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FREE TEA FOR
FROSH TOLD IN
SOCIAL WHIRL
COLLEOIAW
"YOUNG LADY OF
BRENT DITTY IN ONCE
OVER LIGHTLY
VOLUME TWENTO-THREE
OLD SKIN GAME
TWENTY-SIX ENTER
POLITICAL RACE FOR
FOURTEEN OFFICES
P. A. System
Opens Fire
Twenty-six candidates having
filed their petitions for the 14
offices offered by three classes,
Fresno State today braced itself
for the wear and tear of the day
I spotlight of th. elect
once defeated o
e Kappa Delu
SiH-ctilstlon w
Ule Totals; In th
HcCall. a transfer from Indiana I
. (More on Face Four)
FROSH RECEPTION
'■ET FOR OCJOBER 17
SET FOR
I Slated for 0
« «a yet win be Inc
»"*>«. Am.-
Frosh Overcrowd
Election Ballots
With seven offices to be tUL-
from a slate of twenty candidates, Fresno State's nearly —
•een-topped freshmen will 1
i election assen
t, Fresno* Tech and 1
Gregory, Tulare High k
trell. Vice presidential candidates
further emphasised I
EX-STATER TEACHES
AT WISCONSIN U
Allege and managing ed
night and left this n.
.,.. vn.r enrolled at th. Uih-
st. laat year «°™ ' „" hl.
FRESNO, CALIFOBNIA, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1989
WHITE TOES ~ FIGHT M' HEARTIES
Dr. Thomas Hears
Miner-FSC Game'
Thru Local Radio
President Listens With
Leg Propped Up on
Brace-like Stool
by Roy Plog
With white ton slicking oui
nomas, president of Freano
College, wonderlnglr let this lowly
Jl game tut Saturday ni
'SUPER BRAWL7 TO OPEN
A WEEK FROM TODAY
g by Hal Br
First Student
Council Meeting
to p.m. Id the College
landing committees and
ly recently declared
MACHINATION
Hinman Bows Out
Of Prexy Race
Throwing a bombshell into
the sophomore class presidency
race, Joe Hinman last night
withdrew from the contest giving his support to Alan- Turn-
arlng that he had been doable
of 'better politic*' for Freano
. office of Tlce>presldenl
. collusion hinted
AND THE CAMPUS SHALL THROB
WITH MUSIC-AFTER A FASHION
By Delia Pedroncelli
Somberly the professor in Eng- m.nte—an.
lish adjusted his shell-rimmed «""—'
glasses and with quiet dignity
read to the class:
a coed lilted her bow to the Tlol
FROSH, SOPH PRESIDENTS MAY BE
MATCHED IN A CONTEST OF
PHYSICAL PROWESS AT STADIUM
The acme in brawls has been promised the freshman and sophomores by the public relations committee who announced that both
men and women will take part in the rough activities to be held
October 10 at 8 p.m. in the college stadium.
The committee which will n
it noon today to make f i
Hazing Is Out,
Decrees Futrell
' Two Hundred Brawl
Points May Be Lost
:e perpetual trophy hi
WHATTSA MATTER?
Absence of New
Uniforms Explained
"Hey! Where are the
forms we've been hearing about ?
I thought the '
chased 75 new
uniforms?"
I white
leadership of Drum Major Glenn
will be featured alone with the high
stepping of Majorettes Lee Preston.
Virginia Spencer and Anna Mae Coch-
Saturday morning the hand will
Bakerifleld where It will be the of
The new uniforms, purchased with
the proceedi from Spring Swing and
Over 1,000 Attend
Friday Rally
day night's rally. It will probably b
from George Sykes, president of t
vWy Campos Elected
Head of Spanish Club
dent of the Spanish Club at a meet-
are: Prances Nielsen, vice-president:
mel. treasurer, and Queene Shahxade,
Blue and white flashed as the bar
Dancing to the tunes of Bob Sea.
» Alumni Scholarship Fi
Object Description
| Title | 1939_10 The Daily Collegian October 1939 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1939 |
| 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 | October 3, 1939 Pg 1 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1939 |
| 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 | FREE TEA FOR FROSH TOLD IN SOCIAL WHIRL COLLEOIAW "YOUNG LADY OF BRENT DITTY IN ONCE OVER LIGHTLY VOLUME TWENTO-THREE OLD SKIN GAME TWENTY-SIX ENTER POLITICAL RACE FOR FOURTEEN OFFICES P. A. System Opens Fire Twenty-six candidates having filed their petitions for the 14 offices offered by three classes, Fresno State today braced itself for the wear and tear of the day I spotlight of th. elect once defeated o e Kappa Delu SiH-ctilstlon w Ule Totals; In th HcCall. a transfer from Indiana I . (More on Face Four) FROSH RECEPTION '■ET FOR OCJOBER 17 SET FOR I Slated for 0 « «a yet win be Inc »"*>«. Am.- Frosh Overcrowd Election Ballots With seven offices to be tUL- from a slate of twenty candidates, Fresno State's nearly — •een-topped freshmen will 1 i election assen t, Fresno* Tech and 1 Gregory, Tulare High k trell. Vice presidential candidates further emphasised I EX-STATER TEACHES AT WISCONSIN U Allege and managing ed night and left this n. .,.. vn.r enrolled at th. Uih- st. laat year «°™ ' „" hl. FRESNO, CALIFOBNIA, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1989 WHITE TOES ~ FIGHT M' HEARTIES Dr. Thomas Hears Miner-FSC Game' Thru Local Radio President Listens With Leg Propped Up on Brace-like Stool by Roy Plog With white ton slicking oui nomas, president of Freano College, wonderlnglr let this lowly Jl game tut Saturday ni 'SUPER BRAWL7 TO OPEN A WEEK FROM TODAY g by Hal Br First Student Council Meeting to p.m. Id the College landing committees and ly recently declared MACHINATION Hinman Bows Out Of Prexy Race Throwing a bombshell into the sophomore class presidency race, Joe Hinman last night withdrew from the contest giving his support to Alan- Turn- arlng that he had been doable of 'better politic*' for Freano . office of Tlce>presldenl . collusion hinted AND THE CAMPUS SHALL THROB WITH MUSIC-AFTER A FASHION By Delia Pedroncelli Somberly the professor in Eng- m.nte—an. lish adjusted his shell-rimmed «""—' glasses and with quiet dignity read to the class: a coed lilted her bow to the Tlol FROSH, SOPH PRESIDENTS MAY BE MATCHED IN A CONTEST OF PHYSICAL PROWESS AT STADIUM The acme in brawls has been promised the freshman and sophomores by the public relations committee who announced that both men and women will take part in the rough activities to be held October 10 at 8 p.m. in the college stadium. The committee which will n it noon today to make f i Hazing Is Out, Decrees Futrell ' Two Hundred Brawl Points May Be Lost :e perpetual trophy hi WHATTSA MATTER? Absence of New Uniforms Explained "Hey! Where are the forms we've been hearing about ? I thought the ' chased 75 new uniforms?" I white leadership of Drum Major Glenn will be featured alone with the high stepping of Majorettes Lee Preston. Virginia Spencer and Anna Mae Coch- Saturday morning the hand will Bakerifleld where It will be the of The new uniforms, purchased with the proceedi from Spring Swing and Over 1,000 Attend Friday Rally day night's rally. It will probably b from George Sykes, president of t vWy Campos Elected Head of Spanish Club dent of the Spanish Club at a meet- are: Prances Nielsen, vice-president: mel. treasurer, and Queene Shahxade, Blue and white flashed as the bar Dancing to the tunes of Bob Sea. » Alumni Scholarship Fi |
