University installs Nikias as USC’s 11th president
From: Daily Trojan
By: Natalie Chau
President C.L. Max Nikias was sworn into office Friday morning, during a ceremony that brought together Trojans both young and old to celebrate the 11th USC presidential inauguration.
Today, we live in a time of great anxiety. The wisest experts cannot find an agreement on what the future holds for our society,” Nikias said. “Education is what helps us to be fully human and to appreciate the full range of human experience.”
The ceremony began with processions from members of the USC community, including student delegates, half-century Trojan alumni, staff and parents. Third-graders from the Lenicia B. Weemes Elementary School also marched in the ceremony.
Faculty from every school in the university processed to the stage in Alumni Park , followed by Nikias, his wife, Niki Nikias, and their daughters, Georgiana and Maria.
Edward P. Roski Jr., chairman of the USC Board of Trustees, officiated the ceremony.
“This inauguration you’re about to witness is truly an historic occurrence. It’s only happened 10 times in the last 130 years,” he said. “The last time we saw a new president, there was no one texting during the ceremony or taking pictures with their cell phones. We didn’t have cell phones.”
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