1971_06 The Daily Collegian June 1971

              SUMMER
COLLEGIAN
FRESNO STATE COLLEGE
Wednesday
night it
movie night.
SUMMER SESSION
VOLUME 11, NUMBER 1
Housing still available for   AQ00 expected to regisfer
summer session students     for campus summer session
Summer session housing a<
No family living
The dormitories, located at
the southwest end of the campus,
provide living facilities for students and faculty participating ln
tbe regular summer sessions and
special workshops.
A lounge, study rooms, recreation and social areas and laundry facilities are Included In each
of the halls. Residents share central bathroom facilities located
on each wing.
Although most residence hall
rooms are designed to accommodate two persons, a limited number of single rooms and suites
are also available. Suites consist
of three double rooms sharing a
i  and living-
All rooms are equipped with a
bed, desk, bookcase, chair, dresser, desk lamp, waste basket and
storage space. A pillow, pillow
case, mattress pad and sheets are
also provided.
Residents are warned that such
Items as electric applRuices for
heating or preparing food, explosives or fireworks and pets
(except small fish) are not allowed ln the hails. Small refrigerators, however, are permitted If first approved by the
Housing Office.
No residence ball food service
will be furnished during the summer sessions. Residents may eat
their meals at the College Union
Coffee Shop or off-campus res-
Parking permits
needed tomorrow
Campus patrolmen will again
write tickets for parking permit
violations tomorrow, as enforcement of paid parking regulations
for the summer session begins.
Starting at 7 a.m., all cars
parked ln general, restricted and
handicapped cones will be required to bear the appropriately
marked decal or one-day permit
ticket.
Students may purchase parking
decals during registration. Faculty and staff, as well as students,
may alao purchase the decals at
the Business Office cashier's
window ln the New Administration Building.
Automobile permits cost $a
for all first session »;_jents and
employees, regardless of full-
time or part-time status. Motorcycle permits cost $1.25.   .
One day permits are available
at each campus entrance for a
25 cent fee. Faculty and staff
members may use one day permits for restricted zone parking
if first cleared wtth the Campus
Security Patrol.
Problems concerning campus
parking or driving regulations
may be referred to the Campus
Security Patrol Office located on
Barstow Avenue between Cedar
and Maple avenues. Special Ordinances for the operation of
Vehicles on the Fresno State
College campus, revised July 1,
1970, arc posted on bulletin
boards ln each building on carn-
i. $14 a
ikfor
single rooms, $13
suite double room and $15 a week
for a suite single room. The full
rent payment and a refundable
$20 security deposit are required
of all summer residents before
' Persons Interested in residence hall accommodi^tons may
contact thd-Ho_rtng bffkfe In tbe
Residence Hall Commons Building, 487-2345.
Information concerning off-
campus housing ln the Fresno
area may also be obtained from
the Housing Office. The office
maintains a listing of rooms,
apartments and houses available
for rent by summer session stu-
Some 4,000 atudenta are expected to register today for Fresno SUte College summer we
sts and work experience, la
scheduled to take place from
8-11 a.m. and 1-3 p.m.
Today's registrant* will join
the more than 1,250 students who
prereglstered   for the summer
lentswlU
enter the gym ln time rones assigned by the Summer Sessions
Office according to the order ln
which applications were received.
After obtaining their classes,
registrants win proceed to the
Women's Gymnasium for fee pay-
Campus summer session     tional ur
do so with the approval of tl
a $2
a $4
College Union Use.
Because the Summer Session,
like the FSC Extension Division, members,!
must be sett supporting, the col- filiated with the National Science
lege administration haa reserved Foundation' Mathematics InsUtute
the right to cancel courses, close and 11 visiting (acuity members,
them    to   further   enroUment, Dr. James Flkes ls FSC's dean
change the time for which they of summer sessions and Dr. Am*
are scheduled and change pre- Nixon Ls director of the Fresno
vtousry scheduled staff assign- campus session.
Flicks and recreation top
summer session services
A variety of services to fill
student needs and Interests will
be provided during the six-week
The three-story CoUege Union,
located In the center of the campus, Includes a lounge, coffee
shop, barber shop, conference
rooms and Fresno State CoUege
Association offices. The Union's
first floor recreation area provides, bowling, billiards, snooker
and
films will be shown on Wednesday
evenings ln the College Union
Lounge. The Alms wUl be; "Tbe
Reivers" on June 16; "Anrio" on
June 23; "Me, Natalie" on June
30; "Myra Breckenrtdge" on July
7, and "Zabrlskle Point* on Jury
14.
The year-old FSC Bookstore,
located next to the CoUege Union,
win be open weekdays from 8
1965, the Ubrary
now contains 313,000 volumes
and receives more than 3,600
periodicals. Two professional librarians wlU be oa duty at aU
times  throughout  the  summer
The CoUege Health CenterwUl
both textbooks and leisure reading material. In addition to books,
the Bookstore contains magazines, art materials and school
The Bookstore will be closed
for Inventory from 1 p.m. June
30 to 8 a.m. July 2.
The FSC Library, accommodating 1,200 readers, will be
open from 7:30 a.m.-9:30 p.m.
Monday through Thursday, 7:30
a.m.-5 p.m. on Friday and 9
a.m.-l p.m. on Saturday.
and nurse Monday through Friday
from 8 a.m.-noon and 1 p.m.-
4 p.m. Both routine and emergency medical services are provided by the Health Center.
'lit* Reivers' will be
first summer film
"The Reivers," a film adaptation of William Faulkner's Pulitzer prize winning novel, will be
tbe flrst offering ln the weekly
summer session movie series.
The film depicts a Journey
from Mississippi to Memphis In
a yellow 1905 Wlnton Flyer as
Boon Hogganbeck (Steve McQueen) and Ned McCaslln (Rupert
Crosse) show 12-year-old Lucius
(Mitch Vogel) "the way Ufe really
Is."
•The Reivers" wlU be present-
College Union Lounge. Tbe film
series will be open to faculty,
staff and students without charge.
President's message
It Is always a pleasure to welcome new and former atudenta to the
campus of Fresno State CoUege for the summer sessions. This
year, ths CoUege ls offering the widest range of courses ln lu history
ln an effort to meet the ever-growing educational needs of the students ln our area. We think you will find ths 1971 summer courses
an outstanding educational experience.
Although we reaUze that summer session studies are concentrated,
I hope that you will be able to participate ln tbe recreational, social
and cultural activities on the campua and ln the community.
Best wishes for an enjoyable and enriching summer.
Norman A. Baxter
SUMMER SESSION HOURS
COLLEGE UNION
Monday through Friday*
Building ...- 6:30 ajn. - 11:00p.m.
Coffee Shop 6:30 ajn. - 10:30 pjn.
Recreation 9:00 ajn. - 11:00 pjn.
Barber Shop  8:30 ajn. -   6:00 p.m/
♦All Facilities Closed July 5th, Holiday
♦All Facilities Closed September 6th, Holiday
August 28 - September 12 (only)
Building .■ 8:00 ajn. - 6:00 pjn.
Coffee Shop fcQO ajn. - 3:00 pjn.
Recreation 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Barber Shop 8:30 a.m. - 6:00 pjn.