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Vol. XLIV
Los Angeles, Calif., Tuesday, Sept. 16, 1952
No. 2
CTIVITY BOOK SALES P FROM LAST YEAR
An early rush in the sale Of | tuder.t body activity books aused university ticket manager ohn Morley to predict yesterday at total purchases will exceed 4300 figure set last fall. Deadline for obtaining 1952-53 ctivity* passes has been extended 4:30 p.m. Friday night. The ckets are on sale in the Student nion lounge.
“We’ll be open for business un-J just four hourts before kickoff ie,” MoreJy said, “but we urge tudents to buy theirs before tho ^riay afternoon rush.’’
Additional 200 With four more sales days re-
ing for a dollar less than last j western grid game will be issued year, the $11.50 price will admit i to students at the time of pur-students to all sports activities, chase, Morley explained. Com-
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for the year except basketball.” Activity card holders will be admitted to home basketball games for a reduced rate of 50 cents per
game.
pleted cards and photographs will be distributed before the Army game Oct. 4.
Fee Bill Necessary “One must for all students plan-
Also included with this year’s ning to purchase an activity
activity books is admittance to productions of the SC drama department and a copy of El Rodeo, the SC yearbook. ,
All Students Eligible Under a new ruling, all students are now eligible to purchase activity books aryl a six-unit minimum is no longer required. These books are probably the
book,” Morley said, “is the presen tation of their fee bill at time of purchase.” If a student has lost his fee bill, he will not be able to purchase or later to claim his activity card unless ne obtains a duplicate bill from the auditor’s office, located in Building 20 at 36th Place.
“Spouse books” are also avail
Cultures to Mingle ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ i Reception in Lounge
! The Inter-Cultural club will | tom but historic lands of Europe,
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have its first big affair of the se-	and from the land of fabulous
mester Saturday at 8 p.m. in the	princes and princesses in the Far
Student Union lounge, third'floor	East.
Student Union building.	Program Planned
This will be the traditional Wei-1	A program of entertainment has
come party during, which the club	been planned for the night, includ-
welcomes all new as well as old	ing refreshments and social danc-
ning, total purchases at the 7 j most economical season passes of able for married students whose
jn. closing time last night were j all universities on the Pacific hcut 1500—200 more than the Coast. Morley reported.
les a similar time last fall. ’’This year’s tickets are a real rgain." explained Morley, “Sell-
ne-Way Car raffic Solves oliseum Jams
A claim check and tickets for Friday’s season opener with Washington State and the North-
husbands or wives are not registered. Morley said. These special tickets may be purchased at the conclusion of regular activity book sales.
Professor of Promoted to
Law
Dean
New dean of the School of Law [ the Committee on Continuing Ed-is Dr. Robert Kingsley, a member ucation of the Bar for the State Traffic congestion after major of the SC law faculty since 1928. Bar of California, and of the 'oliseum events is exDe^ed to be 1 Appointed by President Fred D. American Bar association.
•vented bv the use of five one- Fagg Jr” Dr KinSsl