SC To Be 'Pilot' for Education Plan
Cl^âl ifornia
TROJAN
VOL XLIX
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1958
NO. 71
Amerian Leaves For NSA Meet To Learn Details
Bradbury To Speak [n Hancock Today
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l' »i n in Waukegan. Illinois, in 1920. hr moved to Los Angeles in 1931 and graduated lrom Los Aivrlrs High School hr-re in T'"S After graduation hr supported himself bv “hawking i -w spaprrs on s1 reel-corners.” Hr w rotr at r\ery opj>or1unity and sold his first ston in 1940.
InfernttionHl Acclaim A man of many talrnts, the notrd scirnrr-fiction fantasist vvole t!ir sneenplav lor the re-rrnt motion pirturr. “Moby Dirk.” which was dirrrted by •lohn Tluston and starred dreamy Pork.
His inst four books, ilnrluding “Thr Martian Chronicles" and “(Joldrn Apples of tlie Sun.” brought him international ac-rlaim. His works havr been pri;sed bv Punch magazine as bring “hard to sneak of with rrstiaint for thev raise Bradbury to a secure place among loday's imaginative writers.’
’	( >nr of his mnn\ short storirs,
“ Fa i rnhrii 4.11.’ has hrrn dramatized bv Bradburv and will br produced by Paul C.rcgorv of “Thr Cauir Mutiny Court-Mar-tial" lor 1 lie stage and the
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Bradbury, who has hail no ior-tii.il training in shorl storv writ-
Premiere of Operas Set For UCLA
Student tickrts arr now available to SC' students lor Hie world prrmirrr at I’('LA ot Ernesl Kami/s operas “Roval Auction’ and “Room No. 12."
Thr tirkrts must hr purchased
lvMore thr performance on Frb. 26. and SC identification v> il! l>c lirrdrd
VdmisMon is 7 a cents and the
lvTckhotf Hall on lhe I’CLA
co mpus.
Kani1/*s chambri ^prr;i* ?,l he given at FCLAs Schoenberg Hall at 8:30 p.m. Thr works. one comedy, and the other a trag-cd>, will l>r p? esrnted under t h^ direction of Dr. Jan Poppei, di-rectoi of the Opeia Workshop FCLA
general studies, and Alrxandri Chorne.v. instructor in English, wiotr the I.hrrtto for ’he comic onn a Rirhard Thompson, w ho rrcrivrd hs mast-'ie dr~ hi d’ama from
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ideas down, and reti for elaboration later.
Fresh Vpproacli
Martha Boa/. «li*crtor of tin School of Librar' Scienre. is rr sponsiblr for bring ng Bradburv to campus todav to Ircturr. Mis Boaz first hrard him at a Bool Break last meeting lor the Lo-Angeles Coutitv Librarians am he imnressed her as an “out standing author with a girai deal of audience appeal.”
“He has a fresh approae’i l< writing and is interesting as ar
philosophical writing ar. a word association for a He jots it down and this a “gift from the scious, and I take th° run with it."
Kits of Knowledge 'I'Iio subconscious :iifs air a s' ries of past accumulated Lits and pieces o! knowledge and the) create a totality of new experience.” Brr.dbury compnies this to mak’ng a Frankenstein monster, adding pie; s here and there and sudd'uih there it is.
Bradburv enjoys speaking lo college and literary associa;ion audiences l>rrausr hr receives ideas iri'tii speaking rxtempoi-aneously to groups.
“In this manner I find oat much about mvself." he <aid.
Educator
Will Talk To Society
Teacher Woes To Be Aired At Conference
By I.AKKY FISII hit
Everybody talks about education, bi anything about it.
Next month, however, SC and 14 ol will finally begin to do something about ident Larry Sipes said yesterday.
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IT'S MODERN INSIDE-Chjrcoal walls a-'d ta- ; pews mark the inlericr of Cur Savior's C lapel the Ne.vman Club Center. With a seating capac the building leeks any ornate decor and featu Crucifix or fiber glass, made by Steve Zakian, instructor in University College.
i.rg as an i SC will play host tonight to author." Miss Boaz slid. “He is the Phi Beta Kappa alumni in who 1 esome as an authorbv for southern California and will pre-younc asniring authors emul.it- sent Dr. Joseph Wood Krutch, ing b:s distinctive slyle.	author, drama critic and educa-
Nocial Message “His science fiction is move in the area of fantasy.” she declared. “for he's a very ITe Irtn-ta«y writrr and his w orks ron- . er. tain a social mrssage written hi Amon
ral principles mav be disf-me’ed " hich won the National Book ! Catholics on campu
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tor. as guest speaker.
Dr. Krutchs topic "ill be ‘‘Wisdom vs. Know-How: Man the Thinker vs. Man the Mak-
Catholic Chap
Gets New Decor
w I o’ r ' "p
b\ the discriminating read'"
For beginnng writers. Brad-bur\ advises tlie colle'**' udp.'il to “quit college ¡trrurn ately unless you are taking supplementary courses for your own information. I don't recomme.id tiking Fnglish in college.' he declared.
Write for lears
“The best thing for an aspiring short story wi iter to do is to write a short ston- e’rry
Education Grants Offered by PTA
Eight 51000 graduate fellow-sliijis in tlie lielij of education lor thè bandìcapoed are a\ail-able to June giaduates.
The frllowsliips. ofirrni by thè California ('ongress ol Par-ents and Tearhers. are fot- a \rnrs stuty at ritlirr San Francisco Statr College or Los Angeles State C'ollrer.
Pecipirnis ol ihe fellow>hip-wil 1 take ad\ance study in edu-cating antl orthoprdirall>, \ isual-1\. aurally or mentally handicap-ped. as well as thr celebrai pal-
sied or those witli spcceh handi-caps.
The grants stipulate that \\ in-ners teach in thè state of Cali-tot nia for two >eais followinc the1 completion of thè \ears graduate study.
Deadline for applications s March L'v Applications shot-kì Ixi <ent to ('alifornia Concress oi Parents and Tearhers. Inr.. Suitr 300. 322 W 21 si St . Los Angeles
B> Ali.MIDA TKLI.KZ
In the ultra-modern almost austere — atmosphere of Our Dr. Krutch s works I Saviour’s Chapel adjoining the "The Measure of Man.” j Newman Club Center. Roman
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Award for non-fiction in 19.")4 | solemn and biographies of Edgar Allen '»eek.
Poe. Samuel Johnson and Henn The solemnity of tlie occasion Dacid Thoreau.	was like that of any other Ash
His most recent book is “The Wednesday, which marks thr Great Chain of Life," published Ijeginning of the 10-da\ period last year. “The (¡rand Canyon: of frcti.ig and- pcnnance preced-Toda\ and All Its Yesterdays” iinT Fastrr.
is scheduled to appear in the Only the ornateness, the rich-fall.	ness in statuary and design or-
Dr. Krutch taught at Colum- dinarily associated with Catli-bia Universit during most of the olic churches, was missing. The vears from 1917 to 19.12. He has chapel, open'd for the first time
•to i:30 p.m. and to 9 p.m.
Montgomcry-Mo architects respon edifice. Father W, color scheme liec ern appearance ■
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taught at the Polvleehnic Feb. 10. is a strikiiv
;on1rast ii
Subdued Shades
rriie ('enter itself contains a large auditorium, which ma> ik> converted into two separate classrooms, a large recreational room, an all-stainless steel kitchen. and a 5000-book library. The color scheme used in these
Institute of Brooklyn, Vassar to ihe type of Catholic church College and llie New School for that Protestants, and ( atholics Social Research.	a*	"ell, expect to find.
In 1930. Dr. Krutch received a	*,p'v	Bue
Guggenheim Fellowship and in I 278-seat Our Saviours 1943 he was named the Blander Chapel is completely modern Mathews Professor of Dramatic and free of omateness. Its dark Literature at Columbia Cniver- chareo-M walls and tan^erine-
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lined to soft \cllo\ on the walls, brighter shades in the modern leather-covered chairs and sofas.
Open house will be held at at thr Newman ('em nesday night, with a i the new .SloO.Oou build ii
/ hefts Continue To Plague Rovs
\ wave <>l thefts over the pas week ha*» cost v( siu-ilcnts some S(>83. as fraternity lioiist's were robbed, lockers were opened anil hubcaps were removed.
Largest individual loss w.(s evaluated at $'125. as money and a wateli were takrn from the gym locker of Clifton S. •lones Jr. on Friday afternoon It was the second loekrr rob-ber> within the week.
I‘i Kappa Alpha fraternity
reported a Soil loss oxer the
weekend, following a SiOO strong box burglary a few weeks ago.
The recent thefts came in the wake of an Interfraternity anil Panhellenic Councils’ move to hire detectives from t he West Coast Detective Agency to guard the Row.
Indian Students Hear Scholars
Past Leader 'speaks
d Bakken. n^'t pre *NSA. will be one r
1 wo scholars. Dr. Stewart <i Cole, formerly director of tiit Bureau of Intercultural Education. and Dr. Adolf Keller, a noted Swiss philosophrr. will ad-t'\t W’rd- I dress the SC Indian Students Association tomorrow at T :3(j
lecture series, panels, editorials and other means will he used to show students on campus the benefits offered to those who go into education
Student Croups
ness, he continued, ideas such as groups of students evaluating t ii e university curriculum will !>e attempted.
Also, under the NSA proposals. the college student's regular academic* work will be supplemented by speakers, academic project studies and seminars.
Such revolutionarv ideas as adding students to the ranks of re gu 1 a r university counselors v ill also be tried. Sipes said. These students would have an opportunity to see a great many mine of their colleagues than
\S\ Plans
This idea, according lo NSA plans, could also be b ened to take in college 'tudents in high schools want more information a university life.
Another plan which Ann will attempt to put into e upon his return, is to lessen work load, via readers and dent seminars, of professors are willing to devote their to teacher recruitment acti\ Region Rrports
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CBS Gives Feiiov/ship to SC Student
dio news bure ned one of the the CBS Fount
Architecture Fraternity initiates 8
Tau Sigma Delta, national architecturr honorary fraternity, recently held its annual initiation dinner at the Cock and Bull restaurant.
Initiates honored at the dinner were Howard Abos. Ralph Flew elling. Alan Gall ion, Denis Kutch. John Markham. Ward Preston and Young Woo. Also
colore 1 news are ahno'-t sho'*k-inc at f;rst observation, but the shock or surprise soon wears off. Overhrad Is a rriling of blue acoustical tile. Thr south and north walls next to tlie altar are yellow-gold. The floors a'-r of plain, black and wliitr a.-'nhalt tile.
Ps yellow marble altar is bare of adornment and holds onlv a plain silver tabernacle and the prayer cards and candles used during tlie celebration	and.	spiritual	~i
of Holy Mass. Thr aluminum	°he	students.	I Ii
railing surrounding the altar ha
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feature dancing t bams trio and The event sehr at S p.m.
Prnnsv Iv ania Newman Clubs non-Catholic coll
versities through« States to assist 1
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Concert To In Hancock
Be Held Sunday
l:-eneath it orange leather kneel- Ldiversity of Pennsv
ing rails for rommumrants. was named alter J
Podium To Match
The pulnit. from which Father hiry
Joseph V.’eyer. pastor of the
parish and chanlain of the New-
itiated. but not present, was ,	, .	. .	0	.
K	man	(lub. drhvers his sundav
srrmnn, is a simple podium < »f
wood matching thr pews in the
church.
Hanging over the altar is n
First
the Fnited intellectual i of Cath-st Newman 1893 at the Ivania and ohn Henry
All interrsted persons arr m-lited to attend the address to x* held at the YWC.V 8'»7 W. U) Place. Prior to the talks, the lominating committee of the SA w ill present a panel of can-iidatrs. and elections for this
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Students Invited To ADS Smoker
Alpha Delta advert isi
And
NSA.
progress rr
itlil ind *wd! h ling to XS
the Presidenl
<>nl\ School
the soutiiwesi
Charles Erickson.
Speaker for the dinner was Arthur B. (»allion. dean of the School of Architecturr. Officers
Official
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Ira termi y. will	hi ml
Statici- Hotel.	The
begin at 7:30	p.m.
to einyoiip inte g profile with i	‘l’PS t - equal
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evening t»f C'haiiì^K*r \11isiv Sun-day at S 30 p.m. in Hancock Auditorium.
SC facultv mendiers Mitchell Tune. No mi a n Hrrz.beig and Anlhonv Drsidri io will hr ioi*r«'i hv Trail Kaulnun to pr. form ieipctjnns from Mozart. Glinka. Mendelssohn and Poulenc.
Mozart s Div ert ¡mento No. 1 In B-Flat Major. K 1’29 will beigli I be evening o! music Thr
i-<r Jci'I ii >11 I cvjilllr-. I»u libimeli
to i ul a has'bo. ii Liu t- llri/l/ei* is lid 1 »>• idei .. i il : ¡i-i ci'ol e uri -
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of ihe fraternity's local chapter hu„p impression presiding over the dinner were ' madp jn ‘ fihor r chaptermasicr, Clyde Auguston; Zakian Fniversii scribe, Pete von Muehlen, re- j^trurtor in fin<* arts, cortler. Karl Schvverdtteger. and The sculpture, along wilh two chapter adviser, \ erle Annis. I otliers denicting the X'irgin Also present was Randell Mak- Marv and s, ,|f)Seph are silver-insoii, a member of the school’s colored and look like heavv 1 h(■ u 11y .	steel. They, along with 1 he
. modernistic stations of the cross p..	ii I J which traditionalh hang on the
Phrateres Mold	wans of cathobr rhurdvs.
are thr onlv- ndommrnt insidr thr church. In keeping with the completely modern art work, publu 1« also iv.trd Th^rc Piratrre a womens .rrvirr the stained	windows are
-s or, and sor;.^l club, will hold us impressionistic dcpidions of the i so- menlbersh n t-a on Monday at Seven Sacraments, loists of the Los Angeles area. 3:l.i at the YAYCA.	Fitn	the	Atmosphere
Mitchell Lurieis noted for his Club president Rivko Avrutin Masses are held in the chaoel work wub the Claim.! and Bus- invites all interested women everv <la> at 7 a.m O.i Sunday
tel le-illi .'-Vliiiall lis-l/lirrl£ is	iiuJclil;	lU alleild	Ihii	lilit	11 it- v	-iic held at	M alul II .1 1 i i
r.iiovsn hji Ii - [jci toi Ilii.Iiu'e uli	inrelifig «.»I the Seme-Ici	alKi	L' Ij	p.m.	Dlinii? I.cllt
l.’ie L i"o ii. wb !e Anlboiiv De- Miis Avrutin mldrd that tboie week-dav masses will lie held sidei. i is reco .	• foi his per-	students	unable to	attend	the	at 7	a.m.	and	at .noon daily,
¡ot n.i ,r< s in ih'* I • rinei Pearl	i *a but	inier*'si d	in joining	Conlessions	are	lira i'll on > ii-
Bassi
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with Tn and piar
' open i
Membership Tea
tone is a'so invited * no charge foi adn
of the Los Angeles area. 3:
loi med. M
Issohn s Kon/.ei t
Kauf ma promine
is a should
ontact her at Harri;
and
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I ndrr tin* new probation rules that became ellective last Srptembrr, a stnd«*nt will l»e placed on probation if he does not earn a ( CJ.IUI) average in a semester or if Jus cumulative average in the I ni-versity is below i.Otl.
A student is remo\ed from probation bv earning an average of 2.0(1 or better in a semester and l>v bringing his . o-miilative average up to	or
pel ter.
\ stmlrnt °n probation "ill be disqualified if at thr end ofa semester of probation, his total record in the I niversity shows a shortage of p? or more grade points for a C av-
riaff I lie I iilllllll I ler oil vtll
tint t Scholarship liiaiiilai.ls in.jv disipiaiitv a stndeiil .it an> time, wlietber he is oil probation or not, it the < ommittee determines that lie is detic’ent
ly dinners featuring men m lhe had t advertising world. Job place- this
ment alter graduation work in pr<..........
close contact with business men ”W in the field will br promoted. puttir
Indian Bishop To Discuss Debt At Sunday Service in Bovard
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Pla/.a or bv phoning RI. 8-966-’. davs and First Friday» troni 4 in his academic achievement.
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L')r. Manikam. a member of. ha the Tamil Evangelical Lutheran ve I 'lull' ll ii presenil'. lhe II.ill
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lessor tor 1957-f)S at tb^* Fnio
ordained in the Tamil Lut
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the ieachers College ai ibia Umversitv in 1929. He Iso studied at Oxford Uni-
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