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cember 16, 1964\ooJzdie hard climb to get,o many stage mem-1ate into a tedious,f triumphant firstie second, and "prosofCharlie's book isr the' inside story ofij by the daring withs best friend DouglasMary Pickford, D.W.d William S. Hartited Artists, and byencounters with greatHis recall is bothrivid. In only one asisprose seem limited:•ites about the womensly meant so much to jascriptions are clichedevoidof individuality. *5Escrow Post Ito Instructor[)iego Evening Collegember was elected lastsident of the Califonna Isociauon. Tne election 4at the Biltmore Hotel[es.>y Fagelson, who teachesin Escrow Procedures atcampus of Evening Cok|was a charter member egDiego County Escrow,n and in 1963 became ato the California Escrowyou know,how toAt Pacificigh s.oPte as ang friendss or chairked?you'rend attendanceSELF:tor every'6 of 30 meansaccess quotient,dling, andtie to take stock,tek your fortune.EPHONE CO.nity employerANY TERMITES? Frank Costillo, left, Dan Carpenter,center, and Floyd Costner, students in eveningclass, put finishing touches on miniature carpentryproject.Technical Careers ConferenceWill Attract 2,000 StudentsApprentice carpenters and bricklayersfrom San Diego EveningCollege will demonstrate theirskills at the Trade and TechnicalCareers Conference, Saturday,JIarch 20. The conference is toColleges Lay PlansFor State ConfabArea One junior colleges areplanning for the California Junior[College Student Government AssociationBoard of Governors Conference,April 22-24, at the RivieraK Hotel, Palm Springs. On theagenda for discussion are organizationand internal problems of[CallMrniriMjSr^oHegeT^^ """A preliminary meeting was held[at Grossmont College today. Representativesfrom the Area OneI Colleges—San Diego City College,I Mesa College, Grossmont College,Imperial Valley College, SouthwesternCollege, Palomar College,land San Diego Evening Collegetwill make plans for the record[meeting at Southwestern College,[March 16, 7:30 p.m.Junior colleges from the entire| state will attend the Palm Springs[meeting. The Area One group•fill be offering suggestions toImprove student - administrationparticipation in non-academic activities,including public relationsfactors in the areas where the collegesare located. More effectiveI communication channels among[the colleges will also be discussed.UN Observer Tells[Of Session WoesMrs. George little, League of{Women Voters' United Nations[Representative, currently on across country lecture tour, spoketo San Diego Evening College studentsTuesday evening, February23, on "Current Events at theUnited Nations;'Mrs. Little spoke primarilypout the 19th session of the GeneralAssembly which convened(December 10, 1964.High points of her speech includedRussia's failure to mainmtheir peace-keeping dues andJed China's admittance to theUnited Nations. The effect of In*donesia's withdrawal on the organizationwas also discussed.IA question-and-answer periodfollowed Mrs. little's talk, duringjwhich the problem arose of whetheror not she felt that the Unitedfattens would survive and attaingoal.["The best possible answer I canlive you," she said, f'is to quotehe U.N. Secretary General Upant upon the closing of the 19th•ession— pTian£e^re^alr7photography, and a host of otherskills and technical vocations willbe shown to the students.The exhibits and demonstrationsinclude Air Conditioning and Refrigeration,Bricklaying and Plas-Continued on Page 3Knight Owl Staffers WillItnight emA Laboratory Experimental Newspaper of the San Diego Evening College Journalism WorkshopVol. 3, No. 4 SAN DIEGO. EVENING COLLEGE, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA March 9, 1965AS, FraternityOffer ScholarshipAid This SemesterSigma Rho Alpha, EveningCollege's service fraternity, hasestablished a scholarship in theamount of $25 to be used by twostudents this semester for the purchaseof books.A similar scholarship opportunityis being offered by the AssociatedStudents, as well.Applications are available inroom A-114 City campus, or roomH-110 Mesa campus. All applicantsmust have at least a 2.0grade point average. The awardis made on the basis of scholarshiprecommendations, and need.Information requested on theapplication includes academic recordand vocational plans, collegesattended other than a San DiegoJunior College, number of collegeunits completed, and financialneed.What's InsideBOOK HOOKERS BEWARE!Bookstore dilemma. Editorial,Page 2.LET'S GET TOGETHER!Opinion poll discusses EveningCollege campuses.Page 2.CAMPUS COMPLEX ISCONFUSING:Pedometer readings oncampus travel. Page 3.'TWEE t-tPTHOS^OET Jp*^LESSON IN BLICKLAYINGConcrete example of blockconstruction. Page 3.TRAVEL'S BEST AT CUT-RATEStudent discounts availablefor world-wide travel.Page 4.AttendPalm Springs Journalism ConferenceStaff members of San DiegoEvening College's Knight Owl willjoin with delegates from morethan 56 California junior collegesat the 6th Annual Journalism Associationof Junior Colleges convention.It will be held in PalmSprings, March 25 through March27. Attending will be Allan Eddolls,Jannlee Brooks, Gary Mc-Masters, Julie Rocha, and BettySnodgrass, along with Lester E.Tokars, Knight Owl adviser.Student workshop subjects willinclude magazine and yearbooks,editorial writing, feature writing,sports writing, and student government-pressrelationships. Expertsin the field of journalismwill speak at the workshop.Pre-conference mail-in competitionwinners for the best newsstory, front page editorials, cartoons,and sports stories will beannounced at the final meeting ofthe convention.There will also be on-the-spotDeficiency NoticesDue Late in MonthDeficiency notices will be sentto Evening College students duringthe week of March 22.Instructors are preparing thenotices which contain suggestionsand comments pertaining to thestudent's weaknesses or unsatisfactorywork in connection withstudy habits or classroom participation.Instructors may refer students* doing unsatisfactory work to counselorsat any time.competition in news writing, featurewriting, interviewing, sportswriting, yearbook layout, photograph,newspaper clinic, yearbookand magazine clinic.The conventon wiill begin withthe professional workshops Fridayafternoon. At a banquet that evening,Dr. Theodore Kruglak, directorof the School of Journalism,Continued on Page 4Goes Like 70!LeonVolkovSoviet DefectorLecture GuestLeon Volkov, a recent defectorfrom the Soviet Union and presentlyNewsweek's Soviet affairsexpert, will be the second speakerin the San Diego Evening Collegespring lecture series. Open to thepublic, the talk will be given inthe Kearny High School auditorium,Saturday evening, April 3.-In 1948, under a pseudonym,Volkov wrote a series of articlesfor the Saturday Evening Post entitled"Stalin Thinks I'm Dead."His latest article for that magazineis called "The IntellectualFerment Behind the Iron Curtain."His works have also been. published in the Reader's Digest*.Look, True, Pageant, Commentaryand the British literary magazine,Encounter.Volkov follows Soviet dignitarieson their tour of the U.S.and he traveled with Khruschevon his trip around the country in1959.Film CancelledThe showing of "Cimarron," thesecond film of the Fine FilmSeries for the spring semester, hasbeen cancelled. It was scheduledfor March 12 at the Russ Auditorium.The film was cancelled whenRuss Auditorium reservation couldnot be cleared for the eveningshowing.The next Fine Fikn Series showingwill be "The Robe," slatedfor Friday evening, April 9.Queen CandidatesTo Vie for Crown;Petitions ReadiedPetitions for 1965 May Queencandidates for the annual MayOueen Ball will be availableMarch 22.Any girl enrolled at either theM«sa and City campuses of SanDiego Evening College is eligibleto compete for the beauty crown.Petitions will be available at Citycampus in room A-114 and at Mesacampus in room H-110. The deadlinefor final filing of petitions isApril 2.An orientation for May Queencandidates will be held on April5, when the entrants win be instructedon managing their campaigns.They will also be assigneda time to be photographed onAnril 8.During Mixers at City on April20, and at Mesa on April 21, thecandidates will be formally introducedto the student body.Voting for May Queen finalistswill be held from April 26 throughApril 29. The May Queen Ball,over which the elected Queen willrejgn, Will be the evening of May8 at the U. S. Grant Hotel.College to UndergoAccreditation StudyFull accreditation evaluation ofSan Diego Evening College will bemade by an expert team of edul"caEorswho will," after their*£n8-~ings are studied and analysed, ascertainthe academic state of thecollege.Evening College will be visitedthis fall by a six-member accreditationteam. They will make detailedanalyses of courses taught,student activities, community relations,and other major areas.The study will determine whetherthe college is meeting standardrequirements as set up by theCalifornia Junior College Association.The team will consist ofthree representatives of the CaliforniaJunior College Association,two of Western Association ofSchools and Colleges and onefrom California State Departmentof Education.In 1953, all junior colleges inthe state were automatically accredited.The accreditation wasContinued on Page 4Steno-Typist Gets Efficiency HonorA former San Diego Evening College studentwas awarded a Certificate of Efficiency in stenotyping.She is Mrs. Marian Brown, a fall semesterstudent of Mrs. Doris Sherwood, steno-type instructor.Mrs. Brown is employed at the San Diego Courthousein the Conciliation department. She claimsthat her knowledge of steno-type, a simplified A,B, C shorthand, was a great help in acquiring thisposition."This course is extremely beneficial to womenand men involved in dictaphone work as well astaking dictation," Mrs. Brown said.Her instructor, in describing the course, said,"Because of its simplicity and the short period oftime (one semester) involved in acquiring the skill,it is a course of great value to college students fornote taking."She also points out the value of steno-typefor those people who depend on employment inthe business field, "but do not plan to make a careerof it."It eliminates the pain of a lengthy shorthandcourse for those who haven't the interest but findIt necessary for support while working towardssome other goal."Mrs. Marian Brownii•I>.ll1JIIfor4.*msM&m®. )Jfff.mwjFr: iv..;.--V":- WWMWm WJfoXZrwMmMMl]w#*lA'Sfc'li*^