
anncur.cerr.en! c: candidacy and a bit
oJ campaigning. In several instances persons in the "know" discovered as the
deadline jor tiling .petitions approached
that cilices v.-ere not being contested.
Seeing an opportunity of getting favorable persons into office, they drafted
fraternity brothers or sorority sisters.
They were elected to the offices unop-
Outsiders charged that under-handed
v/crk had gone on. That, however, is not
exactly the case.
Although the methods employed can
not be considered morally correct, they
were entirely within bounds. No election
rules had actually been violated.
Al the last student body election one
post was not even contested on the ballot. It was necessary to make a special
ruling allowing write-in candidates to be
eligible for the office. This should not
have to be the case. There should be at
least three or more persons in each race
Without a doubt there are at least that
many persons in Fresno State capable of
handling each position.
Today has been set as the deadline
for the filing of petitions for offices in the
four classes. Lets make sure that there
are more than one candidate vying for
each position—more than one'candidate
having enough interest in student self
government to take part In class elec-
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NOW.
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10 exception to the rule, "thc rally
securing a name band for this
year's Masque Ball, April 20. However, your
columnists, judging from the past, arc still
skeptical, and therefore promise to buy the ma-
jordomo of the Rally Committee a dinner at
any of Fresno's better hush houses—when and
if he produces a name bind for this year's ball.
Provided it is understood that any out of town
Political Policy
▼ With the appearance
political signs plastered about the campus we can easily tell that il is once
again time for student politics to become
a current issue. This again give rise to
the question of how large a part The
Collegian should  play  in  the  various
ical axes to grind or torches to carry. No
deliberate action will be taken to present any candidate in an unfavorable
light, either before or after he has declared himself a candidate for office.
Although many of the members of The
Collegian staff have fraternal affiliations.
every effort will be made to remain clear
of political entanglements that would be
detrimental to groups'other than those
being representative.
Political stories of any consequence
will be signed by the persons writing
them and any opinions as to the chances
of candidates will be those of the author
and not those of The Collegian.
Slalm
I   fost
The fact of the matter is The Collegian, throughout the many elections
this spring, will play no part in any individual campaign other than mere statements of fact in signed stories, which
perchance, might include speculation as
to the various candidates' chances.
However, The Collegian, as the official
organ of the Associated Students of The
Fresno State College, will have no polit-   lumbia Umveairy.
remedy for his great unemployment problem.
Now all he has lo do it Hart another offensive
along the Mannerhem line and the Finns solve
•
The American univeriity is an athletic anocia-
lion in which certain oppottunttiet for study are
provided for the feeble-minded—SiWadose Mada-
Sludents now flunking courses might have the
>st creative minds in their daises if education
is individualized properly—B. D.  wood, Co-
BLOWX . . . about this time every year is the
"fact" thai the Bally Committee is on the
verge of getting a name band for the Masque
Ball. In fact this rumor has come out so often
that The Collegian holds the following head
over from year to year:
NAME BAND HINTED
FOR MASQUE BALL
BY RALLY GROl'P
. . . don't stop here
SPANISH  CLUB
SPRING SWING MUSIC
WORK "SATISFACTORY"
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Unbalanced Track Team in Offing
As Bulldogs Prepare for 11 Meets
- The Fret no Stare College Collegian -
Bob  Madrid,  National Junior College
Champion of Pasadena, Heads Prospects
By Ed Piston
A .rack squad potentially very strong
cl woefully weak in others is Coacri Flint" Hanner^prosp"cct
i. binder men work out on the rain soaked stadium strip ...
1   !!     '     '   :     ''      'lays, March 16, and the ten
on the Bulldog track schedule.
Varsity Basketball Quintet
Meets Chico This Week-end
Improved Shooting Form Displayed
By Bulldogs; Acker Replaces Kraus
Displaying remarkable improvement at hitting the hoop, the
Bulldog casaba squad wound up practice yesterday and will meet a
highly touted Chico State five at the Fresno High School Gym tonight and tomorrow night.
All Divisions In
Boxing Tournament
Undefended So Far
enTw^hTr,^:
SSe,   Ack.r.  .   foot.   ,   inch   re-
d.«ended. according to
Coach   Hal   Bea.ty   to   start   Friday.
tuMel in place of Walt Kraua. Sao.
ry lis. taUllw appro,.
^rsraaa-s:
ha, consistently ,ho.n np ,e„ Und.r
■orted for training. Th.
th.   1,..;.  in practice.
«.lon has received no
Other starter. wl„ ... a. usual
and th. failure of Dob
•TjT^xSS?
.amp. to report tm-m.
i-JERSBS
and Elan, Hill at th. forward po.i-
.75 pounds,  Is  Oeonre
PmbVbl.   Chico   llne-np   tor   both
Le^on/u.?,::™.
,
OTldeM  CUP.  mo„„)r.  will   be
"',)','"*?"!■' ,Vl" ""' "*
Harold  Taylor and  Arthur Swensen.
forward.;    Albert   Sehue.cr.    center:
.....1   At.hu,   Whl-n,.,-   .:,,,   ,.,,   ,;.„..
TOWER-GUESS
... six welters
u"r!°r .'"v"1"o,,en'
the r«mi*tlllon for th. season's prise.
si Pelko In this division
Thomas. Norman Sttb-
N, will b. . wre.tlina match, but
Web.,,,. Curk Trump,
.he   nJme,   of   ,h.     -groan     ,„d
-and Bill Morrison-ar*
All   boxer,  are  compelled  ,„ train
iir-ijrrr
dally from 3 to t o'clock In the .tad-
bros. awards
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