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TMK DAILY COLLBQIAH TWerfav. F.brvry 8 1972 editorial The campus newspaper The Dolly Collegian today begin* publication tor the new semester in heme of hotter aervtog the Freooo Stole College oommunity. With ell the troubles the paper boa hod recently, people are looking st it and axpsotbej different thing*. Som* expect good things and others -Hotelill hove s right to expect certoin things from their newspaper - and it is their neweeoper - especially fair neat, accuracy and reapomlbility. The new* columns will deal primarily w+th whol la hop»on Ins on campus and how it affects students. But we will also striv* to giv* perspective to community, state, national and world new*. There I* a new Col legion staff this semeeter with new ideos. There ore changes In format tbot attempt to mohe the paper more artistically spoeoling. Our goal is to hove the paper on the news stands earlier, hopefully by noon, so the! it will reoch students who leave early end otherwise wouldn't see it. The staff will moke mistakes as we attempt to improve. Please be pstient. We encourage you to express your opinions and point out your disagreements to us. We welcome lettrrs to the editor as a forum for different ideos. Cete critic recently wrote. • . .. please continue to print the Big Whops sr and M*-N-Ed»s plus coupons because many students and (acuity believe that these coupons ara the only things of value in the Dairy Coilegion." We'll keep this critic happy clipping coupons but we hope tbot tba majority of our raoders will find much mora of value in the paper this semester. -The editor Fruit trees New La Raza class offered Community Research, etbree- BBsJt La Bass class, has been added so the Spring schedule of coerces. The class will be taught jointly by the Rev. Victor Sales- lattara !• Ik* aallar akMiM k« aa** a* SWOTS** !• The Dally Callaclaa In Ik* *•••• Caataw* SMMtnc Fraaaa Stal* Collaa.. rnm. California SJTIS. Slu- **•*• awl •l«n tnalr traa aa*a« aa* India** tka** HuAnu ID cat* ■a**! PeewaaawsaSi it »««.«»»«i- •*. air a* itaa* a< Um oiacr* • laa at «M a*ito» Tka Calla«laa raaaevaa tka rtaM la a*lt laltara far llbalaua <nat*rtal "JJ" THE DAILY C0UE6IAI i la the field of research have agreed to be goest LA R 140 is listed as coere* number 70425. The class Is to moot Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 0:10 a.m. la EdP 114 A tuaiMliM part a* • by laa Fraana Stale Celiac* Aaaacia- tian Mall •ubacrlat tana M a —m»»- kH »'* a y*ar Batlartal afflca. BSSSS C^mpum EH.. I Ana. lal.anan* 4S7 *4Sft Itwatnaaa attic* Celiac* Union See, i*l*pnon» 4S7-22M> Bailor m . hi»l Rill Pallatl Newa Bdlla* J ua Brock Sport* BSItor Son Oraaco Environ***** al Bailor Slav* Sari ana Buatnaa* Maaaaar B*war* Pi at on Ad.ff1<»n« Manaaar Bllka* Paul* I Baapan. Ann* Blckarda k Blll»r * Bortano lull* Van B*ya*r I have become acquainted with a seemingly very simple Ides. Hasp eborches and organisations give away food to the needy around th* holiday season. The Idea that has become known to me Is that churches and other organisations plant fruit trees. Fruit trees can be bought tor very roooonable prices, and In a few years they beer s tremendous amoent of food that can be riven away freah or preserved. There are 'many social organizations that would readily distribute the fresh food; preserved food could possibly be given to overseas programs. I remember last year at col- was speaking about Illinois that clothing. Well, one of my friends came to me and told me about some seemingly enuead pear and walnut trees that were crowing in our collere town. By the end of that day. with the permission of the land owners and with the help of afew others, we had picked about 1000 poonda of black walnuts and pears which were sent in cars that were headed for the troubled area. I think someone now plans to suggest to the Student Senate that instead of buying the usual concrete bench or building a statue. It would be possible to purchase s few hundred dollars worth of fruit trees to help the campus and the needy In our college town. There seem to be so many little things test one can do individually or collectively to help things oot. Thank you. A Friend Criticize BckIcvvojJi Having just read the Fall 1971 edition of the campus "literary" magazine. Backwash, we were ag*tn disappointed to note a lack of proee pieces being published -a complete lsck. in this case. We realize that the short story, for example, generally consumes more space than a poem. However, It is also sn unassailable fact that the short story Is, and long has been, an established literary genre. Is Backwash to be solely s poetry magazine" There are several clasaes on campus where students sre producing works of prose. It should be possible to find one or two pieces worthy of publication Also, since the magazine Is necessarily limited In size, we would like to see writers la the Fresno srea receive primary consideration for publication'. For many the magazine repre- sents s first chance at exposure. Since Backwash Is published by the Fresno Stats College asso- cist ton. we feel It should reflect and grow with the talent we hove available locally. (Signed by 17 students) A BIG MADISON AVENUE advertising agency advteed us television-commercial placement office to use caohos s ullog 1 For i th* agency, 'neirtsf to tasietl- cide with a frosen tote) will dimmish th* effect! vi ONE OF THE HORMONES tod by farmers to cattle tor ( tng la DtEthylSttboetroi (DBS), known to cause cancer la mica. But the Agriculture 1 assures the public •■Toil Clomi I Florin" 'ondits IMWBBlMTSl most-buyers becai caaaea are "sp publicized la year there. checks for the | among 31 million cat spected tor cleanltneea. The Department relies •affirm* they haveo'tb Yet tor five yesra, traces of DES havs turned ap la the spot checks. Nevorbbstess, within tbot aasse period, the PDA doubled the perwueetble i of DES In c " THE AMA'S WAITING-ROOM MAGAZINE, Today's Health. maintains a continual campaign against vltamina f"Tbe myth persists that ws need vitamin - mineral supplements to combot Improper nutrition." bteh blah). Bet the magazine carries toll- pege ada for One-A-Day k Vitamins. One of the ads I ■3 out of 5 women la the U.S. have dietary iron deficiency." TODAY'S HEALTH I Its editorial peg** by 4 the use of Vitamin C as a cote* preventive. The pharBjattsttral houses that push cold remedies have a SOO-mtlllon-a-yeer thing going. While no Vitamin C meou- factarer buy a full-page ads Is Today'a Health. Mile* Lobere- torles does, for Cotiddln cold tablets. THE tOO RESIDENTS OF VTL- CABAMBA, Ecuador -anagrar- tsn village in the Andes - live en unusually long time (like the Hon- zas). The oldest mas la 1S1 sod still walking around. And heart diseaae la rare. A teem from Harvard Medical School i them, and believes It Is I they consume only about a third aa much animal fat with cholesterol aa we do. LAUNDROMAT COIN OPERATED OPEN 24 HOURS WASH 25c DRY lOt CLOTHING CARE CENTER CORNER FRESNO A GETTYSBURG
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Title | 1972_02 The Daily Collegian February 1972 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1972 |
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 |
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Title | February 8, 1972 Pg 2 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1972 |
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 |
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TMK DAILY COLLBQIAH TWerfav. F.brvry 8 1972
editorial
The campus newspaper
The Dolly Collegian today begin* publication tor the new semester
in heme of hotter aervtog the Freooo Stole College oommunity. With
ell the troubles the paper boa hod recently, people are looking st it
and axpsotbej different thing*. Som* expect good things and others
-Hotelill hove s right to expect certoin things from their newspaper - and it is their neweeoper - especially fair neat, accuracy
and reapomlbility. The new* columns will deal primarily w+th whol
la hop»on Ins on campus and how it affects students. But we will
also striv* to giv* perspective to community, state, national and
world new*.
There I* a new Col legion staff this semeeter with new ideos. There
ore changes In format tbot attempt to mohe the paper more artistically spoeoling. Our goal is to hove the paper on the news stands
earlier, hopefully by noon, so the! it will reoch students who leave
early end otherwise wouldn't see it. The staff will moke mistakes as
we attempt to improve. Please be pstient.
We encourage you to express your opinions and point out your
disagreements to us. We welcome lettrrs to the editor as a forum
for different ideos.
Cete critic recently wrote. • . .. please continue to print the Big
Whops sr and M*-N-Ed»s plus coupons because many students and
(acuity believe that these coupons ara the only things of value in
the Dairy Coilegion." We'll keep this critic happy clipping coupons
but we hope tbot tba majority of our raoders will find much mora of
value in the paper this semester. -The editor
Fruit trees
New La Raza
class offered
Community Research, etbree-
BBsJt La Bass class, has been
added so the Spring schedule of
coerces. The class will be taught
jointly by the Rev. Victor Sales-
lattara !• Ik* aallar akMiM
k« aa** a* SWOTS** !• The Dally
Callaclaa In Ik* *•••• Caataw*
SMMtnc Fraaaa Stal* Collaa..
rnm. California SJTIS. Slu-
**•*• awl •l«n tnalr traa aa*a«
aa* India** tka** HuAnu ID cat*
■a**! PeewaaawsaSi it »««.«»»«i-
•*. air a* itaa* a< Um oiacr*
• laa at «M a*ito» Tka Calla«laa
raaaevaa tka rtaM la a*lt laltara
far llbalaua |