1971_04 The Daily Collegian April 1971

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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN . Thuredey. April 29. 1971
COMMENTARY
Try Battle Cry
By Michael Fradln
need  for
h  a club has been
Have  you ever wondered why
the generals of so many wars in
apparent
the earth
e Man has walked
this world are Insensitive to your
We're
In that every war
needs  and  desires  and" why so
many   countries   Involve  them
coat of arms
on the battlefield.
selves so much ln war? And at the
but most
Imlted financially,
expense tt the average war fan?
thus makl
I It
Impossible to have
Through the Bat-
have your own war, to see your
tie Cry Fans of the World capital
flag carried over your favorite
battlefield? Perhaps you've had
the desire.to travel throughout
the world attending such famous
battles as the Middle East conflict. Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam,
We, the management of Battle
Cry are pleased to announce the
formation of 'Battle Cry Fans of
purpose of making your days at
war more Interesting, profitable,
and exciting and to get you Involved on a much more personal
will be pro-rated over many millions of Individuals so that everyone can afford to participate.
More Importantly, the club will
at last give the war fans of this
country a voice In the management of the Rreat sporljf-war,
simply hy operating under W
old axiom of 'strength In num-
The club's policy Is simple. All
In the world will be done, and
to make It more enjoyable and
profitable for everyone. And our
national officers will have access
every
It will take several months for
._ a working organization, hut the machinery or war
machine (as we like to rail It) has
already been set In motion t<
start our first war. Our first battle will be placed
of a competent general and members will be advised each month
through Battle Cry of his progress. As our club program de-
conflicts.
We are already working with
travel agencies to arrange Junkets for Battle Cr
desire to attend i
trips   will  be  very   Inexpensive
since we will be able to command
hands      where
direct conUct with <
wlU be ready
the country on their I
members      Make
e first oi
Upon   acceptance  1
each  merobei
will   t
e club.
membership badge and I.B.M.
number. He wlU receive (Free!)
a copy of Battle Cry, weekly
bulletin, a draft card, a gun and
a 6 x 10 picture suitable
framing of the general of his
choice. Battle Cry Weekly Bulle-
tin wlU fill you tn on the lates
dirt club news, happenings, progress of wars, etc. In addition,
we will be working directly with,
field generals of war In your local   area   to   obtali
block to Join. Just mail ln one
thousand dollars, check or money
order to the White House, Washington. D.C. in care of President
Nixon. We'll take it from there!
We feel that "we can have lots
of fun, while accomplishing many
worthwhile and profitable things
for you, by forming this organlza-
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
If you care
enough, maybe
you can meet
the Paulist
challenge...
past and future. But it is a
challenge.
The Pauliit mission is to
people ... individually
and in all the societies in
which they live
... to discover Christ
wherever be is acting
... to be attuned to the needi
of the present, yet to form
Paulist priestly challenge,
UC. Cam pb.ll.CS. P.
cPa\
FRESNO STATE
COLLEGE
presents...
MAY
6-8 & II-15
phone 487-2216
A.S.B. Card 250
High School $2.00
Little Theatre
show 8:15p.m.
FUNNY <
THING
^HAPPENED
ON   THE
WAY TO THI
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Thuraday. April 29, 1971     THE DAILY COLLEOtAN
Old Bookstore may be used for classroom space
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CoUegian Staff WrlUr
It seems likely that the Board
of Directors wlU support teasing
the old Bookstore to the. state for
use as classrooms ln spite of urg-
Ings from other groups on campus
to use the Udllty for other purposes.
In a Board of Dlrectora subcommittee report, lt was unanimously recommended tne area be
converted to classroom space to
help Uke the load of 2,000 a__
tlonal studenU expected next semester off the already overloaded
existing classroom space. Fres-
" State, according to tbe report,
utlU-
two years, and Is renewable, had assured him that they would Jonaa IndlcaUdthat be would sup-
but shaU ln no caae extend past not vote on the Issue until final port tha conclusions reached by
the opening of the new Business word was received from Waah- tbe subcommittee, and would vote
Building. lngton aa to the sutus of tha to authorise leasing tha property
According to the report, aCen- grant. totheatate.
traUred Tutorial Center U de- v «I  am vary confidant that wa Phll Sherwood, student body
pendent on the receipt of a federal wlU receive the grant," Warren preetdent-elect and voting mem-
grant.  It U expected the coUege said.   -We have gotten promises bar of the Board of Directors,
store space could house about 52*     wlU be noUfted by May 15 If the     of support from our local m
additional  students, the report
said.
The recommendation states
that the lease shall be for a period
grant U to be received.
Leslie Warren, head of the
Economic Opportunity Program
on campus, said that the Board
CAMPUS FOOTNOTES
Pushcart Relays
The Lambda Chi Alpha pushcart relays wlU kick off a day
of activities sponsored by the
fraternity tomorrow both on and
off campus.
Entry  fees  are $5  per cart.
The derby, which currently/has
over 30 entries, will begin at
3 p.m. and pushers and^thelr
riders will compete for trophies
and ribbons in one of four cate-
A spokesman for the festivities
with  d
ewlllb.
eight a
I 12
Inches In diameter, with the wheel
base between 48 and 68 inches.
The push rod, pole or handle
bar which Is used to propel the
carte can be no less than four
feet from the frame of the car.
Competition will be divided Into
two categories, women and men,
but either a male or female can
be the driver or pusher or the
two  can  be of the same sex.
In the women's competition
four pushers will propel the cart
50 yards each with the men required to have four push the cart
a distance of 220 yards each.
Trophies will be awarded for
first place in the men's division
which Is limited to pledges only,
and trophies for women In a
sorority entered cart, little sisters, dorms and Independent
categories.
Ribbons will be provided for
second and third place.
A sweepstakes trophy will also
be presented as weU as a trophy
for the 'best looking' push cart.
All races will be held on the
FSC campus track which is located just behind the Men's Gym.
Following the relays a TGIF
party, from 4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m.
will be held In Fraternity Row
wtth music provided by Crystal
Blue.
That same evening, beginning
costing 50 cenU a
cup; plus all the free beer that
can be drunk.
Advance Uckets, which cost
$2.25, can be obUlned by phoning
227-3633 or at the Lambda Chi
booth ln the Free Speech Area.
They can also be picked up at the
Kaleidoscope, The Graduate or
Soundstage.
Price of admission at the door
will be $2.50 a person.
Performing at the dance will be
the Bo Didley, Eastgates and
Crystal Blue groups.
Toney legal fund
The Fresno Free College
Foundation has announced studenU, faculty, administrators
and sUff who are concerned HEW
found racial discrimination was
used ln the firing of Dr. Toney
can help Dr. Toney achieve redress by contributing to the Joe
Toney Legal Fund. Send checks
to: Fresno Free College Foundation, P.O. Box 4364. Fresno,
California 93744.
Art exhibit
The exhibit currenUy being
shown ln the FresnoState College
Art Gallery conslsU of works
done by students In the FSC Art
Department. The untitled exhibit
Includes weavlngs, prints, paintings, drawings, cloth figures, and
unusual sculpture.
The exhibit of student art works
wfll   continue  through  May  8.
Opening May 10 will be an exhibit by Roland Petersen, a painting Instructor at the University
of California at Davis. The exhibit
of Petersen's works will Include
paintings, colored etchings, and
engravings.
11 a.m.-4 p.m. dally.
'Elvira Madigan'
■Elvira Madigan," a film of
love and sudden violence, will be
this week's offering In the Friday
Flick series. The film wlU be
shown at 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m.
tomorrow ln the College Union
'Butch Cassldy and the Sundance Kid,* previously scheduled
to be shown this week, was cancelled due to a theater engage-
national legislators, a
rt the grant
tlon piopeily to provide class-
•T do not agree with tha con- room space for the state,' Sher-
cluslon reached by the subcom- wood aald. «We don't need tha
mlttee," Warren continued. •*• lease money. The building waa
can best utilize the old Bookstore built with Association funds and
by using lt as a home for the sup- It should be used tor the studenU,
portive serrlces which the grant not tohalpbaUoutthesUle,which
will fund.' "
Acting Dean of StudenU Dr.
Deryle K. Allen Indicated that he
would be supporting the report
at tbe board meeUng whan It
comes up for a vote. He also Indicated that tbe completion ofthe
Business Building Is, ln his
words, 'at a guess, about four
yeara away.'
One of the other groups which
had wanted to use tbe Bookstore
property was those supporting
the child day care center. AUen,
however, said that no represent
or the Board, said
that he would not admit hla vote
at this time, but that at this point
would have to be convinced ofthe
validity of the report before he
would vote for lt.
I fore the subcommittee to make a
request for the facility.
Student   Body   President BIU
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