1931_02 The Daily Collegian February 1931

              SOPHS COMPLETE
SCENES AS DATE
OF SHOWING SET
Preview of Coming Attraction -
PUBLIC SHOWING MARCH 27
Biggest Crowd ot Year Expected
to Fill Aodlt-tium Friday
to View Picture
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MEN'S LUNCH CLUB
MAY BE CHANGED
INTO SERVICE GROUP
it tbi Sophomore clail a
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The college paper of today hat reached quite a place of
importance in the daily life of the college in that it is a paper
published for and by the college students. Many organliations
publish papers which pertain to the interests of that group
alone, but a college paper serves many purpose* which are
not like any other organ. It gives news to all in the college,
student* and faculty, and forms a bond between them. It gives
a student the privilege of expressing his own opinions, and of
trying out his journalistic ability; and last, but very important, it advertises the college.
From the columns of the paper the student Icarna about
activities with which he does not coma personally in contact.
TTie feet that news from other colleges is given also widens
the outlook of the students. This end of giving the student
news and new ideas is the greatest work of the paper.
In a paper of thi" kind there is not the coloring of a daily
newspaper. The facts alone are given and the student is left
to draw his own conclusions. A bond of good feeling is built,
up around the student* by the absence of his representation
and propagantla of student issues.
If the students co-operate with each other and the faculty,
there will develop a spirit of loyalty. The beet way for the
members of a college to get together is through a common
medium, this paper. The student* or faculty must not hesitate
to apeak In the i-olunuia. They must feel the need of thi* ei-
preation; it will do wonder* for the paper and the school.
Another phase of the paper is the technical training afforded the members ot the staff. It is invaluable aa a beginning
and an insight aa to journalistic work. -,
Then, it a coUega paper gives the college news, forms a
bond of loyalty, gives the students an opportunity to eipres-
thcir opinions, affords training in journalistic work, and advertises the school it la an asset to the college and worthy of
FOifftTEEN COLLEGE
ITTODENTS TO TAKE w™s
QUESTIONNAIRE
SHOWS LOGIC OF
PROPOSED STEP
Per  Cent  of   Freano Slat
Students Will Not Teach.
Questions Reveal
^OlaLFMHM RAY W. HAYS TO STAGE
f officials Discuss VIGOROUS HGHT IN SUPPORT OF
: plansforubrary;   em T0 CHANGE FRESNO STATE
en    Tobln    and    For.    Met,
h Director of School Hous-  College Correspondent Interviews Senator Who terriiie J. .
ing  Last  Saturday              Is Instigator of Measure; Confident that League Debate
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FROSH DEBATERS TO
HOLD FIRST PUCE ;
MUST WIN TWICE;