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Page Fe>ur- Celeftat Many New Items On Display Eight Nationalities Chem 151 Departs As Potential Christmas Gifts Represented In From-Textbook To Study Reality By Ftsjiccs <lir.Ba.ie ill II r\ With sll the new and lovely items on display for Oiristniaa, wT 0 f 10 T TOQ f d Rl Btiidwnte from Maxlco. Arabia. Afghani.! store officials say lingerie, hose, perfume and cokajrne still lead the shopping list for women. . Armenia, Pak Again thisyear, men will receive ties — for as • shopper's i „u guide ssid. when in doubt (and who isn't in doubt) buy • A*m^c*Jp*rte*m*d la ti*. Beetdea ttes. the mens list is* mvml WorM anaam ,paaiiinj By taa r TOTS «ar6l6CT pus auditorium. sisBts are madia here. , ttespit. unexpected mhlteai A tew courageotm men have been D R OCO| lit 1011S dur,n« 0,# abow **• "*+*» *•* known te aelect a aaleswoman Juat *** l\CaWIUIIWIIwl/(j^(u lt^u-p|tlM||i|t th* ate. aad coloring of th* girl he's buying for. and ask her to try on the jeweled sweaters, gsy orlon " ~" " ~_~_. . jaaaoog tb* SwS perwoo. attending reata. Jewelry and fur. T*' ****** ?*«• toU,»» "* I Pr.cs.de fro. the .bow will go ues. r*nw aci stt tructors wbo attended the seventh . " ■" MEN DONT SELECT P^,,,., r«*t.r~nr. ., A„ I u>w*r* m**** «»derprlvlteged chil However to per cent of tbe men «nu»> •"»«". Conference at AM I chriatma party and send leave their gift selection, to the >—« •-«--*-« •*» ""^l™ '»S food v.. CAJtito Hungry , department, which tries ^^/^~ f^ •"^ Tb. money, report. Ae^nTmmmZ. At Confab English Teachers Plan Chapter Of National Group to get a gift te suit the woman's «• «<■ Senate —~ chairman, will be split equally b* way of life. The group requested the 8tete ,w##0 y,, two .^j,*^ There are tons of costume jewelry leepartment of Education to allow j g^amm of tho*. participating hi tewa - so smart It rivals tb. and encourage some research by . y,. ,,,«,, wmrm mmamm aVaaae Sham real thing Maay handsome Up- state college faculties. e»tebli»h „. ^nH cure, ret, Bddln represent stick. In Jeweled cases, and boxes part time graduate fellowships. lnf ATmbu UaTty Kayajanlan. Af of fragrant soap will find their way permit alternative requirement* mi***„•*,,; Jo- glnfA <,„, w.^^ to Ute hang .locking. Even pla. * of thesis and institute, on an ,ndu ohannes Jacoub Armenia kteenex holders are Jewelry trim experimental basis with later evahi -j „,,, Caucaala and RlsaSyed aad ed this year. »tton lh« »«mlnar opUon proposed , Kathy Sautteaur Pakistan Women sbopper*. on the other by education, sad improve gradu'j Th- j^^c^ grwio inctaaea band, vtmture everywhere, even st* programs by upgrading, limit £,„, prf?,IT takeoff by John R into th* eacred realm of buying ing Use of. and defining rational j ..i, „*, tb# Youngsters, a singing pipes Maay ar* bought by wom*n. of courses. j g^p from. Edison high school, and what la more, are smoked by The faculty further the amea receiving them ed graduate faculty not be dealg WALLETS SUGGESTED nated In the catalog; that division* Wallet* of all kinds make good determine staff and structure gifts aa do cigarette lighters, elec (heir graduate programs; faculty trie resort, aport ahirts and gloves have more credit for thesis Matching husband and wife bath graduate atudent advising, and robe* aad lounging robes ar* good prove graduate and other Instruc Central California English teach Slippers can be bad to match them, uonal programs by legislative en- rn recently formed a chapter of too. actment setting up an Independent u,. National Council of Teachers of SofBothing very new but prob- Board of Recent* to admlnleler English ably seen only on tbe east coast state colleges. | The organisation has 138 chapters aew. ar* Uee with butlonbotea on I ^ unUea Tueller. deaa of In (hroughout tbe Inlted States Tbe the b*ck te sUp over a thlrt button itruc.lon closed the conference Central California chapter will be to keep It in place Also popular \mith , dtecusslon of the relation open to teachers from Merced are flashlights with three colored ,hlp of u# undergraduate student County in the north to Kings sod lights, green, red and white ! ^ fu,ure graduate work. W A. Tulare cobnUea ln the south. In a downtown .tore the other | Brownell. dean of the University of Dr Carlton Larabee. professor of day. a saleswoman aaked a abop- j California School of EducaUon.' Englt.h at Fresno State College, per if she could help her j „». ^ aeramte .peech. , Is oae of the group director. lnde*d you may.' wa. her] ^ 25<) f wabm I answer -will you -atch my b*by, tende<] eotdmnM on ,„. MOD Commjtt__ ADDlicotions -bile I buy something over there- comtaremee ground. tOmm.TTe« Applications Th* aateswoman did. wo To Be Available Jan. 7 People are getting more original Applications ror membership oo every year. This year in one store. Iff f#aWg?fef / ROUUUOP fiyr t^"™ Slate College Commit ir* already returning gift*, r tee* will be available In Studant "they already have oae.' \ (Continued from Page 3) , 8^, pr«.§ident Bruce Pankrats's aad to be after ' Epsilon against Lambda Cbl Alpha office Jan 7 The deadline will be i some instances.' rounds out the scheduled matches 4 p m jm u I Tbe pres.nl league standings Tbe following'committees wiU And If you sUU haven't found stare so tight that any one of five be open for membership Public suitable gift, aad you have some teams — Kappa Sigma Sigma Cbl. Relation* Committee. Rally Btoeey left over, there are always Sigma Nu. Tbeta Chi. and Aces — mute*. Election Committee. Fresh StudenU enrolled la Chaastetry HI. ganaral biochemistry, are conducting group experiments that ar* "fascinating and real" aad eav Saaa tb* interest of Ute ■tudeate. Graduate Urges Coeds To Enter Clubmobile Work In Korean Area "roviding coffee and doughnuts to some 600 GIs a da jsove to be quite a job when it means bouncing ow Korean hillsides to do it f w,r is the report of Sarah If. (Peggy) Atkins a i*** SUte <^Kge gnuJuste who recently returid from quantltadve "On. of our groupa weat te a Barber shop and gathered hair that had been cut. Womack elated "Then they removed Ute greea*. bailed It for about eight hours In sulphuric acid and eventually thla produced the substance cystine. one of the building blocks In protein. EXAMINE YEAST He pointed out Ibis experiment, which was obtained from a clinical manual. Is a very common thing aad aids tbe student ln further understanding basic composition* of protein products. "Another one of our groups took silk snd by using varteas procedure* broke it down Into its component parts.'' he said. "This way the etudent* knowledge of organic aad inorganic chemistry becomes useful ln a practical application They see that tyrosine, another protein substance is slso a basic building block. EXPERIMENT IS COMMON Womack said another experiment was to take yeast and by a series of extraction*, separations and purification*, the nucleo proteins could be taken out and examined. *B have one very Interesting project coming up." the chemist noted "I will ask for thre* volunteer* to hav* their stomachs pumped to get gastric substance After we obtain the Juices taa can study i and thow how a diagnosis for ulcer*, anemia, gastritis and cancer in be obtained " Tbe final project the class will > is to take lean meat, grind It up and put it in enxymea. This way the rlaaa will have an opportunity study the actions of the enxymes | and see ahat tbe end product, are ] The experiment will Illustrate the' i action that goes on In our { dlgettive eyttems dally a IB aad sate-half atooth stint aa a Red Cross clubmobile worker la! of the tougbeot tocatteas I* • ■tare*. world' Mlaa Atkins Is urging Interested' atlas AUins was FSC coeds t* contact Ute Fresno marily te Munaan M County Red Cross Chapt.tr on ar- j aUntarls*d son*, ranging for aa Interview with trine war. taken In Nancy Joaas. th* Pacific area • In oae city a headquarters recruitment officer the only English i wbo wiU conduct Interviews Friday 'Surprisingly. I gat ateag jej. at tn* chapter house for opening.' fine." la bar esBSBsat. In tbe clubmobile program. At FSC bar ■IT.Hkltoaa w%rt CLUBMOBILE WORKER UNIQUE D,lu ««■» a^tlsBB Sorority Teg. 8b. reported the Red Cross club-1 ^J,**,-.*^* ° mobile worker ls unique —' '- used primarily In Korea a lated military units are unable to .'"Z'* tb*5 mmmw »*C coed* will find clubmobll* work Interesting and challenging. Quallflcatlona for tbe position <a elude a college degree aad too. experience ] or group activities Full tlon may be obtained by —tag tk* reatlonai a^, CrOM Ch.pUfr ho^ Applicants approved for th* pre- compaay gram will report Jan que sad m'** m **•■*- *«*a te rw e unable to 8h# 0"*"rT- «-* ■"» I t to service club* for entertain Coffee and doughnut* are paused ln lots of 100 to Hve i companies each day along wit dividual aad group games to i up for the lack of recreat facilities. Depending commander. Ute Ols usaally get a they will be sent to Washington free hour when we vlatt," Mlaa DC. for two week*. After on* Atkins explained. "Some prater to years clubmobll* service, the work play chess, checkers aad ping pong, era are eligible ter reassign mem hi wfrfl*^ others like to participate In Europe, group game.. W. provide both." travel in pairs Coalinga College Falcons She said th* clubmobll* worker. Com* Back To Trip FtoiTI travel In pairs aad ar* assigned to (Continued from Pete I - Individual dlvlalona. visiting company In turn Thia la th* pat tern for five daya a weak On Satar- daya the clubmobile workera get together and draft plana for the following week "It Isn't a te* and cookie* job; many of which t half to help his squa : quick edge Wade tallied 1" before fouling out after 5 minute, of th> •ecoad half were played. Wad* aad Lladerman held (oa Hnga's IVfoot. S-lnch Steve Smith • > sb* noted. "Ola' nine poinu. but found It hard to are reluctant to say thanks In slow the lanky Ne. ft although Individuals do the rebound department ow much they appreciate (omstock topped tt- our work However, there 1. a deH .coring with IS marker* 11 m nit* satisfaction In knowing you which he gathered I are helping the Ola ln probably one throw line Mars Drive In and Restaurant "HOME OF DELUXE H/\MBURGERS" Belmont 4% Palm Phone 4-5233 CadUlac convertibles Future Teachers Urged To Sign For Placement could be ln first place after today's man Orientation Committee aad j Whi get together I World Inlveraity Service (oi In last wek's competition. Kappa tee. Sigma moved one game ahead of " (he pack by beating 8AE. 2-1. Sigma Nu. which waa tied with K8 for (he loop lead, couldn't keep pace , and dropped a 2-1 decision The Fresno State College teacher chl placement program ls now under The Are. moved Into a third way for thoae education major, i'1*' e (le with Theta Chi as a H who will graduate In February, sweep over IXA put them two r following summer .rbool. same, out of first place. Sigma SBlimiai ail Jaaaes Caafleld. direc CM found Itself In a tie for sector of placement ond by downing tbe Jokors.2 1 "Teaching positions are avail Phi Sigma Kappa won a 2-1 vlc- sble In cities from San Diego to tory over the CoUege Y In the re- SeM-ramento with several opening* atalntng game la the Freano city schools for next ■* BOWLING STANDINGS Team has an- Kappa Slgm t R wiU walv. Ute entrance Sigma Chi > Bar teacher candidates for Sigma Nu oa* year. Tbe demand Is listed aa Tb*te Chi . heavy for elementary and sateen- ate** dary teachers In tbe fields of SAE i. girts' phyalcal educe College T tto*. Industrial arte. English. Latin. Phi Sigma Kappa K, c-cr* 8 slat* It's not the spirit, but the gift that counts! 2S California coonttes. Education major, are urged to contact the they graduate. Caafleld Aayoa* ewstrteg farUter Uoa assy call Lorna Parker, pob- awtty HHrmli, BA IBM CHEVRON BULLDOG SERVICE H. W CEDAR & SHAW f . fail ' \w£*vm *• 4 rit^ea^ra^^4»kB, aa, eSa, 354: RECORD OUTLET ■-*■«■ 43 EAST BtLMONT PHOHn AM 4-«e86 How many friends can you spare ? Christmas gifting is so easy •t Roos, and you can have o months to pay. Inquire today r^trtrsB^urf FULTOB AT FRESNO
Object Description
Title | 1956_12 The Daily Collegian December 1956 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1956 |
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 | Dec 17, 1956 Pg 4 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1956 |
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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Page Fe>ur-
Celeftat
Many New Items On Display Eight Nationalities Chem 151 Departs
As Potential Christmas Gifts Represented In From-Textbook
To Study Reality
By Ftsjiccs |