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Thursday, December 1, 1994
NEWS
Page 5
f
The student/faculty rate for
THE COLLEGIAN Classifieds
is $.25 per word per day.
-,-ThV Chieano Writers & Artists .
•Association CCUAA) is now accepting
.submissions for. its spring 1395 arts
•^journal, Flies. Cockroaches. And
Poets. Submissions may include:
—Poetry
i —Fiction
--Non-Fiction
—Art
—Photography
Send to: ^-_
Flies. Cockroaches. And Poets
C/0 English Department
CSU Fresno <
4' Fresno, CA S3740-00SB
Include SASE if you want submission
returned. •.
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS:
WEDNESDAY, BI DECEMBER 19S4
Kennel Bookstore
Juan Felipe Herrera
on campus!
autographing
Friday, 3-5p.m.
Kennel Bookstore,
Lower Lev)*lr~ \
Herrera is the author of Night
Train to Tuxtla, Exiles of Desire,
\278-4286 Facegames, and Akrilica.
PAID ADVERTISEMENT
Varsity five bows to San Jose, 69-62
THIS STORY. WRITTEN BY ART MARGOSIAN. APPEARED DEC. 3.1954.
MARGOSIAN. A FORMER CSUF JOURNALISM PROFESSOR DIED
SATURDAYJNOV. 26. COLLEGIAN STAFF RESEARCHED MARGOSIANS
EARLY WORK AT THE COLLEGIAN.
THIS STORY IS BELIEVED TO BE AMONG THE FIRST THAT APPEARED IN
THE COLLEGIAN.
By Art Margosian
Despite a scoring rally in the second half, the Fresno
State Varsity quintet lost out, 69 to 62, to theSan Jose
State Spartans in the season opener for both teams in
San Jose Wednesday Night.
/ The Bulldogs, behind 41 to 31 at half-time, closed the
gap to one point, 44 to 43, during the second half only
to have ace Spartan guard Carroll Williams connect
witf^ four goals and two free throws to put the game on
ice for San Jose.
"The team looked pretty good, lack¬
ing mainly in individual defensive play
and also experience in playing together
as a team." Vafldenburgli praised the
fine offensive and defensive play of
Pounds and the fine rebound work of
Smith.
Fresno State's attack Was led by ex-
JC star Wally Pounds, who tanked seven
TIME CAPSULE
Daily
Collegian
DECEMBER 3.1954,.
SPARTANS
SCORE FIRST
San Jose scored on a
free throw and after five
minutes led six to four.
The roof then fell in on
the Bulldogs and the
Spartans pulled out in front, 25 to seven, with 12 minutes
gone in the first half.
The Bulldogs came to within three points of San Jose
about mid-way in the period, but costly defensive mis¬
takes gave the Spartans their halftime advantage.
Fresno State countered eight straight points to start the
second half cutting San Jose's lead to two points.
With the score 43 to 42, the Bulldogs missed two free
shots,.and then it was all Williams again as the Spirtans
pulled out in front.
San Jose started to freeze the ball with two minutes left
and went on to win.
Head coach Bill Vandenburgh commenting on the
game, said,
goals and four free-
shots for 18 points.
Center Don Smith
was runner-up to
Pounds with six
goals for 12 points.
All-Coast guard
Williams with 23 points and forward
John Ereeg with 15 points were the high
point men for the San Jose Spartans.
The Bulldogs will play four games
next week, starting off Tuesday night in
Stockton against the College of Pacific.
Wednesday night, the varsity will meet
St. Mary's at Moraga. The San Fran¬
cisco State Gators will be in town next
weekend for two games Friday and
Saturday night in the new gym.
In games Wednesday night COP
edged by Chico State, 74 to 71. and St.
Mary's trounced the Cal Aggies 95-59.
r
SAf€l...nS
Dr. Susan Wcller, from the University of Texas,
found that condoms had an average of 31% failure
rate, that Is one out of three that a condom will fall.
The Food and Drug Administration tested 89
condoms In a machine simulating sexual
intercourse. The condoms were-purchased off
retail store shelves and represented major brands.
They found thaf no fewef than 29 of the 89
condoms leaked HIV-slzcd particles In sufficient
quantities to cause Infection.
WHAT DO YOU mm?
Tickets on sale now •
for or * loco's rockin' jalapeno band
• SATURDAY, DEC. 10 AT THE FRESNO HACIENDA BALLROOM
TICKETS $14, $15 AT THE DOOR, $10 STUDENTS WITH ID.
• PURCHASE TICKETS AT BAJA 'S MEXICAN RESTAURANT AND
CANTINA ON SHAW AVENUE
ALSO APPEARING: LA VENGANZA tie
MOCTEZUMA
LAST ISSUE OF ;
THE COLLEGIAN i
FOR THE SEMESTER WILL BE j
DECEMBER 12,1994 j
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Object Description
| Title | 1994_12 The Daily Collegian December 1994 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1994 |
| 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 | December 1, 1994, Page 5 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1994 |
| 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 |
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Thursday, December 1, 1994
NEWS
Page 5
f
The student/faculty rate for
THE COLLEGIAN Classifieds
is $.25 per word per day.
-,-ThV Chieano Writers & Artists .
•Association CCUAA) is now accepting
.submissions for. its spring 1395 arts
•^journal, Flies. Cockroaches. And
Poets. Submissions may include:
—Poetry
i —Fiction
--Non-Fiction
—Art
—Photography
Send to: ^-_
Flies. Cockroaches. And Poets
C/0 English Department
CSU Fresno <
4' Fresno, CA S3740-00SB
Include SASE if you want submission
returned. •.
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS:
WEDNESDAY, BI DECEMBER 19S4
Kennel Bookstore
Juan Felipe Herrera
on campus!
autographing
Friday, 3-5p.m.
Kennel Bookstore,
Lower Lev)*lr~ \
Herrera is the author of Night
Train to Tuxtla, Exiles of Desire,
\278-4286 Facegames, and Akrilica.
PAID ADVERTISEMENT
Varsity five bows to San Jose, 69-62
THIS STORY. WRITTEN BY ART MARGOSIAN. APPEARED DEC. 3.1954.
MARGOSIAN. A FORMER CSUF JOURNALISM PROFESSOR DIED
SATURDAYJNOV. 26. COLLEGIAN STAFF RESEARCHED MARGOSIANS
EARLY WORK AT THE COLLEGIAN.
THIS STORY IS BELIEVED TO BE AMONG THE FIRST THAT APPEARED IN
THE COLLEGIAN.
By Art Margosian
Despite a scoring rally in the second half, the Fresno
State Varsity quintet lost out, 69 to 62, to theSan Jose
State Spartans in the season opener for both teams in
San Jose Wednesday Night.
/ The Bulldogs, behind 41 to 31 at half-time, closed the
gap to one point, 44 to 43, during the second half only
to have ace Spartan guard Carroll Williams connect
witf^ four goals and two free throws to put the game on
ice for San Jose.
"The team looked pretty good, lack¬
ing mainly in individual defensive play
and also experience in playing together
as a team." Vafldenburgli praised the
fine offensive and defensive play of
Pounds and the fine rebound work of
Smith.
Fresno State's attack Was led by ex-
JC star Wally Pounds, who tanked seven
TIME CAPSULE
Daily
Collegian
DECEMBER 3.1954,.
SPARTANS
SCORE FIRST
San Jose scored on a
free throw and after five
minutes led six to four.
The roof then fell in on
the Bulldogs and the
Spartans pulled out in front, 25 to seven, with 12 minutes
gone in the first half.
The Bulldogs came to within three points of San Jose
about mid-way in the period, but costly defensive mis¬
takes gave the Spartans their halftime advantage.
Fresno State countered eight straight points to start the
second half cutting San Jose's lead to two points.
With the score 43 to 42, the Bulldogs missed two free
shots,.and then it was all Williams again as the Spirtans
pulled out in front.
San Jose started to freeze the ball with two minutes left
and went on to win.
Head coach Bill Vandenburgh commenting on the
game, said,
goals and four free-
shots for 18 points.
Center Don Smith
was runner-up to
Pounds with six
goals for 12 points.
All-Coast guard
Williams with 23 points and forward
John Ereeg with 15 points were the high
point men for the San Jose Spartans.
The Bulldogs will play four games
next week, starting off Tuesday night in
Stockton against the College of Pacific.
Wednesday night, the varsity will meet
St. Mary's at Moraga. The San Fran¬
cisco State Gators will be in town next
weekend for two games Friday and
Saturday night in the new gym.
In games Wednesday night COP
edged by Chico State, 74 to 71. and St.
Mary's trounced the Cal Aggies 95-59.
r
SAf€l...nS
Dr. Susan Wcller, from the University of Texas,
found that condoms had an average of 31% failure
rate, that Is one out of three that a condom will fall.
The Food and Drug Administration tested 89
condoms In a machine simulating sexual
intercourse. The condoms were-purchased off
retail store shelves and represented major brands.
They found thaf no fewef than 29 of the 89
condoms leaked HIV-slzcd particles In sufficient
quantities to cause Infection.
WHAT DO YOU mm?
Tickets on sale now •
for or * loco's rockin' jalapeno band
• SATURDAY, DEC. 10 AT THE FRESNO HACIENDA BALLROOM
TICKETS $14, $15 AT THE DOOR, $10 STUDENTS WITH ID.
• PURCHASE TICKETS AT BAJA 'S MEXICAN RESTAURANT AND
CANTINA ON SHAW AVENUE
ALSO APPEARING: LA VENGANZA tie
MOCTEZUMA
LAST ISSUE OF ;
THE COLLEGIAN i
FOR THE SEMESTER WILL BE j
DECEMBER 12,1994 j
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