1970_11 The Daily Collegian November 1970

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Dramatic offerings to suit a
variety of student tastes will be
presented this week at Fresno
State College.
•Does A Tiger Wear A Necktie?*, a* play concerning youth and
the drug scene, will continue Its
run today and tomorrow at 4:15
p.m. In the FSC Arena Theatre. '
■Tiger' is the year's first
Experimental Theater Company
production. Admission to the student-directed play  Is priced at
Cowboys and horses will replace tigers In 'True Grit', tMs
week's Friday Flick feature.
The film, starring John Wayne,
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Variety of drama highlights week
a double stunts,
.t  6:30
8:30
the College Union Lounge.
:ond film, *Los Ollvlda-
dll  conclude  the week's
programs.   The   1951
lovte will be presented
in the College Union
Concert
Musical compositions by Mozart, Beethoven and Weber will
highlight Sunday's concert of the
FSC symphony Orchestra.
Conducted by r
sic Werner Lywen, the orchestra
will perform Weber's "Oberon
Overture," Mozart's "Concerto
for Horn and Orchestra In 'D'
Major" and "Prague Symphony",
and Beethoven's "Concerto for—
Bassoon and Orchestra* and
"Prometheus Overture."
The program will begin at
8:30 p.m. In the Fresno Convention Center Theater.
Tickets are priced at $2 general admission and $1 for stu-
Chamber artists
Werner Lywen and Bob L. Bennett, members of the FSC Music
Department faculty, will present
a recital of Brahms and Strauss
sonatas at 8 p.m. tomorrow In
the Newman Center.
The piano and violin concert
will conclude the Center's Renaissance Fair.
A $2 donation Is requested of
those attending the program.
Kappa Phrateres
Kappa Phrateres, a service
club for FSC women, will hold an
organizational meeting at 2 p.m.
tomorrow In College Union, Room
304.
Women Interested In Joining the
organization are asked to attend
the meeting or to contact Associate Professor of Biology Joanne
Plgg, 487-3582.
Pap  Clinic
The First Annual All-Valley
Pep Clinic will be held Saturday
In the Women's Gymnasium.
1 by FSC cheerlead-
I pep girls, the clinic will
nasties and basketball routines.
The $5 a person registration
fee will assist in financing the
pep group*' trip to Hawaii for
the Bulldogs' Nov. 28 game. The
charge will Include dinner and
admission to the Fresno State-
California state College at Long
Beach football game.
Further information can be obtained from Joan Otomo, 224-
9684."
SWAG
SWAG, a freshman women's
service organization, will host
an orientation meeting at 7 p.m.
Sunday In College Union, Room
The Mne-roember FSC Rodeo     do.
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RICHARD MOORE
lu. a local fraternity
n 1923, was destined
> on e of FSC's largest
social fraternities. On
1949   Zeta   Mu   went
President, Dan Castillo; Vice
President. Moe DIBuduo; Secretary, Gary Leal; Treasurer, Jim
Estrada ; Correspondent, Jim
Haron; Croncller, Ken Frost;
Worden, Ron Sodo; Hearld, Don
Savino; Pledge trainer, Rick Her-
bullt   I
It   I
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Jones
(Continued from Page I
e way It ought to be ani
how  the CSCSPA wants
for student body governments to
finance Instructional^ related
materials (drama, athletics, fo-
tlons of Sonoma and San Fernando
state Colleges blew that.
"At present, the Trusteeshave
only the State College Presidents'
resolution before them. And they
has presented the Board with two
'iternatives. We have provided a
solution for consistency on State
College campuses where student
governments can responsibly
handle their funds and also an
alternative   for  those campuses
Jones was asked how long the
CSCSPA measure had been pending, and answered allegations
that there had been "no student
"This resolution has been In
the fire since last June. It has
also been brought up at each and
every senate meeting this year
(at FSC). On one occasion, I went
In depth on the matter and still
received no Input.
"Ted Kourtls called me last
Tuesday to apologize for his accusations. He was not clear on
what actually was decided at the
CSCSPA meeting Oct. 16.*
Jones said, *I Just want this
matter to be clear to all concerned and I hope these statements have done that.*
Yesterday's meeting of the Student Senate was' comparatively
routine with the only major Items
of business being elections for
court seats and appointment of a
Following committee reports,
candidates for the vacant Student
Court positions were Introduced.
Dick Sukup, Jim Freund, and
Arthur White answered Senate
questions and after the vote tally,
Freund and White were elected.
The vacancy In the Junior class
senatorial seat was filled when
the senate ratified Don Savino,
the only one to apply. After debate as to a need for more time
to solicit more prospective appointee: . the political science-
pre-law major waa appointed. He
will be seated next week.
SAE activities include the
annual After Finals Dance,
Roaring Twenties party and
bus trip to Sacramento for
all-SAE flag football b
Included Inn
tlvltles will be a pajama party.
The SAE's are also taking
a bus to the San Jose football
game. This should provide the
Bulldogs with quite a rooting
section as severlal other houses
s weekend they will be going
i   sold  a
> the £
Once a month the SAE'
ren. They also have seve
tlvltles with them.
The Little Sisters o
Jeff Shepard; Scholarship chairman. Steve McGee.
By the way, the SAE's also
won   first place in the car dlv-
coining activities. The float was
built with the help of Kappa
Kappa Gamma Sorority.
Student government is also a
big part of SAE life, with Nat
DIBuduo as First Vice President
and Jim Haron as Interfraternlty
Council President and a member
of the Senate Board on Publications.
IFC NOTES: The IFC officers
are: President, Jim Haron;
Treasurer, Henry Reynoso; Secretary, Clarence Unruh; Rush'
chairman, Steve Nakamura; So- ,
clal chairman, BUI Munce; Greek-J
Week chairman, Kurt Drag; Publicity, Bill Follett. IFC will meet
this  Thursday at the Delta Up-
la ti
uxillar
.f the
silon t
P.rp
i for the
the mother
club. Their upcoming project for
the house Is a Christmas auction.
The mothers make articles and
cook food which Is then auctioned
families.
The SAE's have always been
known for their singing so let's
all  keep an ear  out  for them.
PANHELLEN1C NOTES:
Thanks to the girls for a good
TGIF. The beer via Phil Sherwood was as good as ever--
well done Phil. Alsotobe thanked
is the Theta Chi Fraternity for
supplying "Zapata" a great band
and for letting us use their house.
The weather—well, we won't talk
about that.
Other notes: Don't forget the
Alpha Gamma Rho Dance with
the   Boxtops. Tickets  are $.50
Western Look
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Team is competing in a series
of California, Nevada and Arizona rodeos, wMle looking ahead
to the National Intercollegiate
Rodeo finals at the year's end.
In last weekend's Yavapai College contest, sophomore John
Phillips won a silver buckle In
ribbon roping; Junior Leland
Decker spilt fourth and fifth
places In bull riding; Junior Butch
Jones placed first In a ateer
wrestling round, and Junior
Claudia Baronl scored in goat
tying and fourth In overall competition:
Other Rodeo Team members
are freshman Llssa Phillips, Juniors Bonnie Stockdale and Bob
Ragsdale, and senior Larry Hon-
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