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University of Southern California
DAILY • TROJAN
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Vol. LVI
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LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1964
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Dean of Students Orders TEP To Disband After 'Strip Party
Beaten Stripper KOs Fraternity
Richard III Film To Open Festival
The ASSC Cultural Affairs | This production, which will,the Student Union or at the Committee will launch its stu-,maxk the beginning of thejdoor of the performance. Ad-dent entertainment program Shakespearean Film Festival. I mission rales for students tonight at 8 p.m. in Hancock j will be hosted by the Ama- showing identification cards Auditorium with Lawrenceizons.	’is 50 cents for each perform-
Oliver's production of ‘ Rich-1 Tickets may either be pur- ance or $2 for the entire five-aid ITT."	Ichased at the ticket office in film series.
General admission is $1 per showing or $4 for th^ entire ■ series.
j The showings of "Henry V” jon September 30th, “Julius Ceaser" on October 7th. "H amlet" on October 1 *th and “Macbeth” on October The Trojan Marching Rand Rroadwell urged anyone who 21st will complete the film marked the opening of its plays an instrument and is festival.
SUh year of service to USC interested in being in the	\sks Support
at the Orientation Week Ral- band to contact the band of-j jamPR Hinman chairman lv in Bovard last week.	fice, Rl 8-2311. ext. 591. Four|of lhe ^SSC Cultural Affairs
The hand, under the direc- men interested in being prop-| Committed asked all students tion of Ronald Rroadwell. will erty men for the band are to snpport the \SSC events appear in the Coliseum six also needed.	on campUS
Events such as the Shakespearean Film Festival arc nroduced for the members of
USC Band Opens Year With Rally
men for
in the Coliseum six also needed, limes during the football sea- Rand members receive $50 son. They will also travel to for the season, a free ticket Palo Alto on Nov. 6 for the to every USC home football
Trojans clash with the Stan- game. and a free weekend in _, T, . ... , ,, ■ i-j:,,,,-,	£	* j * ITf,r. Troy. It is onlv through this
ford Indians.	San Francisco for the USC-j J
The band represents USC Stanford game	support that quality program-,
ming of events on this cam-'
TEP HOUSE — Tau Epsilon Phi fraternity house at 745 W. 28th is quiet now following Dean Bloland's order for the
members to disband Tuesday. The fraternity's charter was indefinitely revoked after a stag party assault on a stripper.
at parades and other Southland events.
Drum .Major John Payne will again be the drum major. Supporting him will be Marty Berinbaum. hand manager: Gordon Ne-riorn. assistant band manager; Mike McDermott, uniform manager: Bill Alducushion. assistant uniform manager;
Rehearsals are held at 902
pus can be maintained,"’ Hin-
West 37th Place from 3:30 to man 5:30 p.m. every Thursday and
Friday and on Saturdavs pre-	said the other stars
ceding the home footbaIl in thp ‘ Richard ITI'' Produc-1 o-ames	tion beside Oliver, who will
play Richard, are John Gielgud as Clarence. Cedric Hard- i
Famous Architect Plans New Division
Rallies
The band will also partici-
Stu Brower; librarian: Jim 'ns tlie *'ear-	Anne.
Morris, assistant librarian; The group is currently prac-
.v* ..... o.™	Konrad Wachsmann, pio- of Wachsmann-s, who is well j fabricated space frame design
pate in rallies for basket- w|c^e aild Edward IV, Ralph neer jn industrialized build- known for the way in which’applied to airplane hangars ball and baseball games Jur- ^*chardson as Buckingham jngt wjjj j0jn the School of he organizes advanced stu- for the Air force.
and Claire Bloom as L a d y |Architecture staff, Sam T.'dents,” Dean Hurst said. j He conducted modular
Hurst, dean of the school, an- ^he program will and Fr-ik Epstein drum sec- ticing complicated marching Marlon Rrando will star in nounced yesterday.	both seminar and laboratory Federal Housing Agency and
tion leader.	’	formations which will be pre-jthe Production of “Julius Professor Wachsmann in- work.	structural systems studies for
The band played for the sented in conjunction with leaser along with James tends to develop a division Oi Prof. Wachsmann has used industry, annual Trojan Club Kickoff the Trojan card stunts.	Mason, Gielgud. Louis Cal- building research as part of inter-disciplinary seminar He designed the “Packaged
Dinner at the Hollywood Pa- Trojan Marching Band uni-!*16™ a"d Deb°rah	|a Pr°g™m °f Sradu{ue teach- at the Illinois Intsitute ofI House System” with architect
ladium last week, then at- forms, not ready in time for	‘Finest Portrayals’	mS and research m architec-iTechnology and in advanced Walter Gropius,
tended the first USC football Fridav's game, are cardinal! The production of “Ham- lure-	building seminars at major Recently in Genoa he
By TEKKY KOI TZ and GREG HILL
Dean of Students Paul A. Bloland yesterday ordered Tau Epsilon Phi fraternity to disband and suspended the group’s charter indefinitely.
Catalyst for the dean’s action was a Sunday ni^ht stag party which, according to police, featured a nu^le stripper, pornagraphic films and a subsequent assault upon the stripper. 0
The stag party, held at a TEP active's Beverly Hills home, was allegedly sponsored by the fraternity.
Beverly Hills Police Chief Clinton H. Anderson said the stripper, a young woman in her early 20s, was paid $50 to do a nude dance.
When she left the party she was asked to accompany a man whom she recognized from the party.
According to police, the stripper refused his offer.
The man allegedly preceded to hit her. breaking her nose, knocking out three teeth and inflicting lacerations around her mouth and chin.
Assaulters Identity Police would not indicate whether the man who assaulted the woman was a member of Tau Epsilon Phi fraternity.
The stripper was treated at the Beverly Hills first aid station. Further police investigation is underway today | and the case will be presented
DR. PAUL BLOLAND
. . . investigates TEPS
B.H. Police To Appear Before DA
j to the Los Angeles County; The Beverly Hills Police I District Attorney for possible Department will take action involve planning studies for the prosecu^jon	today in connection with Sun-
17.-J t u	' “v'/1	daV night's Tau Epsilon Phi
Police Chief Anderson said f . * ., .. u- ci	stripper incident,
pornographic films we ret
shown at the party in adai- The fraternity became involved with the police alter
of the season Friday and gold. Band members wear let" 'vil1 feature Oliver and The new division will beiuniversities.
helmets of the same colors Jean Simmons in the top concerned with principles and Hurst explained
game
night.
There are. several openings which resemble a Trojan nel-for new band members, met.
that
developed an urbanistic study the of reconstruction of the city's
methods of advanced buiiding
seminar system would major arteries. This included
tion to the stripper's nude
University to Fete Students Parents
Parents’ Day, the universi-l “Parents Day this year tv s annual salute to Mom will feature an afternoon con-and Dad. wil he held on Sat- vocation, morning panels, a urday, Oct. 10.	luncheon and dinner, and the
All students not living in fraternities, sororities or
donnitories should address invitations to their parents.
Greeks and dormitory residents will be supplied envelopes and need not obtain any from the student office.
view these films.”
Hinman said there will be football same at night. Shrf-I*", "'i'iatiye meet ing of the
dor. Disrud student activitieslC"l,ur,al Affalrs l-ommittM
this afternoon, 326 SU, at 3
p.m. Students interested
roles.
Maurice Evans and Judith I techniques.	make potential teachers out; the creation of a new harbor
Anderson will star in thej Seminar Teaching	of the graduate students. The area and the design for a
1%1 George Scheffer produc-! “Modern machines shouldlorganization of the seminar|skyscraper, tion of “Macbeth.”	I be utilized more in building,”! will force students to take Associate Dean of Architec
‘This series represents one Dean Hurst said.	j responsibilities, so that they
of the finest portrayals of j “This new division will help gain practical experience as Shakespearean works ever students apply new scientific!well as learn to teach.
presented. Chairman Hin- and technical knowledge to Wachsmann was born and tural teachers of our time.” ficers 0f the fraternity this man said. “Therefore every architectural planning.” itrained in Germany. He came: Establish Division	afternoon to decide what ac-
student should take advan-: Wachsmann will teach on to the United States in the! “It is with great expecta-; tjon the university will take," tage of the opportunity to an inter-disciplinary seminar 1040s. Since then he has had tion that he has been asked Dean Hull explained.
basis.	experience in the theory and to establish a building re-
Dean Hurst called it a practice of industrialized search division at USC.	be concerned with the person-i''ccornPan^r
dance.
Dean of Students Bloland gave the TEPs until :) a.m. Monday to move out of their Row home.
Dean of Men Tom Hull said further action against fraternity officers would be considered this afternoon during a special meeting in one of the ture Crombie Taylor called leans' offices.
Wachsmann “an innovator	W ill Meet TEPs
a badly beaten girl in her early twenties was brought to the Beverly Hills first aid station for emergency treatment. Beverly Hills Polire Chief Clinton H. Anderson reported.
Nude l>:uice
Officers were told the stripper had been paid $50 to
do a nude dance during a.
and one of the great architec- “We plan to meet with of-
partv at home of f
the Beverly Hillg TEP active. Police
adviser, said.
He sa:d parents would be charged $1.25 for the luncheon an $1.25 for the dinner. Tickets for the football activities game are $4.50 apiece plus mailing cost.
in
working on the committee rnay make application at this time.
said the party also included pornographic film*:
According to police reports. when the woman left
Further action wil probablv.lhe Partv ?hp 'vas a?ked to
* Inccompanv two youths in
their car.
building, prefabrication, “Not only will our graduate ,aj status of the TEP mcm-systems and component de- students be trained in the bers as students at the uni-	recognized on^ of th-
sign and the processes of mastery of the new tech-;versity.	jouths from he party, b’ t
machine production.	nologies, but Southern Cali- Disbandment of the frater- refused his offer. It was this
As a professor and director fornia will gain a powerful nity and indefinite suspen- negative reph tha pggceci of research at Illinois Tech, i new instrument to aid in the sion of its charter was order- ensuing scuffle, police
architecture ptf vesterdav bv Dean Bloland records indicated.
Farents of non-resident students, however, will not re-|
Leaders’ .Meeting
j Officers of all university ceive an invitation to Parents’ recognized organizations
Day if t heir children do not address an envelope.
Deadline for addressing t.he envelopes is Friday. The office. 324 SU, is open from 9 n.m. to 5 p.m.
Drama Sets New Policy
should attend a student leaders meeting tomorrow at 4 p.m. in Hancock Auditorium.
“During the meeting we will discuss the various services which the Student Activities Office affords.” Disrud said.
The student activities adviser described his office as a service aid to help students in planning and arranging for The department ot drama all activities and meetings, announced yesterday that any ‘We also will work with all student officially enrolled in students events and will pro-the university is eligible for ,vide all applications for com-try-outs in its major forth- milt^e membership, coming productions.	Hours Expand
Previously, only drama stu- Disrud reported yesterday dents were eligible,	that the Grill will remain open
The department's firs) pro- pintil 10 n.m. Monday through dud ion will be “Henry IV” Thursday.
(Enrico IV) by Luigi Piran- The Grill will be open until dello. Try-outs are being stag- 12 p.m. Friday and from 7 <■1 in the Stop Gap Theatre, |p.m. to midnight Saturday. September 21-21, -J to 5:30 Disrud said tentative plans | p.m.	were being made to provide
The finished product will entertainment on Friday eve-be presented November 1-7 nine's and dances on Saturday cLT.d 11-14, und«r the direction nights.
cf Professor Andrew Doe. ‘These extended hours will Copies of the play are avail- be there as long as a demand rble daily in th° Dtami De- exists,” Disrud explained. “It rartmrnt, 9 to noon, and 1 to is hoped that the new sched-5 p.m.	iule meets a need.”
“developed and refined seminar which relates the disciplines involved through assignments.” W a c h s m ann will also bring in people involved in architecture.
“This is a special technique, he developed a new pre- integration of
and new methods in the after a hearing and revieA’ of Treated for Injuries building industry.”	the chapter's record.	Chief Anderson said the
The new emphasis of tech-1 Dean Bloland said the fra- woman was treated for a nologv through the building ternity was guilty of “im- broken nose, lacerations of research program is one of proper conduct.” He said fra-jthe mouth and chin and three three directions from which ternity officers admitted that missing teeth, graduate architecture stu- the incident took place.	“I believe the two m°n who
dents can choose. The other Members of the fraternity brought the woman to the two are urban design and refused to make any com- first aid station were mem-visual arts.	ment.	1	(Continued on Pagp 2)
'SPOOK HUSKIES'
Halloween Slogan Flavors Homecoming Week Plans
Terry Kahn and Mary Earl	new addition to Homecoming event, is unavailable, ard Skewis, co-chairmen of will feature a calendar of Kahn and his committee will
Homecoming, will hold the	events, pictures, a tribute to therefore arrange to hold it initial meeting of the Home- the late Dr. Rufus von Klein- on one of the university park-
coming committee tomorrow	Smid. and alumni articles. ing lots.
night at 7 at the Gamma Phi	The program is being fin- Chris Johnson, head of the
Beta house.	ancetl by alumni and service Helen of Troy contest, has
Summer committee work	group donations, and by ajchanged the format of the
ASSUMES DUTIES — Dr. Konrad Wachsmann oversees studying architecture students. The German-trained professor
joins Ihe USC staff with world-wide accolades. He plans a new division for the school. He leaches seminar classes.
has resulted in new ideas for the Homecoming festivities, Kahn said.
This year's Homecoming slogan will be “Spook the Huskies.” as the Trojan Football team turns out on Halloween day, October 31, to play the University of Washington.
full page advertisement from contest to include two con-the 32nd Street Market. testant interviews. In former The program is being sup- years, only one interview ha3 ervised by Daily Trojan Asso- been held. Jim O'Toole and ciate Editor Bebe Scherb and Connie Korander are co-chair-will be printed by Fashion men of the contest.
Press in Los Angeles.	Deadline for house decora-
Troyland, the Homecoming tion themes and sketches is carnival, will move outside Sept. 30, and they should be this year. The Shrine Audi- turned into the Special
I A 16-page free program, ajtorium, past location of thejEvents office, 232 SU.