1948_05 The Daily Collegian May 1948

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THE   FRESNO STATE  COLLEGE   ASSOCIATION
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ARTICLE 14:  AMBIGUITY?
'( ouruil ( h.H.Ms Rude As Occupant
Of ( ourt Position." So read the hr.idlinc
in I he Collegian'* November 7 story
concerning Rude's election to the student court.
"Rude Voted Students' Choice For
New FSC Prexy." This was the headline
in Fridays Collegian that told of Rude's
election to the association presidency.
"Any member of the Court shall be
ineligible to run for any of the above
named offices, (These include all student body offices, president of AWS,
and class presidents.), during the duration of his term." Article XV. Section
IV, Clause 4 of the association constitution.
These circumstances have been the
cause of a bit of post-election chitchat
concerning the victor's actual eligibility
and they call for perusual and explanation.
Failure to make an issue of Rude's
resignation from his court position was
indiscreet. It made possible a situation
conducive to the breeding of malicious
talk that is neither helpful nor encouraging to the new administrator. The
present occupant of the president's chair,
however, said he made no special point
of the matter because, since court resignation is not considered in the constitution, he deemed it the natural course of
action for a presidential aspirant to pursue. A written resignation is in his hands.
Some disagreement has been aired
concerning the matter.
We feel, consequently, that Clause 4
of Article XV. Section IV should be
clarified. Certainly, "... ineligible to
run . . ." must mean that a person cannot run while a member of the court.
But how does one divorce himself from
the court? No mention is made of resig-
By Maurice England er  48
We've alwajrs a**** Id**  l-etu.-.n <«ur  m
voluntary  I ind a tkep iiiistntel
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.l.nlv.  wink-  .it   u-  through  a  da*aaWCa*   win
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• . atne.
Yet. it somehow- seems to us that this
whole scheme of pre-registration is inspired
by the whim of Spring wanton. There's
something almost naively simple in planning
for a future, even one only four months away.
If we can believe usbat our newspapers tell
us and our commentators scream at us concerning our imminent future, then four
months i* an eternity of peace. One of the
Wanton's most serviceable guiles is optimism, wide-eyed and foolish optimism.
N'..t   that   «f   <l.>n't   want   t<«   ISJSBBsSBI    Hi I
that we reject <.|>timi-m   \\.- sxxbi   *V* an
■xx*kj t" resrtster, if oalv to imrl a BcKcl i>
peace a e*wtt that th* future ex* bs -.nir.-.i
BV**   want   t"  I'.-n.-M-   that   e*aX*Xtat
SaSxSXJ   i-   n 't   r.-|« in-iblc   for   OWI
VV« like Bo think that PW7 choice in  the mat
r.. icti"n-.   that   w
have ti'it Bat** .nchantol by the tran-icnt li.vc
Sprishg B*OT**af int.. thinking th..'
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IhIicm that Peace, lik<- Sprta*;, i- a mere want
IS   with   winning    •
ill, and  H inter- . lawpssatal
.n.l Sj.rinp'- tultillment an.l i- the fooi in lit'.
We think, then, that the school's optimism is one of the healthiest expressions of
a universal desire we've seen in a long while
We admire this confidence which comes with
a new season's birth. But even with all our
admiration, the mistrust is deep because we
know that the bare, bare branches of winter
can reach into Spring mind, and we shudder
slightly at the memory of icy stars, frost on
the toes, the rough hands of a 'chill wind
tearing at our clothes, and the shrill voices
whipping angrily through the stiff, bare
fingers of naked trees. At such a time,
Springs's flimsy garments are tawdry. She
does not please.
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BBeiaJj    the   *******   t'< ■rttiajit.   of   an   .1.1   an.!
wear,   nu-tre-- K'-ini; through the m.iti.'n- <>•
aioa to BXafSSBBS the fact  that  -he'
n..  kshSStf   faithful,  even   in  h.r   la-hum.    Th.
world nee.I- a  more faithful  mi-ti.
it fr..m it- .Ie.„ll>   r..ut.ne-
By Herb Greer 51
By Th* Way Thanhs to who
ever 1* re*pon»lhle for tbe nlr.- new
stop sign st I nlverslty an.l Mor
en   (new   a  couple  of  weeh*  ago)
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Ye   Old*  Chatttr   Chamber
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time  an.l  *****   "P  »n   the  latest
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We Shall No«» E a press A
Thought ... on some of the broadening courses that sre offered (In
■ i-ompulsory »ort of wsy) by our
school . . spologie. to SV Shakes
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Tomorrow,   snd   ti
Creep,  in  thi.   petty  pare  from
dsy to dsy.
Tu the  Is.t  syllable of recorded
time;
An.l   all  our  yesterday,   have
lighted, fool.
The way to dusty classroom*
nut   brief candle;
BaxaSSf*  but  a  walking shadow:
a  poor  teacher
That   stmt, and  fret. hi.  hour
upon  our ear..
And  then  1.  heard  no  mors
it I. a tale
Told by an Idiot  full of dreary
Signifying nothing
AWS To Sponsor
Marriage Lecture
Marriage will be tbe topic of .lis
SSBBKwBJ    st    the    Anal    Associated ,
Women   Student.   Open   Door   lee- i
BBta   to   be   held   Msy   1*   at   7 45 |
[. m   in the social hall of the union  |
Sponsored by AWS and the home
•ronomlc* department the lecture
«:ll rover choosing a mate, the
legal, social, psychological and
physical aspect* of mamas- The
• lis. ussion will be led by C. W
BBS psychology depart
Itetty Henderson of
the haa*. economics department,
and Koroth) IaOttridge. Fresno I
physician
A discussion  from the floor   will
evenings  program
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nation in the article. Hence, this indi
cates either an ambiguity in the constitution, or it means that, once an individual is made a court member, he
cannot run for a student body office.
The court's  job includes   interpretation  of  the constitution.
We close with two thoughts:
The court has a duty to perform.
The  constitutional  revision  committee    formed,   among   other   things   to    IJJllJJ,|lJJ|fJ|
clear up amhiguitics in the document IJlal,!)!^^!^^^!!
has a reason for existence.
By Ton Lynch 50
Tuesday: 3 30 p m —Th* Square
Man-Jack   i;r.i>     atSaxSJ
Wednesday: B:M j. m Within
These Halls KYNO We.t Coast
Belsy*.  history,  idea and  why  so
Thursday: 3 30 p m College Mu
..I k.St. Roland Rude, next
ear', student body prexy will tell
how he swung tbe election, from
!« vote, behind to over 15« ahead
Friday Three .hows 2 IS p.m.
Columbia Round Table 1. now off
tb* air. Tbe Important. Interesting vital humorous and loved akow
went off tbe air laat week Moder-
tor. Tom Lynch; IHrector. Kaa
Engineer     rh.rles     Hem-
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Preano Bee. Inele Dick R.««i
ha.  been on ao long he can't
you himself. About 48 weeks
Monday    Five    show*    <    ,
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Student Court Held To
Discuss Parking Fines
of tbe student court. Al
ley parkins at any time la dlscour
aged  by a one dollsr fin.-
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