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“Charting the road map for women’s activities is the representative of the female population, Jeanne Eaton. Sights along the road include: Coed Capers, when the gals put on a variety show for the fellas; and Song-Fest, when music time comes around. Your only requirement for membership is assertion of your belonging to the ‘fair’ sex.”
– SCampus 1951-52
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The Los Angeles region includes a wealth of cultural attractions just waiting to be explored. Several of the city’s ethnic neighborhoods are located close to campus and are easily accessible by bus, car, train or on foot.
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