1934_03 The Daily Collegian March 1934

              THE   COLLEGfAN
COLLEGIAN EDITOR!AL^FEATURE PACF
,   By R. G.
The increase of funds
dent* under the FERA was cer-
lijnly one of the most welcome
events of this school year. There
„re a great many students who j
trould go to school if they ' '
enouL-h money and this will provide just that
In the years to come, if the
students can say nothing of the
.dniiiiistnition of F. D. R. they
r_n at least point out that he
didn't forget the college student
in a time of need. And'we are
[tire that the president will be
(ratified at the results he will
obtain from his student financ-
—IFRESNO HIGH SCHOOL!
]WINSANNUALF.S."
SiDRAMATJJURNEYJ
Victory   is   Second   for   Local
Players in College Thi
tre Contest
INDIVIDUAL ACTORS CITED
Dean Mary Yost of Stanford
certainly had a few things to
say to the women delegates from
virion < junior colleges that
were assembled here Saturday.
ither "things   she" said | °J*^
with each other.
g people to get along bet-
ith each other. Wars are
i because people can't do
•  things  happen  every | Plaque,
it but w     "
Emerging victorious for the
jsecond time, the Fresno High
School, winner of the Class A
;division of the preliminaries, was
awarded the sweepstakes trophy
for the annual San Joaquin Valley drama tournament, Saturday
Coming Events
FERA Increases Monthly
Amount For Students In
Part-Time Employment
Grant of $1,000 Is Raised to $2,370 and Former
Restrictions Regarding Old Students
Abandoned
The share of Fresno State College in the educational re-employment program of the Federal Emergency Relief Administration
will be $2,370 monthly instead of the $1,000 a month previously
expected, and-employment for a maximum of 168 students    '"'
ided at an average compensation of $15 monthly.
dsy.O
in the world the Sigma Nu fraternity away back east ever
heard that Dr. Thomas hsd died,
when the gentleman is as alive
as anyone can be. It certainly
must be a strange feeling to
sake up some bright morning
•cd find that to some people you
Freino   Technical   High   School.
Students of Fresno State de-
Kn-e congratulstlona on the way
tiey welcomed their champ,
W»lt Marty, back home Friday.
More gratifying than the spec-
'ac!e of the collegians was, however, the appearance of the Fresco High School student body
■rss.se to partake of the celebrations. Cortainly it
'or the high school administra-
h»n to let the students otT. and
»e thank them for their loyal
•upport of oui ■
their champion
V„
Spanish Teachers of
Valley Meet at F.S.C.
a! Spanish. Saturday
ie meeting by lha ht
■"•soot program. Ft*
* Howard Wheeler pi
O'VORCE COURSE
■"•Strutted
ilng cits* la U-w
i  Freino  High  School
STATE TO COLLECT
COURSE PAYMENTS
NEXTJONDAY
o  Refunds  Will be Made on
Courses Dropped After
Friday
incurring a  fine,  which  a
of malerlala used, mlmeogrtph-
MANY WELCOME
WAUa MARTY
AUTHORIZES »r,370
STANFORD DEAN OF
[WOMEN IS SPEAKER
ATA.W.SJONCLAVE
ling- to   Get   Alone   With
Others Held Im-
LEISURE    TIME    PROBLEM
Dr. Thomas Says Students Most
Find Worthwhile
Outlets
Speaking before delegates to
ie Associated Women Students
invention at Fresno State College Saturday morning. Mary-
Yost, dean of women at Stanford
University emphasized the ability to get along with others as
PRESIDENTS FRAT WANTS HEARSE
F. S. C. Students Didn't Know Everything That Sigma Nu
DOCTOR THOMAS DEAD? NOT YET!
3  Students  Turn
b*rt Dtrlt. loctl A. W. S. preildeut
day  and   Stturdiy.   They  were   wet-
Formal Dance Ends
Entertainment for  VALLEY CHAPTER
fle^::ri of radio league
SSffisra WILL MEET HERE