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Photograph was edited for publication purposes Photograph caption dated April 12, 1958 reads, "Miss Flora M. Scott, left, chairman of the Botany department at UCLA, and Mrs. Ann Stanford White, graduate student in journalism at UCLA, were honored last night as outstanding women journalists at a banquet given at the Bit O' Sweden Restaurant by the UCLA Women's Press Club. Shown with the award winners is Dr. Joseph Brandt, professor of journalism at UCLA. Miss Scott, first woman to become a departmental chairman at UCLA, is the author of several scientific works. Mrs. White is the author of poetry books, her latest being a publication called 'Magellan.'" The awards banquet was held at Bit of Sweden restaurant located at 9051 Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood.
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