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Page. COLLEGIAN - SUMMER SESSION July 2,1! WL60RE'J Kmm FSC professors will study West Coast volcanoes By Martin Kllgore This U the recipe for Hopping John that Gnat-Grandfather brought with him from West Virginia when the fascist mine own- pot. Now add some water and let lt simmer for a half hour or so. Next take enough black-eyed peas to feed everyone. Two pounds of dried beans wlU feed quite a few. Wash the beans and Potentially hazardous West Coaat volcanoes will be the subject of a study by two Fresno State CoUege geology professors. Dr. Ian M. Lange, assistant professor of geology, and Dr. Jon C. Avent, associate professor of geology, have been awarded a $1,800 grant for a project entitled Thermal and Chemical Monitoring of PotentlaUy Hazardous West Coast Volcanoes.* The Research Corporation funds and a $2,000 grant from the FSC Development Steering Committee wtll enable the researchers to acquire a Barnes Precision Radiation thermometer to measure the thermal areas of five formerly dormant volcanoes. The volcanoes to be studied are oo to my grandad when he settled In Oklahoma. Grandad brought It to CaUfornla when he was dusted out and the bank took his sand dune away. People ln the South think lt brings you good luck to eat lt on New Tear's eve. Please note that the recipe calls for ham bocks. TMs U for rich folks. Poor people do just as weU with aay piece of pork, for example, hog Jowls or salt pork. Hopping John Take some ham hocks and sliced onions and brown ln a big LONGINES WITTNAUER ACCUTRON BULOVA CARAVELLE WYLER KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS OfFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ^gft-nBEU* FLARES 9. up Coffee* luNIVERSITY SHOP | iJDowntown — Fashion Fair' Mt. I Mt. £ Let the beans sit there and simmer while looking In to see that tbey don't dry out. When they're tender throw ln some nice rice and enough water to cook It. When the rice Is tender and It starts to dry out, you got tt. If you wanted to, you could add some peas or stewed tomatoes or whatever -but then It wouldn't be Hopping John and you would for tt. Rico and Cong Sauce Guess which liberation army eaU rice and eong sauce? Make some rice and then take all of the vegeUbles out of the refrigerator that are starting to wilt and saute (that is, brown tn California Baker and Mt. St. Helens lnWash- The Initial aspect of the research wlU be to conduct on- site thermal examinations of the volcano slopes tc thermal and chemical I Future monitoring might then be able to detect changes In behavior indicating temperatures within the throaU of the volcanoes and help ln predicting potentially dangerous volcanic activity. Lange, principal researcher of tbe FSC faculty since 1968. He received his bachelor's and master's degrees from Dartmouth CoUege and his doctorate from the University of Washlng- Lange previously was Involved ln monitoring volcanoes In Guatemala and El Salvador. Avent received his bachelor's degree from the University of Colorado and his master's, and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Washington. He haa been an FSC faculty member since 1985. Avent has been studying aspects of the volcanic rocks of the Pacific Northwest for the past several years. Both he and Lange are experienced mountain climbers. The Research Corporation's Frederick Gardner CottreU Eliason retires after 36 years Dr. Alton Y. Eliason, professor of physics, wlU retire after 36 years of teaching at Fresno State College. During his tenure at FSC, Ella- son was president of the local chapter of the American Association of University Professors and of Sigma XI, a national honorary science organization. He has also been an active member of the California State Employees As- Thls meal Is best eatei 11:45 p.m. while listening tc Voice of Vlet-Namat 11.05 m< cycles for atmosphere. Eliason received two sabbatical leaves while at FSC. The first took him to Harvard University to study a program of basic science for the non-science major student and the second to the University of Sidney, Australia to study plasma physics. The author of several articles on spectroscopy and nuclear physics, Eliason received the Bachelor of Arts degree from Utah State University and the Master of Science and Ph.D. from the University of California at Berkeley. He also did post-doc - it UC Berkeley. July Clearance now in progress! throughout the mail. Visit our many merchants for exceptional July Clearance values. Shop in a comfortable. _#!%. air-conditioned mall. IJjl fresno fashion Mr 1 st & Shaw Fresno GranU are given for basic research ln the physical sciences. i Research Corporation, a foundation for the advancement of science, waa created In 1912 by Frederick Gardner Cattrell as a nonprofit Institution for bringing Inventions Into pubUc use and benefits and directing the proceeds to the support of scientific research. In-Service Institute open to local teachers An In-Service Institute for local ' elementary and secondary teachers of science and mathematics wUl be expanded under a $s,846 grant from the National Science Foundation and a$12,870 grant from the Fresno State College 'Campus Innovative Reserve Fund.* The Institute, designed to update and broaden the scientific background of In-service teachers, will offer a program of courses during the fall and spring semesters at times accessible to IU participants. The secondary, program, now ln IU second year, will provide programs ln biology, mathematics and physical science. Elementary programs ln mathematics and physical science will also be offered. Further InformaUon concerning the In-Service Institute may be obtained from Dr. Samuel P. Lyles, Jr., In-Service InstltuU Director, 487-2823. RECREATION AT A GLANCE WEIGHT TRAINING 2 to 6 GYMNASTICS 2 to 6 SWIMMING 2 to 6 TENNIS 2 to 6 BADMINTON 2 to 6 GOLF 2 to 6 BASKETBALL 2 to 6 VOLLEYBALL 2 to 6 All activities in Men's Gym, Monday through Friday. THE COLLEGIAN Session Published once a week on Mondays by the Students of the Fresno SUte College Summer Session. Editorial and Business offices loon the FSC campus, Shaw and Cedar Avenues. Telephone 487-2266. ., MANAGING EDITOR Ed Piston NEWS EDITOR Barbara McDowell SPORTS EDITOR Tom Kane'~ ADVERTISING MANAGER Wilbur Pauls NEED SOME BREAD? WE PAY FOR YOUR TALENT You Keep Your Head. Call Neil 486-4500 IF. a college degree; and like the idea of being paid In direct proportion to your efforts — you owe it to yourself to explore the new career opportunities in financial and insurance counseling at Pacific Mutual. Call or write: Les Schuler Pacific Mutual Life 5151 North Palm Ave. Suite 700 Fresno, Calif. 93704 Tele. 224-6094 An Equal Opportunity Emplojrar Battlin' Bulldog football team will open quest for PCAA title July 2, 1971 COLLEGIAN - SUMMER SESSION Page 3 The Fresno SUte CoUege Bat- tlln' BuUdog football team will open their quest for a Pacific Coast Athletic Association championship and a bid to the.Annual' crossed the Une 12 times.' Pasadena Bowl aa the CoUege Also packing the baU this corn- marks the 50th anniversary of ing season will be letterman Her- Intercolleglate Sports. Starting his sixth season as head coach, Darryl Rogers expects to welcome some 60 players Including 21 lettermen on opening day of fall drills, Monday, August 23. Heading the Ust of returning lettermen are first team all- conference offensive guard Steve Verry and second team offensive tackle Pat Pickford. ■The offensive unit should be stronger than the past two seasons because of experience. The passing phases of the game will be down a Uttle and IU improvement wlU depend on how the young receivers come along,* stated Rogers. The offensive backfleld will be led by last year's leading ground gainer senior Henry Woodson. He ble Phillips and Atomic Toroslan, wbo lettered two years ago. Adding depth to tbe backfleld wUl be sophomore Wlllard Lewis from El Cerrlto High School. Rogers wlU have three quarterbacks to select froro for the sUrtlng berth. They are letter- man John Inglehart, who tossed for 445 yards last season as he played behind Karl Francis. The other two potential signal caUera are All-Amerlcan Steve Jacoby from Reedley CoUege and John Bfhrens from Fresno City College. six The tackle position will depend on how letterman Dave Vletty makes the change from the guard spot and how newcomer Pat Plumroer develops during tbe early part of the season. Experience is the word at tight end with two-year letterman Ray Newton back for his final season following six months of active army service. Newcomer froro Solano CoUege Chat Dion will be the backup player. A battle to Uke over the pass HENRY WOODSON LOCKSMITHS Louie's Lock & Key Shop IF YOU'RE OVER 18 Isn't tt time you started" thinking about your future? Sure you have, but don't leave your military status to chance — make It your choice. Have you considered the Army Medical Corps Reserves? Right now, Hospital Reserve Units, close'to where you live, have positions, such as X-Ray Technicians, Laboratory Technicians, Medical Corpsmen, and Personnel Specialists, waiting to be filled. There is no need to be presently qualified inthes.e vocations; the Medical Corps provides the best training in the most up-to-date facilities and you will probably have to skip only one semester of school. If you want to complete your military obligation by performing a useful, productive function, and you like the fact that you'll be able to continue with school without worrying anymore about the draft, telephone or write to the 6253d US Army Hospital, Building 908, Presidio of San Francisco, CA 94129, phone (415) 561-2347. receiving duties of two of FSC's finest, John Sexton and Gary Boreham, who handled the Job the past year, U shaping op between sophomore Mike Harris, and Junior coUege transfers Curt Wurst from Sierra Junior College and Gary Austin from Moor- par*. One of the bright spots of spring drills was tbe punting game. Both Gary Amerlne, back from last year, and school record holder for the longest punt, Atomic Toroslan, wiU be trying for the punting job. School record holder for the roost field coals ln both season and career Luis Stoetzl win be returning for his 1971 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE SiPTEMBER 11 CAL STATE HAYWARD at FRESNO 7:80 PM. 18 *SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE at PRESNO 7:30 P.M. 25 Montana SUte University at Bo re man (MST) 1:30 P.M. N» OCTOBER 2 UNIVERSITY OF HAWAJI at FRESNO 7:30 P.M. 9 OPEN 16 Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, at San Luis Obtspo 7:30 P.M. 23 -CAL STATE LOS ANGELES at FRESNO 7:30 P.M. 30 *SAN DIEGO STATE at FRESNO ., 7:30 P.M. NOVEMBER S *Cal SUte Long Beach at Long Beach 7:30 P.M. 13 SAN FERNANDO VALLEY at FRESNO 7:30 P.M. 20 'University of Pacific at Stockton 7:30 P.M. | 'Pacific Coast Athletic Association Games STEVE VERRY VOLKSWAGEN PARTS DEPARTMENT •_ll*\lfl_ (NEW PARTS) WB^ VW DISMANTLING _i^***^ MANY UBED PARTS W STOCK VERN ALCORN AUTOMOTIVE SBtVKE 304 CLOVIS AVE. (Corner of 3rd A Clovii) CLOVIS Phone 299-5264 CD PEGGER JEANS Patch pockets front and back, stitched and flared. Great fit for guys and gals. $9.00-$10.00 a pair. <The<Pant factory ABBY and BLACKSTONE PHONE: 485-0182 Other locations: Hanford <» Vlsalla
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Title | 1971_07 The Daily Collegian July 1971 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1971 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
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Title | July 2, 1971 Pg 2-3 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1971 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
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Page. COLLEGIAN - SUMMER SESSION July 2,1!
WL60RE'J
Kmm
FSC professors will study West Coast volcanoes
By Martin Kllgore
This U the recipe for Hopping
John that Gnat-Grandfather
brought with him from West Virginia when the fascist mine own-
pot. Now add some water and let
lt simmer for a half hour or so.
Next take enough black-eyed
peas to feed everyone. Two
pounds of dried beans wlU feed
quite a few. Wash the beans and
Potentially hazardous West
Coaat volcanoes will be the subject of a study by two Fresno
State CoUege geology professors.
Dr. Ian M. Lange, assistant
professor of geology, and Dr. Jon
C. Avent, associate professor of
geology, have been awarded a
$1,800 grant for a project entitled Thermal and Chemical
Monitoring of PotentlaUy Hazardous West Coast Volcanoes.*
The Research Corporation
funds and a $2,000 grant from the
FSC Development Steering Committee wtll enable the researchers to acquire a Barnes Precision Radiation thermometer to
measure the thermal areas of
five formerly dormant volcanoes.
The volcanoes to be studied are
oo to my grandad when he settled
In Oklahoma. Grandad brought It
to CaUfornla when he was dusted
out and the bank took his sand
dune away. People ln the South
think lt brings you good luck to
eat lt on New Tear's eve.
Please note that the recipe
calls for ham bocks. TMs U for
rich folks. Poor people do just as
weU with aay piece of pork, for
example, hog Jowls or salt pork.
Hopping John
Take some ham hocks and
sliced onions and brown ln a big
LONGINES
WITTNAUER
ACCUTRON
BULOVA
CARAVELLE
WYLER
KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS
OfFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
^gft-nBEU*
FLARES 9. up
Coffee*
luNIVERSITY SHOP |
iJDowntown — Fashion Fair'
Mt.
I Mt. £
Let the beans sit there and
simmer while looking In to see
that tbey don't dry out. When
they're tender throw ln some nice
rice and enough water to cook It.
When the rice Is tender and It
starts to dry out, you got tt.
If you wanted to, you could add
some peas or stewed tomatoes
or whatever -but then It wouldn't
be Hopping John and you would
for tt.
Rico and Cong Sauce
Guess which liberation army
eaU rice and eong sauce?
Make some rice and then take
all of the vegeUbles out of the
refrigerator that are starting to
wilt and saute (that is, brown tn
California
Baker and Mt. St. Helens lnWash-
The Initial aspect of the research wlU be to conduct on-
site thermal examinations of
the volcano slopes tc
thermal and chemical I
Future monitoring might then be
able to detect changes In behavior indicating temperatures
within the throaU of the volcanoes
and help ln predicting potentially
dangerous volcanic activity.
Lange, principal researcher
of tbe FSC faculty since 1968.
He received his bachelor's and
master's degrees from Dartmouth CoUege and his doctorate
from the University of Washlng-
Lange previously was Involved
ln monitoring volcanoes In
Guatemala and El Salvador.
Avent received his bachelor's
degree from the University of
Colorado and his master's, and
Ph.D. degrees from the University of Washington. He haa been
an FSC faculty member since
1985.
Avent has been studying aspects of the volcanic rocks of
the Pacific Northwest for the
past several years. Both he and
Lange are experienced mountain
climbers.
The Research Corporation's
Frederick Gardner CottreU
Eliason retires
after 36 years
Dr. Alton Y. Eliason, professor of physics, wlU retire after
36 years of teaching at Fresno
State College.
During his tenure at FSC, Ella-
son was president of the local
chapter of the American Association of University Professors and
of Sigma XI, a national honorary
science organization. He has also
been an active member of the
California State Employees As-
Thls meal Is best eatei
11:45 p.m. while listening tc
Voice of Vlet-Namat 11.05 m<
cycles for atmosphere.
Eliason received two sabbatical leaves while at FSC. The first
took him to Harvard University
to study a program of basic
science for the non-science major student and the second to the
University of Sidney, Australia to
study plasma physics.
The author of several articles
on spectroscopy and nuclear
physics, Eliason received the
Bachelor of Arts degree from
Utah State University and the
Master of Science and Ph.D. from
the University of California at
Berkeley. He also did post-doc -
it UC Berkeley.
July
Clearance
now in progress!
throughout the mail.
Visit our many merchants
for exceptional July Clearance values.
Shop in a comfortable.
_#!%. air-conditioned mall.
IJjl fresno fashion Mr
1 st & Shaw
Fresno
GranU are given for basic research ln the physical sciences. i
Research Corporation, a foundation for the advancement of
science, waa created In 1912 by
Frederick Gardner Cattrell as a
nonprofit Institution for bringing
Inventions Into pubUc use and
benefits and directing the proceeds to the support of scientific
research.
In-Service Institute
open to local teachers
An In-Service Institute for local ' elementary and secondary
teachers of science and mathematics wUl be expanded under a
$s,846 grant from the National
Science Foundation and a$12,870
grant from the Fresno State College 'Campus Innovative Reserve
Fund.*
The Institute, designed to update and broaden the scientific
background of In-service teachers, will offer a program of
courses during the fall and spring
semesters at times accessible to
IU participants.
The secondary, program, now
ln IU second year, will provide
programs ln biology, mathematics and physical science. Elementary programs ln mathematics and physical science will also
be offered.
Further InformaUon concerning the In-Service Institute may
be obtained from Dr. Samuel P.
Lyles, Jr., In-Service InstltuU
Director, 487-2823.
RECREATION
AT A GLANCE
WEIGHT TRAINING 2 to 6
GYMNASTICS 2 to 6
SWIMMING 2 to 6
TENNIS 2 to 6
BADMINTON 2 to 6
GOLF 2 to 6
BASKETBALL 2 to 6
VOLLEYBALL 2 to 6
All activities in Men's Gym,
Monday through Friday.
THE COLLEGIAN
Session
Published once a week on
Mondays by the Students of
the Fresno SUte College
Summer Session. Editorial
and Business offices loon the FSC campus,
Shaw and Cedar Avenues.
Telephone 487-2266. .,
MANAGING EDITOR
Ed Piston
NEWS EDITOR
Barbara McDowell
SPORTS EDITOR
Tom Kane'~
ADVERTISING MANAGER
Wilbur Pauls
NEED SOME BREAD?
WE PAY
FOR YOUR TALENT
You Keep Your Head.
Call Neil 486-4500
IF.
a college degree; and like the idea of being paid In
direct proportion to your efforts — you owe it to
yourself to explore the new career opportunities in
financial and insurance counseling at Pacific Mutual.
Call or write: Les Schuler
Pacific Mutual Life
5151 North Palm Ave.
Suite 700
Fresno, Calif. 93704
Tele. 224-6094
An Equal Opportunity Emplojrar
Battlin' Bulldog football team
will open quest for PCAA title
July 2, 1971 COLLEGIAN - SUMMER SESSION Page 3
The Fresno SUte CoUege Bat-
tlln' BuUdog football team will
open their quest for a Pacific
Coast Athletic Association championship and a bid to the.Annual' crossed the Une 12 times.'
Pasadena Bowl aa the CoUege Also packing the baU this corn-
marks the 50th anniversary of ing season will be letterman Her-
Intercolleglate Sports.
Starting his sixth season as
head coach, Darryl Rogers expects to welcome some 60 players Including 21 lettermen on
opening day of fall drills, Monday, August 23.
Heading the Ust of returning
lettermen are first team all-
conference offensive guard Steve
Verry and second team offensive
tackle Pat Pickford.
■The offensive unit should be
stronger than the past two seasons because of experience. The
passing phases of the game will
be down a Uttle and IU improvement wlU depend on how the young
receivers come along,* stated
Rogers.
The offensive backfleld will be
led by last year's leading ground
gainer senior Henry Woodson. He
ble Phillips and Atomic Toroslan,
wbo lettered two years ago. Adding depth to tbe backfleld wUl
be sophomore Wlllard Lewis
from El Cerrlto High School.
Rogers wlU have three quarterbacks to select froro for the
sUrtlng berth. They are letter-
man John Inglehart, who tossed
for 445 yards last season as he
played behind Karl Francis. The
other two potential signal caUera
are All-Amerlcan Steve Jacoby
from Reedley CoUege and John
Bfhrens from Fresno City College.
six
The tackle position will depend
on how letterman Dave Vletty
makes the change from the guard
spot and how newcomer Pat
Plumroer develops during tbe
early part of the season.
Experience is the word at tight
end with two-year letterman Ray
Newton back for his final season
following six months of active
army service. Newcomer froro
Solano CoUege Chat Dion will
be the backup player.
A battle to Uke over the pass
HENRY WOODSON
LOCKSMITHS
Louie's Lock & Key Shop
IF YOU'RE
OVER 18
Isn't tt time you started" thinking about
your future? Sure you have, but don't
leave your military status to chance —
make It your choice.
Have you considered the Army Medical
Corps Reserves? Right now, Hospital
Reserve Units, close'to where you live,
have positions, such as X-Ray Technicians, Laboratory Technicians, Medical
Corpsmen, and Personnel Specialists,
waiting to be filled. There is no need to
be presently qualified inthes.e vocations;
the Medical Corps provides the best
training in the most up-to-date facilities
and you will probably have to skip only
one semester of school.
If you want to complete your military
obligation by performing a useful, productive function, and you like the fact
that you'll be able to continue with
school without worrying anymore about
the draft,
telephone or write to the
6253d US Army Hospital, Building 908,
Presidio of San Francisco, CA 94129,
phone (415) 561-2347.
receiving duties of two of FSC's
finest, John Sexton and Gary
Boreham, who handled the Job
the past year, U shaping op between sophomore Mike Harris,
and Junior coUege transfers Curt
Wurst from Sierra Junior College and Gary Austin from Moor-
par*.
One of the bright spots of
spring drills was tbe punting
game. Both Gary Amerlne, back
from last year, and school record holder for the longest punt,
Atomic Toroslan, wiU be trying
for the punting job.
School record holder for the
roost field coals ln both season
and career Luis Stoetzl win be
returning for his
1971 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
SiPTEMBER
11 CAL STATE HAYWARD at FRESNO 7:80 PM.
18 *SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE at PRESNO 7:30 P.M.
25 Montana SUte University at Bo re man (MST) 1:30 P.M.
N» OCTOBER
2 UNIVERSITY OF HAWAJI at FRESNO 7:30 P.M.
9 OPEN
16 Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, at San Luis Obtspo 7:30 P.M.
23 -CAL STATE LOS ANGELES at FRESNO 7:30 P.M.
30 *SAN DIEGO STATE at FRESNO ., 7:30 P.M.
NOVEMBER
S *Cal SUte Long Beach at Long Beach 7:30 P.M.
13 SAN FERNANDO VALLEY at FRESNO 7:30 P.M.
20 'University of Pacific at Stockton 7:30 P.M.
| 'Pacific Coast Athletic Association Games
STEVE VERRY
VOLKSWAGEN
PARTS DEPARTMENT
•_ll*\lfl_ (NEW PARTS)
WB^ VW DISMANTLING
_i^***^ MANY UBED PARTS W STOCK
VERN ALCORN AUTOMOTIVE SBtVKE
304 CLOVIS AVE. (Corner of 3rd A Clovii)
CLOVIS Phone 299-5264
CD PEGGER JEANS
Patch pockets front and back, stitched and flared. Great fit
for guys and gals. $9.00-$10.00 a pair.
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