1945_10 The Daily Collegian October 1945

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Clarence Niebuhr
Bonnie Beeman
Betty Kent
Bob Minor and Bruce Farris
Science and Society
Pcoplc grc often \jm n i
though there is an entity   >>r   personalire   in
solved in it  >One attribute that i*
dated   with   personality   is    will,    thc    ability
Ditiate activity, and thuvlv, it is often
"   thought tl. Brill of its own   Be
cause ef this prevalent nMtconcepfion, it is nee-
\   cssary ro re-cxamim the meaning of fht wortt
SCli in <
Science is dsawijasd btiywiedge, gained
through observation and experiment, and it lias
I §p will of irs own. Science can do neither harm
r nor good by itself, but people constantly speak
i of science as a power for good ot evil This is
' IKK to. It is man himself who is a power for
good or evil
Now that rhe exploitation <>f atomic power
has been brought about by the co-operative ef
|    fotts of many great scientists, it is extremely
important that we realize that there is no evil
in atomic power or thc knowledge which made
►   ir possible, but rather that rhe evil is in the men
who will use this power 0
There is resaonablt evidence that man as we
i   know him has lived on this earth I
I 50,000 years. Some 8.000 years ago man began
■ SO be able to record in writing his thoughts and
1 le has come a long u.iv in these Ml
from crude stone impli
vent of fire, clothes from the skins of animals
CO the  utilization of energy   from   the   h.isic
building blocks of the un
Nature pn**,.lr.l the lower (..rms ot life <-«.itli
blind instincts ro guide rhcrn in their individual
■ and colk\ti\e struL-il'  foi survival   In rhe case
of man, nature rook a i han
ly on his own She eliminated some of thc
instincts and in their place substituted the
inrelleit snd will.   '
Man is now in a potm.in to decide for him
self whether he shall «.ur\i\r, and, it he chooses
to keep on living and creating, v. kit manm r ot
life he shall lead On. •..mutinies wondcis it
nature really intended man to havi
aseasure of autonomy, but. nestrflidess, both
she and we are faced with the situation t.n bet
HttfeA* problem ot mankind now     v. h.it
• ere chey going ro do about if Will they sit
oan science as a device of the
; arill tbey loudly proclaim science
from    ^^^^
By T. Dion Foreman
first  His
*   eye*   hsve
'ollegian In msny a Ir
.r  two Tn   Introdurlloi
>..r or not I
n   Introdn. '
tL £/it,
these  palsied hands an.l
de  at  rolumnlng  for  I
rear, aad perhaps a wt
the  author  might  be
T.   glten   Foreman,   te   use   th.   nam.   under
which  h.  li currently  registered,  is en. of  Preene   Stlte'i   elder   BBBWatJ,    having    entered    th.
school   sometime   between   the    Battle   of   New
Orlesns   and   Millard   Fillmore'i   tdmlmitrition
■lemarfcsbtY   well   preserved   snd   tprlghtly.   the
old man suffers from only ■ few minor lilmenti.
on. being tn  llluilon thst h. is th. lite Aihley^
Pickett,   causing   him   to   dash   up   sny   inclined
•lop* he encounter* it t fait gallop, under the
impremon he ii itlll leading hu fimout charge
i Foreman,   of  course,   may  actually  be  the   late
Gen   Pickett   but thi* team* doubtful )
Ai a columnist. Foremnn's chief virtue ha* always
been that he had nothing whatever to say. and readers wbo missed hi* column were never afraid they'd
Inst  out  on  anythlnr   Thla  Is in  attribute  the Old
Man   will  undoubtedly  continue  during  hi*  present
stint
*       *       *
"All   right.   Foreman,   are   you   or  aren't   you
going  to tettle that  Sic   you've  owed the  book,
•tore   tince   1SSST We'd  like  to get thl* off the
book! " Signed,  Wlnihjr
Tbnisllnt this Into ■  pigeonhole  with  ■  hungi
other, like it. we turn to one reading In part:
"I thought you'd promised to be my leading man
In my next picture, and here you are going to some
old rollege Instead You naughty, naughty boy"
Signed  Theda Bare.
* * *
Well, there are lots mot.- like that, all very heart
warming Oen V S Ortnt ***Jt a nice meeaage laying "I Intend to fight It out on this line If It take*
all summer" hut the Western 1'nlon people ire miking some kind of s fuss, claiming It wis misdirected tnd should hsve gone to Washington They'll
never get It from me now Then there ire notes
from lir Thomas Meaete. Ctar rharoti.
Piston. Stalin Or Townsend. Dean Baker Tokyo
Rose, and a host of other*, but t won't go Into them
all no. You'd think I was shoeing off. ami >*n ,| BS
right.
Anyway. If you know where you stand
as this column Is concerned   Ws ran all go home no.
0 benefactor el the hun
will  fhev consciously .in>l aetivtlv  rc.ili/t   that
Bss pruhle-tii and its solution rists KBaatfl Iv u|x>n
flic shoulders of  mankind    and  its  I.ic k  of  a
"ip.ir.iblt  ro tin  extent of its know I
edge
Ir is in the eolli its   iln heart is .it mir great
•   uvili/.ition   and  culture,   that   tin
world looks for in.' Mcofiar
rving rsa tin srruggfi   They look rtoi just for
.hi drsifti ,m<l build ftCW  mn hints
of  distriKfion   and  construe fion.   nut   Im   nun
and  wiKiiiti  of   wisdom     thar ..utn
ley     .ind  insight ni.ni
Siir.lv   tins   obligation   is   pisr   as   i m umlietil
upon the men and women of  IRC .
is i? a military duty upon an antsy
and its soldiers NX , 11 ,l„ human race look in
vain till the da-A of its i filiation or will its
search be rcwaid. I*  I In   mswer lies with Yo$sl
The    farther    down    thi.    "dang
i lie tougher il gel*
Neal Jensen   his staff
\lser.  Kail  Mil. km.in    They  haven't
been   a*  dormant   a.   I   implied   In
layed  in lata*
Betas thl«,*eene-i
ouncll.
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The count, t between th.
important ra.le organlxatin
be   more   tli >
th*    Rear    View    Mirror    Friday.
However,  I   wish  lo  pa
I  mentioned   in    ls-t    Friday's   col
umn  that   "my   hou-.
CSTA to Give Tea
For Education Majors
The    i Teachers
■l  a tea for
.Mil
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of  air   tniiM'tidiiu-
one of > oni
»ecm* thst the «...
I mean   'Candy Idea's")
had  a  long seance   »
mu* and  trtaa
bs tb.-  *nr|.|   that   FSC   would   tags
my  boned   ..-
Veil,   gag    *
t   i     I.    (we  know   th.it    his   fa
lie number |g   11, ha lakes _«lr|s
high   school   fis.nl. ii:   .
'.king them in through
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iin.-.l   In in   ll.ii
hi.
Improper lighting is just os
bod for your eye* os the
crazy idea showri here Use
Bg bulbs in proper
fixtures for your study ond
work Keep your bulbs cleon
ona you'll be surprised bow
much  better  you  con  sew,
BETTER   LIGHT   MEANS
BETTER  SIGHT
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By Candy Lags
w*r* .cored in the flr*t h«lf of
the FSC Poly gam* a* Candy
Leg.   predicted but   by   the
Bulldog. Cindy Legi hu given
up working th. dope .heet and
will    Mick    to    pok.r    and    crap
The   gam. The    Muslins,
were  s.ampe.1   by   II.-
Plsy  spd  rauel daxtel   backfiel.1  ol
th.-   Iliillilogs   .bo  out scored,   out
charged,    and     he-it     soundly    thr
I >rson worked all his
men. and aaw for the fltsi nm.
jii.t   .bat   many  at their  capablll
• ''tin Shaffer. "Ihe one
man track team of Hanner'* '45
■quad, ran for hi* second touch
down. In two game*. Saturday
Louie Papac Laurence Nelton. Hob
Wlleon. Ilerk Coleman showed up
well  In the backfield
Stolen . . Reno. Nov.—An in.
ipiring .sampl. for wounded war
vet.rant  It  little_Bobby   Raven.
Jutt .even /rnontmr^afttr hi*
hand w*i blown off (turoV, a bat
tl* Iw-^Prsrwe the plucVy e>
doughboy- f* playing i hangup
gam. of college /ootb.ll at u of
Nevtrli. In f*ct. Reno fan*
vatuldn't be a bit *urpri**d to see
him   wondu   p   with   selection   on
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- The Fresno State College Collegian -
Bulldog Gridders Defeat      Shaffer Leads
Cal Poly Team Here, 24-0 FSC in Yardage
 mJ ham Pat
Ited   15  jftt.l-
the   llnll.loKs  the  ball  on  I
.a*  no  good
STOP  DRIVES
___________ triple-
threat.r it Reno High School
Ht not only called the pliyt. but
sicked, plunged ind pitted H*
wss a unanimous choice for th.
ill   Nevids  prep  elevsn.
•   Intent
I     tn     ,
• ity of Nevada, but the Army hid
priority    and    th.    fast stepp
gridder found  himself in  Prii
ever hill, he ran sfoul a Germin
land mine ana the explosion tor.
off hit l.ft hand and part of hit
wrut.
From hi. hospital bed River*
wrote Coach Jim Aiken: "III be
playing fullback for you thi*
fall."  He  kept that promlee
Nevada beat the Santa Barbara
Marine. II It Saturday The Bull
dog* meet the Marine! Saturday
afternoon In  Santa Barbara
Lift *v*r . card tricks  work
nit   nicely  at  Ihe  game 11.Ih
committee slaving before the game
Alice Mazman Elected
Faraday Club Proxy
■ •I  baS  Faraday Club.
composed of major*  ind  students
other  officer*  cho.en   were   Mil
In-    1'iilhberti
!.<.rrslne    Putrcll.    secretary,    and
• liker. ■
Kelley   raced   around   end   for
■   neit play Presno was
off aide,   but   aaSBSSBSa   fired  a
pa*,   to   Shropshire.   »
all Ihe .ay to the 5 yard line   from
ami  hi-  way
•HAPPER   SPRINTS
Ijite  In  the  SSSSSH
j      of the  evening   . hell
s»lve\hJLed   Olenn   Shaffer   took
off  rt.irB.SSW,-   M„«tang   45,   reverse.!
tran th* en
in   lo  score  without  *
hand touching blm
Tins ended the scoring for Ihe
fir*t half, but in Ihe second half
with the second and third »trlng
•r» playing a good part of the time
he Iliilldogs pinned .,
score. Oiurd Wesley Wlpf blocked
Si and fell on the ball
lie 1 fool Un.-   from WbWbw, tin.
scoring
.-.I
rat
Sewial    ui
IlillldOgl
passe*, pen
't.lfbark   Bob I
Poly   attack,   but   Be
Mustang   ha. |
against    the    big   Bag
lag  w	
and .tiitm-t   I
and    Mill.    *||   turn.d   in   good   de
scoring*   twice    and   making   olhet
galna.   played   end  on   Ihe  de
•si    tackle*
tad   Ikm    Bolt   ah.I
nters   Boyd    and    Skochko    .err-
so immovable
MEET   MARINES
Nett    week    the    Bulldogs    will
l%r      rn,•r,,
«ien they travel to Santa Barbara
play   the   Santa    Barbara    Ma
irerage. I
even    hark*    ...     action    for
>ne    finished    with
mlnua average  Joe Palco wag third
Shaffer   and    Kelley    Irf   yardi
aSS    bavins    gained    SI
ymls In eight  plays, a 4 H yard* i
day   average    Papac.   who  gained
IS yardi In four play*, s S.S ysrds
play average   was fourth In the a
erase department
Onl» Singleton of the all Ct
>ly bark* carrying the ball could
finish with a plus average, an.
d just a 1.4 yard* a play ■
Signing Deadline for
>een's Ball Work Set
Tomorrok
laat   day   that
. Be taken for commit
ee   work  on   tbe  Queen'i   Ball,  de
lared    Maralou    Onelo.    publicity
clean up.    election     p I
ceremonies   The gfrls to be chosen
from   the  list,   wtll    he    noiinrd    of
Childhood Education
Meeting Scheduled
A meeting of the I'sllfiunis A.
oclatlon for t hlldhood Kdn.alioii
'    I   Ihe  «tii.lent   lounge
Dr    Im
inllon     t..
*. anil nww  .
the itudy of child-parent tearh
relationships  .hleh  she Is mak
ing   for   the   association
Kducatlnnal   leader*  .III   panic!
ite   in   a   discussion   l-
n    Daly,   president   of   the   elev
Bf tli.   i-.lifornla ton
of  Parent*  and  Teachers
English Course Scheduled
>  evenlnc business Kng
llsh   class   is   being   ea
I'i    I'-.nl   V    Sheehan  of  tbe  Jour
uallsm division, from 7 to t o'clock
hi   Itootn   Ilia  of  the  ||hrat>
Spanish Club to Wan
Semi-annual Party
Kurth.-t    pi.,,. f„,
>IM be/ discussed    tt
the   meeting  of W flub    lloll»«r.
SpaaJeh ilub. to be held lomorro.
I M  pm   In  Ihe men',  lounge   ,n
«• She.        pnblirlly
nhalrman
Editor Says Handbook
To Be Ready Next Week
The Han.IN.
be   available   lor   distribution   neit
week    Benoy   Phillip.
"leading I* now being
done by Phillip* and member* of
the  staff
When   the   booklet   I*   ready   for
dlstrlbutinn.   It    .ill   be   glvun   out
lo all student bod) card hol.l.i, b)
staff  members  In   the  1
Ore. upstairs In the  uiii.ii,
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Olenii   Shatter
ltd.    a    pis
thanka   to   his    i.'j.rd
run    The   s|»edy   Modesto  grlggti
netted 57 yards In sit plays for S.S
Jack Kelley ind Bob Wilson were
made 31 yard, in five
Plays tor a  * • yards averaaw ind
M   for  an   average  pf
t yard* a  play by netting 5S yards
In eight  try.
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Over 15Q0 Enroll
For FSC Courses
I Mrs wilm* Wight, regi.irsr. has
...nourrceaiSSl student. h..e en
rolled at Preeno State, sn Increase
of approtlmately SO per cent o.er a
comparable period laat pear.
Th* figure doe* not  Include lag' 1
itudent*    who    myi
speclsj ,sor1 turm e
ed  by the college
<»f 'hetoui regirtrailon l.irTara
reailUr full thr,* .,„„„„„ ,„,, JJ
die-Tor^,n ""■jun,or c-»-*
arks sversged S.S
s a whole, a* against
'   S yard  lost  s  plsy
irds ■ play
>  average i
■ ^^^^^^^^
Passing for Slate wa* shmed bv
four backs their combined eifor'.
re.ultlng In .even completion* in
tosses for US ysrds Prsnk
Valarello led with three coniple
tlona In three pssses. Custafson
completed two out of four. Robert
Coleman completed one out of one.
ind Palro connected on one of his
wn aerials Poly romrdeted thrre
of nine tosses for SO ysrd«. FBC
Intercepted  three  toeee*  snl   poly
ioe Aropthire led la paaa r*.
•IWng by .itching two tor 64
vitds. in.lu.llng one forces yarda.
tifeon mid* rhw mo*tVytrdage
4" yarfli. on a
■rreen pass/*arily Ih the gaate. Bop
Tiylor csokhl ta* most, three
SS yard*. *Usajr eaaght one pass fc
ysrws.
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If   fi.iiiid   teturn   to
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111 were .igned up for cou/sm ta
the junior rollege division.
The   limited   itudent*
thl*  semester totsl   124  In e
•on to 110 last year
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