1968_03 The Daily Collegian March 1968

              FSC Steering Committee Plans
Campus Asian Studies Program
86% Say 'Yes' To
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The steering con
that  the Interdepartmental pro¬
gram   will be established soon
While tho Asian Studies Pro¬
gram ls ln the planning stage, :
six-week session for basic spo
ken  Japanese   ls   scheduled   foi
ln studying A
i Informally at San J
:ollego. The college's
! in its Asian program
M    language   and   hist
SJSC Pickets Fail
To Stop Dow
SAN JOSE (AP)
marched ln front of I
State College Adc
Building Monday but f!
from interviewing 16
college  football stad:
San Jose police v
force because of rum
slblo violence. All da
Assembly Will
Fill Vacated
Senatorial Posts
Students Will Join Resistance Day Protest
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Intramural Sports
Revisions Planned
Twin Bill Starts At 1 p.m.
Diamonders Host Sac State
It will
be thefl
rst official home
game of
the sea...,
snfortheFrcs-
Bulldogs
uS
the year at FSC
phinii' itookii's t:
jree weeks ago.
i twlnbli:
1 shutout against
Stanford
last Saturday, tho Bull-
Dvorak, a Junior righthander,
also pltcjied well at Stanford and
will throw tho second half of
the nightcap.
Pitching for the Hornets are
righthanders Sonny Dixon ln the
first game and Bob Gouldlng ln
"We're   Interested   ln  getting
shortstop seer
' '
By TERRY HOOD
Division of the fratornlUes Into
title holder tangles with tho dorm
champ  ln   tho   semi-finals. The
winners of these two games would
school'squads for each team sport
ail-college crown.
ln  the   Intramural athletic pro¬
gram beginning with the fall '68
gether to select all-school teams.
According to Ed Musolff, pres¬
revised league set-up should pro¬
ident of the Intramural Council,
vide   more  of  an  Incentive   for
ft   .,
"The    larger   fraternities   have
dominated the league throughout
pete andlmprovothoentlrelntra-
mural system for the future.
INTRAMURAL NOTES:
Volleyball competition ls under
vide strong enough competition,
way   with the Thumpers loading
lngs.*
six  games.  SAE and Theta Chi
•Under    tho   proposed  plan,*
are    on    top   ln   the   Fraternity
stated Musolff, 'the larger five
fraternlUes   (Gamma     Upsllon,
The   volleyball   contests   are
Thota Chi, Sigma Alpha Epsilon,
played ln tho Mens' Gym every
Alpha Delta   Upsllon   and   Delta
Thursday   beginning   at   7  p.m.
Sigma   Phi)   -will   compose  one
a week, with each game lasting
(Kappa Sigma, LambdaChl Alpha,
Alpha Gamma Rho, Sigma Nuand
*>*&■**.
Alpha  Phi Alpha) will make up
ate
from 8-9.
of each league will compete with
Doyle Daniels won this year's
•   are   regu-
Pecttv"/ co^enTfoTthe' toTal
handball     singles    competition.
Golfers   will   hit   the   greens,
starting   this   ".-pok.  Intramural
r, Bill Brown
This   new  plan   will  give   the
Director  Myron "Andy* Ander¬
Roblson   at
smaller   houses a goal to shoot
son  has scheduled three flights
of golf competition, the Monday-
,.
With   the   =<ltUl1™  ot "je new
Thursday flight, and tho weekend
Tom Sharpe to
Football Meeting In
Men's Gym Tonight
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