1971_12 The Daily Collegian December 1971

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To Vernlce Holmes, manager
of FSC's Bookstore... a book
written by FSC students entitled
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To take the absurdity to its
logical conclusion, I watched Max
Ophula' 'Letter from an Unknown
Woman* on the 'Dialing for Dol-
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Collegian Film Crlllc
During the past week, upon
greater Fresno's various silver
screens we witnessed the usual
wonders. Llxle licked. Butch
botched and Kotch delivered. (You
figure these out all by yourself.)
Thus proving once more that
Fresno does not have a great deal
to offer  tn the way of films.
Frederick Wiseman's 'Tltlcut
Follies" (1967), presented In the
Sunday evening's Fine ArtSerles,
provided  for a glimpse at good
is   a   chronicle   of usual dally
the aid of light equipment, Wiseman moves In and out of cells
and corridors along with the in-
makes and captures moments of
reality that are more astounding
than anyllilng that may be found
In a work of fiction.
One "Insane" man delivers one
of Ihe most sensitive political
speeches I have ever heard. Also
captured <
situation <
lleves that he is cured and that
his prolonged detention at the
asylum Is causing him emotional
tha an
showing of the work of a
of   the   expresslonlstlc
To make things worse,
stltutlng announcer Invited the
ladles to sit tight and follow the
film since It was going to be a
The seven weirdos on the top
of the column wish you a Merry
Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Forensics feam
places second
in tournament
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s other
-Law
John Huston's classic, 'Treasure of the Sierra Madre* (1948),
was shown In ten-minute doses
on the tube. I know of no better
way to butcher a work of cinematic Importance than to show It
on a local TV station. It may be
Interesting to note thai the film
since Humphry Bogart played Ihe
National week of
anti-war protests
planned for April
The National Peace Action Coalition has decided to hold Its
National Peace Action Week of
antiwar protests April 16-22 In
New York City and a West Coast
city lo be chosen later.
The decision was made during
BSU charily drive
A Christmas toy and food
drive to benefit West Side
children is currently being
conducted by the Fresno
State CoUege Black Student
Persons wishing to donate
items to the drive may do so*
Director Lei
cernlng tha drive may be obtained from Rlgglns or from
tha    BSU    Office,    College
The Fresno State College forensics team captured 13
trophies at the annual fall championships of the Pacific Southwest
California Forensics League
Tournament held at the University of Southern California last
First place winners Included
Ron Reel (junior, Fresno) ln
senior persuasion, Debbie Ka-
tanjlan (sophomore, Fresno) In
lower oral Interpretation, Larry
Silverness (freshman, St. Paul,
Minn.) In lower persuasion, and
Jerry Burger and Jack Hlghflll
In novice debate.
Second place winners Included Based on awards In senior and
Cathy Craves (freshman, Fres- Junior divisions, Fresno State
no) In novice Impromptu speak- was awarded the second place
Ing,   Kathy   Grace (sophomore,     sweepstakes trophy.
Fresno) ln lower persuasion, and
Ms. Kazanjlan ln lower expository. Third place winners Included Reel In aenlor oral Interpretation, Ms. Gravaa ln novice
extemp. Silverness ln lower oral
Interpretation, John Orella
(Junior, Petaluma) In Junior expository, and Margaret Flores
and Austin In novice debate.
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