SCampus Student Guidebook

2008-09 SCampus (PDFs)

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Question: How can I become a member of the Daily Trojan or El Rodeo staff?

Answer: Applications are available from Student Publications at the end of each semester for the Daily Trojan. Applications for El Rodeo are available at the end of the spring semester and at the beginning of the fall semester. The editors-in-chief of the publications conduct interviews for qualified candidates.

Student Quotes About the Libraries

“Doheny is a beautiful building, but inside it’s like a maze – someone could die in the stacks and not be found for years.”

“I’ve found so many interesting books there that I don’t need; it’s the ones I’m looking for that I can never find.”

– SCampus 1972-73

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Student Publications

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Director: Mona H. Cravens
(213) 740-2707
Student Union 404
Email: dtrojan@usc.edu
www.dailytrojan.com

The Office of Student Publications supports and coordinates the administrative and technical needs of students who elect to participate in and learn from the opportunities in such student publications as the Daily Trojan and El Rodeo. Student Publications provides an environment and professional equipment to ensure an optimal learning experience, as an enhancement to formal classroom instruction. A primary goal is to build a broad base of student writers, editors, photographers and artists for future generations and to promote the values of team effort, completion of goals and pursuit of excellence.

Campus Newspaper

The campus newspaper, the Daily Trojan, is a valuable aid in establishing and maintaining an atmosphere of free and responsible discussion and intellectual exploration of the campus. It is recognized as one of the principal means of bringing student concerns to the attention of the university’s faculty members and administrators and of formulating student opinion on various issues on the campus and in the world at large. The electronic version of the Daily Trojan is available at www.dailytrojan.com.

USC Yearbook

The yearbook, El Rodeo, provides a permanent pictorial and written record of each academic year at the university. The editors strive to highlight programs, student organizations and other particularly noteworthy influences on the campus and in the community.

Individual portraits for the graduates section are taken during the fall semester. In addition, all group photography, including clubs, organizations, fraternities and sororities are reserved and arranged during the fall semester.

Students may pre-order copies of the El Rodeo during the fall semester by visiting www.uscelrodeo.com. For more information, call 740-2707.