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Sleeping Student Remembers His College Days
University of Southern California
DAILY ® TROJAN
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Troy Ranked 8th In UPI, AP Wire Ratings
Vol. XVII
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1965
No. 12
Literary Magazine To Debut
The Daily Trojan feature and editorial pages will soon relinquish their monopoly on student opinion when Colloquy. a new student-faeulty literary magazine, enters the USC publishing arena.
A year of planning by Trojans Steve Lee. Michele Gibbs and Steve Kent and Prof. James Durbin, lecturer in English, will reach fruition when the first edition of the campus quarterly goes on sale for 50 cents late this semester.
Official Outlet Editor-in-chief Lee envisions Colloquy as the official outlet for student-faeulty opinion, “filling a void which desperately needs to be filled on this campus.”
Interested students are needed to take editorial positions on the Colloquy publication staff. Applications for these posts are available through October 15 in the Student Activities Office. 324 Student Union.
“Original short stories and poetry, and critical and analytic articles should also be submitted to the office as soon as possible, preferably by October 15,” Lee said. A box has been placed in the office for any voluntary contributions.
The
Topping Urges Redevelopment OK
...And Come Out Fighting
HATS IN THE RING—Candidates for freshman class president join hands and prepare fo come out campaigning.
They are (from left) Larry Hall, Dick Posey and Paul Jenkins, Jr. Not shown are Marc Dubin and Gordon Martin.
BUSY MAN
Pilot-Psychoiogist Dual Professional
Plays
Role
Marines To Visit Campus
USC will host the Marine Corps Officer Selection Team today and tomorrow.
Captain Roy C. Peterson, USMC, and First Lieutenant Yvonne Lajiness, USMC, will be on campus from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. to talk with students intersted in their program.
The Marine Corps Platoon Leaders Class and Officer Candidate Course for both ground and aviation is open to all male college students and recent graduates. The j Women Officer Program is I available to women college ; juniors, seniors, and recent graduates.
No drills, meetings, or classes are required of Marine Officer Candidates during the school year. All programs lead toward a commission as
Earning the highest grade average in USC graduate magazine will be fi- school history is just one nanced by advertisers' contri- feather in the cap of W. A. butions. Tentative pledges of Trembly. He also has a dual support have already been personality.
obtained from local businessmen.
Mock 1st Edition
USC students call him “doctor.”
Vacation-bound passengers
The three committee mem- on United Air Lines DC-8 jet-bers are now preparing a liners which he flies from Los mock first edition to show to Angeles to Honolulu call him potential advertisers.	j "captain.”
ASSC President John Sul- Trembly began his unusual livan hailed the magazine as career when he joined the another step in the area of Army Air Corps shortly after community participation. graduating from Texas A&M “Every student at the university has the opportunity to experience the widest range of cultural events, from the most unusual and signifi-i cant of modern forms to the best of traditional forms.” he said.
University with a B.S. degree| school. He was told that with
Asks Passage for City Improvement
EDWARD s. BRADY
... To Speak Today
Medical Patents Taik Set
By DIANNE BROCK
Dr. Norman Topping urged the City Council yes-H terday to approve the Hoover Redevelopment Project which lie said “can mean growth instead of paralysis” for LSC and “a better community and city.”
After Dr. Topping addressed the council, the op-, position was advised that its
one-hour rebuttal would be	I P
heard at 10:30 a.m. Oct. 14.i I The council also indicated i that it would vote on the project Oct. 27.
Fred H. Squires Jr.. executive director of the Community Redevelopment Agency.; was the first speaker for the proponents in their summation of arguments in favor of
the plan.	Two showings of "Charade,”
Denies Charges	third movie of the Delta Kap-
He denied that the agency , , c i t- A „	Da Alpha fall film series, have
had ever falsified or changed	^
its records, as had been been scheduled for Friday
evening.
The double screening is planned in expectation of the
Charade Screening
Doubled
in mechanical engineering. his job he probably wouldn’t Reserve
charged by the opposition.
He declared that the project area contained sufficient blight to qualify under the
law. and said that so many same large crowds that at* Prof. Edward S. Brady of other misstatements of fact tended the first two features, a second lieutenant in the the Sch°o1 of Pharmacy will had been made by the opp>n- The first showfag be_ United States Marine Corps sPeak on l>at®nt medrcmes to ents that he did not have “me	Hancock
F members of Town and Gown to answer them all.	at * P-m- m nanLO(K
Students may make inter-
Women's Auxiliary at their,
In 1937 he began flying be able to keep up. Not dis-	lliav llia„	,	.	, . , . . ___
for United, and he's been couraged, Trembly finally en- view appointments at the Vo- reSular luncheon meeting to- ^as ^ir^e thevsaid that with them ever since. Many rolled in one three-hour.cational Placement Bureau, IdaY m the T 0 w n & Cmvn speakers. ^hen thej said^ttat
“Fancy fiscal claimed by
with them ever since. Many
people would be satisfied course.	13462 University Ave.
with such a position, but After earning an A in that |	-
Trembly was not.	I course, he received little more!
Having a good deal of free opposition. By 1959 he had OntinOnt^ll time between flights, he de- collected two masters degrees ^ will I I 1I I I O i cided to go back to school. “I and a Ph.D. degree in psy-wanted to go back so badly.chology. that I decided to study psy-j During his graduate work,; chology to find out why,” j he never missed a class, a said Trembly.
Foyer.
Study Tour
However, he was discouraged from entering graduate
Peace Corps Volunteer Views 3-Years Service
footwork" Auditorium. Tickets will go opposition on sale at 7:15 p.m.
•i Vi c	; The second screening will
the money available for the:	.	°
..project would be 50 per cent a*- ^ Pm- *n Founders
Brady will discuss patent j,hoJrt g ires said	Hall, with ticket sales start-
medicines, which have been ~	which would not ing at 8:30 p.m.
used smce the .Iidd e Ages,	tQ be purchase(i, had All tickets cost 50 cents.
:and the his.ory, composi ion been incjude(j the total; “Charade” stars Audrey and value of modem patent acreage by opposition speak-i Hepburn. Cary Grant and leme les.	erg	; Walter Matthau in a comedy-
Urge Approval	mystery directed by Stanley
Z. Wayne Griffin, Califor- Donen. It was filmed almost nia Realtors Association trea-i utirely in Paris, surer, and Richard Jack, chairman of the Hoover Urban Renewal Advisory Committee. also urged the council
Some compounds now soldj
phenomenal record consider-' Project Set Si;Grcf f"taincancbctrrd
ing his situation.	i	'	throu?h 400 y?ar? of un‘nte,r'
“I traded a lot of trips with Continental Study Projects, rupted manufacture. Bradv the fellows I was flying Inc. is once again offering sa^ an advance press re-with,” he said. “Without them students 68 days abroad for Ieas^- They aie called patent I never could have done it.” $855 as part of a special col- i mcdieines because they were
Currently he is a research lege program.	originally protected by a let- to approve the project,
consultant at the School of F	.	.	ter patent issued by the king They denied that the Hoov-
Medicine, which is doing T Th®	beg*n next of England in the late 1600s. er plan would be a "Negro
space research under grants: ?Une	m Septem‘i	Self-Medication	remcnal project as charged
“The basic requirements! This is the Peace Corps from the National Aeronau- ei*'	i Even in England and the ' ^ leopposi ion. an poin e
This publication will pro- are a sense of humor, flexi- and what it means to Mary |tics and Space Administra- Upon arrival, students will 3 o v i e t Union, which have	./J ne&r ^
vide another important outlet bility and tolerance.	Ellen Wynhausen, a former tion. His work includes m-jlive with personally selected free medical caie. people ^ shown by the op-
for community expression and “As a reward, you travel toj editor cf El Rodeo.	iv®st.lgf. \he Performance; families or in student resi- spend as much foio\er- -	djd inciude one
enrichment.” '	different parts of the world.! Miss Wynhausen is current- £	accele-' deuces.	i“ tlT 'bee a" s e of	"tilings
The title. Colloquy, means deal with people from other ly engaged in her third year. c *	Students may also take ad- L, ‘	coiF
a high level serious discus- cultures, learn your own ca-,wjth the Peace Corps and she . ,10. °^cuPa lons, psy-:vantage 0f classes being off-	,, ,
intended for greater ex- pabilities and live through wouldn't trade the experience °10 °glS , an, P1 c°mP 1_ ered at accredited universities	1	~ ' ‘ statement summarizin
great adventure.”	p_________________ment each other, he believes.	^____Ui„ ^_____ | The food and drug laws en-
Henry Mancini did the musical score, and the title song won an Academy Award.
If the double screening is successful. DKA will continue this policy for all its Friday night movies.
Visitors to View Group Behavior
sion
change of ideas.
The Youth Studies Center Included in the proponent's is hosting four members of the release says .summary was Dr. Topping's the Greater Kansas City
UCLA Reveals Plans For Four-Quarter Study
for a two-year pleasure cruise LT,. „ ,. ’	.
, ,, J ,, , ., Its refreshing to go from
I around the world, she said
one to the other.”
“An understanding of hu-j His associates on each job man relations was the most,seem m0re interested in his
satisfying aspect of my serv-; other occupation than in
: ice abroad,” she revealed.: their own field. However, he "But that’s just my opinion, i generally tries never to mix Some people are stationed in the two.
Africa and have luxurious!
in Paris. Grenoble, Tours,1 Madrid and Santander.
acted by the United States in 1906 brought some order to
position. Eighteen
USC’s Mental Health Foundation to-photo- day. They are here to study
haven’t sacrificd
IXLA recently announced intentions of instituting the quarter system next year.
Three other campuses of the University of California—Irvine. San Diego and Santa Cruz—are begin- feel they ning year-round operation this fall and in 1966 all the enough.
ether UC campuses will adopt “Others are sent to the this system.	tropics and sleep with bugs
But none of this will affect and mosquitos every night USC. In a recent interview, for two years and they’re Dr. Tracy E. Strevey, vice- miserable all the time.”
r;ru„\\dppy“eythey LEADERSHIP TRAINING
graphs were also filed with delinquent behavior in groups.
On a Eurailpass, which en- the manufacture of patent his rep0f which he sald wer^ Among the visiting staff ables one to travel on Euro-1 remedies, many of which be- ^P^sen a ive samp es o memhers are £>r Rcbert pean trains, many can tour f0re that time contained al-	exl? ^ 111 00],er Barnes, psychiatrist: Hal
Europe at their own pace cohol and substances moreaiea’ Ideal Location	Fisher, public administrator:
with unlimited stopover privi- dangerous to health than „T " Jn d '	f Duane Thomas, social worker;
__ben<~ficial-__learntog. USC^Tust be"waUd and Sandy PaaP- edu';ator-
in a great center of life. Our Dr. Barnes and his staff
Live Centrifuge To Be Dedicated
oresident of academic affairs.
ISC's human centrifuge, the only one on a college or university campus in the Pointfd out that USC has al-
world, will be dedicated this v'avs had a lar« f‘m?er ses;
sion whereas UCLA has not
and that a USC student can Graduate in three years if he attends summer school. UCLA Copies USC “It is interesting that UCLA has modeled its 4-course
afternoon at 1:30.
The facility, which was m a d e possible through NASA grants of *280,000, can simulate 20 times the force of gravity. It is capable of turning at speeds up to 50 revolutions per minute.
Speaking at today’s ceremonies will be President Norman Topping and Frank L. King, chairman of the board of trustees.
John B. Meehan, physiologist, and Dr. Orr E. Reynolds of NASA will also speak.
Following the ceremonies will be inspections of the centrifuge and guided tours of the 6,000-square foot facility which houses it.
Tours will be held at 2:15 and 3:15.
The centrifuge is located at West 37 th Street between Hoover Street and University Avenue.
In recent years the centrifuge has been used extensively in USC’s Aerospace Safety program. Included in the list of passengers is Walter JSchirra, the astronaut.
Completes Duty
Once the world’s southernmost volunteer, Miss Wynhausen has just completed two years of duty in Chile and is now on a recruiting assignment here at her Alma Mater.
Applications Available for AWS Cabinet Positions
She lists the main purposes
system after our own,” heifor the Peace CorPs: added.	d To allow U.S. citizens t.o
become acquainted with other cultures and to let other peo-<Continued on Page 2)
In a recent article from the Los Angeles Herald Examiner. Dean Franklin P. Rolfe of the UCLA College of Letters ind Science said, “The over-' r j J •Ml effect of the changes willj^J* IQ vJQ»riw be to make it easier for the,	^
student to chart his academic 1)3 + 0 DlJCStS course and to permit him a e"PPr choice of elective subjects.”
Choice Improved
One feature of this new system is that most courses will carry four units of ere-
Co on Sale
Date tickets for the Stanford football game on October 16 may now be purchased at dit. with a normal load being the ticket office, Student sirteen units per quarter. ; Union 209. These tickets al-
It is also expected that the low guests of USC students! ecutive Council was to com-
amount of time spent in class to sit in the rooting section Pile a suggested criteria for
Applications for AWS Associate Cabinet are now available in the Student Activities Office, 324 Student Union.
This cabinet works with the Executive Council which consists of the presidents of all women’s organizations on campus. The Associate Cabinet aids the executive group in planning the AWS program for the year. It is also designed as a leadership training program.
• All university women with a two-point grade average or above interested in AWS are eligible for membership on the cabinet. Applications must be returned to the Student Activities Office by Friday. Interviews will be arranged for Tuesday and Wednesday.
One of the projects recently undertaken by the AWS Ex-
will not necessarily reflect course credit.
The four - quarter system will permit more freedom to
for the game.
Students are required to present their activity books at the time of purchase. Tickets
the individual student in are $4.50, regular reserved choosing subjects, as he may;seat price. The sale will con-take any course in the univer- tinue until October 15, but the sity if he has fulfilled the,number of tickets available is
I nrei
'prerequisites.
I limited.
the selection of Helen of Troy.
Next week, all women’s organizations will participate in an all AWS fund raising project. Candy apples will be sold to establish a fund which may later be drawn upon by any participating organization needing aid.
CHECKING DETAILS—Charla Hlndley, (left) vice president of AWS, discusses applications for cabinet posts with Christy Krueger, Executive Council president.
present site is an ideal loca-a r e studying experiments ition in which to conduct the with delinquent groups by Dr. business of a vital urban uni- Malcolm W. Klein, project ! versity. but a blighted neigh- head of the Youth Stidies borhood cannot continue to Center, attact the vital element. They are also conducting a Topping said.	study of probation and proba-
Then, the events whlch tionary laws in eight Soutaern .scarred our city m mid-Aug-California counties Dr La_ ust let everyone know just Mar ^ E	(iirector of-
how desperately help is need- the ugc Youth Studies Cgn. ed in the underprivileged tgr communities of Los Angeles.
The event in and around the When Dr. Barnes and his central city let everyone know staff return to Kansas City that each and every urban they plan to make recomnen-renewal project—not only in dations to the courts, correc-the Hoover area but in de- tional agencies and schools spairing and depressed areas about new ways in which cor-■ everywhere—is absolutely es- rectional problems can be I sential.”	solved.
This Week Designated To Honor Pharmacists
President Norman Topping; in California to offer a doc-has proclaimed university t°r of pharmacy degree.
. ... , J A degree in pharmacy re-recognition of this week as . .	e
5	, quires six years of academic
National Pharmacy Week. study, two of which must be In observance of this, USC in undergraduate study, professional pharmacy frater- Upon graduation, the stu-... t-,, * 1 l ™ • *. u cient must pass an examma-mttes Ph. Delta Ch, Alpha t.on by ^ su[e Boani of
Iota Pi, an 0	’ P. ‘Pharmacy, and complete a
fessional pharmacy soronty	of	under a
Lambda Kappa Sigma, and re^stered pharmacist. the pharmacy honor society, Under ^ ices of the Rho Chi will present d^' American pharmaceutical As-plays m the pharmacy depart-: gociation the national profes_ ment, Science Hall 10— |sional society of pharmacists, One of three such schools!National Pharmacy Week is in this state, USC’s School of observed to direct public at-Pharmacy is the only one in tention to the imoprtance of Southern California. In 1952 pharmaceutical service, the | USC became the first school proclamation said.
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