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Stanford Query:
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Vol. XVI

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1964
No. 33
SEMiNAR SPEAKER	>J//e/7 DulleS
'Brainstorming' Expert To Address Advises More Creativity USC Institute
" i Alien W. Dulles, former
“Too many of today's toj) negative light by the group, j ways be a small minority op- director of the Central In-Icaders are not creative The second phase is a much;posed to the final decision telligence Agency, will be one thinkers; in fact, some mightimore time consuming one but that they will usually °f the featured speakers at even hinder the creative at- than the first.	yield to the wishes of the USC’s 41st annual Institute
mosphere.”	! “The third stage then, is majority.	of World Affairs meeting at
Pursuit himself has been the Huntington-Sheraton in called in several times to act Pasadena, Dec. 6-9. as a brainstorming leader in Dulles will address the last many business situations. session of the institute on It is this same creative “The Craft of Intelligence.”
Dan Pursuit, executive of-|an elimination round. It is at ficer of the Youth Studies j this time, after hearing both Center and adjunct professor the pros and cons of each of public administration, ex- j suggestion, that the members pressed this view last week at | of the group vote on the vari-
a journalism seminar.	ous solutions which they have executive officer who has The former CIA head has
Pursuit an 18-year cam- Just discussed.	been a key figure in the rais- most recently been a member
pus veteran maintained that “They thereby limit the ing of $2,970,000 for the Gf the Warren Commission these leaders who are defici- number of solutions which i Youth Studies Center. He is which investigated the assas-
might well have numbered also famous in the field of sination of President Ken-into the hundreds,” Pursuit training law enforcement of- nocjy.
noted-	ficers.	! -power 0f Responsibility”
At this 1	“T L	-
Enrico IV to Open Tonight at Stop Gap
Doe to Direct Pirandello Play
process
overcome
ent in the creative could successfully this by employing the process of “brainstorming.”
“The creative individual is one who asks himself how can I improve what I am doing?" Pursuit said. “Brainstorming then, is this theme applied to group problem solving.”
Brainstorming, he explained, is a process whereby a group assembles and reaches a feasible solution to their mutual problem.
Pursuit explained that a neutral person is appointed as the leader of a group and it is up to this person to keep the debate flowing. Not necessarily guiding it in any dated.
particular direction but just Such is the case with USC's making sure that it is always centrifuge, tucked safely moving.	away for the past 20 years
“In the first phase of behind Science Hall, 3651 brainstorming, the members University Avenue, but now of the participating group facing the moment of truth offer as many possible solu- as the new replaces the old. tions to the problem as possi-
of mv
time, the group; I attribute many u* members virtually tear apart past successes to the use of the remaining solutions and the brainstorming process finally vote on the one which which I believe in and utilize they wish to implement. Pur-'wholeheartedly,” Pursuit suit added that there will al-!said.
be the theme of this year's institute, which will be dedicated in the memory of Chancellor Rufus B. von KieinSmid who died July 9. Chancellor Founder The institute was founded by the late chancellor and is the oldest continuous meeting of its kind in the nation.
Numerous other western colleges and universities cooperate with USC in the in-w ,.	,	.	stitute.
Machines replace humans, served its purpose very well. Campus intellectual and but even a machine as rela- but it is not sophisticated servjce gr0ups are invited to
Gravity Machine Receives Facelift
ble.
“Onlv positive statements!	Ti • • i
are aired at this time. This .s ^ity. Its original purpose
very important to remember, . °, !n ou e uman
The negative statements 1*** 8. .t0J*rul?; of
tively modern as the centri- j enough for today’s fuge must inevitably be up- aoe-’
In order to add ‘‘sophistication’’ to the centrifuge, the old drive mechanism is being removed and a new mechanism will be installed.
The machine will then be able to simulate the acceleration changes an astronaut will undergo.
Flywheel Change The old flywheel on the centrifuge is being permanently disposed of, Reid explained. It was originally
A centrifuge is
which produces
a device artificial
make up the second phase of |^on’ *^at is, hem much ap U8e<j for st0rage Qf power to the brainstorming process."|>>lKd ,orce the b0<!y can teke';drive the centrifuge, but a Pursuit said.	According to Steven Reid, j direct power drive, employ-
After the tenative solutions to the problem are stated and recorded, they are individually discussed in a
space send delegates to the conference.
IR School Director Ross N. Berkes, who is currently teaching at the National War College in Washington, D.C., will head the institute.
Speaking on the institute’s theme. Dr. Berkes said, “international affairs were a great deal easier, and considerably more comprehensible, when power and responsibility were fairly simple concepts that were both recognizable and manageable.”
Large Growth
“While the entire world has borne witness to the in
research assistant for the i ing electricity and eliminating physiology department, which the need for storage, will credible growth of both con-handles the centrifuge, “the;ultimately take its place machine as it now stands has
An annex, to be constructed on part of the vacant area in back of Science Hall, will allow more space for conducting the assorted programs for which the centrifuge is used.
USC Projects “We usually work on pro-
Two representatives of the from the San Francisco and jects from local contractors Coro Foundation, a non-parti- Los Angeles area colleges. .like North American, but we
Crads to Apply For Coro Study
san and non-profit organization to introduce young citizens to public affairs, will talk to USC graduate students here today and tomorrow7.
Chosen on a basis of writ-'have engaged in several in-ten applications and oral in- teresting projects of more terviews, they will be aw^ard- national interest in the past,” ed grants of either $2250 or Reid said.
$2700, varying according to Notable among these w*as need.	the gathering of data by the
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) in its experiments with the chimpanzee Enos in the late 1950’s.
Tom Hoeber of UCLA and The interns will spend four Lynn Dixon of USC will con- days a wreek in the field ob-duct the interviews with stu- serving public affairs in ac-dents interested in the nine- tion.
month program.	in this capacity they will
Coro will choose 24 interns observe government agencies,! for this year's program, participate in political cam-Twelve each will be selected Paigns and take part in the
----J programs of businesses and
|	labor unions.
Clergyman
/	They will also sit in on
meetings of legislative bodies,! take field trips, hear guest! speakers and complete re-! search projects in many pub-! lie areas.
cepts in the past generation, there is reason to doubt that the w'orld has made anything like corresponding progress in the management of either.”
Dr. Berkes stated that one of the gravest crises in world affairs is beginning to emerge in the dangerously growing gap between power on the one hand and responsibility on the other.
“Our country stands in the center of this crisis,” he said.
“It is not our problem alone,” he said. “Power and responsibility are the basic challenge of mankind, whether one is examining the UN, NATO, or the Alliance for Progress, the emerging states of Asia and Africa, or even Communist powers.”
The first dramatic offering of Stop G*p Theater’s 1964-65 season, “Enrico IV,” will premier at 8:30 tonight.
Written by Luigi Pirandello, the play will he di^, retted by Professor Andrew E. Doe.
Written by Luigi Pirandello, the play wil be directed by Professor Andrew E.
Doe.
Graduates Beqin New
Tom Costello, winner of several acting awards, will star as Enrico; while Ellen a ■
Elliot Ketchum will portray	I Iff IOC
the Marchioness Matilda\&	wIMVIIWJ
Spina.	The Graduate School of
Set in modern Italy. Ma- Business Administration has tilda attempts to explain to!started a unique 30-week in-her friends that he is not. as stitute of advanced advertis-he believes. Henry IV.	inS studies for training 16
Entering into his world of n"en and a w’oman as adver-fantasy, she utilized sets rising managers, representing an 11th Century The program was planned German castle, designed by by the Board of Governors Steve Kent.	of the Southern California
World of Fantasy Council of the American As-Accompanying her into un- sociation of Advertising reality are her daughter and Agencies (4 A's) in conjunc-a lover, played by Susan tion with USC’s office of Benoit and Tom Basham, executive programs.
|They represent her ownj	program was initiated
young life.	USC on Oct. 15. and is
Also prominent in the play patterned after a similar pro-are a doctor, played by gram held last year at ! Steve Bellon. who thinks he Northwestern University in must give Enrico back his Illinois.
sense of sanity, and a rela-j pour advertising executives
The family of today is a jthe emotional needs of its	Portra^ed and a USC professor from
the School of Business constitute the faculty. Classes will meet each Thursday evening from 6:30 to 9:30 until May 27.
Education Director
years ago, he re-j^	, r f ! ^r- William H. Reynolds
Man s Struggle for Life win head the institute faculty | Production manager Wil- ag edllcational director. Dr. Needs Maturity	liam C. White described the ;Reynoids wnl iecture to the
“It is now introverted, and play as an example of the ciasses .evaluate student work more emotional maturity is struggle for the life of a and advise the students, necessary to meet its needs.” man trapped in the theatrical Dr. Peterson attributes:realm in which truth and il-these domestic changes torus*on seem united in confu-
“In a sense it has shriveled several factors.
in function.”	With the growth of urban- L manTcritics To "be one of I faculty include: Montgomery
tafion and the mobility ofLj, OT,tstilndlllg tragedies 0f|N. McKinney of Doyle. Dane, industrialization, the fanmly! mocjern drama.	Bernbach. Inc., who will teach
moves around more often and[ (<T u ,.________account management. He is a
he admitted. |1S tnerefore a smaller and more closelv knit unit.
PIRANDELLO PLAY — A scene from "Enrico IV," an Italian play opening tonight at Stop Gap Theater. The play is the first mainstage production of the semester.
Nuclear Age Destroys Traditional Family Life
The family of today is a the emotional needs of its nuclear family and is far re-;members by creating a close
moved from the patriarchal companionship relation rather family of our grandparents''than an economically oriented day, Dr. James A. Peterson, group, he maintained.
| by Don Rodgers.
Michael Vosse. Gar Camp-
was 50 marked.
bell, Lance Larsen. Carlos Yieniegra and Steve Kent
chairman of the	| The family is now intensive counselors o*f the Germ a n em-
anthropology depart ments	than extensive, as it
and head of the marriage counseling training program, said yesterday.
‘The family has lost the religious, recreational, protective and work functions it had two or three generations ago.” Dr. Peterson commented during an interview,
iri!several iactors.	i~
"Enrico IV” is considered
He is a graduate of Southern Illinois University and the University of Chicago.
Executives participating as
The
otherwise obtain,” he said. frequent, he said. Second, the family meets j	Emancipation
man
To Discuss The Slobs'
Rev. Methodist
David Lehmberg. j The fifth day of each week. campus minister W1'! * spe"‘ “ and director of USC's Weslev vf	6Cled by the
Foundation, will talk on 0 staff.
“Slobbish Unslobs” tonight at Coro Foundation has devel-| 6 at the Wesley Foundation. °Pened a personalized train-817 W. 34th St.	technique to “mobilize
T , , . .	, the idealism of top college
m erg s a. ''l	graduates for practical appli-
the first in a senes of three! catjons in the community," speeches on what .t means to acording t0 Hoeker
be a rational, disciplined, self-1 TT , ,, . , ,	i
Under this plan the stu-;
dents learn the elements of j
leadership in action situations
conscious man of faith in the 20th century.
Rev. Lehmberg defines a man of faith as a “pioneer in the civilizing process or a lucid sentinal of authentic j terns humaness or even a slobbish jce. unsiob.”
with actual leaders. In this way they are individually guided into the desired pat-of active public serv-
Continuing. Lehmberg says that 20th century men and women must grasp the significance of what it means to h* such a pioneer or sentinal and intentionally join with:
Intellectual (irowth
Coro interns also develop the emotional-intellectual fiber needed in their field. They! are equipped to recognize and appraise contrary doctrines and ideologies while piomot-
others who are like-minded to ing the “American System.” fr.rra a self-conscious, ordered! In the early 1960’s Presi-structure.	dent John F. Kennedy praised
Rev. Lehmberg says that the Coro program for its cur-(Continued on Page 2) rent endeavors.
Two Functions
domestic group still
serves two important func- .	**t believe that the extreme-
tions. however, he admitted. *s tnerefore a smaller and| moHern concents of life graduate of Oberlin College. , ,, r	,, . more closelv knit unit.	.
First, the family culturates	*	which Pirandello presents Lecturing on media will be
the next generation, “by The loss of social control^should interest every think- Taylor H. Rhodes from Er-adding values and norms by the church has made jng college students, even win, Wasey, Ruthrauff & which children could not divorce easier and m o r e though it wras written in the Ryan. Rhodes is a graduate
jl920’s,” White said.	of Southern Methodist Uni-
Throughout the play the versity and the University of The education and emanci- mute question is extended:1 Kansas, pation of women and their To what extent are our acts Robert Wheeler, of Young growth in status in society is! conscious ?	& Rubicam, will conduct
another reason for the | “Pirandello scientifi c a 11 y j classes in creativitv. He at— (change in the family pattern. examines the madness and tended the Art Institute of “Men and women must sanity, the fantasy and real- i Chicago and has been in ad-icopc with new expectations ity of the human mind. The vertising for 30 years, of each other, and the plav reduces itself to a ques- The topic of research will modern woman's greater;tion of‘public self’or‘private be handled by Hugh Zielske depth may be hard on a self’,” White said.	of Foote. Cone & Belding.
man's ego,” Dr. Peterson ex-, Special problems were Zielske graduated from the !r.io;«0ri	i	(Continued on Page 2)1	(Continued on Page 2)
plained.
VAN
KAAM
Psychologist to Discuss Religion in Panel Taik
“Existentialism, Psychiatry tligion and Psychology-’ in Chicago and Brandeis L ni-
and Religion” will be the	Hancock Auditorium at 7 versity.
topic of a panel discussion	p.m. Father von Kaam also
highlighting Dr. Adrian von	He will also participate in serves on the editorial board
Kaam’s visit today.	an informal discussion at 10 for a number of psychologi-
Father von Kaam is pro-	a.m. in the Newman Center cal journals and has contri-
fessor of psychology at Du-	and will address the Faculty buted many articles to them,
quesne University, Pittsburg.	Center Association at noon One of his major work.
He is noted as a bridge	on “The Role of Religion in'“Religion and Personality.”
between the w'orlds of science	the Maturing Personality.” was published this year by
and religion.	Father von Kaam, born and Prentice-Hall.
Dr. J. Wesley Robb, head	educated in Holland. wras He also spent the past
UPDATING — USC’s 20-year old centrifuge machine i« receiving a major overhaul. This facelift will enable tha instru-
ment to carry on the work of a modern, sophisticated mechanism. The centrifuge tests a human's endurance in outer space.
of the USC department of re- active in the Dutch under-ligion and assistant dean of ground during the Nazi oc-LAS, and Dr. Herman Harvey, professor of psychology He came to the and creator of the CBS series “Touch of Fame,” will also be on the panel.
Father von Kaam will cli-,max the day's activities with la free public lecture on “Re-
summer lecturing in European Universities, cupation.	The Newman Center is co-
He came to the United sponsoring this visit with the States in 1954.	! Chaplain’s office.
The religion professor re- Dr. Cantelon said that ‘ an
ceived his doctoral degree at Western Reserve University and wrent on to study psychotherapy at the University of
outstanding representative” of the Jewish and Protestant faiths will appear later in the year.