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Above left: James Lee, Spring Editor, relaxes with the Daily Trojan, Above right: Fall Editor Aaron Van Curren is pleased with his work The Daily Trojan Staff: Flrs» row: Arlene Guzman, Karen Kuettel, Robyn Epstein, Moon-Yun Wright, Cathy Anaya Cook, Anh Do, Linda Chong, Sharon Yablon. Second row: James Lee, Gary Coffey, Roseanne Tellez, Alan Robertazzi, Lynn Balsamo, Aaron Van Curren, Azniv Ketenchian, Joe McDade, Daine Olivo, Gary Vonderlinden, Carrie Yoshimure. Third row: Robert Wallace, Paul Goldman, Danielle Sanford, Chris Burdick, Melissa Morrison, Mary Malouf. Fourth row: Ara Najarian, Ken Stratton, Lauren Kam, Simon Leo, Lori Grange, Roseanne Rodriguez, Jennifer Lewis, Corii Berg, Carl Meisinger, Cindy Arakoki. Fifth row: Unknown, Ken Jorgenson, Jim Logan, Jona Frank, Lesley Jacobs, Kelly Aquino, Allsion Dolgas, Julie Wood, Jeda Taylor, Rajiv Khatau. Sixth row: Michael Kim, Joel let me explain ' Ordesky, Aaron Bireboim, Aaron Curtis, Ralph Calvo, Bruce Le, Brad Bennett, Craig Jacks, Pablo Lopez. Seventh row: Mike ' Hooded Sweatshirt ' Melson, Tom Woodall, Mia Hanusek, Guri Dhaliwal, Jim Gentleman, Larry McAlister, Gary Sutton. Photos by Joel Ordesky 28 student life
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Top left: Sharron Brodley, Spring as- sistant entertaiment editor, works on the next day ' s section. Top right: Jinn Logan discusses ideas withi mem- bers of thie staff. Middle left: A little hielp from friends!! Middle: Photog- rapher Tom Woodall makes sure as- sianments have been delegated. Middle rigtit: City Editor Roseanne Tellez enjoys her work. Bottom: Ben Dib, Gary Vonderlin- den and Gary Caffey make last minte changes before publication. The Daily Trojan, USC ' s award winning student newspaper, pro- vides for students a source of enter- tainment as well as information. Staffed by more than 100 students from many different disciplines, the DT gives those who work there an opportunity to gain through profes- sional experiences, responsibilities, and challenges. The 75-year-old DT circulates 10,000 copies Monday thru Friday. The DT is an invaluable resource for students. It serves as a daily re- cord of campus and community happenings, a voice and advocate for students, and a source of valu- able work experience for those on its staff. With sections ranging from Kalei- doSCope, Performance, and View- point to special supplements, the DT offers something for everyone. This year the DT carried on their tradition of excellence under the leadership of Fall Editor — Aaron Van Curen and Spring Editor — lames Lee. by Julia Kirkendall student life 29
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