1971_11 The Daily Collegian November 1971

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Dear Scabby.....
DEAR SCABBY: Do you think
there Is anything wrong with a 30-
year-old man who Insists on
sleeping with his pet dog? Honestly, I think he loves that dog more
than he loves me.
DOG-LOVER'S WIFE
DEAR WIFE:   I really can't answer that question.    You fall to
or female. You also fall to mention how the dog feels about all
DEAR SCABBY: I was recently
Invited to dinner In the home of
my married son' and his wife.
I was absolutely appalled when
this woman served the spaghetti
DEAR SCABBY: Why, In these
days of facial tissues, do many
people continue the godawful
practice of carrying about tn their
pockets a little bundled-up cloth
gummed up with nasal excretions.
Must   this  filthy   habit   continue
fore
■tally rl
s offeree
d there
I refuse
to send my daughter-in-law a
thank-you note. Myhusbandsays
I should for our son's sake. Well,
Scabby, do I have reason to be
upset? MAMA MIA.
DEAR
hell dlffei
people do
■judlccd.rude,
FRESNO STATE'S own best dre
coveted "Norman A. Baxter Lookal
of study for
ward. Chosen after I
I stand In (or Baxter
II Schiffmann (left).
t'Lookalike" committee, ColleqianNews Edilc
DEAR MIA:   Pic
your lap, then you
te  and  keep you
DEAR SCABBY:   Myfli
y, picky, picky.
DEAR SCABBY:
ine why any newspaper would run
your column. NOT A FAN.
China expert
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•Many of these dangers still
exist," she said. However, she
added. China has recognized that
"a socialist country Is a country
R FANNY:   F
li paper ran an announcement
i a terrible typographical er-
.   When quoting my daughter's
Though China
s not reached
vomen In high
il elite o
But the Chinese realize they
lust be militant against the forc-
s opposing socialism, she said.
People are allowed the rtgh
post"' after poster went up di
"Nobody gets punished by g<
•rnment for criticism,"shesa
illltary is 'a citizenship army"
>n the economy," and there
rtdespread system of birth
trol," M
Ther
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, she      grandchlldre
planned for the coming year!
We're going to have speakers on . . .
Children's Lit.
School Financing
Legislation
Special Ed.
New Educational Systems
Testing
Following up with Field Trips.
ALSO ... Going to start aResource Library A Get mvol
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Professional si
Placement       ~"
Group Legal Services
Research Department
Resource Materials and People
Economic Services:
Discount Buying-
Educational Travel
Publications:
C.T.A. Action (Bi-weekly newspaper)
N.E.A. Today's Education
Student N.E.A. Impact
Other Publications
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN THE TEACHING PROFESSION?
•A   very   fierce struggle
-sed to the anti-rural attlti
?re  products of a bourgec
said.
She discounted cl
ssellsald.      DEAR SCABBY:   My s,
India and Southeast Asia.
•She's got enough problen
home without doing that." thi
the paper. "What's It
•-. Alble?* Ills teacher
o grade the paper until
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more appropriate. My son refuses to change ihe title and up
until now !I havei stood behind
him. However, I'm beginning to
wonder Just who Is right. Have
you any Idea?        JUST ASKING.
MUSIC MAN.
j're sick.
CONFIDENTIAL TO I WAS ONE
BUT NOT ANYMORE: I don't
blame you for being anxious over
the possibility of that occurtng.
very much opposed to
ereal dl
rchlldre
structlon In both faiths, the paper
said the children would become
•Jewish Morons". Of course, the
paper meant to say they would be
come "Jewish Mormons". The
editor has apologized and the
publication ran a correction no-
Fraternities
LOOKING AHEAD.
DEAR AHEAD:    I wouldn't wor-
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California State Sperm Bank for
Beulah, the prize-winning cow.
Sigma Alpha Epsllonwillbethe
sponsors of a "Which Frat Can
Play Their Record Player In
Free Speech Area the Loudest
it. The prize will
min
ute for the Irreversibly Deaf.
Igma Chi will host a weekend
lOker over Thanksgiving,
n silk win be provided for
members, and an evening of
1 Donald Duck cartoons will
■Ing a date and a good
e will tx
d by .il
Aunt Jemima pancakes. The engagement of Aretha Franklin and
Lester Maddox Is expected to be
announced. Joe Frazler and the
Knockouts will provide themusl-
Delta Alpha Chi will sponsor
a speech by Cesar'Chavez. The
topic will be 'California Wines.*
Music will be provided by Ray earn acho and the Teardrops. Rosa-
rlta retried bean hors d'oeuvres
will be served.
Sherwood
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ators voting to tar and feather
Sherwood and nave him run out
The tar and feathering 'Is
planned to take place in front of
the Thomas Administration
Building at noon today. FSC President Norman A. Bax'erwill dump
Sherwood's body In the tar pot
at the afternoon event and the
FSC Agriculture Department will
supply the chicken feathers.
In other action, the senate voted
to have their steak dinner In San
Francisco this weekend. Most
senators agreed that you couldn't
get a really good dinner lnFres-
Also discussed was having
cocktails and hors d'oeuvres
served  at  all  senate meetings.
I
campus Happenings
Vidya
Vldya, a group examining ancient conceptions of man, r**
present the fifth lectureofltsi
asked to attend.
A Renaissance Dance will take
place at 7:30 p.ro. tomorrow, at
the Newman Center In conjunction
with   the   center'
will
Film
The College Union Fine Arts
The lecture, entitled 'Karma     Committee wlU present the film
and Reincarnation,' will begin at      'Hour of the Furnaces* at 7:30
4:30 p.m. tomorrow In Business      p.m. today In the College Union
147. Discussion will'follow. Lounge.
Letters
(Continued from Page 2)
elation I have for all the people
who were involved tn the conception, organization and Implementation of the very warm and
spirited   Homecoming  we  had. <
I also feel I have to share with
you a beautiful vibration that 1
experienced tn West Fresno on
the morning of Oct. 30. I must
predicate this one on the realization that Homecoming means
something different to each Individual. While waiting for the
parade to begin I viewed a group
of people standing on the corner
of "G" Street and Mono.
In the group was a diversity
of people. There was Norman
Baxter the president of Fresno
State College; Harold Haak, aca-
:e president of FSC; Ken
Maddy, assemblyman from the
32nd district; Jim Aldredge, city
administrative officer in charge
of special projects; Hal Brltton,
sf of polfceiAl Villa,
city councilman; Manuel Perez,
EOP director, so
participants, and last, but
least, staggering, listless   '
It's very difficult to project
the full Impact of this feeling,
le diversity of
n beings interacting on this
rr was quite beautiful.
The    city'
The Student Senate
party.
The Dally Collegian.
The fantastic victory by our
football team.
Finally a special thanks to all
you lovely creatures who did your
thing to make our Homecoming a
Chuck Deveau
ASB Administrative
Vice president
Faculty evaluation
Crltlclst
system and methods, like criticism of self or government,
should carry the responsible obligation "
structlve. This type of
I not be feared by the criticized
development and strength of
Meetings
General Education Committee-
Today, 4-5 p.m. College Union
308.   For  further   information.
requirement (such as a math
course to an art major), make an
effort to make it as Interesting
as possible. On the other hand,
structor to make a subject boring
and frustrating for everyone, Just
wrong attitude towards teaching.
Faculty evaluation by the students and a good student grievance procedure should be implemented in all the departments.
Students should have the strength
of knowing that they have a say
In their educational process.
Perhaps If, as students, we become more Involved In constructive criticism we can benefit
from a full political and cultural
development that this nation Is
so desperately In need of.
Tony Roque
Senator. School of £
call 487-2732.
Campos Crusade for Christ.
Today, 7-9 p.m. College Union
312-313. For further - Information, ca«l 299-8936.
SIMS. Today, B-10 p.m. Cafeteria International Room. .For
further Information, call 266-
1340.
Bulldoggers. Today, 8-10 p.m.
Agriculture 226. For further Information, call 299-5192.
Ski Club. Today, 7:30-9:30p.m.
Snack Bar. For further Information, call 251-9637.
Campus Affairs Committee.
Today, 6:30-7:30 p.ro. College
Union 310. For further information, call 487-2657.
Tokalon. Today, 6-7 p.m. College Union 304. For further information, can 487-2938.
Sigma Delta Pi. Today, 7:30-
10 pjn. College Union 309. For
further information, call &1-
7678.
tlon. Today, 3-4 p.m. Collage
Union 314. For farther information  call 299-8577.
Phi Chi Tbeta. T
8 p.m. College Union 310. For
farther Information, call 487-
3745.
Blue Key. .tomorrow, 6:30-
8:30 p.m. College Union 309. For
further information, call 284-
1044.
German Club. Tomorrow,
noon-1 p.m. College Union 314.
For further Information, call
487-2471.        )
Intervarslty Christian Fellowship. Tomorrow, noon-1 p.m.
College Union 312-313. For farther Information, call 288-2998.
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