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

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Inspecting the campus, the campus police posted detour signs around new buildings, directional arrows to Otto, and maps by the phone booths. 3 r=s- — • ' ' ' .. m i Professors like this one looked over the latest research in their field in preparation for their fall classes.

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mg j . : : • :■ ... « Saw .J-- - • y fi r - j (■■■■«!■ iiiJ . • .-• !ig Ben was one of the familiar London sites that greeted USC students who went to Cambridge. USC students go British. The Cambridge summer pro- gram offers a multitude of in- teresting and unusual experi- ences. USC is the only American university to send representa- tives. Sophomores, juniors and seniors with go od grades, enough money, and the ability to profit from the experience are eligible. Students who have only been exposed to one viewpoint all of their lives were sometimes shocked at the opinions of some- one from Sweden or Japan or Canada. These unplanned gatherings enabled students from all over the world to broaden their out- look on life and their opinion of other people, one purpose of the Cambridge Summer Pro- gram. When the mood was right, a student would be invited to his instructor ' s room for sherry. The decor was gaudy. The wall- paper didn ' t match. Permanent Cambridge stu- dents were easy to identify, be- cause their dress was more for- mal and much more colorful than anyone elses. London, less than an hour away by train, was the magic city full of things to do — the London theatre, the changing of the guards at Buckingham, or one of the many unprivate pri- vate clubs. 27

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5j»:c« In preparation for the expected throngs of eager students, the O M men diligently tidied Alumni Park. 29