1935_01 The Daily Collegian January 1935

              the Poor Men  ,
Only Two Mow   £  ,
Ie
 is time of the year every.
I one is indulginginthe quaint old
I custom of wishing their friends
I a harpy New Year so we mem-
I bers of the staff take this oppor-
I tonity to wish our many friends |
I New Year and, ,1>sUehe way
| icarcity of flunk slips and sli]
I of various other kinds. From t
I appearances 1935 ls going to be
I year minus depression and
many of the hardships formerly
I present; so, let us all look tor-
Next week the College Theatre will present another play
I "Great Catherine" which i s
■ejected to outshine all the!
Iothers which the college players'
I have attempted to produce. This
I year, to our notion, has been an
| exceptional one in the entertain-
[ ment ofTered for the students.
Itstes of all ages and types have
been catered to with a pleasing
■uccess. The students who have
worked so hard to give their
best talent are to be congratulated upon the fine work they have j
shown. It's not often "
COLLEGE THEATREl
■KB PRESENT
SATIRE NEXT WEEK
"The Great Catherine" Scheduled I
.   Far ProductionTHursdsw
And Friday   •', .
FREE TICKETS ON  CARD']
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In Play
College Theatre will present
"The Great Catherine" by Bernard Shaw on January 10 and
illcge auditorium
itrwfourth production this seas
The play is in two acts a
the actors playing the roles rep-1
 * the pick of the
Pity the poor male members,"" °r
lot the Fresno State College[H™ ',
■ Greek letter population. They! ,.,»,.„,.,
I can't go to the Pan-Hell Ball un-1 solemn
I less they are especially invited i**
■situation to the outsider but it; Mssaaehf s
litems rather childish to think j ^du^^,,h
I that students who join organiza-1 J"™ h„ ™* ,
I tions which are supposed to SUP-  Horning seen
I port brotherly and sisterly love j season plays I
I get along with one an- *•« onus. s*ei
Beginn
t with tl
the Collegian there will be only i m*de
otic paper published a week until wmi*"
i the end of the semester but *•"- ''
I here's the catch: We are only ../"j,
putting out two more Collegians, j ,,,,. s,
' > is being done so that staff spr.ie.
i to catch up on their semester's work and prepare for
I exams, for we. poor mor-
, are human too and must
shity sometimes even if it is
i a semester. So adios till
: Friday*.
re played by Ittrliard YV
■>.'.Hubert   Phillips   wttl   speakr
r oia "Wltloii. laau and r»*lbD|
•BV-lleUeald _.n,«rilog,   room.  IJJ.
^1? o'clock,.;   V      e,    \.   ;■:
Alpk* Pbl.O.mrrii lolllitlon. Hon!
nominations made1
for new officers!
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Final Constitution  Revision]
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si'sembly Wednesday bul a prof
SORORITIES WILL
ENTERTAIN ALONE
AT DANCE TONIGHT;
morning. AecepUncr speeches will 1
College Pianists
Set Date of Annual
Public Appearance I
will   be   iirrled   out   at   Die   ,rr,|r.! J»eJt»l' Pl*»o claw of Fresno State |
which Is t^lng held ihl. evening tmm  ,„ J"'^",/,,""* j,,^^, °
Ki Pri Members
To Visit School
IAIS. OFFERS
ARENOMINAIED
ilnaUon*  tor A.  W. 8. o
•* fan. during Ihe w«
T I to 10. One women ha,
A luncheon  to be  given  In
February Graduates
out,  bin   will consist  entirely
played by holh four and eight
lip*" left 'lVe*Bo   a,
oa. ,f ihe auomer ,
ROWELL REVIEWS
EVENTS OF 1934
AT LAST FORUM
l« College auditorium Sun-
COLLEGE LEADERS
IFER IN BATTLE
IFOR LIBERALIZATION
Dr. Thomas Leases For Sacra-
enlo To Discuss Legis-
thre Program
BUDGET INCREASE DENIED
Presidents from all the seven
state colleges of California will
meet in Sacramento next Thurs-
legislators from the respective
regions and representative citizens interested in the support ot
It acttOD and * clearly ai
and political scientist. Why We Laugh ■ Bl
RITZY STALLS SURROUND STUDENTS|
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HORSEPLAY REIGNS AS CUBS NEIGH
Tlyee alee. new. shiny hone
— "■-!» in lb* "monkey w*rd
red neks, electric co.u
to onTald* of'the room and
era decided lo turn a cars* Into sal been given January 1«. will be pre-1
a.,el and take up the enticing busl-  sented OB Jinuiry SJ it th* col eg*
lb* r**t of th* mob.
a snd mtghUe* lh«y to snd |
Ojrpay Folk Songs.
r Collegian office. It'll only be thi
I now on the stilt yen will be.
"Neigh,   neigh.   Krlk.   neigh,   neigh."
|Seniors to Give
Annual Formal at I . \
Marigold Ballroom      "
,ual Winter formal at ihe Marigold
|RS.C. Band Concert
Uniform Benefit]
being held to SghMh* alaab.ng of Ih*
president.   This   a
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