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Publlshetl weekly by the Journalism students of the f'resno Junlo¡ exhtbtt created by Libra¡{an JackCollege, 1101 Unlvèrsity, Í'rósno, Callfornle. Composed by the Ce¡t-ral son Carty and centered on the Caüfõrnta Typographlc Serslce. UnsiÊneil ealltorlals are the expresslon htstory of the school, the oltlest of the edltor. ..._._._-._--._EÐ BRTGGS

EDITOR BUSINESS MÀNAGER-.. ASSISTANT EDITOR...

junior college ln Califoraia.

..-.-ALICE ALVAX,EZ In 1910 C. L. Mcl¡ane, the super.-..-..PAT RAF'Í-ERTY intendent of Flesno City Schools, established the post-high school institution. The 28 students attenaled F¡._'_ _ sphool at 1430 O St., in con¡'unction

A ll ?. I I Lollege )tandards Klslng

In the past fev¡ months

with Fresno High School and educators have been attempting to three instructois.

establish some adequate means quirements. -

to tighten

classroom re-

the might, on its own

had

The tr'resno Junior College in l92L combined with the Fresno

its scientific and tech- Normal School, whìch was later to great deal of attention become tr'resno State College. Both the field of education schools were located at the present the chalk dust has been swirling, and it probably will be üniversity .A,ve. site. sometime before it settles. In 1918 a survey of hlgher eduIt is a fact that mâny colleges have programs which can be cation in California recommended is new, nothing appropriately listed as snap courses. This the Fresno City Schòols should prohõwever, in many schools there have long existed various vide a separate institution for the oourses which have allowed the student to breeze.through junior college, ànd tr'JC beca.me a with high grades and only a minimum amount of study. school with its own camft cannot be denied that laxity in the enforcement of ade- separate pus. quate edue¿tional requirements has caused a vant number of September, 1955, saw another students to be carried along with more competent students. Many people are attending college merely for the lack of step in the advancement of FJC, when it acquired the okl trtesno something else to do and for other such negative reasons. Many schools have already begun to tighten drastically State College sampus on llnivertheir scholastic standards. In fhe recent fall term, one large slty Ave. midwestern university droppecl 1,000 students following its One display case in the exhibtt midterm examin¿tions. A university spokesman said, "There shows the various .buildings that was no edict from the administration. After Sputnik the have housed tr'JC. The second case faculty just sþontaneously decided to jack up the standards coùxtalns a rare picture of Mclane of scholarship. No loafer should be allowed to take the place along with a plcture of the present president, Stuart M. Whtte. on the campus of serious students." lVhile it is extremely important that the necessary changes À thirrl case dlsplays tho da¡s and improvements be made in education, they should not be for five new technlcal buildings complete& too brief a time. which should. be cómpleted by late The educators have an awesome task before them. They next fall. will have to use a grcat de¿l of sound judgment if they are to raise educational standards to the nearest correct level. The needs and demands of education vary and adjustments should Employment For Rafferty be made accordingly. Since

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Students ls At Studenfs Take Spelling Quiz Crucial Poinf -Patrick

Business

Have"you obsêivèd'your felÌörü stutlen-ts walking'aroûnd The ilemaud for Jobs far exceeds Thls asoertlon was the Ftresno Junior College cåmpus talkins to themselves, or the supDly. sitting in the student center avidly reading a yellow sheet of made by .WlUaral Marsh, menager

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FJC STUDENTS I,NVITED

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And Tiader At

C lazz Concert

Fresno Junior College has been invited to attend a jazz concert sponsored by Fresno State College at the Roosevelt High School auditorium on Mar. 1, starting at 8 PM. Dick Totoian, an FJC speech and drama major, will emcee the show.

Âccording to Dick Riechel, trles. I oianq

ard vibes, ha"s compounded

no State College student botþ | a gEoup equally acclaimed for its presldent, thls will be the first I Latin rhythms antt "straight" jazz sucù naJor Ja,zz concert in the 4? | stylings' Downbeat, a national Jezz

year history of the school. On pastl publlcation, calls the Tjader Qut¡' occaslons, small Jazz gxoups have I tet, "A swlngiag, 4ll'a,r'ounal music' el uult ' ' paper? of the state ernployDent offlce in pfefgtl, lmpromptu "segBloDs" for I Tiader "'first came lnto PromtF resno State stuatents, but the I The reason for this action is preparation for the National Fresno, to Ge1ase Eokeurod, dL with the l)ave Brubeck pei"fonnance mrrk Merch 1 wtll t4" 11"1.9 . Office Management Association spelling test which is being rector of the placemeut bureau of end then he later Joined Qulutet such effort to date. blggest given tòday¡ F resuo Junlor College, lu refening gioup as feaf,.eatured ln the concert wl¡1 belthe George Shearing "Any student who is enrolled in a business oourse and is to youth employm.entr ÄI:" a brief tour qulntets th€ of George Sheariugltu-red,vlDes.ml interestèd in participating in thls test may do so," stated .A.long wltb a crltlcal shortagþ of Shearing; he

plish a per{ect soore on the first two tests, and for those participants who receive one hundred per cent on all three tests, a proficiency certificate will be awarded him. McDougald

-Karen Theqtcr Cords Will

SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR TO WED SECREÍARY .4. tr'resno

¡onauce

Junior College campus

will culminate Àug. 23,

Be Sold By Studenls îheater privilege cards,

whlch

many stud€ntÊ bought ln the spritrg

when Janis Sue Ross; secretary to John Hansen, X'JC atlminlstratlve reglstration llnes, wllt agaln be dean, will exchange marrlage vows available on the tr'resno Junlor Col: with Walter F. 'Whitm¿nn Jr., a lege campuses. biological science instructor. The cards, whlch admit stutlents Miss Ross, a 1957 graduate of to the Crest, 'Wilsotr, aDd Tower f'JC, is the daughter of Mrs. MarT theaters at reduced prices are $1. Ross of Fresno; she is a graduate They wilt be sold Monday and of Roosevelt High School and is a member of Phi Theta Kappa, an Tuesday, Mar. 3 and 4, on the University .A,ve., O St., án¿ Ðdison hoúorary fraterrity. 'Whitmann is the son of Dr. and campuses. University -A.ve. students . may Mrs. 'Walter Whitmann, who reside at Bass Lake. He is a Eiraduate of purchase their cards in the foyer Sta¡forcl University, where in 1956 of the student center. Yarious stuhe received a master of art degree. dents on the other two campuses 'Wtritmann is a member of Theta will be selling the cards there. Chi fraternity ând is an alumnus of Burlingame High School.

The a¡nouncement of the

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gagement was made at a luncheon in the Sunnysicle Country Club by Mrs. George Ross, the honoree's aunt.

cat Tiader. sotn ãouDs [""" lwitl group..and left to forro hts has beeu going recently retur:ned. from htghly ro.-ll* quests for part-tlmb work thls year guna" ever slnce' than last. The lnterest ln summer cessful booktn8p oo t¡"ìäì-*".t|"g-9t1 Tlchets ¡v¡ for the ue uvuueru concert d¡Ë are vu oD placement starts in Ma¡cb a¡d hits anal are cur¡ently playlng ln thel -^"^:":st the Hockett-Cowan ticket D^-. Ãi ô lsale Bay areaits peak the middle of June. otflce, Gearhart Record Sho¿ and The largest requests for summer shearlns, blue.t aa "al"T\llltt" on rhe new trisc employment are ln the fleld ot c$etrlus," preseutlr h* "iri"i"rftce prfces Ìa¡ge fmm g2.00 _tàf 1""-p*. -T:^î.f clerical work, cam¡l counsellng aDd the highway, forestry, antl agricul- ^T'_1.*:--:"'3t^11_:"::""'3t1"-:1il-$*;i;;;;ï.;;-ñ"J,ì" aner groups rn the iazzl çr.io ;;; ¡"îti"L. '-::qht tural dellartmeDts. ffeld. spectal discount rate is belDg lÀ trtes¡o fl¡ms wlll be lntervlew- Born tot¿lly blln(l in the sluns of I of?crcrt to tn F.JC Í.-Tê students sfrr¡tonto of nr $1.35 ct e( iilg on the campus ln the uear London, Eingland, ShearlDt over- offered general ailmission tickets, for future. Studentg uay check wlth came ttrese obstacles of blrth and Elckenrod for arra.ngements for a envlronment to become oDe of persotral lnterylew. World Affqirs Club ls 'Notlflcation of the date set for Eingland's leadtng jazz musicia¡¡s. popula,rity iD ln Development Stoge rlse Slnce hls to the flrm's lnterview's wlll be pub- .A.merlca, has composed For students interested in fomlishéd later ln The Ranpage. a numberShearlng of Ja,zz tunes, and. the ing a 'Worltt Âffairs club, there Graduates in the bustness division most famous of these ls his "Lul- wtll be e meetlng today at 12:40 may contact Ecken¡od's office no laby of Blrdland" probably the in M-122. later than Apr. 15. - composition PM jazz playetl most 'The purpose of the club will be Varlous local firms list jobs with to dlscuss worlcl affairs and interthe f'JC placement bureau a¡d today. The Cal Tjader Quintet is one of national potitics antl to combide through the yearS, ma¡y junior college students have found both the mdst versatile groups in the informally with the local chapter temporary and perhanent emBloy- U.S. Tjatler, a master of dn¡ms, of the World Âffairs Council of Northern California. ment. Eckenrod's office is A-15.

job llstlngs there are Dore

Miss Ethel McCormacþ dean of business educ¿tion.

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