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-The Fresno Slate College Collwalan j surprised to find a sudden c " " Whatever the merits abrupt switch labels many frat men as impression to remove. Secondly, pledging takes time. Work valuable in making pledges appreciate tl fraternity, but grades often suffer as a Next, belonging to a fraternity tal doubts on thus point. Initiation fees ma; " pledges, the o-faced. It't: 1 physical assets of i . Have n from $-10 tal at least $10 if jy social functions. >ve items arc valid in themselves, it wishes to elaborate on one perhaps mote important j than the rest: > Pledges often have to do tilings they don't like to do or that they violently dislike. Some may consider these things degrading and valueless. True, every group has wiser and "cooler" heads to calm down the "gung-ho" and "rah-rah" members. TheCollegian does not wish to over-emphasize the negative aspects of pledging a fraternity. There are many benefits to be derived also. A fuller social life and long-lasting friendships result from Greek membership. Fraternities are open boosters of their school's atlih tic teams, add a lot to school spirit and support many all-school functions. Some conduct projects of But The Collegian does wish to tell prospective rushees just what th, y are facing. It lit realizing his desires, what harmful. Music Groups Preparing Activities For Semester bono^m Phi Epsllon. natloi :essary to joinjKpppa Phrateres Open I Fall Socia Calendar ~] 1J Sigma PI Oreek Sing 17 Delta Kappa danco; rsc-r 19 CrrumUClubD|e"cTu!.I>"ir 47 'Junior Class roller rt.ilag 5! Sigma PI Ttoarlng sd'a Dance :3 FSCSanta Barbara, away Shuffle: ESC - Pepper,!!!,,. IS Alpha XI Delta dance 21 ESC-Cal Poly, here ' 13 Kappa Alpha Theta dan. „ 3 Cosmopolitan Club dinner- !8 Sigma Alpha Epsllon lura ' KYesh dance 39 FSC San Diego State. V. r, 6 reCCal Poty, her.; rally 39FebKm«PV.c.t!|o1nlJn0"bl" """'' 10 Sigma Chi Sweetbeart dance 31 ESCSacramento State, h.r. FEBRUARY 13 Kappa Alpha Theta-Slgma Al- ,;.,, world fniyerslty Senile. > Clae.es begin Dames To Install Officers 10 Delta Sigma Epsllon dance it Delta Sigma Phi Hal Bealty IMS Tlan.rgf.'ing'no'm.y, A0 Normal Are. 1 Queen's Tea: basketball. COLLEGIAN ESC-San Jose State, away FSC COP. away ualoo hmlim,. Pr.rr.- W N"|t"l'rct|urb'dranc™*rSC-SCf' ,u„i,,u ,„. ... 11 DeYta Gamma dance: FSC NafujrulA^ertisjngS^rice.Inc! Big Doings' Are Planned THE HANDY SPOT . CLARENCE A. GELDERT— 1473 N. Con Ness this week, making it be a member of the st The biggest source Sophomore Brawl, an ol Coupled with this affair are several events planned by the liard-working rally committee. The rally on Thursday night should do a lot to impel school spirit to a new high. Add to these the football game Saturday (it should be a thriller) and the post-game dance, the parties scheduled for fraternity rushees and many other extra-curricular activities. If time permits, plan to "take in" all, or nearly all, of these events. If they're worth putting on—and The Collegian believes they are—they're worth your attendance. —The Fresno Shite College CoJlegiar CHALK TALK By Harry Gayiklan, Sports Editor MORE BACKFIELD POWER In the already loaded Bulldog backn«ld waa uncoven e opener In quarterback Eldon Bryant and fullbacl :rlt)clsm-ran high on Bryant's play but It must be r o opposing : FSC Stats Listed For First Games uildogs Is Don Drfscoll with 19( ds. Fred Blstrlck haa completed (Continued on Page 4) Driscoll Top/ Dog Of Week ie Los Angeles State Co IM Grid Conference Dogs Smash LA; Utah State Next By Craig White The Fresno State College Bulldogs unleashed a host of hard running backs to roll over the Los Angeles State College Diab- losoy a score of 49-19 last Saturday night in the CCAA opener Don Driscoll, 135 pound scatback, led the Bulldog attack as 7-0 lead. Ehrllcl sssed to Sparky wvu wnwcivvay luuay yarj Ehrllcb" agaTn" kkkrt'th.' ~'"(Continued on Pag, 4) UNDERWOOD — SMITH-CORONA by loss of a down or a fire yard pen-. < he 'gam.? ™V'"t* 'defending TYPEWRITERS ^'Bu'Uj. mplon Sigma Nu against I*amb- FOR RENT OR SAIE jfiBj Cht Alpha, who last year fin- ha'nV'touch me,hdod° ofdownlng '.he \ pel In a first place tie with Slg- ALL MAKES AND MODELS /JjkWOMWMsW^MsW Nu. Sigma Chi against Sigma IZo^Lt'ly'lzZ M^ltSeTm' 1 EASY TERMS ^5ti^^5j»»^ i College V. Theta Chi against !rou'er.*'!'onle 'on' ea^'slde "with 1 RENTAL PURCHASE PLANS — EXCHANGE PRIVILEGES s ,",' m.'r.h^Tan.inar ch.b 'S°" about eight inches hanging out. To s FRESNO OFFICE MACHINE CO. or stldar football rat must tM- pulled OUI * 660 VAN NESS PHONE 4-4667 "iMnunuraltennla double, will get' 0 "YOUR TYPEWRITER CORNER" '■ !:— ■wpta» ,n,on- (Continued on Par, 4) SALES — SERVICE — RENTALS I ■ in skuiujs—ijuti— i iii—i i iii nin ' a;n bj'TT.,3 ! ^GREASY HAIR SPOIUN& TOUR LOOKS ? KEEP IT NEAT WITHOUT GBEASE-frWfTH WILOcYJOTCBEAM-OlL^ PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS AGREE WITH MORE PEOPLE THAN ANY OTHER CIGARETTE STUDENTS! ig Cords and Gifts KILNERS The ONLY EXCLUSIVE DIAMOND STORE in Fresno! Got a Lucky Droodle in your noodle? MAKE '25 SEND IT IN AND KEEP ALERT FOR A BITTU POINT AVEM6U Don't la that "drowsy fed. < cramp your style in clan •.. oc when you're "hitting *e books". Take a NoDoz Awalctner! In a lew minute*, you'll be yonr normal best. DIAMONDS 1129 FULTON ST. FRESNO Want t ^^H If you want to find out just how easy it is, ask Roger Price, creator of Droodles. "Very!" Price says. Better yet, do a Droodle yourself, like the ones shown here. Droodle anything you like. And send in as many as you want. If we select yours, we'll pay $23 for the right to use it, together with your name, in our advertising. We're going to print plenty—and lots that we don't print will earn $25 awards. Draw your Droodles any size of paper, and send them with tive titles to Lucky Droodle, P. O. Box 67, New York 46, N. Y. Be sure your name, address, college and class are included. While you're droodling, ligl)t.up a Lucky —tho cigarette that tastes better becat it's made of fine tobacco .'. . and "i Toasted" to taste better. many piece •"IT'S TOASTED' to taste better! or c&'l A.«». JT^erWSy-T »«*>"» ""»-° «»™" or oumru LUCKIES LEAD AGAIN IN COLLEGES! Newest, biggest survey of smokers in colleges from coast to coast, based oi 34,440 actual student interviews, shows that students prefer Luckies to al other brands. Once again, the No. 1 reason: Luckies taste better.
Object Description
Title | 1954_10 The Daily Collegian October 1954 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1954 |
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 |
Description
Title | Oct 5, 1954 Pg. 2-3 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1954 |
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 | -The Fresno Slate College Collwalan j surprised to find a sudden c " " Whatever the merits abrupt switch labels many frat men as impression to remove. Secondly, pledging takes time. Work valuable in making pledges appreciate tl fraternity, but grades often suffer as a Next, belonging to a fraternity tal doubts on thus point. Initiation fees ma; " pledges, the o-faced. It't: 1 physical assets of i . Have n from $-10 tal at least $10 if jy social functions. >ve items arc valid in themselves, it wishes to elaborate on one perhaps mote important j than the rest: > Pledges often have to do tilings they don't like to do or that they violently dislike. Some may consider these things degrading and valueless. True, every group has wiser and "cooler" heads to calm down the "gung-ho" and "rah-rah" members. TheCollegian does not wish to over-emphasize the negative aspects of pledging a fraternity. There are many benefits to be derived also. A fuller social life and long-lasting friendships result from Greek membership. Fraternities are open boosters of their school's atlih tic teams, add a lot to school spirit and support many all-school functions. Some conduct projects of But The Collegian does wish to tell prospective rushees just what th, y are facing. It lit realizing his desires, what harmful. Music Groups Preparing Activities For Semester bono^m Phi Epsllon. natloi :essary to joinjKpppa Phrateres Open I Fall Socia Calendar ~] 1J Sigma PI Oreek Sing 17 Delta Kappa danco; rsc-r 19 CrrumUClubD|e"cTu!.I>"ir 47 'Junior Class roller rt.ilag 5! Sigma PI Ttoarlng sd'a Dance :3 FSCSanta Barbara, away Shuffle: ESC - Pepper,!!!,,. IS Alpha XI Delta dance 21 ESC-Cal Poly, here ' 13 Kappa Alpha Theta dan. „ 3 Cosmopolitan Club dinner- !8 Sigma Alpha Epsllon lura ' KYesh dance 39 FSC San Diego State. V. r, 6 reCCal Poty, her.; rally 39FebKm«PV.c.t!|o1nlJn0"bl" """'' 10 Sigma Chi Sweetbeart dance 31 ESCSacramento State, h.r. FEBRUARY 13 Kappa Alpha Theta-Slgma Al- ,;.,, world fniyerslty Senile. > Clae.es begin Dames To Install Officers 10 Delta Sigma Epsllon dance it Delta Sigma Phi Hal Bealty IMS Tlan.rgf.'ing'no'm.y, A0 Normal Are. 1 Queen's Tea: basketball. COLLEGIAN ESC-San Jose State, away FSC COP. away ualoo hmlim,. Pr.rr.- W N"|t"l'rct|urb'dranc™*rSC-SCf' ,u„i,,u ,„. ... 11 DeYta Gamma dance: FSC NafujrulA^ertisjngS^rice.Inc! Big Doings' Are Planned THE HANDY SPOT . CLARENCE A. GELDERT— 1473 N. Con Ness this week, making it be a member of the st The biggest source Sophomore Brawl, an ol Coupled with this affair are several events planned by the liard-working rally committee. The rally on Thursday night should do a lot to impel school spirit to a new high. Add to these the football game Saturday (it should be a thriller) and the post-game dance, the parties scheduled for fraternity rushees and many other extra-curricular activities. If time permits, plan to "take in" all, or nearly all, of these events. If they're worth putting on—and The Collegian believes they are—they're worth your attendance. —The Fresno Shite College CoJlegiar CHALK TALK By Harry Gayiklan, Sports Editor MORE BACKFIELD POWER In the already loaded Bulldog backn«ld waa uncoven e opener In quarterback Eldon Bryant and fullbacl :rlt)clsm-ran high on Bryant's play but It must be r o opposing : FSC Stats Listed For First Games uildogs Is Don Drfscoll with 19( ds. Fred Blstrlck haa completed (Continued on Page 4) Driscoll Top/ Dog Of Week ie Los Angeles State Co IM Grid Conference Dogs Smash LA; Utah State Next By Craig White The Fresno State College Bulldogs unleashed a host of hard running backs to roll over the Los Angeles State College Diab- losoy a score of 49-19 last Saturday night in the CCAA opener Don Driscoll, 135 pound scatback, led the Bulldog attack as 7-0 lead. Ehrllcl sssed to Sparky wvu wnwcivvay luuay yarj Ehrllcb" agaTn" kkkrt'th.' ~'"(Continued on Pag, 4) UNDERWOOD — SMITH-CORONA by loss of a down or a fire yard pen-. < he 'gam.? ™V'"t* 'defending TYPEWRITERS ^'Bu'Uj. mplon Sigma Nu against I*amb- FOR RENT OR SAIE jfiBj Cht Alpha, who last year fin- ha'nV'touch me,hdod° ofdownlng '.he \ pel In a first place tie with Slg- ALL MAKES AND MODELS /JjkWOMWMsW^MsW Nu. Sigma Chi against Sigma IZo^Lt'ly'lzZ M^ltSeTm' 1 EASY TERMS ^5ti^^5j»»^ i College V. Theta Chi against !rou'er.*'!'onle 'on' ea^'slde "with 1 RENTAL PURCHASE PLANS — EXCHANGE PRIVILEGES s ,",' m.'r.h^Tan.inar ch.b 'S°" about eight inches hanging out. To s FRESNO OFFICE MACHINE CO. or stldar football rat must tM- pulled OUI * 660 VAN NESS PHONE 4-4667 "iMnunuraltennla double, will get' 0 "YOUR TYPEWRITER CORNER" '■ !:— ■wpta» ,n,on- (Continued on Par, 4) SALES — SERVICE — RENTALS I ■ in skuiujs—ijuti— i iii—i i iii nin ' a;n bj'TT.,3 ! ^GREASY HAIR SPOIUN& TOUR LOOKS ? KEEP IT NEAT WITHOUT GBEASE-frWfTH WILOcYJOTCBEAM-OlL^ PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS AGREE WITH MORE PEOPLE THAN ANY OTHER CIGARETTE STUDENTS! ig Cords and Gifts KILNERS The ONLY EXCLUSIVE DIAMOND STORE in Fresno! Got a Lucky Droodle in your noodle? MAKE '25 SEND IT IN AND KEEP ALERT FOR A BITTU POINT AVEM6U Don't la that "drowsy fed. < cramp your style in clan •.. oc when you're "hitting *e books". Take a NoDoz Awalctner! In a lew minute*, you'll be yonr normal best. DIAMONDS 1129 FULTON ST. FRESNO Want t ^^H If you want to find out just how easy it is, ask Roger Price, creator of Droodles. "Very!" Price says. Better yet, do a Droodle yourself, like the ones shown here. Droodle anything you like. And send in as many as you want. If we select yours, we'll pay $23 for the right to use it, together with your name, in our advertising. We're going to print plenty—and lots that we don't print will earn $25 awards. Draw your Droodles any size of paper, and send them with tive titles to Lucky Droodle, P. O. Box 67, New York 46, N. Y. Be sure your name, address, college and class are included. While you're droodling, ligl)t.up a Lucky —tho cigarette that tastes better becat it's made of fine tobacco .'. . and "i Toasted" to taste better. many piece •"IT'S TOASTED' to taste better! or c&'l A.«». JT^erWSy-T »«*>"» ""»-° «»™" or oumru LUCKIES LEAD AGAIN IN COLLEGES! Newest, biggest survey of smokers in colleges from coast to coast, based oi 34,440 actual student interviews, shows that students prefer Luckies to al other brands. Once again, the No. 1 reason: Luckies taste better. |