1958_03 The Daily Collegian March 1958

              Large Scholarship Program
Harvard University Reports
Nearly {50,000 in scholarships and advances-in-aid is
available to outstanding students admitted to the Harvard
Business School for the term beginning Sept. 10, 1958.
Private individuals, foundations and business firms
made the awards possible through 21 individual scholarships
—The Fresno Stat* College Collegion
25 Staters
Trying For
FSC Grants
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Handbook Ready
For Students On
Foreign Studies
«:.S00 provided by the CBS K<
Enalneerlns   Is   eligible   to   apply
Tueller To Serve
On Civic Group
"People   to   People"
'DOGS FINISH WITH
ONE OF BEST MARKS
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Ljrcch   Cjati
Selective Service
Reports Date Of
Qualifying Tests
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Neely    Enterprises   Sophomore j
AWS May Alter
Time Of Election
ships In Acricultux
SENIOR HEADS MEET      ,,*,
Angus Confab
To Be Held
I Bulldog BriefTl
"^Ticket! forr,tn«rteAVAnJnUl
On Shaw Site
Baker Hall and the Auk?,0,
Women Student, may be ohuZ
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bandry. Michigan State University.
sign atudent fund.
classification     program     Monday
afternoon. Demonstration on hen)
at Baker Hall at 1:30 p.m.
Lyle V. Springer, eiecutl've assls -
YD'8 SLATE MEBTIMi
Panels   comprised   of   anlmi 1
lems of herd  management Tues-
Democrat,    tomorrow    D|Eal   „
An evaluation of steer carcasses
ministration building. *""* "'
Tuesday afternoon.
palgn Issues of the California rub.
Cosmopolitan Club
CANTEIllUItY CLUB To «r,
Plans World Show
Canterbury     Club,     the    coll,,.
Episcopal   organisation.   -..-.-;,
discussion.  The  meeting  win b*
Center. J311 E.Shaw, frnn-. ;b
The  show   start, at   7:30   p.m.
to 8 p.m.
SOM^T-'lthV.tudent bod"y csVd.
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to local charities.
mores  have  been  Invited  .„ ,v.
PLAY TRYOUTS SLATED
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THE
COLLEGIAI
FRESNO    STATE    COLLEGE
m
CHOSEN TODAY
Petitions For SB, Class
Offices Now Available
Petitions for student body and class offices are
available at the student activities office.
On April 7 the election campaign formally opens Tht
rnary elections are slated for April 16 and the final'ball,
« scheduled for April 23. All candidates are required to
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1968
Knight To Speak
On FSC Campus
.Goodwin J. Knight, governor of California and candidate s
I for the United States Senate, will speak on the Fresno State
College new campus Friday afternoon.
Knight's address, centering on the topic "The Importance
Young Adults Taking an Active Part in Politics," will be
Riechel Names
74 Absentees
From Council
Sororities
Have Good
Averages
COLLEGIAN CALENDAR
Methods, Course Contents '^HtS"£H
[Set As Conference Topics T,l'rTL\VtTormi"
Instructional methods and course contest will be discussed      w1"*"   Worrl>n   o«em»
at a joint meeting of Fresno State College staff and members (Continued on Page 4)
of the Central California Junior College Association Saturday.
The meeting, which will be at the new campus, will bring
together FSC officials and faculty members with the depart-
Board Will Pick
Publication Heads
Cal Poly Riders Lead Field
In Collegiate Rodeo Honors
Cal Poly scored 817 points to ride to an easy victory in the
third annual FSC Rodeo Club sponsored Collegiate Rodeo.
The San Luis Obispo entry won a number of individual honors |
as well as the team title. .
Larry Fanning led the defending champions. His el
HARDMJCK COWBOY
SECOND PLACE
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GLUE ON THE SADDLE ..-. Lorry Fanning ol Cal Poly shows why he was chosen as the
in. Csl Poly, and Judy Young,     outstanding cowboy In the Intercollegiate Rodeo last weekend in Clovis. Fanning scared
277 poinls to lead the San Luis Obispo learn to Ihe loam title.     , —Bee Photo