University of Southern California - El Rodeo Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Eighteen USC students skipped across the Atlantic last summer to the land of the mods, Shake- speare and Piccadilly Circus. The voyage ended at Cam- bridge University where collegi- ans from all over the world gathered to spend one month learning all about modern-day England. Lectures covered everything from law to religion to politics with particular emphasis placed on current trends. All students attended the three morning lectures together. Aft- ernoons were free so many could go bicycling (between rain storms), or punting (boating) on the River Cam. It was not un- common to see English working- men out in the fields completely oblivious to the frequent down- pours. Seminars in English Literature, British Institutions and Interna- tional Relations met for two hours before dinner. Night lec- tures followed. Students lived in dorm-like complexes called colleges. Here scholastic advisors held im- promptu discussions covering anything that is on a student ' s mind — from sex to religion to the drug problem to abortion. The Cambridge Clan: left to right — Dick Green, Keith Brown, Julie Sheehan, Charla Hindley, Kathy Brown, Rich Tindall. 25

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With their European friends, U5C students Julie and DeDe journeyed down the Cam. St- Johns College — Keith Brown and associates paused beside these intellectual walls.