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•COUSOIAM -DL2nmout-
—The Fresno State College Collegian—
National AihwIisisKStTrice.lec,
Si . -•, Eriiloc
Slav 1 Ul •
Gordon Scott
Ed Sturgeon
Art Reich
Leonard Ro-.vell
Clare Weymouth
TCSIAL BOARD
Leonard Rowc
Art Reich
GRIN AND BEAR IT
COLLEGIAN POLICY
Altho
Equally
fears. The Collegian again in
nonpartisan enterprise. Babtlsi did
igh it will not take sides, but will prc-
i sides of any controversy, Thc Collegian Atlas, -ai-
inuc its policy of opposing any situation
thinks is detrimental to Fresno State. Did >ou
strong will be its defense of measures "M.!pt
ill build up tbe college or the school's
Dc-crc-asc in enrolment—and consequently a inc|Uded a,
decrease in budgets—will severely curtail any <»>.> only
changes which the heads of the publication *^,u'Xn^'|,
were contemplating. Instead, thc paper faces a heeled sin
decrease in size and the possibility of having ^^ or kl"
only one issue a week. The latter step, how- ,„ nHp tb
ever, will not be taken until all other alterna- IJeirtsaaaii
tives have been exhausted.
Through it all. Thc Collegian will try to sorority g.
build thc foundation on which changes of thc *01 ''**'
paper may be made aftcf thc world—and the .. In(j
college—return to normal. For thc presenr, I "anted I
however, we can only do rhe best we can with r'"st. D0,
the prevailing conditions. an empty
E-SD-TERIC
VAGUE-ARIES
A LI1TE ECONOMY
New lows in enrollment figures for Fresno
State have caused equally new highs in budget
cuts. FSC w.ll travel under trimmed, if not
slashed sails this semester.
But for all the slashings thc ship of Fresno
State will make a safe voyage if . . .
1. Students arc willing to accept cuts in activities in proportion to the cuts in their budget.
All publications, Caravan, Handbook, Campus
and Collegian, havp taken curtailmcnrs in their
activirit* which will' mean to thc student just a
little less from each of the publications.
It might be well for students
that athletics won't be bringing in
money this year because of thc climit
night schedules.
2. Students will remember there- i-
going on nd that fun as usual is just .
place as business as usual. Modifications in
student life can and must be expected . . . male
members are expecting them momentarily.
This is not intimating that fun is taboo, that
is fat from thc purpose of this editorial. Just
keep student activities, etc., within limits of thc
student budget:
It's a well knoVn fact that budgets come and
go but that balanced ones ate seldom found.
Why not have FSC students and their officers
keep their heads above the sea of deficit by
practicing a linlc economy wherever possible.
ROWELL.
ON THE REAM
By John Coyne
uX,'lZ
r nigbf speaks
■cek-d.y from 6:30 |l,
btt hen ct
Union Conduct
Rules Are Given
rt Grorndyke and
rjCettes
to tlic Ceiilor
id that ALLOUT
Volunteers Needed
For P. O. Operation!
\\\% tbe school day. b
I thrEsh tb. *
Shortage of Males
Handicaps Dancers
-r"^—■"
Sideline
Ramhlings
-The Fresno State College Collegi,
19?2 GRIDIRON SQUAD TO BEGIN SEASON SATURDAY
I. shifty and bard t
THE BULLDOG VARSITY i
ry Club. The Fres-1 lo
^OLLE&IAN SPORTS
BULLDOGS TO BEGIN
TEN-GAME SCHEDULE
New P. E. Program
Builds Supermen
Army Grid Squad
Defeats Dodgers
Bulldog Gridders
Find Grape League
Competition Tough
Suffering their first setback
of the grid season the Battling
lldogs of 1942 were thrown
a loss on the grape-fields,
esday, according to reports
Object Description
| Title | 1942_09 The Daily Collegian September 1942 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1942 |
| 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 | September 18, 1942 Pg 2-3 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1942 |
| 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 | •COUSOIAM -DL2nmout- —The Fresno State College Collegian— National AihwIisisKStTrice.lec, Si . -•, Eriiloc Slav 1 Ul • Gordon Scott Ed Sturgeon Art Reich Leonard Ro-.vell Clare Weymouth TCSIAL BOARD Leonard Rowc Art Reich GRIN AND BEAR IT COLLEGIAN POLICY Altho Equally fears. The Collegian again in nonpartisan enterprise. Babtlsi did igh it will not take sides, but will prc- i sides of any controversy, Thc Collegian Atlas, -ai- inuc its policy of opposing any situation thinks is detrimental to Fresno State. Did >ou strong will be its defense of measures "M.!pt ill build up tbe college or the school's Dc-crc-asc in enrolment—and consequently a inc|Uded a, decrease in budgets—will severely curtail any <»>.> only changes which the heads of the publication *^,u'Xn^'|, were contemplating. Instead, thc paper faces a heeled sin decrease in size and the possibility of having ^^ or kl" only one issue a week. The latter step, how- ,„ nHp tb ever, will not be taken until all other alterna- IJeirtsaaaii tives have been exhausted. Through it all. Thc Collegian will try to sorority g. build thc foundation on which changes of thc *01 ''**' paper may be made aftcf thc world—and the .. In(j college—return to normal. For thc presenr, I "anted I however, we can only do rhe best we can with r'"st. D0, the prevailing conditions. an empty E-SD-TERIC VAGUE-ARIES A LI1TE ECONOMY New lows in enrollment figures for Fresno State have caused equally new highs in budget cuts. FSC w.ll travel under trimmed, if not slashed sails this semester. But for all the slashings thc ship of Fresno State will make a safe voyage if . . . 1. Students arc willing to accept cuts in activities in proportion to the cuts in their budget. All publications, Caravan, Handbook, Campus and Collegian, havp taken curtailmcnrs in their activirit* which will' mean to thc student just a little less from each of the publications. It might be well for students that athletics won't be bringing in money this year because of thc climit night schedules. 2. Students will remember there- i- going on nd that fun as usual is just . place as business as usual. Modifications in student life can and must be expected . . . male members are expecting them momentarily. This is not intimating that fun is taboo, that is fat from thc purpose of this editorial. Just keep student activities, etc., within limits of thc student budget: It's a well knoVn fact that budgets come and go but that balanced ones ate seldom found. Why not have FSC students and their officers keep their heads above the sea of deficit by practicing a linlc economy wherever possible. ROWELL. ON THE REAM By John Coyne uX,'lZ r nigbf speaks ■cek-d.y from 6:30 |l, btt hen ct Union Conduct Rules Are Given rt Grorndyke and rjCettes to tlic Ceiilor id that ALLOUT Volunteers Needed For P. O. Operation! \\\% tbe school day. b I thrEsh tb. * Shortage of Males Handicaps Dancers -r"^—■" Sideline Ramhlings -The Fresno State College Collegi, 19?2 GRIDIRON SQUAD TO BEGIN SEASON SATURDAY I. shifty and bard t THE BULLDOG VARSITY i ry Club. The Fres-1 lo ^OLLE&IAN SPORTS BULLDOGS TO BEGIN TEN-GAME SCHEDULE New P. E. Program Builds Supermen Army Grid Squad Defeats Dodgers Bulldog Gridders Find Grape League Competition Tough Suffering their first setback of the grid season the Battling lldogs of 1942 were thrown a loss on the grape-fields, esday, according to reports |
