[Migraine]

So: how was USC for you, and did you do architecture? Inquiring minds want to know. BTW, I was a year ahead of you in matriculation.

[Hebrews 11:6]

SC was great as a university. Its professional schools enjoy well-deserved excellent reputations, but in the late '60s its Architecture School turned out to be a complete shambles: exactly two from my '66 entering class of 210 became actual architects (I'm one of the 208). Both Cal Poly's and Berkeley's Schools were far superior then, to my chagrin.

Which is not to say that I would ever have become even a mediocre architect, even given the right environs, a fact I appreciate now with fifty years' hindsight. Eventually, I switched to Business Administration. The Lord had other things, much better things, uniquely for me.