1963_09 The Daily Collegian September 1963

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-Tha Fresno Slot* College Collegian-
KSFR Will Begin
Service Today
Music, uews, weather and aporU
will highlight the program sched¬
ule of KPSR, campus radio sta¬
tion, which will be on the air from
3 PM to 11 PM starting today.
The music programs will fea¬
ture up-tempo style tn the after¬
noon, popular and rock 'n roll in
the early evening and classical the
last hour, said Gene Murphy, sta¬
tion manager.
During the semester the sta¬
tion will present a wider variety
of programs Including radio dra¬
mas, special broadcasts and Inter¬
esting campus interviews, said
Murphy.
All or the programs will be
geared for the students 'in the
residence halls, he explained.
Also   KSPR   will   broadcast
nouncements of special  programs
and  activities  occur! tig  on   <
pus during the semester.
Tho campus station Is 6S0 on
the radio dial.
Handbook Is
Out Today
Copies  of  the   19E3-G4   campus
Handbook are available today
all incoming freshmen and trans¬
fer   students   at    the   general
assembly.      \
The Handbook, edited hy Glen-
du Walden, *s«-nior journnlism-
advprtl-dng major, ami five staff
members, contnin-i information
about campus social actlvitiex, stu¬
dent government, tntdltlonti and
admin 1stn-atlon. Included are sec¬
tions on all (.unpir-i orgnnlzaUions,
roUcge bylaws, map of the college
and hints on college ndjatilim-nt.
[ditorhl Comments
Personal Significance
ll's lhal lime agam-hello . . ."howdy . . . welcome back
and did you have a nice summe^-achool time.
Entering Fresno Slate College—again or for the first time
.may not seem particularly significant now. In fact filling
registration booklets, standing in long lines aid paying fees
will probably be thought of only as a chore.
However, as you are waiting in line take time to remember
that the insignificant steps of registration will lead to im¬
portant steps later. Remember Ihe peraonal significance
gained in being able to enrol in college—especially Fresno
State1 College.
As is often said (usually preached) "college is an invest¬
ment" and as trite as it may be, college is an investment—
an important investment for yourself. Statistics continually
prove that college educated persons and especially those with
degrees reach higher positions and have higher incomes than
those who cut themselves short by dropping studies at the
end of high school.
This means that not only is it important to enter college,
it is important to stay in college and get that degree.
At Fresno State College everyone and anyone can enter
and stay in college if his grades are satisfactory. So . . .
make those hellos and howdys short and start investing in
yourself and in your future.
—Andrea Lanfranco, editor
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The  foundation of  every state
Is the education of Its youth.
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Halls Plan  Full
Activities Week
A full schedule of. activities is planned for the students
living in Baker, Graves and Homan residence halls this week.
Orientation activities began yesterday with an informal
dance sponsored by Graves Hall.
Today there will be welcoming meetings in the individual
halls   where   the   student   officers*	
and staff will be introduced. After¬
ward Baker Halt will sponsor a
patio dance for all dorm students.
Tomorrow there will be a
square dance sponsored by Graves
Hall. On Thursday there will be
an Inler^all picnic at O'Neil Park
and Homan Hall will be In charge
of tho arrangements. Friday* will
be the all-school Howdy Dance.
All women students living in
the residence halls wiJI be allowed
12 o'clock slgnouts during orien¬
tation week, said Charles Wheeler,
housing coordinator. The normal
slgnout Is II PM on week nights.
Officers of the residence halls
for this semester are: Baker—
Jan Mahar. president; Barbara
Tbanei, vice president;'Ethel SI1-
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verla,   secretary;    and   Charlotte
Lewis,   treasurer.'
Graves — Dettna Jones, presi¬
dent; Lynn Woltson, vice presi¬
dent; Helen Silvers', secretary;
and Sally Hill,'treasurer.
Homan — Jerome Karp, presi¬
dent; Don Loucks, vice president;
Seikl Saklyama, secretary; and
Gene Drughelll, treasurer.
The cost for living ln the resi¬
dence halls Is HIS per semester,
said Wheeler. This Includes room.
three meals a day Monday through
Friday and breakfast and din
on Saturday and Sunday, hall
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