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University of San Diego News Print Media Coverage 2001.07 University of San Diego Digital USD Print Media Coverage 1947-2009 USD News 2001-07-01 University of San Diego News Print Media Coverage 2001.07 University of San Diego Office of Public Relations Follow this and additional works at: https://digital.sandiego.edu/print-media Digital USD Citation University of San Diego Office of Public Relations, "University of San Diego News Print Media Coverage 2001.07" (2001). Print Media Coverage 1947-2009. 198. https://digital.sandiego.edu/print-media/198 This News Clipping is brought to you for free and open access by the USD News at Digital USD. It has been accepted for inclusion in Print Media Coverage 1947-2009 by an authorized administrator of Digital USD. For more information, please contact [email protected]. USO NEWS PRINT MEDIA COVERAGE · JULY 2001 ( USD NEWS PRINT MEDIA COVERAGE - JULY 2001 ..- r• I College of Arts and Sciences Tony winner happy being a 'company man' [Easton] (Reprint of June story: Deseret News, Florida Today, Santa Clarita Signal) ...... ... ................................ ............. 1 Matter of principle [Hinman] (Grand Forks Herald, Florida Sun) ....... ......................3 Huerta Graduates from University of San Diego (Mid Valley News) ......................... 6 School of Business Administration Realty, retail spending closely linked [Riedy] (Reprint of June story: Harrisburg Sunday Patriot-News) ........................................... ... ... ................... ... ... ... .. ........... 7 Publisher's Notebook [Blanchard] (San Diego Business Journal) .. .. ... ...................... 9 Region's Economic Indicators Continue 11-Month Decline [Gin] (San Diego Daily Transcript) ... ...................... .... ................................... .... .. .......... ...... ...... 10 School of Education Summer forums put safety at schools first [Rowell] (San Diego Union-Tribune) .... ... ... 11 State park offers rafting for educators (Auburn Journal) ..................... .... ... ....... .... 14 Honors [Woolston] (Camden Herald) .................... .... .. .. .... .. .... ... ........ ......... .. .15 School of Law Huge Fees, Many Conflicts In PG&E Case[Wiggins] (Los Angeles Times) ............... 16 What's OK for display at library? [Alexander] (Anchorage Daily News) ................... 19 The Weakest Link [D' Angelo Fellmeth] (HealthLeaders) .... .... .. .. ..... .............. ... .. 22 Ethics Expert Makes Mark on Bench [Ruvolo] (Los Angeles Daily Journal) ....... ... ....25 Hayes Simpson Attorney Receives Pro Bono Award [Claman] (Los Angeles Daily Journal) .... ..................................... ...................................................... 27 Graduates [Fisher] (Scranton, PA, Sunday Times) ...... .... .... .. ... ... ......... .. ... .. .. .. ....28 San Diego's Premiere Legal Resource (San Diego Union Tribune) ... ...................... 29 School of Nursing The University of San Diego offers innovative program to address the region's nursing shortage (San Diego Union-Tribune) .... ... ............. ...... ........................... .........30 The Hahn School of Nursing ad (San Diego Union Tribune) .... .. ... .......... ............ ..31 Other USD-Related News Global Peace Gets a Push From New Kroc Institute (San Diego Business Journal) ..... ..32 Recent Kyoto Prize Winners to Speak at USD [Neu] (San Diego Business Journal) ......33 USD Adds Peer Advisory Group To Family Business Forum (San Diego Daily Transcript) ............................... ..... ............ ............ .. .................. ........... 34 One Nation, Under Gods (San Diego Union-Tribune) ............. ..... .. .. ... ... ............. 35 Leaming Portals for Education and Beyond [Gallegos-Butters] (Converge) ..... ... ... ... .. 38 Leader a perfect description for Class of '51 member [Corey] ( Norwlk Hour) .... ....... .41 NACUFS Interest Sessions at a Glance [Lubovsky] (On-Campus Hospitality) ..... ..... .. .43 Key Club seniors win $500 scholarships [Walther] (Roseburg News-Review) ..... ....... .44 Piano Sale (San Diego Union-Tribune) ............................................ ............ .. .45 Diane Bell (San Diego Union-Tribune) ....... ... ................................................ .46 Athletics All-Star Risks (San Diego Union-Tribune) ..................................................... .47 Et cetera [Thompson] (Denver Rocky Mountain News) ........ .. .... ..... .......... .......... 50 Girls of summer [Angelo] (Ventura County Sunday Star) .... ......... ...... ... .............. 51 Blalock riding cycle to the bigs [Caple] (San Diego Union-Tribune) .......... ... ........... 57 Cal Games news sure to reach Alaska (San Diego Union-Tribune) ... ....................... 58 Captain offers lift as Spirit gains tie (San Diego Union-Tribune) .... ...... ................... 59 Sidelines (San Diego Union-Tribune) ....... ... ........................ ......... .... .......... ... 61 Spirit vs. Breakers (San Diego Union-Tribune) ........ ......................................... 62 Boston Breakers at San Diego Spirit (San Diego Union-Tribune) .... .. ... ........ .. .. ..... .. 63 Goal! Goal! Goal! Goal? Almost 4 for Spirit (San Diego Union-Tribune) ........ ....... ... 64 Spirit moves into playoff contention )San Diego Union-Tribune) .............. .. ............ 66 Youth & Family Night (San Diego Union-Tribune) ............. ....... ..... ... ....... .... ..... 67 Spirit at Bay Area CyberRays (San Diego Union-Tribune) ................................... 68 Sideelines (San Diego Union-Tribune) ............. ............................... ............... 69 Atlanta at Spirit (San Diego Union-Tribune) .................................................... 70 The Beat is bringing heat in crucial game for Spirit (San Diego Union-Tribune) .......... 71 Spirit lifts its playoff chances (San Diego Union-Tribune) ........... ..... .... ... .. ...........72 UCSD's last hurrah? (San Diego Union-Tribune) ..... ............... ..... .......... ... ........ 74 TV/Radio Coverage Rudeness in the Workplace [Pierson], XETV (July 23) COLLEGEOFARTSANDSCIENCES J ......NO ~ - c,, .,, ~ Cl) (I) (I) C ... en C r- - C > - C > z a: z r m z z c.. Cl m 0 QI c.. C, -t Cl) c.. C, -t C: > ::z, = C: C: r- r C: > > > Cl) < al r- < r m z < .,. _ 0 .... =- > ::z, C, .... C ... ~ ... C N r G') :a - ... m m ,i,- ,. > C11 ):I, z 1; :a z i -- - N C, ~ N m .... N ... ):I, ... 0 -.j ... -t 0 ... ~ - 0 -t 0 - ~ z o_o"' > r- ' 0 ~ .,, 0 ... ~, :' < ~-i' i ... - r o- m . """" 0 - ...-.,. C m ~ - ... 0 ."f -= 0 C, .. - Col ):I, - C :e 0 0 0D - Cl) . = > -< ... -t -"""" - ::l::c- ~ Tony winner is happy being a 'company man' By Michael Kuchw... son," the Canadian-born Easton says. "I At 17, he moved to Ottawa 1o become a p,p drama writer 4 \ c; 4- like companies. I like the work- and professional actor and do weekly rep- NEW YORK - Richard Easton insists playing in rep is the dream of any actor. 33 plays in 35 weeks, the be st stage edu­ that he's not a Broadway star. But at age "Some of the first directors I ever cation possible. "What you learn is a 68, and after more than 50 years in the worked with were people like Tyrone respect for the word," Easton says. "You theater, he knows how to command a Guthrie, Peter Brook, Alec Guinness, learn the lines. You never rehearse stage. John Gielgud. I was spoiled immediately without knowing the lines:' Tony voters think so, too. Easton gal­ for the feeling of community that I like In 1953, he was present at the found­ vanizes Tom Stoppard's "The Invention in the theater. The idea of making a ing by Tyrone Guthrie of the , tratford ofLove," winning a 2001 Tony Award for career ofmy own is not interesting to Festival in Canada From there, he went best actor against such formidable and me. I don't have the energy a star has." on to study acting in England on a schol­ better-known competition as GarySin­ Easton has the look, though. On a swel­ arship, eventually joining the Royal ise and Brian Stokes Mitchell. tering June afternoon, the actor, sport­ Shakespeare Company. In Stoppard's drama of unrequited ing John L. Lewis eyebrows and a bushy Easton also worked in the United love, Easton portrays English poet AE. mustache, is nattily turned out. Check­ States at the Stratford Festival in Con­ Housman at age 77, looking back at what ered sports jacket Crisply knotted blue necticut as well as at the Williamstown he did - and did not-do with his life. paisley tie. Pressed tan slacks. Festival Theatre in Massachusetts. At A brilliant scholar, Housman confronts He sits in his tiny Lyceum dressing one point in his long career, he went to his younger self, played by Robert Sean room where posters from old APA­ San Diego for a holiday and ~.tayed - for Leonard, and his lifelong yearning for Phoenix productions, including "Exit 10 years, acting at the Old Globe and another student at Oxford. ~ the King" (his last appearance there), teaching at the University of Sao Diego. For Easton, the role marks a return to ~ adorn the wall. "They invented this job for me­ Broadway after an absence of more than His is a career that began on the radio being a mentor in their three decades. It was a I MF A (master of homecoming that lil in Montreal when he was 14 years old. fine arts) program coincidentally occurred at the Lyceum connected with the "I fell into it by accident," he recalls. Old Globe. I would do three or four Theatre, which is where the actor last Richard Easton won a 2001 Tony Award for "A Montreal children's theater had a played on Broadway in 1969. plays
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