University of Southern California
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DAILY ©TROJAN
Editorial Writer
Scout Hein Call? Depth Big Sooner Asset
Student Union Vote
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1963
President Topping to Dedicate New Olin Hall ot Engineering
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Building to House Four Departments
YEARBOOK PLAN
Editor Announces El Rod Positions
Sixteen new El Rodeo staff members and assistants were announced yesterday by Yearbook Editor Ponchitta Pierce.
Staff positions, many of which are salaried, are still open, the editor sa. . Applications for jobs, which range from secretary to section editors, may be picked up in 300 SU or 405 SU.
Persons already appointed to work on this year's annual include Marilyn Farley, managing editor; Nan Tandy, art editor; Brooke Gabrielson, production manager; John Williams, photo editor; and Jim Walshe, assistant to the editor.
such things as a center for the performing arts, a center for the study of international and public affairs building for the Graduate School of Business Administration — and still more dormitories, laboratories and buildings for the sciences,’’ Dr. Topping said.
One of the new dormitories is the Cecele and Michael C.
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OLIN HALL — This new S2.3 million portion of the Master Plan will be dedicated today at 10 a.m. by Dr. Topping. The engineering hall is the first structure to
be completed under the Master Plan begun in 1961. The structure will hold four major departments and labs. It also houses the School of Engineering library.
PONCHITTA PIERCE
... El Rodeo editor
Balloting to End On Union Tax
'Draculas Plot Night Meeting
The Count Dracula Society, an organization “devoted to the serious study of horror films and gothic literature,” will meet at the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity, 666 W. 23th St., tonight at 7:30.
A new board of governors will be appointed and plans for the celebration of the 200th anniversary of the birth of legendary Mrs. Ann Kadcliffe will be made.
Herman Cohen’s “Horrors of the Black Museum,” in color and cinemascope, and a brief lecture, “Vampires Do Exist: The Beliefs of Father Montague Summers,” are also on the society’s agenda.
MARILYN FARLEY
. . managing editor
Navy Group Picks Evans As Leader
USC Will Renew Funds For ISH Maintenance
caused a change of plans, it didn't change the basic intentions of Kappa Sigma.
On Sept. 1 Kappa Sigma was officially reinstated at USC. It is now recognized by the Interfraternity Council.
Fraternity Affairs Adviser Mike Paulin says the fraternity has pledged 18 men. In addition, six members of Kappa Sigma who were attend-I ing other schools have transferred to USC. The other men who were in Kappa Sigma in its last year at USC have rejoined the group.
Kappa Sigma President Dick Ross, a graruate transfer student, claims repair work on the structure’s second floor will be finished by the end of October. He also claims his fraternity has the best pledge class oa the Row.
was to initiate the specific plans for reforming.
It is a big job to “colonize" a university, as the opening of a new fraternity house on a campus is called, according to Angeloff. He said the task of recolonizing included obtaining a national charter, producing a rush list, and refurbishing the old fraternity house which Kappa Sigma still owned—they are still in, the process of putting it back into shape.
By the first of July Kappa Sigma was well on the road to becoming a fraternity again at USC. It was on that day( that the alumni held a party; for potential pledges; it was also on that day that the top floor of the front of the Kappa Sigma house burned.
Although the near disaster,
be subject to review and re- tributions totaling $800 from newal at that time, depend- sororities and fraternities. In ing upon the need and value March the university took of programs both accomplish- over rent costs and in July ed and proposed.	announced that it would cov-
“We are thankful to the er rent, utilities and insur-university for taking over ance.
much of the financial burden This semester the chairmen particularly at a time when hope to form a group of in-USC's Master Plan is in proc- ternational associates who ess.” they explained.	I will help share expenses.
“Now that the university “We hope, too, that indi-has given the maximum it vidual groups on campus and can to assist the house, it the Row will make contribu-will be up to the students to tions to the house,” Sarkar carry it through.”	said.
They added that ISH will To many, ISH stands as a have to rely heavily on vol- symbol and inspiration of in-unteer help and active partic- ternational cooperation, ipation from the student body friendship and brotherhood, if it is to remain a success. To others it shows the com-Last year the house was pletion of one year's work by financed by more than $5,000 the administration and stu-in private donations and con-,	(Continued on Page 4)j
By PONCHITTA PIERCE Contributing Editor
USC will continue its support of the International Student House (ISH) by providing free rent, utilities and insurance. ISH chairmen Amu Sarkar and Ed Pyle announced yesterday.
They added that the house's operations and guidance will be under the direct authority and control of Yiets Logue, counselor of foreign students.; Governing the house will be a faculty member and the chairmen, all living on the premises. No other persons may remain in the house overnight.
The chairmen were told by the administration that the agreement would continue through June 30, 1964. It will.