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Eighteen to one class already offered through the Extension Division, comprise the fall semester program of the Fresno StateCollege Experimental College. LOVE AND VIOLENCE (EXP Dr. Jack A. Pitt, professor philosophy. philosophy and psy- ART.OF MEDICINE (EXP 20), designed to the freshman or sophomore pre-medlcal what the practice of medicine ln- Physlclansandspe- frorn Ihe Fresno medical present talks on their concept of the art of medl- EXPERIMENTAL SHORTHAND I (EXP 23), a three-unit taught by Dr. Berle Hagg- blade, professor of office ad- The offering ls a beginning a new symbol system currently being developed by a team of authors from several US colleges and LISTENER'S GUIDE TO MU- PPRECIATION (EXP 25), three-unit course taught by ilph Rea, professor of mu- Experimental College offerings design and styles of composition, ybe completed by the student at his own pace by listening to the tapes ln ling facility of the Library. TECHNIQUES IN CREATING BONSAI (EXP 26), a two-unit course taught by Dr. Ronald W. professor of of techniques used ln the and dwarfing of woody bonsai styles. Lectures will be sUggered with plant collecting field trips followed by workshops. SOVIET COMMUNISM IN ACTION (EXP 109), a three-unit Uught by Dr. Alexander foreign languages, " s Soviet Communism present, emphasizing the areas of Communist propaganda, sub- guerrilla warfare, THE SECOND SEX: ON WOMEN'S LIBERATION (EXP 111), a three-unit course taught by grad- :hal-Judlth GUV The course Is an attempt to explore the nature of thehlstorl- such fields i sociology, psychology, hls- ry, economics, and the arts. ALCHEMY (EXP 137),athree-" ward and hidden aspects of alchemy ln IU cultural' context with emphasis upon Its philosophical, theological, mystical, psychological, technological and scientific content. One year of high school science . ts a prerequisite for the course. BIUNGUALISM: PSYCHOLIN- GUISTIC/SOCIOLOGICAL ASPECTS (EXP 163) is a three- unit course taught by Dr. Milton Wohl, associate professor of The course provides a background ln the problems which may face children and adults attempting to learn In a bilingual/ blcultural setting. CLINICAL OBSERVATION (EXP 165) Is a series of two- unit Independent studies projects coordinated by Associate Professor Gump. j±. Students enrolled in the course wlU be placed ln a physician's office for several weeks to observe and participate in the office operations. Each participant will present a summary of his activities during each segment of observation at a seminar meeting of all those enrolled ln the ■THE WORLD MUST BE PURGED*: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OFMILLENIALlSM(EXP 178), la a three-unit course Uught by Dr. D. Loy BUderback, associate professor of history. The course studies the phenomenon of mlUenlallsm, the Idea that the wickedness and evil of the world will be wiped away and that the good people win then be freed from bondage to live in justice. Tbe subject wlU be studied from a number of viewpoints; historical and contemporary, ln western and non- western lands, and as a basis for social and political behavior. HATHA YOGA (EXP 185), a one-unit course Uught by Lellanl Overstreet, assistant professor of physical i " Prerequisites to tbe coui are those normally required Secondary Education 161, and 166. Innovation is purpose of '« Experimental College l SURVEY IN CHINESE LITERATURE (EXP 192). a three- unit course Uught by Dr. Peter C. Wang, assistant professor of linguistics. major works In Chinese literature In translation and their social, cultural and historical background. INTRODUCTION TO STUDENT ADVISEMENT (EXP 193), FSC BARBER SHOP STUDENT UNION BUILDING We the barbers welcome you back for another good year. Feel free to visit our Barber Shop and make use of our good n "Joe the Barber' Ppp|j 487-2031 COLLEGE ONION - downstairs - I course Uught by f Within Fresno SUte CoUege Is a smaller college, dedicated to Innovation ln course content and fered within- tbe ExperiroenUl instructional techniques. CoUege have Included UUrdU- Thls lnsUtuUon ls the FSC dpUnary cour»p Experimental College, estab- programs ln I lished to permit experimentation to occur without the delays nee- Independent study programs, and essary before a new course or altering of the academic calan- program can become part of the oar. grading system and unit Experimental CoUege offerings selors Robert E. Klttredge Ralph Sigala. The course ts designed to prepare and train student advisor- counselors and to facilitate effective utilization of campus services available to studenU. Required for admission are junior or senior standing, at least one year on the FSC campus and permission of the Instructor. RECIPROCAL ADAPTATION OF MAN AND HIS ENVIRONMENT TO HEALTH AND ILLNESS (EXP 200), a three-unit course Uught by Carolyn A. Schmltz, assistant professor of nursing. C Coun- « are designed for e\ poraUon Into the general FSC caUlogue, provided just! fl ration ls demonstrated for their Inclusion. A course can only be offered through the Experimental CoUege for a three year period. The Experimental CoUege en- College cc studenU or faculty members to the. student - (acuity Experimental CoUege Committee. This committee accepts or rejects course proposals, subject to tbe approval The course will provide Instruction ln the techniques of Hatha Yoga, which tnclude breathing patterns, relaxation techniques and physical posture. HUMAN BEHAVIOR AND THE LEGAL PROCESS (EXP 190), a three-unit course Uught by Dr. Gerald Blankenshlp, Jr., associate professor of business Uw. The course will examine the role and behavior of those Involved ln the legal process. Emphasized will be the origin or moral behavior In children, attitudes toward the legal process held by student activists, and the concept of diminished responsibility and Its future tn the legal PRACTICAL SEMINAR IN PRE-TEACHING: SECONDARY ENGUSH I (EXP 191) a two- unit course taught by Dr. Robert M. O'Neil. professor of Engllsh. The course will combine a seminar ln English teaching methods with practical teacher- aide work and Umlted teaching experience." Prerequisites are Physiology 1, Chemistry 2A ogy 1, Psychology 10 and Biology 66; graduate status, or the permission ot the Instructor. Further Information concerning Experimental CoUege offerings ls available from tbe fail Schedule of Courses, Experimental CoUege Office and the coUege pi All Experimer credit and some have alao bee- approved to fulfill general educa- Studenls Soctol- lege a ta toward their major their major department. ' The Experimental CoUege la directed by James M. Brouwer, assistant professor of history. Experimental CoUege office-are RETURNS TO FRESNO OCTOBER 6 THE LATEST IN MERCHANDISE CONCEPTS TO SERVE YOU BETTER WELCOME TO FKESNO STATE AND WELCOME TO MONTGOMERY WARD, YOUR ALL-COLLEGE STORE 5740 N. BLACKSTONE AVENUE 1
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Title | 1971_09 The Daily Collegian September 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 |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Description
Title | September 14, 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" |
Language | eng |
Full-Text-Search | Eighteen to one class already offered through the Extension Division, comprise the fall semester program of the Fresno StateCollege Experimental College. LOVE AND VIOLENCE (EXP Dr. Jack A. Pitt, professor philosophy. philosophy and psy- ART.OF MEDICINE (EXP 20), designed to the freshman or sophomore pre-medlcal what the practice of medicine ln- Physlclansandspe- frorn Ihe Fresno medical present talks on their concept of the art of medl- EXPERIMENTAL SHORTHAND I (EXP 23), a three-unit taught by Dr. Berle Hagg- blade, professor of office ad- The offering ls a beginning a new symbol system currently being developed by a team of authors from several US colleges and LISTENER'S GUIDE TO MU- PPRECIATION (EXP 25), three-unit course taught by ilph Rea, professor of mu- Experimental College offerings design and styles of composition, ybe completed by the student at his own pace by listening to the tapes ln ling facility of the Library. TECHNIQUES IN CREATING BONSAI (EXP 26), a two-unit course taught by Dr. Ronald W. professor of of techniques used ln the and dwarfing of woody bonsai styles. Lectures will be sUggered with plant collecting field trips followed by workshops. SOVIET COMMUNISM IN ACTION (EXP 109), a three-unit Uught by Dr. Alexander foreign languages, " s Soviet Communism present, emphasizing the areas of Communist propaganda, sub- guerrilla warfare, THE SECOND SEX: ON WOMEN'S LIBERATION (EXP 111), a three-unit course taught by grad- :hal-Judlth GUV The course Is an attempt to explore the nature of thehlstorl- such fields i sociology, psychology, hls- ry, economics, and the arts. ALCHEMY (EXP 137),athree-" ward and hidden aspects of alchemy ln IU cultural' context with emphasis upon Its philosophical, theological, mystical, psychological, technological and scientific content. One year of high school science . ts a prerequisite for the course. BIUNGUALISM: PSYCHOLIN- GUISTIC/SOCIOLOGICAL ASPECTS (EXP 163) is a three- unit course taught by Dr. Milton Wohl, associate professor of The course provides a background ln the problems which may face children and adults attempting to learn In a bilingual/ blcultural setting. CLINICAL OBSERVATION (EXP 165) Is a series of two- unit Independent studies projects coordinated by Associate Professor Gump. j±. Students enrolled in the course wlU be placed ln a physician's office for several weeks to observe and participate in the office operations. Each participant will present a summary of his activities during each segment of observation at a seminar meeting of all those enrolled ln the ■THE WORLD MUST BE PURGED*: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OFMILLENIALlSM(EXP 178), la a three-unit course Uught by Dr. D. Loy BUderback, associate professor of history. The course studies the phenomenon of mlUenlallsm, the Idea that the wickedness and evil of the world will be wiped away and that the good people win then be freed from bondage to live in justice. Tbe subject wlU be studied from a number of viewpoints; historical and contemporary, ln western and non- western lands, and as a basis for social and political behavior. HATHA YOGA (EXP 185), a one-unit course Uught by Lellanl Overstreet, assistant professor of physical i " Prerequisites to tbe coui are those normally required Secondary Education 161, and 166. Innovation is purpose of '« Experimental College l SURVEY IN CHINESE LITERATURE (EXP 192). a three- unit course Uught by Dr. Peter C. Wang, assistant professor of linguistics. major works In Chinese literature In translation and their social, cultural and historical background. INTRODUCTION TO STUDENT ADVISEMENT (EXP 193), FSC BARBER SHOP STUDENT UNION BUILDING We the barbers welcome you back for another good year. Feel free to visit our Barber Shop and make use of our good n "Joe the Barber' Ppp|j 487-2031 COLLEGE ONION - downstairs - I course Uught by f Within Fresno SUte CoUege Is a smaller college, dedicated to Innovation ln course content and fered within- tbe ExperiroenUl instructional techniques. CoUege have Included UUrdU- Thls lnsUtuUon ls the FSC dpUnary cour»p Experimental College, estab- programs ln I lished to permit experimentation to occur without the delays nee- Independent study programs, and essary before a new course or altering of the academic calan- program can become part of the oar. grading system and unit Experimental CoUege offerings selors Robert E. Klttredge Ralph Sigala. The course ts designed to prepare and train student advisor- counselors and to facilitate effective utilization of campus services available to studenU. Required for admission are junior or senior standing, at least one year on the FSC campus and permission of the Instructor. RECIPROCAL ADAPTATION OF MAN AND HIS ENVIRONMENT TO HEALTH AND ILLNESS (EXP 200), a three-unit course Uught by Carolyn A. Schmltz, assistant professor of nursing. C Coun- « are designed for e\ poraUon Into the general FSC caUlogue, provided just! fl ration ls demonstrated for their Inclusion. A course can only be offered through the Experimental CoUege for a three year period. The Experimental CoUege en- College cc studenU or faculty members to the. student - (acuity Experimental CoUege Committee. This committee accepts or rejects course proposals, subject to tbe approval The course will provide Instruction ln the techniques of Hatha Yoga, which tnclude breathing patterns, relaxation techniques and physical posture. HUMAN BEHAVIOR AND THE LEGAL PROCESS (EXP 190), a three-unit course Uught by Dr. Gerald Blankenshlp, Jr., associate professor of business Uw. The course will examine the role and behavior of those Involved ln the legal process. Emphasized will be the origin or moral behavior In children, attitudes toward the legal process held by student activists, and the concept of diminished responsibility and Its future tn the legal PRACTICAL SEMINAR IN PRE-TEACHING: SECONDARY ENGUSH I (EXP 191) a two- unit course taught by Dr. Robert M. O'Neil. professor of Engllsh. The course will combine a seminar ln English teaching methods with practical teacher- aide work and Umlted teaching experience." Prerequisites are Physiology 1, Chemistry 2A ogy 1, Psychology 10 and Biology 66; graduate status, or the permission ot the Instructor. Further Information concerning Experimental CoUege offerings ls available from tbe fail Schedule of Courses, Experimental CoUege Office and the coUege pi All Experimer credit and some have alao bee- approved to fulfill general educa- Studenls Soctol- lege a ta toward their major their major department. ' The Experimental CoUege la directed by James M. Brouwer, assistant professor of history. Experimental CoUege office-are RETURNS TO FRESNO OCTOBER 6 THE LATEST IN MERCHANDISE CONCEPTS TO SERVE YOU BETTER WELCOME TO FKESNO STATE AND WELCOME TO MONTGOMERY WARD, YOUR ALL-COLLEGE STORE 5740 N. BLACKSTONE AVENUE 1 |