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“In line with the leading universities of the country the University of Southern California, this year institutes Freshman Week. During these days Psychological Test and Classification Examinations in English are held. This new institution of Freshman Week is expected to be made the first great landmark of his college career for the incoming student, with its advent for the first time on the Trojan Campus this fall.”
– USC Handbook 1925-26
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The Office of University Publications is responsible for editing and producing the printed and online USC Catalogue and several school bulletins and viewbooks. University Publications also publishes the online Schedule of Classes, the annual Commencement Program, the printed and online SCampus and assists in the production of a variety of other publications and Web sites, including the Student Affairs Gateway site, www.usc.edu/student-affairs.
The Office of University Publications is a USC Graphic Identity Program Center and assists students, faculty and staff in implementation of the university’s graphic identity system. University Publications has won a CASE award and two PRSA awards for publications it produced. In addition, University Publications has won awards for its use of recycled paper as well as for working with minority- and women-owned businesses.
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