1957_02 The Daily Collegian February 1957

              EDITORIALLY SPEAKING
Thoughtful Togetherness
FSC Job Bureau
Brings Placement
'Talks To Seniors
On one of the crowded tables in the cramped-for-spacc I
University Bookstore lies a stack of plush-bound volumes
entitled "The Family of Man." A person leafing through onej
of these books would easily realize why this nation should see'
fit to designate Feb. 17-24 .as Brotherhood Week.
Xot that the dates. Feb. 17-24. are in themselves important, or that one week is considered sufficient to press home
to the American public the importance of brotherhood. But a
periodic reminder that mankind evolved from a central source
and that a shrinking globe is demanding greater harmony
between man is something that must constantly be re-uttered.
"The Family of Man" Is a bound collection of 503 human
interest photographs from 6S countries collected and edited
by Edward Steichen for thc Museum of Modern Art in New-
York.
All the shades of human suffering are there — all the
gaiety and sorrow, the passion, fear and struggles that please
or plague the human soul.
From the first complaint at the world during birth until
the oozing hour- before death, life is an insolvable struggle,
whether it_ be physical or financial, social or psychological.
And "The Family of Man" portrays all of this vividly.
A plump German fraulein lines up with wicker basket byj
a pork store. An American housewife jockeys her food cart j
through a crowded supermarket. A Mexican clad in calico
and kerchief tills a truck farm in the sunset. A Londoner,
— the human race. All must satisfy their wants to survive.:
The basic laws of survival have never discriminated between race, color or creed. The Christian, the Hebrew, the
Negro, the Moslem have never demanded something of
nature that wasn't already there.
But man has tended to cleave apart his family because of
petty jealousies and selfish greed — to ostracize one neigh-1
gor and tromp with hobnailed boots on the rights of another
to earn his way through life with whatever comfort he can
salvage.
It is essential, therefore, for organizations like the
National Conference of Christians and Jews, who are sponsoring Brotherhood Week, to re-emphasizc the proposition!
that no man. no race, no nation holds a priority in the
Association
Functions
Described
Hoard   or   Direct
Frances Heffernan
Represents FSC
On National Board
COLLEGIAN
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LET'S EAT
OUT TONIGHT
Seven FSC
YR's Attend
State Confab
li Allison and Bob Bayley.
t. Hillings explained the mean
of "New Re publican la to" In the
tilings also stressed the Import- j
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Placement Interviews
BURROUGHS
CORPORATION
uorld-uide leader in thr manufacture of busing
\ackines, electronic computers, data processing systen
id other electronic equipment for both industry an
will interview students
for career
opportunities as
sales representatives
February 27,1957
See or phone your college placement office
now for your appointment
TO FILE FOR DEGREES
Rev. Otto Bremer To Talk
During RILW Activities
HERE IS THE THIRD TIE-BREAKER IN
OLD GOLD'S
All participants who completed
the initial set of twenty-four
puzzles correctly are required
to solve a series of eight tiebreakers, in order to compete
for the prizes in the tie.
er—Brst prize is a
tour for two around thc world  J
and there are 85 other
valuable prizes.
NO OTHER CIGARETTE
CAN MATCH THE TASTE
OF TODAY'S
OLD GOLDS
Bulldogs Travel For
Hoop Rendezvous
With Hot Gaels
Br Bob Clark
With a few welcome day* of rest behind them, the FSC I
varsity eager* return to California Basketball Association
competition tomorrow night when they face second-place St.
Fresno Nine
Meets UC
In Inaugural
(Continued from Pag, 1)
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SPORTS CARS
Everything Irom
Servico All Types
of Sport* Con.
FOREIGN
MOTOR SALES
■ 1945 Mono St.
Ph. AM 8-6131
Agostini To Sign Feb. 28
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Meet Year Bulldogs
Tennis Drills
To Open Under
New Headman
NCCA Okehs
12 Baseball
Rule Changes
battles wlih each CCAA 0|
Airman To Binghamton
Two    exPresno    Stale    Colleg
UCLA, Cal, Oxy
On Track Schedule
Injury Plagued
Frosh Complete
Season Tonight
ever, coach  Biirer Johnson
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NEW
ROUGH RIDER
SLACKS
ARE NOW
AT
COFFEE'S
FRESNO AND  BAKERSFIELD
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CHEVRON
BULLDOG
SERVICE
H. W. BAILER
CEDAR & SHAW
Tou can novo
6 months to pay at
Fulton at Fresno
&*** D.409
in Southern California Is the fr* fully-Integrated missile plant in the U.S. Here the Navy's
Txiuuan supersonic missile il designed
and built. You, as a graduate engineer,
can build an outstanding career in electronics and missiles systems at oonvaj*
rouoNA. You v. ill work with the most
modern electronic equipment known.
You will work with the land of friendly.
We'd like to explain the       j
engineering career advantages :
to YOU in becoming a        i
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PERSONAL
INTERVIEWS
FEBRUARY  25
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