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19 6 6 SWEEPSTAKES WINKER OF
CALIFORNIA INTERCOLLEGIATE PRESS ASSOCIATION
University of Southern California
DAILY • TROJAN
Vol. XVII	’	LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1966	Xo. 108
Hermanson
Pledges
Stagnation
Week Will Feature Awards, Discussions
By H \L LANCASTER Assistant Editorial Director
There's something fishy j about the latest entrant in the ASSC presidential race.
She's Laurel Hermanson, a: write-in candidate facing Taylor Hackford, Bob Harmon.
Mike Mayock and Don Rogers.
It seems dribs and drabs of former ASSC President John Betinis keep slipping into her campaign.
In her platform statement. J Miss Hermanson said she was fed up. “I've been at this: school five years and have' seen only one intelligent ASSC presidential campaign: abolishment of the student government.
Oddly enough, that was Betinis’ platform.
Other odd things: Miss:
Hermanson is a medical student, like Betinis. Her cam-; pnign manager is Russ Hicks, who was also instrumental in Betinis’ campaign.
Even her speeches sound strangely similar to Betinis'.
The familiar quotes are there: "troth and twaddle,",
“callow fops." “promise them anything but give them a pledge.”
Also the same day she an- Tickets for Songfest go on sale today in the uni-
nounced hoi p at orm. e versitv ticket office, 209 Student Union.
Daily Trojan received a letter	^ as fo,]ows; box seats> $3>50; reseiTed
Project
CHANCE
Aids Area
Men and women seeking to help both the community and the university in a personal way may apply for staff positions in Project CHANCE at the campus YWCA, Michele Gibbs, student coordinator. announced Friday.
“This program, which stands for child and community enrichment, consists of 1 scheduling craft activities 'and field trips for first and | second graders from the 37th j Street School one afternoon ! a week,” she said.
Field trips in the past year have utilized the facilities in Stop Gap Theatre and the USC planetarium to give the children an idea of how their student directors live.
“For people in the community, Project CHANCE is | tangible evidence that ‘the i island of tranquility' does have its birds of passage and
______ ____________ ___________ . ,________ Junior Class Vice-President at least one channel which
supporting ^ss ermanson. sea^ §2.50 and $2: and general admission, $1.50. Maggie McEntee, a history j allows a free exchange of It uas signe \ . o ttinis. Songfest. the largest collegiate musicale in the major, has announced her, thoughts and experiences.” Her platform is D\ NAMIL nation, will take place the Architecture and College P'a^orm f°r the office of Miss Gibbs said. STAGNATION (she request- ev-ening of May 14 in the Hoi- j^ajj. p]^ Ddt:a. Theta a^d vice‘President f°r student ed lhe capitalization).	lywood BowL	KaDDa KaDDa Gamma: and activities.
Huges Aircraft Gives Planetarium
Barton Evans (left) represents Hughes Aircraft at presentation of a planetarium to USC. Acceping the gift for the
Astronomy Department are Dr. Tracy Strevey, vice president for academic affairs, and Dr. John Russell (right).
Songfest Tickets McEntee , Go on Sale Today Hopes to Set
Precedents
‘The program emphasizes
Kappa Kappa Gamma; and a'-L1WL1Lt’-	the need both students and
A Troydition for the past Phi Kappa Tau and A 1 p h a In a statement to the Daily children feel to share at least owns 13 years, Songfest. 1966. Delta Pi.	Trojan, she said she would a small part of their lives
the ASSC outright, and mat promises to be one of the best Production division. Gam-Iike to establish precedents Vith each other.”
is why Betinis wasn t allowed productions ever, Chairman p] - R f , p. v_nns,!for future holders of this!	._
to abolish this childish cha- Marshall Dobry said recently.	p'n: „nr. VRJn post, since the office is a new
rade of a government. J Afler vielving prelims at
“We know better now. the end of March, Dobry siion and Pi Beta Phi- and ^ would like to see the CShe didn't say who “we" pointed out that the judges Kappa Sigma and Delta ’Gam. °^ce develop into something were.) “ASSC can't be abol- had a hard time eliminating ma. ' more than a subsidiary to the ished and most assuredly any groups because of the	___
She says:
“The administration
high quality of this year's entries.
Art Magizine Will Dehut Wednesday
“L’ Assemblage," the first
president's office. I would like to prove that the position has its own value," she said.
She would also try to unify the ASSC committees, and
aims of the president.
can't be improved.”
Miss Hermanson show definite confidence, saying The sixteen groups appear-she will be elected as a write- ing in Songfest are as fol-in candidate.	lows:
“And I promise to do ab-: Small group division : solutely nothing. No other Lambda Chi Alpha and Alpha promises. Let the other can- Gamma Delta; Alpha Tau didates, callow fops that they Omega and the USC Potters are, pledge what troth and Guild; Theta Chi and Delta twaddle they may. but my Gamma; Arnold Air Society program remains: DYNAMIC and Angel f light. Gamma Phi magazine to be published by Braun and Paul Liles.
Senior Girl Gets Fashion Fellowship
Dale Keaough received
carry out the policies and word Thursday that she had
been awarded a fashion fel-
ST AGNATION.
“I will be elected.”
Student Films Win 3 Awards
Beta; and Delta Sigma Phi. the Fine Arts Department, Women's division: Univer- will go on sale Wednesday in sity Hall. *	Harris Hall Plaza.
Mixed division: Kappa Al- The magazine will be pub-pha Theta and Beta Theta lished once a semester. Each Pi: and Delta Delta Delta and of the departments will be Phi Sigma Kappa.	represented in the 32-page
Novelty division: School of magazine.
Mauk Joins
Rue Tells Platform for Sophomores
Soph Rep
articles in “L’Assemblage” will give the art history department a chance to contribute to this showcase of student work.
Films made by students in Race for
the Department of Cinema have earned three out of five top awards in a Wellesley College film competition that
attracted entries from col- Citing his belief that USC
leges and universities is not offering all the activi- Co-editors Tom Byerts and throughout the U.S.	ties, education, and opportu- Dick Ryerson said the maga-
Wellesley screened the nities for expression it can zine is intended “to show the award-winning films in a pub- and sh™ld. Bill Mauk an- rest of the student body what lie presentation Saturday n°unced his candidacy for has been achieved by the art when the panel of judges sophomore representative Fri- students at USC." gave their critical appraisal. day-	“L’Assemblage” is written
The judges were Robert Gar- Mauk told the Daily Tro- and Published by the art stu- grade_ ner of Harvard. Paul Lee of jan he would work for more dents with the help of
Miss McEntee has been ^shiP	Tobe-Coburn
AWS secretary, dorm vice- Sch°o1 ,F^lcn Careers president, and a member of in e" 01 1 Spurs and Amazons.	Miss Keaough, who will be
Her opponents are Bob ?ranted Iher B A:„in ’ourna‘-
ism m June, will receive a
full-tuition fellowship, valued at $1,750 for the year 1966-67. in the twenty-eighth annual awards for senior college women in a nationwide contest.
Beginning a one -year course in September. Miss Keaough will study under The major article in the! *	fashion experts at Tobe-Co-
first publication will deal with Vickie Rue, candidate for burn, well known throughout the Yugoslav Fresco Exhibit sophomore representative, an- the country as a school pre-that was here last month. The nounced her four-point plat- paring young women for exform Friday.	ecutive positions in buying.
Miss Rue feels the Execu- advertising and fashion co-tive Council should propose ordination.
the following:	j	-
• That students be represented on all administration committees.
•That there be a Festival of the Arts in the spring semester of 1967.
© That subjects taken outside one's major be given a pass or fail instead of a letter
DR. DAVID DIETZ
. . . Speaks at Noon
Newsman ill Speak In Hancock
“Science, Newspapers and the Future,” will be the subject of a free public lecture by Dr. David,Dietz, distinguished American science writer and lecturer, today at noon in Hancock Auditorium.
Sponsored by the USC School of Journalism chapter of Sigma Delta Chi, the lecture will be the first offered in the West in a series supported by the Sigma Delta Chi Foundation. Each of the lectures will be given by a Fellow of Sigma Delta Chi, national professional journalism fraternity.
Science editor of the Scripps- Howard newspapers and a member of the editorial staff of the Cleveland Press. Dr. Dietz has authored a daily newspaper column on science and medicine since 1923.
He is the author of three best-selling books for young people: “All about Satellites and Space Ships,” “All about the Universe," and “All about Great Medical Discoveries.”
University Women To Define Own Roles
A faculty panel discussion of “The Woman’s RoIp in the Academic Comnuinitv” will highlight Women's Week, which begins todav and runs through May 2.
The discussion is part of a Mortar Board women’s honorary meeting to tap new members in Hancock Auditorium tonight at 7. ! cussed in a program f ailed Panel members are Kathe- “Encounter" at the Kappa rine Bracher. instructor in Alpha Theta house Saturday
astronomy; Mary R. Mahl. at J° pm' .
,	, „ Representatives from thp
assistant Professor of Eng-, dormitories and sororiti„ W1„
hsh; and Barbara Shell Stone.jdiscus3 HaroId Taylor s „Art ,a former ASSC vice-president. and the Intei]ect" with act-Various other women's or- ress Nina Foch. ganizations also will take ad- Awards will be presented vantage of the week to at- at the AWS installation at tract, initiate and install new the Deka Deka De,_a hot.3e members and officers.	,next Monday at 2:30 p.m.
Spurs, a sophomore service!	-
honorary, will hold a dinner at Julie's to tap new members today at 5 p.m. Initiations will be at the Alpha Gamma. Delta House Thursday at 3 p.m.
Chimes, a junior service i and cultural honorary, will meet for dessert and initiation at the Alpha Chi Omega House tomorrow at 7 p.m.
Alpha Lambda Delta, scho-, lastic honorary, will hold its|economics major, is cam-pledging ceremonies at the)paigning for junior renr*--Chapel of Silence Wednesday1 sentative with a plea for his at 3 p.m.	class to understand the pur-
Amazons. senior service Pose °f the new ASSC Con-honorary. will have a tapping stitution and its method of dinner at Tai Ping RestaurantlrePresentation.
W ednesday at 5 p.m.	Recently adopted by ASSC
New officers will be intro- vote, the new constitution duced and awards presented streamlines student govern-at the Women's Hall Asso- ment and has eliminated the ciation Dinner at Birnkrant need for class presidents. Tru-Hall Dining Room Thursday! her explained. He believes at 5 p.m.	(that during the past several
The Panhellenic Installa-iy,ears at USC* the actions of tion will take place at the Chi ss Presidents have neen Omega House Thursdav at Ilmited to a few days before 8 p.m.	election.
The importance of sensitivi-! Truher hopes to be the ty to the arts will be discus-j Tnan on the spor to represent the class of in the executive council when important decisions are beinz
Truher Plea:
Understand
Constitution
Mike Truher. sophomore
Jake Erlich Set to Talk At Banquet
Exhibition To Feature Kienholz Art
Election Group To Meet Today
A mandatory meeting of the Election Commission will be held today at 3:30 p.m. in 301 -A Student Union.
Elect i o n Commissioners Jeff Robinson and Karen Weston will discuss election procedures with the commission and make arrangements for the primary election, set for tomorrow and Wednesday.
Jake Ehrlich. San F'rancis-co trial attorney, will speak Sunday when Blackstonians. pre-law honorary, holds irs semi-annual initiation banquet at the Westward Ho Restaurant.
Ehrlich. whose life the television series “Sam Benedict" was based on. is the guest speaker at the 6:30 p.m. feast.
The banquet is open to all students and faculty and their guests.
Reservations must be made by Friday in the political science office. 327 VKC.
The price is S4.25 per person.
made.
Only a. person with his ! ideas in the past, would i recommend returning to ^ procedure which has already failed and been discarded. The new plan better fits today's student community, Truher said.
As a representative. Truher would search for the "position of the unheard student who quietly but repeatedly asks for a re-examination of unnecessary regulations.
"I have confidence that th*1 present sophomores of this university are forward-looking students who will cast a vote for a man with ideas in tune with streamlined student community government." he said.
Truher is running against Martin Foley, a write-in candidate.
If you haven’t found time to view the Edward Kienholz
—--------a » That thought-provoking,
MIT and Peter Charmayeff, activities for all student's, l3CUjt> advisor. The maga- entertaining people such as architect and film-maker. such as jazz concerts, folk zine s cost	takes care william Buckley, Bob Dylan, exhibit at the Los Angeles
The Wellesley-honored USC singers, and art exhibits; a printing costs and pays off grjc promm or David Suss- County Art Museum, you’ll
films are:	more liberal speakers policy; a Pmate loan.
•"Homage to Muybridge,” and student-faculty teach-ins. made by Dave Hanson, wrho He also proposed a compre- r> I i C J. earned his M.A. from USC hensive book to help orient L/8bcn6 bet this year and is now in thc the student to the university p	J* J L
army. Hanson applied ani- and the metropolitan area. * Of 'w'0nQIClc3TGS maled film techniques to the and a book of student criti-famous action-study still pic- cism and evaluation of every tures made by Eadweard course and professor.
be able to see some of his controversial work at an exhibition to be held here.
“That’s What's Happening,
Four of the candidates for
kind be brought to campus.
As sophomore representative, Miss Rue plans to initiate a freshman fellowr program. in which three or four Baby!” will be shown in the freshman would be assigned upstairs gallery of Town and to a sophomore in order to Gown, today through Satur-help him adjust in a more | day. The title will help set
________ ___________________r________________ASSC presidency, layloi pcrs0nal way to the universi- the theme for the happening
Muybridge to give them the His platform also includes	ty‘	‘L° be held at the end °f th°
life which flim pioneer Muy-a model United Nations or ;)e3e pfrni rw ninT.l! She is currently Troeds; week.
bridge’s still camera could modei Congress, and mock ‘	in DiniKrani umin» president and a member of The exhibit of contempor-
not afford them.	ballots on state and national m’ at p m” today. the freshman class council. | ary art is to include such
•	"The Sniper," a production elections	Candidates toi the office Miss Rue has also been well-known artists as Robert of USCs senior workshop in foreign student rcpresenta- active in Songfest as activi- Rauschenberg, Andy Warhol, 1 he Department of Cinema. A was student bod^ tive to the executive council ties coordinator. She is an Roy Lichtenstein, Martial dramatic piece describing an Pres’^ent 'n h*&h school, gov- will speak at an open forum AWS executive cabinet mem-.Raysse and David Simpson, incident during the Civil War, ^tah-Idaho Key Monday from 8 to 9 p.m. at ber and participated in the! Delmore Scott, lecturer in “The Sniper." earned a spe- and senate majority the International Students idyllwild Leadership Confer- fine arts, said the exhibition cial achievement award in *eac*ei State. House. Abdul El Sadhan and ence.	will be an effort to bring on dent Film Festival. He has participated in Tugrul Aladag, foreign stu- At Ramona Convent High campus what is now occurring
•	"Herbie,” is a mood piece Freshman Forum,, Trojan dent representative candi- School, she was senior class in art and painting.
W’hich is classed as an impres- Marching Band, and Sigma dates, will speak.	president. Miss Rue also The show will be entirely
sionistic film. Completed in Phi Epsilon. An international j Mike Mayock will also March of this year, “Herbie” relations major, he is a speak. The other ASSC presi-is the work of George Lucas Squires candidate and a dorm dential candidates are also and Paul Golding.	j resident.	j expected to attend.
served as governor of Girls’ State and vice-president of Girls’ Nation while in high school.
professional. The works have been gathered from several major galleries in Los Angeles.
Daily Troian Photo by Ed Stapleton
THAT'S WHAT'S HAPPENING BABY
—Paul Ohannesian, architecture major (left), and Delmore Scott, exhibit co-
ordinator, take a closer look at painting "Valentina," by Raysse. Exhibit will feature works by Edward Kienholz.