1966_04 The Daily Collegian April 1966

              The Dally CoUegian
EDtfORIAL
Reading Period Approval
Student Council scored its first major victory
this week when it was learned that President
Ness approved the Reading Period.
A pet project of Student President Ernie
Kinney's administration, the plan will elimi¬
nate one academic day to allow students to
study for final exams.
Although President Ness' approval is for
this semester only, a precedent has been set
which might make it easier for future adminis¬
trations to bring about reading periods of more
length.
Praise must be heaped on Reading Period
Committee Chairman Harvey vVallace and Kin¬
ney. Wallace gathered the necessary informa¬
tion and guided the proposal through Student
Council while Kinney provided adequate an¬
swers to members of the Academic Senate to
gain that body's unanimous approval.
Students, too, supported the measure with
1,800 signatures that certainly must have af¬
fected President Ness' decision.
Early Returns To Get
Early Summer Signup
 Tuesday, April 12,1966
AKP Sweetheart
Will Be Chosen
Alpha Kappa Psl, professional
business fraternity, wlU select
Its first sweetheart at a Sweet¬
heart GardenTeaSundayatSp.m.
In toe borne of Dr. McKee Flsk,
dean of toe School of Business.
Any freshman, sophomore, or
Junior coed with a 2.25 overall
grade point average is eligible to
apply.
AppUcations may be picked up
In toe office of toe School of
Business and must be returned by
Wednesday.
Campus Publications
Editor Forms Due
AppUcations for editorships of
The Dally CoUegian and Back¬
wash are due today in toe Student
AcUvlUes Office.
The DaUy CoUegian editor will
serve during toe fall semester.
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Tuesday, April u, 1966
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"Time permit cards In front of
toe 1966 summer session cata¬
logues should be returned as soon
as possible,* said Dr. Edward M.
Spencer, Fresno State CoUege
dean of summur sessions. The
card is the studont's application
for a date and time to register
for summer school.
•It's conducted onaflrstcome,
first servo basis,*saldDr.Spen-
ed wUl be assigned toe earliest
registration hours.*
Dr. Spencer stipulated,
Is Impossible for the student to
keep, a different one could be ob¬
tained by contacting his office.
FSC summer school registra¬
tion wUl begin June 20 at 8 a.m.
in the Men's Gymnasium.
The Fresno campus session Is
slated for June 21-July 29 and too
post   session  Is  from  Aug.   1-
Summer sessions will also be
Tho Bakersfleld s
assigned     Aug. I
Huge discounts with
the International
Student ID Card.
Student ships for
lively, informative
crossings.
Cm you afford not to write tor details'
Summer school fees are $18.50
per unit. Fees and registration
must be made in person by toe
student and wUl not be accepted
by mail.
No out-of-state fee Is required
of non-resident   students to too
of   credit  1
campus session and five units at
the shorter post session.
Catalogues listing toe schedule
of courses for Fresno, Bakers¬
fleld and Vlsalla summer ses¬
sions may be obtained to Ad-
109 fr
d 1-5 p.m. daily.
Dance Concert Is
Set For Saturday
group at Fresno State CoUege,
wUl present a dance concert
Saturday in too Little Theatre.
Tho program wUl bo presented
at 2:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.
The program wtil Include vari¬
ed choreography, using recorded
compositions    by   Elmer  Bern¬
stein, Dave Brubeck and others.
Three FSC musicians, LaVeU
Featoerstone, pianist; Charles
Amlrkhanlan, percussionist, and
Rae Goldstein, violinist, wUl play
toelr own compositions.
General admission Is 50 cents
to toe matinee and $1.50 for the
evening performance.
A Umlted number of spaces
Is avaUable
CHARTER
JET FLIGHTS
FROM EUROPE
Paris-San Francisco
July 29, 1966 or Aug. 3, 1966
For Faculty, Staff, Students
of
Tho CalifornlaStato Colleges
for information:
Office of International
Programs
California State CoUeges
1600 HoUoway Avenue
San FrancUco, Calif. 94132
Fare: $225 one way
25000 JOBS
IN    EUROPE
Luxembourg-Each    student
applicant receives n $250 tra¬
vel   grant  and a paying Job
In Europe such as office, fac¬
tory, sales, resort, farm work,
etc.   Send   S2   (for   handling
and airmail) to Dcpt. O, Amer¬
ican   Student   Information
Service. 22 Ave. lie la Liberie,
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
for a SB-page booklet   giving
all   jobs,   details   and   travel
grant application forms.
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