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Page Two - » College College PuMUKed Sml.issriktf ^»a«1s*j £• art sal yssir I THEY'RE OFF! Four Fresno Trackmen to Enter S.F. Indoor Meet the •..-: wmi; ..I rhc administtation building [be sii.iei. « ..I .!■> ugly influence eon.p.,r.,;ivclv ticee facade ..t McLanc H.ill. .t l.k.h. like- .. dishevelled putter r.u ..Iter an all- Speaking ..1 the- McLanc H.dl side- of the old In...... it is dc-c.iratc-d in the latest ""Dal""' stele with an old garbage can (too old (or the use l..r which it was creatc-d). two cases of unwashed bottles, several old tin cans, an old rusty ice and several piles of nondescript refuse- In spite of the lact a high cul said that the old edifice was immediately ncc- y for storage, nothing has been done to the interior of the shack since it was vacated by ihc association six weeks ago. Untouched is all the equipment that has ceased to be of use to the bookstore and the cafeteria. Standing on what used to be the main entrance ponico are two "beautiful packing cases." [o their "asthetic rough grandeur" by the hand of some creative soul. These boxes have been there for at least two weeks. The danger of fire to the antiquated : has been set at a high average** by .1 underwriters. The- chance of fire was indicated when the rate given tushings was reduced from $56 to Slu.3*> for .a three-year coverage policy when the furnishings were moved into the new Union. The rcdu 0 $}6.65, or almost enough-to pay for six years' coverage in the new Union. This indication of the risK of fire should be taken into consideration by administration heads n they anticipate the continued use of the building. The state carries no fire insurance on furnishings or buildings. The tax payers pay for the losses. Those administration officials who arc responsible have a commendable long range program for the extension and beautification of the FSC campus. This program has been planned in detail and includes a gymnasium, a music hall. anotficr wing on the science building, enlargement of the library' added stage space and increased facilities for'the.playhouse, and many ' improvements. However, the promise of this plan, as plausible as its fulfillment in the future immediately following the war may seem, should not be used is the old Union. Structurally, the old Union is out of place . the campus proper. Architecturally, it is an abhorrence. As to its utility, it is like an old fire horse who has lost . its speed and endurance. In its day, the old Union served its purpose and served it to its capacity. It has 1 -The Fresno State College Colegiai —Page Three CQLLEQIAH SPORTS GOOD START LOCALS SNAG DOUBLE VICTORY OVER AGGIES Bulldogs Take One, 9-4;Win Second 9-7 Salwasser Outstanding as Rookie Pitcher in First; Goennhg, Moranda Do Fair Work in Second Tilt lldogs officially opened the season 'alifomia Aggies of Davis, 9 to 4, k college park. ig of Mervin Salwasser, former iding champions of the Call- old. With the moving ot tike Association, it died and has become a decayed shell without a spark of life. Its soul has gone. :mmbling walls, of State's past have hatched their campaigns and coups. Many friendships have been formed in its dim environs. It has been the scene of many an escapade and of the connivings of "big-time'operators." And now it has served its time. It should not be forced to carry on until it-is too late and its besmirched by further de- generation or perhaps by a disaster that would surplant pleasant memories with ugly The old Union is dead*. Long live featuring • CHICKEN IN THE ROUGH • FRESH FRENCH-FRIED SHRIMP • COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE • POPULAR PRICED DINNERS II CmUSMANglTCSTAUBANT ** 1085 OH*.
Object Description
Title | 1942_03 The Daily Collegian March 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 | March 10, 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 | Page Two - » College College PuMUKed Sml.issriktf ^»a«1s*j £• art sal yssir I THEY'RE OFF! Four Fresno Trackmen to Enter S.F. Indoor Meet the •..-: wmi; ..I rhc administtation building [be sii.iei. « ..I .!■> ugly influence eon.p.,r.,;ivclv ticee facade ..t McLanc H.ill. .t l.k.h. like- .. dishevelled putter r.u ..Iter an all- Speaking ..1 the- McLanc H.dl side- of the old In...... it is dc-c.iratc-d in the latest ""Dal""' stele with an old garbage can (too old (or the use l..r which it was creatc-d). two cases of unwashed bottles, several old tin cans, an old rusty ice and several piles of nondescript refuse- In spite of the lact a high cul said that the old edifice was immediately ncc- y for storage, nothing has been done to the interior of the shack since it was vacated by ihc association six weeks ago. Untouched is all the equipment that has ceased to be of use to the bookstore and the cafeteria. Standing on what used to be the main entrance ponico are two "beautiful packing cases." [o their "asthetic rough grandeur" by the hand of some creative soul. These boxes have been there for at least two weeks. The danger of fire to the antiquated : has been set at a high average** by .1 underwriters. The- chance of fire was indicated when the rate given tushings was reduced from $56 to Slu.3*> for .a three-year coverage policy when the furnishings were moved into the new Union. The rcdu 0 $}6.65, or almost enough-to pay for six years' coverage in the new Union. This indication of the risK of fire should be taken into consideration by administration heads n they anticipate the continued use of the building. The state carries no fire insurance on furnishings or buildings. The tax payers pay for the losses. Those administration officials who arc responsible have a commendable long range program for the extension and beautification of the FSC campus. This program has been planned in detail and includes a gymnasium, a music hall. anotficr wing on the science building, enlargement of the library' added stage space and increased facilities for'the.playhouse, and many ' improvements. However, the promise of this plan, as plausible as its fulfillment in the future immediately following the war may seem, should not be used is the old Union. Structurally, the old Union is out of place . the campus proper. Architecturally, it is an abhorrence. As to its utility, it is like an old fire horse who has lost . its speed and endurance. In its day, the old Union served its purpose and served it to its capacity. It has 1 -The Fresno State College Colegiai —Page Three CQLLEQIAH SPORTS GOOD START LOCALS SNAG DOUBLE VICTORY OVER AGGIES Bulldogs Take One, 9-4;Win Second 9-7 Salwasser Outstanding as Rookie Pitcher in First; Goennhg, Moranda Do Fair Work in Second Tilt lldogs officially opened the season 'alifomia Aggies of Davis, 9 to 4, k college park. ig of Mervin Salwasser, former iding champions of the Call- old. With the moving ot tike Association, it died and has become a decayed shell without a spark of life. Its soul has gone. :mmbling walls, of State's past have hatched their campaigns and coups. Many friendships have been formed in its dim environs. It has been the scene of many an escapade and of the connivings of "big-time'operators." And now it has served its time. It should not be forced to carry on until it-is too late and its besmirched by further de- generation or perhaps by a disaster that would surplant pleasant memories with ugly The old Union is dead*. Long live featuring • CHICKEN IN THE ROUGH • FRESH FRENCH-FRIED SHRIMP • COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE • POPULAR PRICED DINNERS II CmUSMANglTCSTAUBANT ** 1085 OH*. |