University of California Los Angeles - Bruin Life / Southern Campus Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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HARRY LONGWAY of the Alumni Association and MURPHY seem to be feeling each other out. ASUCLA ' s ACKERMAN and WACHS were among the delegation welcoming MURPHY. Chancellor Emeritus KNUDSEN and MURPHY notes at a brief interview for the press. Retiring Chancellor KNUDSEN introduces Dr.MURPHY to his new province, the campus.

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Mrs. WILLIAM ACKERMAN, Alumni President BILL FORBES, Chancellor MURPHY and Mr. A trade quips at LA International after Murphy ' s arrival. AN HONOR TO ONE WHO BRINGS HONORS Although the fall term started in late September, the real beginnings for the academic year 1960-1 can be traced back to April 17, 1960, when Franklin D. Murphy, then Chancellor-designate for UCLA, arrived at LA International Airport. His was an enthusiastic greeting, for he was not an unknown quantity; his record at Kansas spoke well of him, and those who welcomed him intuited a new era for UCLA. It was their suspicion and our knowledge that Chancellor Murphy ' s presence means a new look, a new face and a new influence on THE UCLA MAN. Southern Campus dedicates the year 1961 to a dynamic, perceptive, hopeful, young-thinking, inspiring Franklin David Murphy.

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A CAMPUS GROWS... THE SKYLINE CHANGES Like people, a campus changes. It grows and matures with time, and with each change and addition there is something that alters the personality of the campus. Two new skyscraper dormitories grace the Gayley skyline, but there is more here than just architectural influence. There are 1600 more students living on campus, making the University their home and full-time occupation. Sproul and Dykstra, the first in a projected community of dorms, give indication of the new look in store for the UCLA man in the next decade: every student living on-campus. 20