Presidential Student Businesses Candidate to Close in Protest Visit Campus Ua Steakley
Opinion: Smith & Wesson Takes the Safe Route—Page 4 Scene: Tacos and SoCal in The City—Page 7 °s: San Francisco FOGHORTHE UNIVERSITY OF SAN FR A N cN I s c o MARCH 30, 2000 VOLUME 96, ISSUE l6 Presidential Student Businesses Candidate to Close in Protest Ua Steakley EXECUTIVE EDITOR Students trying to get their daily Visit Campus caffeine from Crossroads, Cross Leah Hltchlngs roads Too, and AS Express were met NEWS EDITOR School of Theology, and Gonzaga with locked doors on March 23 and The search for the next president University, receiving degrees in 24. In front ofthe doors were stacks of the University of San Francisco, catechetics and religious education, of letters from a newly-formed to replace Rev. John P. Schlegel, S.J., modem European history, and phi group called the "United Student is in its final stages. losophy. Forum." What ignited the letter was In a statement from the Office of Among Privett's noteworthy ac the resignation ofthe ASUSF busi the President issued March 27th, the complishments is his role in establish ness manager, Julie Ardell, the tenth Provost and Vice President of Santa ing the Eastside Project at Santa Clara. resignation in two years in the Di Clara University, Stephen A. Privett, The Eastside program "received na vision of Student Affairs. S.J., was termed "an excellent final tional recognition as a model com "It's something that has been candidate" for the position of presi munity-based learning program," brewing for a long time in terms of dent. said the President's Office.
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