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! DAILY TROJAN
Friday, Jan. 5, 1968
The
news... BRIEFL Y
Official notice
Jobs as teacher assistants open
Students interested in serving as tcacher assistants in local junior and senior high schools next semester should contact the Teacher Education Projects Office, 809 Jefferson Blvd., or call 746-2931.
Recruiting for the 40 open jobs, which pay $765 per semester for three hours work daily, will be completed within the next two weeks.
I ex perimental class to be held
Psychic Phenomena, taught by Terry Tang, will be the only Experimental College course offered this weekend.
The class will meet from
10 a.m. to noon Saturday in 230 Yon KleinSmid Center.
Arabs to sponsor charity dinner
The Organization of Arab Students will present a dinner tonight at 6:30 in the
Methodist Church basement, 817 W. 34th St.
Arab food will be served and the program will feature authentic Arabian music and a film about Libya. All profits from the $2.50 admission price will go to refugees of the June war in the Middle East.
Three computer classes offered
Three noncredit courses in Computer Sciences are being offered this month to interested students, faculty, and staff.
The classes are introduction to data processing and package programs, recommended for those who wish to know what is available in various package programs at USC; fortran programing. suggested for those who wish to become familiar with a scientific-oriented computer language: and cobol programing. recommended for those who want to become familiar with a business-oriented computer language.
Additional information mav be obtained from
the Computer Sciences Laboratory at 1010 W. Jefferson Blvd., or the Noncredit Programs Office by Friday.
Cheshire Cat to hold hootenanny
The Cheshire Cat will hold an open hootenanny tonight from 8 p.m. to midnight, in the basement of the university chapel.
DKA, cinema fraternity, will screen “Irma La Douce,” starring Jack Lemmon and Shirley MacLaine at 7 and 9:30 p.m. in 133 Founders Hall. Tickets arei-75 cents each.
Jan. 15 deadline for fellowships
Applications for California State Graduate Fellowships must be submitted by Jan. 15.
Applications should be sent to the Sacramento office of the State Scholarship and Loan Commission.
Beginning next fall, these, fellowships will provide j
maximum payment of all tuition and mandatory fees for one academic year.
All graduate students pursuing advanced degrees in the sciences, social sciences, humanities, arts, mathematics, engineering, business and education are eligible to apply.
Applicants must be California residents, demonstrate financial need, and declare an intention to teach in higher education in California.
Scores from the Graduate Records Examination are also required.
A Bank of America checkbook belonging to William Steven end Maini M.^ Stone has been turned in to the Daily Trojan City Room, 432 Student Union. It will be returned to the owner after he shows proper identification.
Hal Lancaster Editor
-K
Garfield Studio is now taking picture appointments for the fall se-me;ter graduates for the 1948 El Rodeo. Appointments may be made by calling the studio at 746-4418 or by appearing at the studio.
This year's El Rcdeo will have ex- . panded coverage of graduates, and as a result, we are encouraging the graduates cf the various schools to have their pictures taken. Some of the schools we are particularly seeking are Law, Medicine, Social Work, and Performing Arts.
Garfield is now also taking appointments for individual sittings for the follow, ing groups: Amazons, Chimes, Knights, Spurs, Esquires, group may chose its owit style of dress, but this style must be uniform for all members. Appointments for ?hese six groups ends Jan. 10.
Clubs and organizations are also reminded that activity photographs can be submitted. These photos should be fully identified and turned
into the El Rodeo office as soon as poss'ble.
Brad Sales El Rodeo Editor!
*
Official notice to residence h a 111 students.
Deadline for filing petitiom for re lease from the spring semester portion of the academic year contract is Jan. 5. Petitions should be filed inj the Housing Office, Information Build- i ing, Room 100, and must be signed by parents if student is under 21. ' Mrs. Phyllis E. Fetter, Housing Supervisor 1
ADVERTISE IN THE
DAILY TROJAN
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2 OR MORE ROLLS TROJAN CAMERA 834 W. JEFFERSON BLVD.
WITH THIS AD
DT ad staff positions will be up for grabs
Students interested in earning from S100 to S300 a month in part-time jobs on the Daily Trojan advertising staff should apply now to Dale Hilton, director of student publications, 303 Student Union.
The positions, to be open after the last issue of the fall Daily Trojan, are ad manager, assistant ad manager, classified ad manager, secretary, and any amount of self’s representatives.
Although many students do not realize it. the ads which appear in the Daily Trojan nnv for 98 percent of publication costs. The position of ad manager has equal status with the editor and gives this person the sole power of hiring and fir;ng his staff.
Il is Hilton’s responsibili-
ty to hire the ad manager who will in turn hire his staff. Therefore, anyone interested in this field, including advertising majors, should apply for ad man-| ager in order to get his hat' tossed into the ring.
In order to apply, one must be enrolled in at least( 12 units of university classes and it is suggested that he: live near campus.
The ad manager should1 be neat and give an overall good impression for he daily| meets with the public. He; is responsible for the com-j pct^nce of his staff in the office, with advertisers and in the print shop. Onej of his major duties ia to see, that each ad order is run: correctly on the right day and that the ads are sensi-j bly placed on the page.
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• Eldajon Palettes • Empty Tool Chests •
• Erasers • Empty Sketch Boxes •
• Esterbrook Pens • Etching Supplies •
• Folding Chairs • Fluorescent Lamps •
• Flaxon Board • Foreign Publications •
• Gesso Panels • Gamma Grays •
• Graphic Arts Magazines • Gum Tape •
• Harvey Board • Hot Pressed Whatman •
• Illustration Board • Incadescent Lamps •
• Jute Canvas • Kneaded Rubbers •
• Linen Canvas • My stick Tape •
• Magnetic Hammers • Magazines •
• Minnesota Mining Tai>c • Modeling Tools •
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• Pantograph • Perm. Pigments •
• Quick Klccn Hand Cleaner •
• Rubber Bands • Russet Bond •
• Rubber Cement • Studio Easels •
• Silk Screen Paint • Stretcher Bars •
• Sable Brushes • Shiva Casein • Smocks •
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| Title | Daily Trojan, Vol. 59, No. 60, January 05, 1968 |
| Full text | ! DAILY TROJAN Friday, Jan. 5, 1968 The news... BRIEFL Y Official notice Jobs as teacher assistants open Students interested in serving as tcacher assistants in local junior and senior high schools next semester should contact the Teacher Education Projects Office, 809 Jefferson Blvd., or call 746-2931. Recruiting for the 40 open jobs, which pay $765 per semester for three hours work daily, will be completed within the next two weeks. I ex perimental class to be held Psychic Phenomena, taught by Terry Tang, will be the only Experimental College course offered this weekend. The class will meet from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday in 230 Yon KleinSmid Center. Arabs to sponsor charity dinner The Organization of Arab Students will present a dinner tonight at 6:30 in the Methodist Church basement, 817 W. 34th St. Arab food will be served and the program will feature authentic Arabian music and a film about Libya. All profits from the $2.50 admission price will go to refugees of the June war in the Middle East. Three computer classes offered Three noncredit courses in Computer Sciences are being offered this month to interested students, faculty, and staff. The classes are introduction to data processing and package programs, recommended for those who wish to know what is available in various package programs at USC; fortran programing. suggested for those who wish to become familiar with a scientific-oriented computer language: and cobol programing. recommended for those who want to become familiar with a business-oriented computer language. Additional information mav be obtained from the Computer Sciences Laboratory at 1010 W. Jefferson Blvd., or the Noncredit Programs Office by Friday. Cheshire Cat to hold hootenanny The Cheshire Cat will hold an open hootenanny tonight from 8 p.m. to midnight, in the basement of the university chapel. DKA, cinema fraternity, will screen “Irma La Douce,” starring Jack Lemmon and Shirley MacLaine at 7 and 9:30 p.m. in 133 Founders Hall. Tickets arei-75 cents each. Jan. 15 deadline for fellowships Applications for California State Graduate Fellowships must be submitted by Jan. 15. Applications should be sent to the Sacramento office of the State Scholarship and Loan Commission. Beginning next fall, these, fellowships will provide j maximum payment of all tuition and mandatory fees for one academic year. All graduate students pursuing advanced degrees in the sciences, social sciences, humanities, arts, mathematics, engineering, business and education are eligible to apply. Applicants must be California residents, demonstrate financial need, and declare an intention to teach in higher education in California. Scores from the Graduate Records Examination are also required. A Bank of America checkbook belonging to William Steven end Maini M.^ Stone has been turned in to the Daily Trojan City Room, 432 Student Union. It will be returned to the owner after he shows proper identification. Hal Lancaster Editor -K Garfield Studio is now taking picture appointments for the fall se-me;ter graduates for the 1948 El Rodeo. Appointments may be made by calling the studio at 746-4418 or by appearing at the studio. This year's El Rcdeo will have ex- . panded coverage of graduates, and as a result, we are encouraging the graduates cf the various schools to have their pictures taken. Some of the schools we are particularly seeking are Law, Medicine, Social Work, and Performing Arts. Garfield is now also taking appointments for individual sittings for the follow, ing groups: Amazons, Chimes, Knights, Spurs, Esquires, group may chose its owit style of dress, but this style must be uniform for all members. Appointments for ?hese six groups ends Jan. 10. Clubs and organizations are also reminded that activity photographs can be submitted. These photos should be fully identified and turned into the El Rodeo office as soon as poss'ble. Brad Sales El Rodeo Editor! * Official notice to residence h a 111 students. Deadline for filing petitiom for re lease from the spring semester portion of the academic year contract is Jan. 5. Petitions should be filed inj the Housing Office, Information Build- i ing, Room 100, and must be signed by parents if student is under 21. ' Mrs. Phyllis E. Fetter, Housing Supervisor 1 ADVERTISE IN THE DAILY TROJAN 20% OFF KODAK FILM 2 OR MORE ROLLS TROJAN CAMERA 834 W. JEFFERSON BLVD. WITH THIS AD DT ad staff positions will be up for grabs Students interested in earning from S100 to S300 a month in part-time jobs on the Daily Trojan advertising staff should apply now to Dale Hilton, director of student publications, 303 Student Union. The positions, to be open after the last issue of the fall Daily Trojan, are ad manager, assistant ad manager, classified ad manager, secretary, and any amount of self’s representatives. Although many students do not realize it. the ads which appear in the Daily Trojan nnv for 98 percent of publication costs. The position of ad manager has equal status with the editor and gives this person the sole power of hiring and fir;ng his staff. Il is Hilton’s responsibili- ty to hire the ad manager who will in turn hire his staff. Therefore, anyone interested in this field, including advertising majors, should apply for ad man- ager in order to get his hat' tossed into the ring. In order to apply, one must be enrolled in at least( 12 units of university classes and it is suggested that he: live near campus. The ad manager should1 be neat and give an overall good impression for he daily meets with the public. He; is responsible for the com-j pct^nce of his staff in the office, with advertisers and in the print shop. Onej of his major duties ia to see, that each ad order is run: correctly on the right day and that the ads are sensi-j bly placed on the page. FOREIGN STUDENTS Let us ship your personal effects home. We are specialists in international packaging and shipping. We also se for 220 Volts. II appliances PACIFIC KING 1222 West 6th Street Los Angeles I 7 482-9862 All Tires & Wheels AT SPECIAL STUDENT THE WHEEL HOUSE TIRE COMPANY, INC. & FACULTY DISCOUNT 1317 Figueroa St. (So. of Pico), L.A. Ph.: Rl 8-6381 Firestone, Goodyear, General, Goodrich, Carnegie, Continental and Pirelli Tires - MOUNTING AND BALANCING FREE— TRADE YOUR TIRES FOR TOP PIRELLI RADIALS Open week-day 8-5, Saturday 8-12 Established 25 yrs. Bankamericard Natural Shoulder Shops S©-{Ba°/S00BDD0fflD ©aO® HUNTINGTON HARTFORD THEATRE Mon., Jan. 8 thru Sat., Feb. 3 CAST IN THE 8I5ST MUSICAL REVUE IN YEARS! COMES DIRECT FROM THREE YEARS IN NEW YORK AND LONDON I BOX OFFICE OPEN 10 om-9 pm GOOD SEATS ALSO BY MAIL AND AT ALL AGENCIES Nightly 8:3ft—IMats. Wed. 4 Sat. 2:J0 rm enznozzzn: CAP & GOWN MEASUREMENTS Wed. thru Fri., Jan. 10-12 [ 8:30-4:30 j Sat., Jan. 13, 8:30-1:00 ! 3rd FLOOR STUDENT UNION Terrific Savings on an Outstanding Group of Sportcoats Choose from assorted herrinpbones, bold plaids, rich solid?, polyester/wool blend blazers. Ia a vast assortment of colors and weaves. REG. 42.95 & 45.00 NOW 36.00 SILVERWOODS 6TH & BROADWAY • 5522 WILSHIRE • PASADENA • 4129 CRENSHAW • U.S.C. CAMPUS • ANAHEIM CENTER • PANORAMA CITY • CENTURY CITY • DEL AMO 70PANGA PLAZA * SANTA BARBARA • SAN BERNARDINO • NEWPORT BEACH We're a prestige restaurant just a few blocks away, and we are said to have Fine Food Great Refreshments Moderate Prices Rodger Young Restaurant 936 West Washington Boulevard Rl 9-8291 MONDAY THRU SATURDAY ENGINEERING AND DRAFTING SUPPLIES • Alphabet Stencils • Atomizers • Art Gum • • Acetate • Book Cloth • Box Board • • Balsa Wood • Bond Paper • Bond Pads • • Canvas • Canvas Panels • Charcoal • • Cliarkole • Camp Stools • Catalina Colors • • Chamois • Copper Plates • Cado Pens • • Clay • D}Arches Water Color Paper • • Drafting Instrument Sets • Drafting Tajtc • • Drafting Tables • Dry Color • • Duco Cement • Dusting Brushes • Easels • • Eldajon Palettes • Empty Tool Chests • • Erasers • Empty Sketch Boxes • • Esterbrook Pens • Etching Supplies • • Folding Chairs • Fluorescent Lamps • • Flaxon Board • Foreign Publications • • Gesso Panels • Gamma Grays • • Graphic Arts Magazines • Gum Tape • • Harvey Board • Hot Pressed Whatman • • Illustration Board • Incadescent Lamps • • Jute Canvas • Kneaded Rubbers • • Linen Canvas • My stick Tape • • Magnetic Hammers • Magazines • • Minnesota Mining Tai>c • Modeling Tools • • Nazdar Process Colors • Needle Files• • Oil Colors • Outdoor Easels • Oil Brushes • • Opaline • Poster Color • Pottengcr Color • • Pelican Ink • Pencils • Papers • • Pantograph • Perm. Pigments • • Quick Klccn Hand Cleaner • • Rubber Bands • Russet Bond • • Rubber Cement • Studio Easels • • Silk Screen Paint • Stretcher Bars • • Sable Brushes • Shiva Casein • Smocks • • Scotch Tape • Tapes • Tables • • Tabourcttes • Tracing Pads • UUano Film • • Varnish • Watercolor Easels • • Watercolors • Watercolor Brushes • • Winsor Newton • Xacto Knives • Yes Paste • 10852 LYNDBROOK DRIVE CR 4-3561, BR 2-5351 -W. L.A. • zinc pwch • zinc wmtr • 10% - 20% Discount with U.S.C. l.D. Card |
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