1969_09 The Daily Collegian September 1969

              Y COLLEGIAN    Monday, September
FSC students pay for
grid, cage games
Fresno State College students,
In addition to showing their student body cards, will have to pay
a $1 admission fee to ~
football   and   basketball   games
The decision to charge students
for home contests was made by
the Senate Board on Athletics after that group had resisted for
years the temptation io charge
students.
Traditions
have place
on campus
Alma Mater la sung following
assemblies and athletic events.
It is Important that all new students learn thla song and also
remember to stand whenever the
Alma Mater Is played or sung.'
Cal Poly FSC Bell is awarded
lo the winner of the annual Cal
poly, San Luis Obispo-Fresno
SUte College football game. The
winner paints Ihe bell its school
colors and keeps lt for the following year.
College Seal is located In Memorial Court near the southwest
corner of thead mini strati on
building. The translation of the
words, "Lucen AccipeUt Red-
das," means "Receive the light
so that you may give it forth.' It
Is a gift of the 1956 graduating
Moose III, Ihe husky bulldog
mascot, came to FSC In 1964.
The college has been known as
the "Battlin' Bulldogs' for about
Senior Benches, which line the '
paths of Memorial Court, were
presented to the college by each
graduating class. Freshmen are
not to sit on these benches.
Students Should always rise
when the college President rises
to address an assembly, meeting
or gathering of students.
Alma Mater
In cloistered courts tosound
thy praise
Each voice and heart that sings
* thee, our hearts and
loyalties,
y sons and daughters hall
thee great,
ir Alma Mater, Fresno Statel
Queen's Ball
Sponsored by the Women's Affairs Committee, the Queen's
Ball Is held In December and is
one of the most formal events of
the year. Prior to the Ball, candidates for campus queen are
elected by popular vote of the entire student body. The identity of
ihe Queen and her four attendants
is announced ai the Ball, open to
all FSC students and their guests.
,D.versity,
is key word
Diversity Is the key word describing most student activities
at FSC. There is a myriad of the
traditional college activities
available to each student coupled
with the greatest cultural and
recreational activities of Ihe
beautiful San Joaquin Valley and
In addition to opportunities
found listed In these columns,
student life extends beyond the
campus boundaries. The ski
slopes of Badger Pass and China
Peak are within a very short
distance. Sequoia, Kings and
Yosemlte National Parks are no
more than a two hour's drive
and afford opportunities for
camping, picnicking, riding, and
numerous other activities.
For the surf's-up set, tbe
beaches are only a few hours
away. The coastal town of Santa
Cruz, Monterey's Old Cannery
Row and plcturesqueCarmel provide an Interesting outlet.
Complemented by « growing
metropolitan area of over 200,000
people, the .wealthiest agricultural valley In the nation, and a
city tagged' as one of 10 •All-
America Cities," Fresno and
Fresno State are a cultural and
social hub for the active, Involved
student and resident.
Activities
Office serves
all students
The Student Activities Office,
located in the New Adminlstra- .
tlon Building,Room 286, provides
Invaluable coordinating and advisory services to atudent organizations and to students In-,
volved In campua activities and .
In student government. Tha office, under the leadership of
Kenneth Kerr and Patty Hodges,
maintains a record ofpastyears'
activities, and with the help of
the student Calendar and Date
Committee, sets up the social
and activities calendar.
Freshman and transfer students seeking Information on student organizations, student activities, student government,, or
any aspect of campus social life
are welcome to visit the office
and to discuss their Interests
with the Activities Advisers. The
Office is open from 8 a.m. to
5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Monduy'Septembetr^, J
THE DAILY COLLBatAN
2 buildings house 'wheels'
The Frank w. i
(ration Building, located between
the Speech Arts and Agriculture
Buildings, housed ail administrative offices — offices of the
Preaident, Vice Prealdenta,
Community Relations, Research
and Institutional Stadias, etc. Extension and Slimmer Sessions
Offices are located In the Southeast wing of the Building. Students should remember that the
Thomas Administration Building
also houses the Department of
English and all English professors' offices and also the School
of Graduate Studies.
The New Administration Building is the only campus structure
located on the east side of Maple
Avenue. The Building houses
many, if not all, of the offices
that students visit every day during their college career-student
Tbs School of Social Work and
faculty offices are also located In
the New Administration Building.
FSC Rodeo
held in March
The annual Rodeo is one of ths
most colorful, thrilling and distinctive activities of the year.
Sponsored by tbe Rodeo Club and
the National Inter-Collegiate Rodeo Association, it is usually held
In March at the Clovis Rodeo
grounds. The theme Is strictly
western and the weekend usually
proves to be "wild and woolly."
Meet
our
campus
representatives.
/>,
Brotherhood, pursuit of aocial
activity and Just plain fun are
imes of "Greek
Week," conducted each spring by
the Intel-fraternity Council, Pan-
hellenlc and Its 10 fraternities
and six sororities. Greek Week
Is annually observed aa one of the
highlights of the college year, In
which each house in Greekdomls
Involved.
Carla and Bob represent United California Bank on the
Fresno State Campus. Not that you can't get good service, at
our convenient office at Blackstone and Garland. But we
thought it would be nice to have someone for you who
understands both banking and student money matters.
Someone close by who can answer quest ions and show you,'
for example, how a checking account makes school
financial transactions so much safer; how you can have a
zero balance over vacation without closing your account;
how you can actually make a savings account grow.
Bob and Carla know how to make a bank work hard for
students. For a starter, call Bob or Carla at 268-4221.
When they call on you, they'll have a free gift.
UNITED CALIFORNIA BANK
The bankers who do a little more for you. *