1957_05 The Daily Collegian May 1957

              —The Fresno Stat. College Collegian—
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EDITORIALLY SPEAKING \
Vote Today
The turnout during the student body and class primary
elections last week was poor. Only 1,373 voted—exactly six
more than last year. But considering that there are roughly
about 500 more students attending Fresno State College now,
this slight increase actually represents a decline in student
This decline is hard to understand. Plenty of candidates;
were in the running, including three top notch contenders for
the student presidency and three pretty coeds vying for
student body secretary- The incentive was there, the polls
were easily accessible. Why didn't more students vote?
Ignorance, perhaps? Students just didn't know or care
about the candidates? But The Collegian tried to play up the
principle candidates, and let them tell their aims and backgrounds. And certainly the candidates themselves did enough
campaigning. State Educators
ii ti.r -tudent acti- ,
,y clear of the polls ||ame GrOSSC As
e is little use in exhorting students Man Of The YCBT
to vote when they don't want to. We can once again only ap- AGs      h ad
peal to the interested minority who keep student government ,ppUej an," division! waa decuy
going on campus. | "Man  of  the   Year"   In   Industr
Keep the vote up or the administration may decide the »"* *• ■ dinner recently-xluring
minority is too small to warrent continued existance of such   SJJ2f*Itdw»a«oa ^'a'soeiati
student responsibilities at all. anif turn FSC into a dull neadc- ronv,.nins ]n $,„ Jose
raic monestary fit only for spiritless bookworms. Crosse Is the fourth man to
Voting is underway again today at FSC to determine the so honored,during the eight yes
final winners of the student presidency plus a number of class ,lhr association has been organist
offices. This runoff election is just as important as the pri- * "^ Se^taaeHi HoT'in'"1
maries for, while Frank Lang and Dick Ricchel are both good . jour sstffl. dignity and dedicate
men and more than adaijuati pri-id.-ntial material, both to youth have contributed beyot
i-ar.didates have their own ideas on how student government measure to the weifsre ot yoi
should 1* run. Those who have heard them speak and know community. State and nation."
their ideas realize that. *•   ""  rec  ^"«u>r  listen.
We reecommend once again that every" person who knows .","„''..'.'.'I'.".".'!''" *.'!!'.-I./-*.b^"
even one candidate, vote. And if you don't know any
people, and see no reason for casting a ballot,
that you are on your way to becoming a rather poor citizen,
for the social and political habits you cultivate not
in only guess.
Hungarian Students Happy
With FSC CARE Packages
Collegian Packs Bags
case anyone thought Chuck was kidding in his lasl
Blochbuster column, it is for real that The Collegian offices
soon will be moved from the student union on the old
The administration has sent us our marching orders:
"Agreements have been reached by the Fresno State College with the Fresno Junior College to completely vacate the
student union ... by the end of the second week of Slay."
The Collegian offices will be shifted to the old campus administration building into offices in Room 206 on the second
When we learned we were being evicted from our old home,
we reluctently selected these offices instead of ones on the'
new campus because we must remain close to facilities in the
n department, and the offices on the new campus
are inadequate and inaccomodating in any case.
But for the convenience of students
with us because of our temporarily isolated status the
ties office in the new campus administration building will
continue to collect written notices for us, and we have set up
a box in the student offices of the bookstore for the
purpose. Letters to the editors, club notes, facts concerning
ts and other announcements may be left at these tot
places with the assurance they will be picked up promptly.    ;ln'
We will announce the exact date of our departure as soon "'
as possible along with the phone number of our new offices.
For the time being, we can still be reached in our present offices or by phoning AM 4-4721, Ex. 95 or 140.
High School Chiefs
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Only say   was he aware that he was drawing  At-VISeO    10   ACIJUSt
r Citizen, nil    the   ovation    from    those| •
Activities, Studies
(Continued from Pag, 1
Press Conference
Will Attract 400
Students Saturday
(Conthunt from Pag, 1)
Dick Hamilton, sports, and Jim Cot.
trlala. displays of newspapers and
College Wnung Oppor-
Vets Sign For Money
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FSC Ready For Records!
In San Luis Track Meet'
By Bob Clark
if past performances are any indication, quite a few California Collegiate Athletic Association records are due to fall
Saturday in the Conference track meet in San Luis Obispo.
And Bulldog   athletes   are   due   to   break   most   of   them.
The onslaught on the CCAA record book probably will be l
J'tk Wl'lroi. Between 1h.-m. .It off .,,1,.;, f|al clocNn" this sera-!
,.11 [Utter than a Malaga phone-j     Timber  topper  Robinson,  who'
WT* W.M #
MEET YOUR BULLPUPS ... The Fres.._
baseballcrs entered yesterday's game a
team, left lo right, standinc
:ttire. Is and Phil Garloot. In tho Iroi
Mathtesen and Sieve Olive
Amiable Swimming Coach
Man Of Numerous Talents^^JT,.'
By Bob Clark
ent Mark
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