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University of San Diego Digital USD Print Media Coverage 1947-2009 USD News 1996-12-01 University of San Diego News Print Media Coverage 1996.12 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 1996.12" (1996). Print Media Coverage 1947-2009. 184. https://digital.sandiego.edu/print-media/184 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]. News Clippings - December, 1996 Bruso Plays Hero For the Toreros, San.Di.ego Union-Tribune, Dec 31 . 1 Review of Big News in California ('96), San Di.ego Union-Tribune, Dec 31 . 2 (FYI)Colleges, Rankings Guides Work To Improve Accuracy, San.Di.ego Union-Tribune, Dec 30 . 3 Toreros Roam, But as Usual Not Far Afield, San Di.ego Union-Tribune, Dec 30 . 4 Toreros Women Upset Oregon State, San Di£go Unum-Tribune, Dec 29 . 5 Opinion: One Citizen's Initiative That Worked (by USD Professor John H. Minan), San Di.ego Union-Tribune, Dec 26 . 6 · Around the Region:Jury to be chosen for Moriarty trial, San Di£go Union-Tribune, Dec 24 . 7 Anteaters Easy For Toreros, San.Di.ego Union-Tribune, Dec 24 ..... .................... 8 Taking a Look at Spring Semesters For San Diego Law Schools, San Di£go Commerce, Dec 24 ............... .. ................................. 9-11 Notable and Quotable: Bob Fellmeth of (USD's) Children's Advocacy Institute, San Di.ego Union-Tribune, Dec 22 . 12 ( Toreros Walk Off With a Win After Running Up Lead, San Di£go Union-Tribune, Dec 22 . 13 S.D. Economy On Steady Roll (Alan Gin's Monthly Index), San Di.ego Daily Transcript, Dec 20 . 14 San Diego Indicators Up Again, San Di.ego Union-Tribune, Dec 20 . 15 Local Church News in Brief: Clergy Institute Lectures Open to Public, The Southern Cross, Dec 19 . 16 Long Wait For USD Basketball Arena is Worth it, San Di.ego Union-Tribune, Dec 16 . 17 Toreros Come Oh So Close Again, SanDi£go Union-Tribune, Dec 15 .. .. ............. 18-19 USD to Receive $10 Million Gift, San.Di.ego Union-Tribune, Dec 15 ................... 20-21 Toreros Rebound, Blow Out Fullerton, San Di.ego Union-Tribune, Dec 11 . 22 Third Time a Charm For Holland and Prodigal Walk-On Sheahan, San Di,ego Union-Tribune, Dec 10 . 23 Aztecs Finish Off Toreros' Reign, San Di.ego Unum-Tribune, Dec 9 . 24 Colleges, Universities Keeping Architects Busy, San Di.ego Business Journal, Dec 9 25-26 U-T Writer, 28 Others Honors (Alice B. Hayes), San Di.ego Union-Tribune, Dec 8 . 27 News Clippings, December 1996 Page 2 USD, SDSU Have Points to Make in Tepid Rivalry, San Diego Union-Tribune, Dec 8 ..... 28-29 Toreros Women Are no Match for Lady Techsters, San Diego Un-ion-Tribune, Dec 7 . 30 Obituary: Diane Ward, 57; Law Firm Founder, North County Community Activist, (USD Law Alumna), San Diego Uni.on-Tribune, Dec 6 . 31 Local Attorney (USD Law Alumnus Ron Stout) Plans a Major Auction to Clear His Closets of Collected 'Toys', San Diego Uni.on-Tribune, Dec 6 . 32 Toreros Sink Against Pacific, San Diego Uni.on-Tribune, Dec 6 . 33 USD Hunger and Homeless Week Culminates with Night Out, Ihe Southern Gros:, Dec 5 . 34 USD Women Go Out Swinging in Volleyball, San Diego Uni.on-Tribune, Dec 5 . 35 Family Torn Apart at the Knee Gacobsen reunion at USD-UOP game canceled by injury), San Diego Uni.on-Tribune, Dec 5 . 36 Pictorial: Going with the F1ow, San Diego Uni.on-Tribune, Dec 5 . 37 Honoring San Diego's Finest (USD's Dr. Mark]. Riedy), San Diego Business Jouma~ Dec 2 38 ( Aztecs, Toreros Both Get Volley From NCAA Tourney Committee, San Diego Uni.on-Tribune, Dec . 2 . 39 USD Bullish After Loss toJayhawks, San Diego Union-Tribune, Dec 2 ................... 40 Toreros Seeking Respect;Jayhawks Sight No. 1, San Diego Uni.on-Tribune, Dec . 2. .. 41 r -S,tm \)j ¼o U1; 'OY1 _ -rri b Jn..l, rxcern b£r 3 1, 1a, q v Bruso plays hero for the Toreros By Mark Pattu Miles ·converted one of the re­ UCSB's Raymond Tutt sank 3-of-4 SPECIAL TO THE UNION-TRIBUNE bounds to trim UCSB's lead to free throws to draw his team to 70-69 with 1:22 left, and his tip-in within four points, 20-16, but Bruso GOLETA - Brian Bruso knew with 21.5 seconds on the clock put stole the ball on the Gauchos' extra he lost his cool. He just wanted to USD ahead. Bruso sank 1-of-2 free possession to keep things from get­ make sure that it didn't lose the throws with 8.4 seconds left after ting worse. basketball game for USD. making his steal, capping a his Tutt, who came into the game Bruso, who was called for a cost­ team's comeback from a nine-point averaging 21.3 points per game, ly technical foul midway through deficit. finally broke loose for UCSB (4-5) half, the second "You need to play emotionally on after getting a pair of shots swatted Toreros 72 down to settled the road," said Toreros coach Brad in the early going by Jacobsen and score 10 points UCSB 70 Holland. Bruso. Tutt converted a three­ in the final 6:51 fast break, scored The Toreros went long distance point play off the and then make the game-clinching a pass from the top by to get some distance from the Gau­ inside after steal as the Toreros rallied for a Bakir a 10-footer in chos in the early minutes. Alex Da­ Allen, drilled 72-70 victory at UC Santa Barbar­ then bombed in a vis sank a three-pointer to break a the lane and a's Thunderdome. from the comer to 6-6 tie, and then he drove the base­ three-pointer "It was a very emotional game - lead to 32-29. line before passing off to Brock Ja­ trim San Diego's they were throwing their elbows Tutt finished with a game-high 33 and we were throwing ours," said cobsen in the comer for another trey just a minute later. points. Bruso, who finished with 18 points A three-point play by the Gau­ ( and 11 rebounds to lead USD (6-4) Davis soon got USD's lead into chos' Josh Merrill (USDHS) off an­ to its third straight win. ''We were double-digits, 17-7, by sinking a other IO-footer got his club within kind of battling back and forth. I pair of free throws with 13:15 left two points, 34-32. UCSB also had a could've either lost it the rest of the before halftime. chance to tie the game in the clos­ game, or I could've stepped it up The Toreros began to lose their ing seconds of the first half, but and played the game I can play." lead when Holland lost his temper. Jacobsen intercepted a long pass Brian Miles, Bruso's running Holland gave referee Frank Bosone intended for Tutt, and Flannery mate on USD's front line, also some choice words after Sean Flan­ made it hurt by sinking a three­ scored 18 points and had seven re­ nery was called for a blocking foul pointer from NBA distance with bounds, which included two put­ on the offensive end, and Bosone two seconds left before the break, backs in the closing minutes. whistled him for a technical foul. giving his club a 39-34 lead. I ,........,_ !:J){(l D1£~ L-n; C'JY\ - -m tui.e. , ,~/~, IP, <-t olllos ........gener. Despite his a wrongful death tions. ated much of California's presence in San suit P big news in 1996. Diego and a major ■ AfNll"alcraalulowllaltlill In the state's Nov. 5 election, commitment of U.S.~....,was blamed for Davia......... was convict­ a rash of deadly accidents on Californians overwhelmingly vot­ campaign time ed of murdering ed to end radal and gender pref­ and money to the Southern California highways in­ Polly volving vehicles packed erences in state hiring, college ad­ state, Dole lost his Klaas. He missions and con1ract awards bid for the state's with illegal immigrants. reacted The severity of the prob­ with thepassageof PNpa1■1n 54 electoral votes. by ex­ lem was underscored by 209. Democrats tending Opponents are.vigorously chal­ gained congres­ the videotaped beating of both mid­ illegal immigrants by sher­ lenging the measure in court, sional and legisla­ dle fin. where it could be stalled for tive seats, includ­ iffs deputies in Riverside gersto­ County. years. ing that of Bob Dor­ warda Vot.ex»also approved P'ropoll­ an of Orange court­ ■ Claarlel lllilf2is, a measure legalizing County, the long­ room ..._Jr.was marijuana for medicinal purposes. time Republican camera. hid after serv­ setting off a national debate over congressman. ing nearly five When years in prison drug use and availability. Dornan, alleg­ Davis was sen­ for his California was the scene of the ing voter fraud, role in one of the na­ tenced to death tion's Republican National Convention, ended the year by challenging the four months costliest savings er. later, he taunted the and which nominated Bob Dole as the win by Democrat IAnlla S•cllu.
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    1 STEPHEN C. GREBING, State Bar No. 178046 [email protected] 2 IAN R. FRIEDMAN, State Bar No. 292390 3 [email protected] WINGERT GREBING BRUBAKER & JUSKIE LLP 4 One America Plaza, Suite 1200 600 West Broadway 5 San Diego, CA 92101 (619) 232-8151; Fax (619) 232-4665 6 7 Attorneys for Plaintiffs NICHOLAS GARDINERA and CAMERON WOOLSEY 8 SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA 9 FOR THE COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO – NORTH COUNTY DIVISION 10 NICHOLAS GARDINERA, by and through his Case No.: 11 Guardian Ad Litem MARLON GARDINERA, and CAMERON WOOLSEY, by and through his IMAGED FILE 12 Guardian Ad Litem RICHARD WOOLSEY, COMPLAINT FOR: 13 Plaintiffs/Petitioners, (1) VIOLATION OF THE EQUAL 14 vs. PROTECTION CLAUSE OF THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT TO THE 15 COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO, a governmental UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION agency; WILMA J. WOOTEN, in her official AND VIOLATION OF ARTICLE 1, 16 capacity as Public Health Officer, County of San SECTION 7 OF THE CALIFORNIA Diego; GOVERNOR GAVIN NEWSOM, in his CONSTITUTION; AND 17 official capacity as the Governor of the State of California; the CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT (2) WRIT OF MANDAMUS (CCP §1085) 18 OF PUBLIC HEALTH, a department of the State of California; and DOES 1 through 100, Dept: 19 inclusive, Judge: WINGERT GREBING BRUBAKER & JUSKIE LLP 20 Defendants/Respondents. Action Filed: Trial Date: 21 22 COMES NOW Plaintiffs/Petitioners NICHOLAS GARDINERA and CAMERON WOOLSEY 23 and allege as follows: 24 INTRODUCTION 25 In March 2020, California Governor Newsom issued a series of disaster declarations, executive 26 orders, rules, and regulations responding to an outbreak of a novel coronavirus (COVID-19) which the 27 World Health Organization (“WHO”) and the Center for Disease Control (“CDC”) declared a 28 pandemic.
  • University of San Diego Women's Soccer Media Guide 2001

    University of San Diego Women's Soccer Media Guide 2001

    University of San Diego Digital USD Soccer (Women) University of San Diego Athletics Media Guides Fall 2001 University of San Diego Women's Soccer Media Guide 2001 University of San Diego Athletics Department Follow this and additional works at: https://digital.sandiego.edu/amg-soccer-women Digital USD Citation University of San Diego Athletics Department, "University of San Diego Women's Soccer Media Guide 2001" (2001). Soccer (Women). 9. https://digital.sandiego.edu/amg-soccer-women/9 This Catalog is brought to you for free and open access by the University of San Diego Athletics Media Guides at Digital USD. It has been accepted for inclusion in Soccer (Women) by an authorized administrator of Digital USD. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 2001 WOMEN'S SOCCER UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO TOREROS TORERO STADIUM HOME OF TORERO SO(:CER The 200 I women's soccer season will be the first played in Torero Stadium since the fac il ity was remodeled over the past year. During the fall of2000 and continuing into the winter of200 I, the San Di ego Spirit of the WUSA, will complete a 2.3 mi ll ion doll ar renova­ ti on of th e stadium which made it possible for the Spirit, San Di ego's professional women's soccer team, to call Torero Stadium home fo r their inaugural season. The addi tions include new lighting and sound systems, a new playing surface and 3, I 00 new seats in added south side bleachers and new end-zone secti ons. Two new press and coaching box towers were also buil t above the south side bl eachers.