1966_02 The Daily Collegian February 1966

              The Dally Collegian
Wednesday, February 9,1966
Wednesday, February 9,1966
The Dally Collegian
KFSR Adds 3 New Shows
KFSR, campus radio station, Is
broadcasting three new programs
this spring.
They are Time Out," heard
Monday through Thursday at
9 p.m., the KFSR Trading Post*
and "Road and Ski Reports*
Thursday and Friday afternoon.
Mike Leone, KFSR director of
public relations, announced that
more people are needed to fill
staff positions. He said positions
are still open in •on-the-alr" an¬
nouncing positions and the sales
and public relations departments.
KFSR broadcasts exclusively
to the dormitory residence halls
at 660 on the radio dial Monday
through Friday from 3-11 p.m.
Time Out* will air campus
news, interview students and
make special news reports.
KFSR Trading Post* will give
dormitory
the opportunity U
and other items for sale. There it
Tho Daily
Published five days a week except
holidays and examination periods
by the FresnoState College Asso¬
ciation. Mall subscriptions $8.00
a semester, $15.00 a year. Edi¬
torial office Business 235, tele¬
phone 222-5161, Ext. 441, 444,
448. Business office, Agriculture
220. telephone 222-5161, ext. 256.
a sign-up sheet tor this service
In the residence halls and the
radio-television department.
"Road and Ski Reports* will
give highway conditions through¬
out the state and a weekend out¬
look of ski conditions.
Other programming includes
Jazz, rock and roll and classical
music, and the local and national
Persons Interested In staff po¬
sitions can fill out a KFSR ap¬
plication In the radio-television
department, in the speech-arts
building. Studios are located In
room 162. Fred Kelly Is the sta-
Report Planned
Dr. George E. Avery, assistant
professor of education, will pre¬
sent a paper on Participation of
Environmentally Disadvantaged
Children In Inquiry Training at
the California Education Re¬
search Association Conference
March  11  and 12 In Palo Alto.
Dr. Avery'sartlcleoo the same
study appears in the current
issue of Audio Visual Education
of the California Research Bul¬
letin.
Graduating
Engineers and
Scientists:
LOCKHEED
MISSILES AND SPACE COMPANY
will bo interviewing on campus
February 10.
Contact the Placement Office
for your interview appointment.
An equal opportunity and F/M employer
Time Capsule Holds Many
Surprises For 5,000 A.D.
It is the year 6966 AD, and you pieces of cloth. It Is quite evident
are witness to the opening of a they were made for the female
strange metallic capsule, crush- figure. They are very Uny, and
ed and discolored with the weight you realize that one piece was
of thousands of years but never- made to cover the bosom while
theless, Intact, the other covered the hip section
On the outside of the shell U an of the body,
engraved message In an archaic Tbt scholar announced that this
language which only the scholars u wbsi m called a "bikini,*
of your country can understand. ^^ mw wer< qmt, popular at-
Tbey have announced that the tlre of the era and that girls
note was from an ancient people wore „„„, practically all year
that lived In the year 1968. They loDC>
say that the message requested t^ ^ ^ a gulden, and Just
that  the capsule be opened in tor a spm second, you dont feel
5,000 years. w ^^j tor your Ignorant an-
And so with the passing of five eestort.   "Maybe,"   you   think,
first to view Ihe unearthing of the
•they didn't lead such a bad life
after all."
Now, all this might sound Im¬
probable to you, but who knows;
some of these things Just might
happen 8,000 years from now
when, and if, our descendants get
around to opening the time cap¬
sule that was buried last year at
the New York World's Fair.
All of the articles mentioned In
this story, and many more, were
actually chosen to be the cap¬
sule's historic freight, by a team
of scientists, artists and
scholars.
«ot.
As the first objects are remov¬
ed, there is a flutter of surprise
from the onlookers, then sprink¬
led giggling and then outright
laughter at the crudeness of the
articles.
A transistor radio, an electric
toothbrush, contact lenses, a ball
point pen, a polaroid camera, a
ruby laser rod and a plastic
heart valve.
Other articles bring forth real
astonishment. You^wooder at the
strange sound emanating from a
"Beatles* record and the wander¬
ing foreign words In a book entit¬
led the 'Holy Bible.' There is
also a strange flag decorated with
stripes and stars that the schol¬
ars Identified as tho symbol of the
civilization's power and some¬
thing called a credit card that was
ascribed as having a power of Its
You are thinking compassion¬
ately of how-Ignorant and uncom¬
fortable these long lost ancestors
of yours must have been when
from the depths of the capsule
they   draw two fragile  looking
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