1968_12 The Daily Collegian December 1968

              Cotton judging contest's
FFA officials selected
Cotton Judging Contest at Fresno
Judges  whose appointments wi
State College have announced se-
be confirmed later this month.
Judging the Class "B* compe
tltion In lint will be Paul Mar
cember 7 contest. The contest
will   be  sponsored  by   FSC and
Harvey   Firestone  and  Glen
Producers Cotton Oil Company.
Zimmerman will handle Judgln
Larry  Mullen and Tony Reg-
of plants In Class "B".
Open bolls judging competitio
men  of  the  contest,   said  John
Thompson, Caesar Muratore and
Bill Jones and Randy Davis.
Jerry Barkley will have charge
Alejandro  Chlng  and Isaa<
Mputenl will have charge of cot
Thompson   is a graduate stu¬
tonseed competition InClass «B"
dent, and Muratore and Barkley
Dr. If. VanElswyklsthefacul
are seniors.
ty adviser for the contest.
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SF State protest:   the other side
:o SiateCoIlege. Therefore
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of the act
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the salaries of the
n, faculty, or staff,
Implicit In the cry for 'student
pense of 'the Establishment'."
They are demanding, essentially,
complete control of property
which  does not belong to them,
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itlfy black racism
called, no majority stand was giv¬
en, asked for, or wanted . . .
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is that of brute force. The lead¬
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FRANCES BRISTOL,
JERROLD IfARP,
CLAYTON A. SAWYER,
LINDA LEAS,
R. BELARDINELLI,'
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Abstract Visions Of the College Union       Graves Gent will be coronated
9 "Craves Gent,"   elected by the      ing, a sophomore  history major
By Margaret Calkins beneath my hand as I found my      You could you know. They might      residents of Graves Hall will be      from   Rlverdale,   Don Smiley, a
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They looked up as I walked by.
I wasn't   playing. Sorry.
Climbing  the  stairs to find my
en railing for splinters. Couldn't
1   their
SATURDAY
w College Union.
Monday. Nov. 11. D Day. Divine
Day. Developed Day. And...death
day. Death, for what was before.
Death, for the old building. Death
for the noise and confusion of
the Cafeteria.   Deaih for the too
) the big. new, beat
.us building. Up the si
re stairs.Thewood r;
)  was behind them? Would I
r know? Seclusion. I felt the
ways get longer and longer and
B and B slates
livestock show
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and big. There was the
ig. And I thought. The
. I missed the people. May-
behlnd the closed doors.
they   were   playing   pool
'ling or eating or laughing.
Stockton; Bob Holmes, a freshman
from San Rafael; Bob Klelnholz,
a freshman psychology major
from Anaheim, and Phil Maynard,
a    senior   speech   major  from
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