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2 THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Friday, May 18, 1973
Student wins grant
for study abroad
CSUF Mudant Robert Co*ta, . th. Fulhrlght - H.y. gr.nl »r.
senior Spanish major, has re- provided under term, of the Mu-
celved . Fulbrlght-H.y. grant to tual Educational andCultural Bade gradual, atudy and re.e.reh change Act of I Ml.
In Portssgal<*urtr*their»M»el*»l According to th»acl the pur-
year, do*, of th. Fulbrlghi-llays pro-
Co»t» pl.ns to sludyth. Portu- gram ta 'to Increaae mutual ungues. l.-aruag* and culture whit. der.tandlng between the people
taking -ours*, at the University of th. United States and other
of Lisbon H. also will work on counirl*. through the exchange of
a research project compering the persons, knowledge and skills.-
language spoken In Pertug.1 to Laurie Labblt,, Fulhrtgh, pro-
tha Portuguese spoken by thelm- |r,n. adviser a, CSUF, said «p-
mlgrants rrom the Azores to the plications and Information about
(
Alpha Xi Delta
Chorus will
present Fresno
premier show
The program will feature
Fresno premiere of "Sons.
Nonsense- hy David Bates,
works by John Biggs, Henry Pur-
Andre Kopolyn". Stephen Foster,
211.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Communication gap? .»>•■■ M, .>>....-... is ...
Lost math folder
Haggans finds acting
bound by blackness
Sat/Sun llta..^T May 19/20
CAFETERIA: International Room
lArica
Humanity is only One Spirit
Methods in Conscious Evolution
espjie all this successful in
s is black has provided fo
.e disadvantages. 'Comedy I.
really my bag. "he Said "Pen
believe blacks In plays shoul.
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Friday, May 181 19" THE DAILY COLLEGIAN 3
Majorette auditions for the 1913 strut and do • routtn. to:
Bulldog Marching Band will be audition. They should bring
bald today' from 3-5 p.m. la the ' forms aad any records a.
Music Building patio. tor their performance. A r,
Applicants will be asked to player wl" '
Across the nation
'Continued from Page I)
Segretll, 31. and Tampa a
rountanl George Hearing we
indicted hy a federal grand |u
In Orlando May 4 on charges
distributing a bogus letter und.r
the campaign lett.rh.ad of 1972
Democratic pre.ld.ntla] candidate Edmund Muskte of Maine.
The Washington Post reported
In yesterdays editions that Ehr-
llchman's acquisition of the rec-
ords was p»rt of sn elaborate
undercover operation carried out
during the campaign The .lory
quoted high qovemment sources.
The Post said It rould not be determined how Ehrltchman got the
SKYI.AII HI I- Ml! DH.AYrD
A repair mission to the Skylab
space station, scheduled lo begin
Sunday, was put off yesterday for
walking roof repslr lob on tl
sweltering orbital laboratory.
.Skylab ha. been plagued wl
II I 1 \K
Former White House aide John
D Ehrltchman reportedly had
the health record, of S.n. Thomas
F. Eagl.ton several weeks be lore
word of his .hock treatment was
Truffaut film
■Mississippi Mermaid." a film
by Francois Truffaui. will be
shown this Sunday night al 8 p.m.
in the CU Lounge The film
stars Catherine Denueve and
Jean-Paul Belmondo. Admission
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| Title | 1973_05 The Daily Collegian May 1973 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1973 |
| Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
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| Title | May 18, 1973 Pg. 2-3 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1973 |
| Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
| Full-Text-Search | 2 THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Friday, May 18, 1973 Student wins grant for study abroad CSUF Mudant Robert Co*ta, . th. Fulhrlght - H.y. gr.nl »r. senior Spanish major, has re- provided under term, of the Mu- celved . Fulbrlght-H.y. grant to tual Educational andCultural Bade gradual, atudy and re.e.reh change Act of I Ml. In Portssgal<*urtr*their»M»el*»l According to th»acl the pur- year, do*, of th. Fulbrlghi-llays pro- Co»t» pl.ns to sludyth. Portu- gram ta 'to Increaae mutual ungues. l.-aruag* and culture whit. der.tandlng between the people taking -ours*, at the University of th. United States and other of Lisbon H. also will work on counirl*. through the exchange of a research project compering the persons, knowledge and skills.- language spoken In Pertug.1 to Laurie Labblt,, Fulhrtgh, pro- tha Portuguese spoken by thelm- |r,n. adviser a, CSUF, said «p- mlgrants rrom the Azores to the plications and Information about ( Alpha Xi Delta Chorus will present Fresno premier show The program will feature Fresno premiere of "Sons. Nonsense- hy David Bates, works by John Biggs, Henry Pur- Andre Kopolyn". Stephen Foster, 211. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Communication gap? .»>•■■ M, .>>....-... is ... Lost math folder Haggans finds acting bound by blackness Sat/Sun llta..^T May 19/20 CAFETERIA: International Room lArica Humanity is only One Spirit Methods in Conscious Evolution espjie all this successful in s is black has provided fo .e disadvantages. 'Comedy I. really my bag. "he Said "Pen believe blacks In plays shoul. CUSTOM BIKINIS by arno road 1461 n. van nest PREREGISTER NOW F0R: TODAY ONLY English 175T *■*•■- Rise of the American Film English 175T Programs in English English 175T Literature and the Supernatural •ting. The tlepari- s respect. Upon gradu- .e presented today at MADCAP MARl Friday, May 181 19" THE DAILY COLLEGIAN 3 Majorette auditions for the 1913 strut and do • routtn. to: Bulldog Marching Band will be audition. They should bring bald today' from 3-5 p.m. la the ' forms aad any records a. Music Building patio. tor their performance. A r, Applicants will be asked to player wl" ' Across the nation 'Continued from Page I) Segretll, 31. and Tampa a rountanl George Hearing we indicted hy a federal grand |u In Orlando May 4 on charges distributing a bogus letter und.r the campaign lett.rh.ad of 1972 Democratic pre.ld.ntla] candidate Edmund Muskte of Maine. The Washington Post reported In yesterdays editions that Ehr- llchman's acquisition of the rec- ords was p»rt of sn elaborate undercover operation carried out during the campaign The .lory quoted high qovemment sources. The Post said It rould not be determined how Ehrltchman got the SKYI.AII HI I- Ml! DH.AYrD A repair mission to the Skylab space station, scheduled lo begin Sunday, was put off yesterday for walking roof repslr lob on tl sweltering orbital laboratory. .Skylab ha. been plagued wl II I 1 \K Former White House aide John D Ehrltchman reportedly had the health record, of S.n. Thomas F. Eagl.ton several weeks be lore word of his .hock treatment was Truffaut film ■Mississippi Mermaid." a film by Francois Truffaui. will be shown this Sunday night al 8 p.m. in the CU Lounge The film stars Catherine Denueve and Jean-Paul Belmondo. Admission EUROPE BRUSSELS ROUND TRIP '279. ONE WAV SPECIAL LOW AIR FARES ON INTER EUROPEAN FLIGHTS ISRAEL > AFRICA • ASIA ALSO AVAILABLE INTERNATIONAL 1.0. CARDS STUDENT EURORAIl PASSES TheM flights ara open ,o Students. Faculty. Staff CALL NOW . . (415) 392-8512 DETACH Ai.O.MAIL TODAY CHARTER FLIGHTS INT 995 MARKET STREET SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94103 mail me information en flights Brttton, who ..Id an extensive Invettlgatlon by the department's Internal affairs section ha. been concluded with Winter*. reatg- TO WOr-UT mm pnsarti ^STARTING FRI* 'HILARIOUS' UNDERGROUND SATIRE brand imphr.y and week police Chief H. E. Britten following a preliminary departmental Investigation In Ihe shooting ofa 21 -year-old robbery SERVICE UNLIMITED S38 H. BlKksto-r* Xgg 227-5131 X "devilishly, piercingly funny, fortified with an acute sense ol the absurd)" rN.V.Ti WrfhTWA it pays to be young. Armed with just a pack on your back arid a TWA Youth Passport* in your hand, you can see a lot more of ' the U.S. for a lot less with TWA. Here are some ways we help. Overnite Pass.* TWA's terrific new money saver. It gets you guaranteed student dormitory accommodations (at the least) without advance reservations ih 40 cities in the U.S.A., Canada and Mexico for only $5.25 a night! • Bonus Coupon Books. Take your TWA Youth Passport and boarding pass to any TWA Ticket "~~ szazzszszaQ^gg m New York, Boston, couPOiA Philadelphia or Washington. ^s-seas-ffiYou'li get a book of bonus ^^^«1 coupons good for 50%off COUPON* things and absolutely free amm^msJmm things like a dinner at the Spaghetti Emporium in Boston, free admission to a flea market in Philadelphia and lots, lots more. Like --' we said, with TWA it pays to be young. For all the ' v details write: TWA-IT PAYS TO BE YOUNGt Box 25, Grand Central Station, New York, N. Y. 10017.; - Q_ • |
