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mothers.
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dorm mothers, now
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need for a mother
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women, were part
life. But now, Wer
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graduate students
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assistants in dorms.
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to change when tli
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Dorothy Bell, left, and Archie
Grayson are the last of USC's
house mothers, who have had to
change thl^v^e* with the more
liberal tWVlrsity dorm
regulations.
nouse motner didn't have to play
the big bad wolf anymore."
Grayson agreed with Bell. "I'm a
hall advisor, not a policeman."
Grayson is now hall advisor and
associate director at South
Building.
BELL RECALLS when bottled or
canned drinks could not be brought
into the dorm. She said the girls
used to hide their cold drinks in the
toilet to keep them cool.
Dormitory residents do not have
to resort to such surreptitious
activities today, Bell said.
For Grayson and Bell, the job
has some definite advantages.
Grayson, 59, said the best part
about her job is the chance to be
with young people and these
contacts keep her young. "I'm just
one of the girls," she said.
Apparently Bell, 63, and Grayson
have managed to stay young with
their jobs.
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program was begun two years
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A. Maynor Hardee, local coordii
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resuming mailers.'' He decline
program's suspension. He said
resume or not.
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to August 4.
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