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Student Newspaper of the University of Southern California Since 1912 | VOL. 62, NO. 4 | www.dailytrojan.com
Thursday, August 30, 2007
Joshua Sy | Daily Trojan
Hyped up | Tom Burke, a senior majoring in neuroscience, makes a pitch for students to join the Mock Trial team. Scores of
student organizations lined Trousdale yesterday afternoon for the annual USC Student Activities Involvement Fair.
Extracurricular activities | Campus hosts involvement
By NANCY CHEN
Daily Trojan
Two teenage gang members were arrested after
trying to enter the Foot Locker store located in the
University Village shopping center Tuesday evening,
Department of Public Safety officials said.
A DPS officer on routine patrol requested addi-tional
units after observing four males entering the
employee entrance in the rear of the store around 6
p.m., DPS Capt. David Carlisle said.
While two of the suspects escaped when DPS of-ficers
approached them, officers were able to detain
the other two, who were 15 and 17 years old and act-ing
as “lookouts,” Carlisle said.
One of the suspects was found in possession of a
shank, a 5-inch wooden-handled knife, in his pants
pocket. The males admitted they were members of
the Southside 13 gang, DPS Det. Josh Voyda said.
The teenagers were then detained and arrested by
Los Angeles Police Department officers on charges
of possession of a concealed weapon, according to a
DPS crime report.
The Southside 13 gang is a Latino gang that moved
out of the USC area a few years ago, LAPD Gang
Impact Team leader Lt. Peter Whittingham said.
Two suspects were detained after
attempting to rob the U.V. Foot Locker.
DPS nabs
teen gang
members
| see gangs, page 2 |
HSC opens new health
center for students
By LESLEY PETRIE
Daily Trojan
A survey of graduate student
complaints about the Eric Co-hen
Student Health Center on the
Health Sciences campus prompted
the center to relocate and renovate
to address concerns about patient
care and privacy among its fellow
students.
Many students on the Health Sci-ences
campus said in an anonymous
survey that they had confidentiality
concerns about receiving patient care
from medical students, residents
and faculty physicians who were
also their colleagues and educators.
The Family Medicine Center,
which was where students received
their medical care before the cre-ation
of the Cohen Student Health
Center, previously employed medi-cal
students, interns and residents
Changes made after a
survey reported concerns
about privacy, wait time.
| see Health, page 9 |
Clinic brings smiles to those in need
By ASHLEY ARCHIBALD
Daily Trojan
Before George Boissonnault
arrived at the USC dental clinic
at the Union Rescue Mission, he
hadn’t seen a dentist in 30 years.
The dentures he received at that
last visit are now cracked, which
he has glued together with dental
adhesive two or three times a day
for the past six years.
“I learned to compensate,”
Boissonnault said. “But now that
[they’re] cracked, I have to glue
[them] together or [they start] to
slip out.”
Stephena Hanuscin is waiting
with great anticipation for her se-ries
of dental services to be done.
Even as we speak, her hand drifts
up to her mouth, covering her
teeth out of force of habit.
“It’s going to make me want to
smile again and talk to people,”
she said.
There are some 84,000 people
in Los Angeles each night who
find themselves without a roof
over their heads, according to the
Union Rescue Mission. These are
the same people for whom regular
dental and doctor appointments
are not an option.
As proposals for national
health insurance rise to the fore-front
of American politics, univer-sities
like USC, UCLA and Loyola
Marymount work to fill the gap
USC dental students treat
Skid Row patients in effort
to improve healthcare.
| see clinic, page 12 |
Ashley Archibald | Daily Trojan
Sick Row | Skid Row residents gathered at the Union Rescue
Mission to see Michael Moore and his new documentary, “Sicko.”
FRESH PRINCE
‘Freshman Orientation’ takes
teen-movie conventions and
gives them a hilarious twist
Lifestyle, page 7
RESTORING AN IMAGE
CRUISING AGAIN » U.S. Senator’s recent admission to cruising recalls the trend at USC News, page 10
Sophomore running back Stafon Johnson, a
source of much ridicule last season, is back on
the fast track
Sports, page 20
»
Former Trojan Ian
Kennedy makes his
major league
debut Saturday for
the New York
Yankees
Sports, page 19
VANITY FAIR
USC’s student body
is among the most
beautiful in the
country but some
would argue that the
prevalence of beauty
promotes vanity
Opinion, page 4
BIG TIME
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| Full text | Student Newspaper of the University of Southern California Since 1912 | VOL. 62, NO. 4 | www.dailytrojan.com Thursday, August 30, 2007 Joshua Sy | Daily Trojan Hyped up | Tom Burke, a senior majoring in neuroscience, makes a pitch for students to join the Mock Trial team. Scores of student organizations lined Trousdale yesterday afternoon for the annual USC Student Activities Involvement Fair. Extracurricular activities | Campus hosts involvement By NANCY CHEN Daily Trojan Two teenage gang members were arrested after trying to enter the Foot Locker store located in the University Village shopping center Tuesday evening, Department of Public Safety officials said. A DPS officer on routine patrol requested addi-tional units after observing four males entering the employee entrance in the rear of the store around 6 p.m., DPS Capt. David Carlisle said. While two of the suspects escaped when DPS of-ficers approached them, officers were able to detain the other two, who were 15 and 17 years old and act-ing as “lookouts,” Carlisle said. One of the suspects was found in possession of a shank, a 5-inch wooden-handled knife, in his pants pocket. The males admitted they were members of the Southside 13 gang, DPS Det. Josh Voyda said. The teenagers were then detained and arrested by Los Angeles Police Department officers on charges of possession of a concealed weapon, according to a DPS crime report. The Southside 13 gang is a Latino gang that moved out of the USC area a few years ago, LAPD Gang Impact Team leader Lt. Peter Whittingham said. Two suspects were detained after attempting to rob the U.V. Foot Locker. DPS nabs teen gang members | see gangs, page 2 | HSC opens new health center for students By LESLEY PETRIE Daily Trojan A survey of graduate student complaints about the Eric Co-hen Student Health Center on the Health Sciences campus prompted the center to relocate and renovate to address concerns about patient care and privacy among its fellow students. Many students on the Health Sci-ences campus said in an anonymous survey that they had confidentiality concerns about receiving patient care from medical students, residents and faculty physicians who were also their colleagues and educators. The Family Medicine Center, which was where students received their medical care before the cre-ation of the Cohen Student Health Center, previously employed medi-cal students, interns and residents Changes made after a survey reported concerns about privacy, wait time. | see Health, page 9 | Clinic brings smiles to those in need By ASHLEY ARCHIBALD Daily Trojan Before George Boissonnault arrived at the USC dental clinic at the Union Rescue Mission, he hadn’t seen a dentist in 30 years. The dentures he received at that last visit are now cracked, which he has glued together with dental adhesive two or three times a day for the past six years. “I learned to compensate,” Boissonnault said. “But now that [they’re] cracked, I have to glue [them] together or [they start] to slip out.” Stephena Hanuscin is waiting with great anticipation for her se-ries of dental services to be done. Even as we speak, her hand drifts up to her mouth, covering her teeth out of force of habit. “It’s going to make me want to smile again and talk to people,” she said. There are some 84,000 people in Los Angeles each night who find themselves without a roof over their heads, according to the Union Rescue Mission. These are the same people for whom regular dental and doctor appointments are not an option. As proposals for national health insurance rise to the fore-front of American politics, univer-sities like USC, UCLA and Loyola Marymount work to fill the gap USC dental students treat Skid Row patients in effort to improve healthcare. | see clinic, page 12 | Ashley Archibald | Daily Trojan Sick Row | Skid Row residents gathered at the Union Rescue Mission to see Michael Moore and his new documentary, “Sicko.” FRESH PRINCE ‘Freshman Orientation’ takes teen-movie conventions and gives them a hilarious twist Lifestyle, page 7 RESTORING AN IMAGE CRUISING AGAIN » U.S. Senator’s recent admission to cruising recalls the trend at USC News, page 10 Sophomore running back Stafon Johnson, a source of much ridicule last season, is back on the fast track Sports, page 20 » Former Trojan Ian Kennedy makes his major league debut Saturday for the New York Yankees Sports, page 19 VANITY FAIR USC’s student body is among the most beautiful in the country but some would argue that the prevalence of beauty promotes vanity Opinion, page 4 BIG TIME |
