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centering in leisure ivork for many peo-/ not have the ener-• and longer periods n.weekend is alreadyexhausting if not ational ordeal,” Dr. “But even the most .fraction is less ex-I deadly than bore-ther work nor lei-ic person anything can really commit nay turn to more tractions, but these )me more and moreite alternative can cultivation of rewill use up not just‘isure time, but a le, Dr. Broudy be-is will not be easy.willing to put asinto building them-distracting them-tion Responset to this question determine our re-cultural crisis pro-omation, Dr. Brou-1 may w'ell create of aristocrats, at s leisure is concern-ns.undertake self-cul-i large scale, we give up some of and distrust of thellectuals gave us and its blessings; so have to give usliving with them,”A free, co-educational judo class for SC students and faculty members will hold its first class at 7:30 tonight in 200 PE.The unusual course will emphasize self-defense techniques for women and the competitive sport opportunitiesfor men, said Instructor Dave ( ■ - .rChow.Chow said that the course will hold sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays through Sept. 4.Tuesday night a large gathering turned out to see exhibitions by the SC judo team, the Hollywood YMCA team, and a group of youngsters 8 to 14 years of age.During the first few sessions of the course Chow will emphasize tumbling and balance. Hepointed out a little man or woman who knows the proper holds and uses balance can handle any musclc-bound bully.There is nothing dangerous about judo when the student has learned how to fall and use j balance in his favor, Chow- j added. iThe instructor is the judo teacher of the Los Angelesspecial police force, former California State Champion, captain of the SC judo team, and a holder of the Black Belt, the highest honor in competitive judo.SC Deaf ClinicTrains British Teaching PairTwo teachers of deaf children who came 7000 miles from England to take training at theJohn Tracy Clinic and SC will complete their course and start on their return trip today.Mrs. B. I. Ingall and Miss R.M. Lane were awarded scholarships by Dr. Rufus B. von Klein-Smid, SC chancellor, aiier theyhad written the clinic about the possibilities of attending.Both were also given- grantsfrom the National Institute for the Deaf, London, and will make written reports to the institute on their studies at the clinic.WANTED: Teachers For California
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Los Angeles Southern California University Summer News
Los Angeles, California, US
Thu, Aug 02, 1956
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