C^3l ifornia
daily trojan
VOL. XLIX
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5. 1957
NO. 49
PCC DECISIONS STUN TROY
BLOODY CLASH
Knights, Squires In Grid Rivalry
Apology Sent By Monarch.
Ills 11 it; ll Mrs*. ' 11H! I: I \ Vli-dallali. Crown Prince i>l Mor-ond, lias \ t »* II11 *-< 1 ;in aptdo-gv mi	if of his father.
King Mohammed V, for not being :ihl** to attend tin* rn ep-tion Monday given *•> his hon-or bv the Aral* stmlt-itts and t lie \rt Department :il >< . Tlie prince s;iid the reception was not ineltided on his lather's program, and no one im-mediatelv associated wiili the King knew about it.
Ruling Limits 3 Backs to Only 5 Games in 1958
By ( AIM. SAWYER Daily Trojan Sports lidi tor
;tantlv inconsistant Pacific C
Conference yesterday granted live games of foorball eligibility to Troy’s Jim Conroy. Rex Johnston and Ton Ortega for the 1953 season, but overlooked Mike Henry and Rod Hu-memiik. two junior linemen, and JSC’s 1057 seniors who
SC Professors Write Book on Women Today
or Methony and Dr. James A. pet' i'.son. was published recently by the Vantage Press.
Hr. Methony’. a professor of education and physical education.
• sc’, has written several works on the subjects of body dynamics and ph\ sical etiucat ion an<l is f roquent spoakor lor schools < nbs 'üid ci\ ic °rroup>
I >r IV to: son. who is in charge of the marriage education program at SC. has written ex-lensi\'ely on marriage and lam-ily adjustment. His l>ook “Lduca-1ion for Marriaee.” was adopte.i by fifty universities and colleges as n text and, in addition, hr has appealed on several TV shows a* a speaker.
In connection with tMo publication, there will bo an .1110-graph party on Monday. Dec. 0 from 12 to 2 p.m. in the SC Bookstore.
Faculty Listens to Education Problem
"V" FOR VICTORY—Coming down the field in a revival of the famous wedge" formation are the Trojan Knigiits, in preparation for their big flag foorball game tomorrow afternoon against the Squires, sophomore honcrary-service group. Ready to attack are (left side, from rear to front) Chuck
Phillips, Ted DePew, Joe Vaughan, Ralph Jarvis, Mike Navarro; and (front to rear) Pat McDermott, Larry Sipes, Ernie Pope, Gary Zimmerman. With the ball is Mark Mandala. Missing from the picture is Dennis Fagerhult, the organization's star quarterback.
MOON' SOON-BUT NOT YET
fuel for the rocket had to be un- 1	¡s rescheduled, it apparently
loaded.	|	means the 11-honr count-down
must be started irom scratch.
Except for brief announcements from the missile center artd from the Pentagon in Washington the world watched the United States on the threshold of the space age through the U|11 ‘ eyes of a cluster of newsmen.	1	h<‘	ua>	'
missile did not get off the minor technical difficulties en-1 About Iwo-s'om ol ufiotiu ground	'countered during -an 11-hour an(i photogi ap iei s gatin t < on ancp
The Defense Department an- count-down < pre-flight test) of 1 a	a t lamu ^ pi
binoculars and long-range came- 1 aimed at. the missile tout
By r.MTKI)
Cape Canave r al. Fla.
(LPi The 1.'Ucd States Jailed The Defense Department said to tire its satellite entry in the the refueling process would respace raci last mght.	¡quire several hours, pushing
A gleaming six-inch	baby tost crews “to a fatigue point
moon nosiled ¿ill day and into consider 'd dangerous to ihe suc-thc night in the bosom of a 72- i ce*=s of tlie test." foot long Navy Vanguard roc- Tlioie were repealed delays ket at the missile firing center i all day yesterday in the firing on Florida's east coast. But the schedule, caused by presumably
■ying all the way." Later Kel-
ar was	caughi	netting a gainst ; nounced tha.t because of tech-	I	the satellite carrier,
s Knight nine.	nical difficulties and the weari-	i	The latest interruption	of Ihe	rH
Rarnc>	“Tonsils''	Rosonzweig	ness of the crews at the launch-|	count-down was announced	at	mil* s way.
nr	play-by-play	ing center, the tiring would l>e	,6:25 p.m. pst. The test	had	55
(1 it i' rumored that Dan Cas- postponed. No new launching | minutes to go when it was halt- ed Ini tiier unceriainiy '>111 l\ muht he persuaded to lead time was given because al this ed.	1	weathor bogan Clearing in t
liquid oxygen used ac When the launching scheilule early alternoon.
			SC'. U	CLA and Cd 1	
undertake a	SO. 1	rcli t«*r know I-	teivf d	approval to	\ li tually iat t h» a
"Those w ho	sii	li’ii* make sug-	p r e 5 e n	ted to the P	(s'C Th»
gestions." she	re i	ilied. “and then	t Ui.po J p |-Jj	•fl |>ol t from t	lip con-
let y ou go ou	W II	i your own and ideas."	t>renc*p these d<	'ma nds were	ni sod if not ap-
Rule Out		Proctor«	proved :	should soon be	»corne a
Sipes poiir		out that in	reality.		
courses which		1 t.-ught in this	i	1 lon.l or Doubt	
mannei "stuili	s ni>	• won't need to	The n	lotion that gi\	.c> rivf»
be rulerl wit	ii •	m iron hand."	games of	eligibility to tl	ir thi» r
Proctors durir	1LT e	xams and daily	Trojan h	lacks 1 e i t a i	•loud of
roll calls won	Id 1	r ». * unnecessary.	. doubt ai	ion t the reinst	aîomrnt
he said.			o| lineili	en Henry and	Humr-
Dr. Gordon	a>l	:ed the student	nuik. '11	ie vote called	for all
officials what	si	iggestions they	mem liei s	ot the 1955	Trojan
could make r	I) ii	icrease student	P'rosh w	ho had allege	dl> !’P-
integrity.			ceived ill	egal aid to rect	■»ivo ttv e
Trie	*t 1	‘llpils	nes ol	eligibility in 19.	5S Hen-
If the nroft	‘S' 1	:s w on Id place	ry «nd 1!	umenuik. two si	
a greater tin	si	in tlicit pupils	men Coa	ich Don Clar	k w as
it won id help.	Sit;	»os replied. “By	counting	on heavily to Ic	ad Troy
eliminating proct		ors pacing the	back to	t h e top in	loot ball.
aisles during <	> \ ;. I	ns and instme-	wei e not	members of tha	t squad.
tors peeking	?\	lile examinees	Henry	was a mem bei	
from *i>ehind	the	fir books, stu-	1955 .IV	squad and Hi	
dents would	rea	lize that their	played ft	)ot ball at Piei c	
honor is not	being questioned.’		1055. In	fact. Henry a	nd Un-
he said.			menuik r	•eeeived less ot	tile ille-
Less cheating i		s also found in	gal aid	than Conroy. .1	ohnstoii
classes v. here	O'	say exams in-	and < >i t<	E?ga but will [	nobably
stead of the	oh jt	H'tive type are	receive i	io eligibility no	xt year
Student Enmity Curbs Judicial Popularity
< lalMor's note:	This is til«*
filial installment in a series of siv article«* bv Daily Tro-j;!ii staffer Priscilla Rockwell Oll Ille slll«U'llt judicial sy s-teni at N<\1
LAW ENFORCERS—Members of the Men's Judicial Council are first row (I - r) Jerry VVulk, non-voting counsellor of men, Mcrt Schoernherr, chief |uslice; and Dave White.
Those in the second row are (l-r) Stan Shaw, Gordon Baird, Dan Cassidy, Jerry Slocum and Scort FitzRandolph.
Not I nderstood
And what is not clearly understood by most of u* is that our judicial councils only part-]v lepresent the authority ol the university administration, but that they represent an important p.n t of it. A person who has been suspended on recommendation of one of the councils resents ihe council il-solf. lie d-*'s not undei stand that it is the university, not Hie judicial body, which actually takes the action against him.
Thf» important point here for him is that the decision has come from a group of students like himself who can appreciate his problems, and this is a decision which, almost wilhoul exception. the university acts upon
boih the council and ih»' administration play in deciding what his penalty will be. hr may »till, in si me ca^ei. comnlain that anotiier authority got to him In i II,- ni.iv ^.tv “but T
SMILING JUDGES-Members of the Womens Judicial Court are first row (l-r) Mary Kots'kos, Baibara Hancock (Chief Justice)
and Carolyn Good. In the second row are (l-r) Margaret Ccrry, Estelie Davies, Gayie Moss and Margo Oliphant.
And like the little boy who gels spanked by his tat her for naughtiness in school, so the student carries the responsibility lor the good name of the SC school family with him whenever he ‘goes, and be must expect to 1h‘ spanked by his school father.
But 1 hi< point is not clear to the complainer. most likely. He • fill say that he “didn't understand that."
And he scores a point line. Too littie has been said to him early enough to make ibis plain This i> a problem which gives the judicial system a black eye it does not deserve. Student government could cooperate bettor to present the new student v\ a more realistic view ture university lile.
I nderstand \utliority But even if a student understands and accepts the authority which the councils repres» nt. he may still [»• ini 1o their structural weaknesses and foe] resent fill.
Some of the inconsistencies in the articles of the AMS and AWS constitutions which concern the structure of the coun-; oils were pointed out in prev ious articles, hut it is important to note again the most glaring ! weakness.
The I act that I ho councils select their own members cannot be overemphasized as danger-1 oils. This i' not 1o suggest that members selected in this way may not do their work well, but t lie loss of confidence by the students in their impartiality is immeasurable.
Needs tioing-Over What seems plain is ih <t the i entire judicial system needs a ! thorough going over The ASSC ¡makes chnges in its constitution ¡when it feels that conditions ! have changed to make t h e m necessary. And the judicial sys-! torn is no less of a dy namic | body w hich needs also to adapt itself periodically to the now needs of the group it serves And the ASSC is Ihe logical ; place for such a re* iew of the judicial system to start. A com-I mittee composed of faculty members and of students who are representative <>l the many campus troupin^s i Ii utn mly. sorority. independent, etc. • could draw up a list o! suggested improvements which could be submitted to the student body I r a vote
Decision >liiii' M
SC athletic department
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Pastor Will Speak Tonight
pa<tor. will address ihe Pr«-sby-t«'rians on Campus tonight al T on the topic "Why I Chose the Church” The meeting will be held at the Presbyterian Center. 851 W. 3fith St.
Dr. Little is pr.stor of the HH)<»-member Pasadena I’ri sby-terian ('¡lurch and is currently president o| the Board of Chris-
Today s Weather
Showers have been looa'asl by the weatherman lor this moiling. and this afternoon w.!l be clearer and wmdy. A !n/h ol is predicted for today. Vrstet-day's high was 72 and the low was 5S.
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All students who have »i^n-rd ii|» for the Santa Paula Weekend Hospitality Trip art* re«|ii«*sted to t n It i 11 lloir e«*m mittii**nts h\ reportin'; promptly al p.m. ««ii Friday atter-Iioitn at the H\( V
Persons from th** llotary International will 1»^ there to «r«‘et students and drive them to Santa Paula.
\ iets *s. I .o^lie
( oreign Student \dviser
SCIENCE TRAINING GETS NEW BOOST
Official
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To All Residence Hall Residents:
Manx students have inquired abolit housing in the Resilience Halls for the spring semester, in order to determine how
«indents Participai«
, Hies., ¡isis and b
available, it will I»«* neeessan	uvostigat«)rs ' >
for you to have your applica-	assigned will 'oe
tions in the Housing bureau	to help the n »o»’
by l)e<-. I.i. I!>.*»“. Vonr spa. e	, needed, ad' is
will he held until this .late af-	.onal matters,
ter which time the room will	through ith secu:
be available to general appli ca I lolls.
Thank von a ça in tor I lie c.i operation von have away»
sIlOlV II III Ils.
Mrs. Pat Vrnoid llireetor <>l Housing.
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