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Maari Gould stays busy on campus Page 8 First ever Turkey Shoot Regals Forensic s volleyball team begins finishes #2 with a bang in nation Mangano receives Team ends with third best speaker only three losses The debate team opened its season last weekend with unexpected success at die By ANDRU MURAWA Pacific Coast Forensic Association's Fall Sports Editor Championships, advancing to die Sweet Sixteen elimination round. CLU's women's volleyball team put In that round, Rona Morich and Robert up a strong fight but fell just short in its Mangano lost a close decision to Southern California College. quest for the NCAA Division III champi- Mangano was ranked onship, losing to five time defending the third best speaker in a division that champion Washington University of Mis- included teams from UCLA and Pepperduic University. souri 15-6. 17-19. 13-15, 15-1 1. 15-1 1 in Whitewater, Wisconsin. Mangano'sfeat waseven more impressive The team finished the season with a because he was third out of 64 competitors record of 27-3, the best ever by a Regal and he has never competed at a debate volleyball team. tournament before. "I have mixed emotions," said sopho- Mark Jones, forensics coach, was nothing more setter Liz Martinez. "I was excited but smiles. "I thought were to finish second, but I was also disap- we going down to merely pointed that we were so close and didn't gain some experience; I had no idea we win." would do as as well as we did," he said. Martinez, who was named to the all- "But, Robert and Rona are hard workers; they tournament team, posting 59 assists and are the most talented students I have Don Blelke looks on as Reva Fetzner her ever had. alms at target. 1 7 digs in die final match, was enthusias- We want to win die Novice Photo by Stephanie Hammerwold tic though. National Championships next semester. I Kecia Davis (Athletics) won the Turkey Shoot on Nov. 1 6 with the best score "We earned a lot of respect," she said, think we can." of34. Carolyn Rogoff(ISS) and Dr. RonHagler(Business) won gift certificates adding "no one expected us logo this far." Jones found motivation from another Cal to Hudson's Grill. Bruce Bryde (Athletics) and Dr. Steve Kissenger (Psychology) The team defeated the host school, Lu team. "The morning after our tournament, I opened up the (Los won sports T-shirts. More than 40 people attended the Turkey Shoot. See VOLLEYBALL Page 12 Angeles) Times and noticed that the Lady Regals had lost in the final round of the Division III Volleyball National Championships. CLU can brighten Christmas gloom "They might have lost, but they are winners. They motivated us. As I try to impress on my students, Adopt a Family to help disadvantaged in you don't get that TO. area far without hard work and dedication. By JENNIFER TAYLOR Levine contacted the Many Mansions donations will be given to the families in "I imagine the volleyball coaches echoed Staff Writer Agency and was given the names of eight die form of gift certificates so they can similar sentiments. We want to dedicate our families who would benefit from such a purchase specific items. season to them. We want to get die victory The Community ServiceCenteratCLU project that barely during die holidays. The Many Mansions Agency is looking eluded them. My pride in their is offering students and faculty the Levine says, "These are low income into the possibility of each family accomplishment far surpassed any agony I opportunity to provide disadvantaged families , some are single moms and dads, receiving a donated Christmas tree to families from the Thousand See DEBATE Page 3 Oaks area people who would have eaten peanut butter accompany die gifts they will receive. with a special Christmas this holiday jelly and on Christmas." Levine expects there will be a lot of season. Everyone is strongl y encouraged to c heck involvement in the ADOPT a Family Janice Levine. coordinator Inside of one of the bulletin boards located in the five project by the CLU faculty and students. Community Services, has organized a residence halls, the SUB, the Women's "I hope everybody will be as generous special campuswide Christmas project. Resource Center and the upper level of the as I have gotten a sense this community Calendar Page 2 Adopt a Family, as a way for students to cafeteria. Levine says, "Each location tells is," she says. News Page 3 help families during the holiday season. about a family and what they need." In order for this project to be a complete The holiday season is a time to remember Opinion Levine says, "If we know the child's success everyone must participate. Page 4 those who are not as fortunate and the favorite color is blue we will list that, but "Everyone is encouraged to contact Arts Page 7 students wanted to do something to make they can use so many things." Community Services if they do not know Features a difference. Levine says, "The students The students and the faculty are Page 8 asked to what somebody may want. I don* t want to wanted a project and everyone in the dorms donate toys and food or cash if they are not see people not participating because they Religion Page 10 wanted to do something." sure what the family needs. All cash See ADOPT Page 3 Sports Page 11 . Dec, 6, 1995 American Marketing This week and next at CLU Association Today CLU's very own chapter of the American Marketing • Santa Lucia Festival;- 10: 10 a.m. (Chapel) Association will be holding an informal meeting tonight at • Programs Board -Programs Board on the Road in 8 in the SUB lounge. There will be free root beer floats. Cultural events Thompson • Timbre (Thompson) Today, 10 a.m. (Samuelson Chapel I • Advent Servicc-9 p.m. (Chap The annual Santa Lucia Festival will Like place. In CLU Preschool calendars • Cookies and Door Judging (Pederso this ceremony five men and fh >m the Thursday Christmas shopping? Do you want a gift that is unique CLU community are selected to represent the Santa • Ml. Clef Hall Christmas Dinner-6 p.m. and useful? a Preschool >r for only S5. Buy CLU Lucia, her brides and the wise men. •Hall Caroling Contest-8 p.m. (Preus-Brandtt Funds will help the preschool as . Put a The Fall 1995 CLU Cultural check payable to CLU Preschool in an envelope and send available on-line via live CLU Horn. It is listed • Men's Varsity ball vs. Westmont-7:30p .: it via mail. calendar >ll returned via campus The be under Events Calendar. For mnr nation on ipus mail. these and other events at Cl the • Women's Basketball vs. Christian HcritageColle ; Relations Office at ex: 5:30 p.m. (Gy Used eyeglass drive • Nativitiy (Pederson Quad) • Community Caroling (Pederson) CLU Habitat for Human Meeting used eyegaJsses • Relaxation Techniques (Thorn as pari of Vision Habitat. The eyeglasses will be sold in Saturday third world countries at low cost to raise money for a house. Seniors interested in • Thompson Christmas Dinner Collection boxes will be located in the SUB, the chapel, the teachers Sunday library, the coffee shop, the admissions office and Second being • Christmas Candlelight Service-6 p.m. (Chap Wind the week after Thanksgiving break. Students interested in entering the teaching credential • Living Nativity-7 p.m. (Outside Chapel) program for Fall 1996 should be aware of the following Monday deadlines: • No Class-Study Day Adopt a family • March 1 -Application submitted to School of Education, Tuesday CBEST should be passed, subject matter program (waiver) • Finals A special campus-wide Christmas project, Adopt a or test, prerequisite classes should be in process (Ed 403a Wednesday, Dec. 13 Family, is being conducted through Dec. 15. Everyone at or b, Ed 400, Psy 402 and Eng 310) and completed before • Finals CLU is invited to share in the real spirit of the season by beginning credential program Thursday, Dec. 14 contributing gifts, money or food for one of the eight needy For students who have not yet contacted the School of • Finals local families. Education regarding an interest in education, please call Friday, Dec. 15 Faculty, staff, commuter students, graduate students and ext. 3240 for information about an inquiry meeting on Dec. • Finals ADEP students are encouraged to check one of the bulletin 11 and about taking the CBEST at the next available • Mt. Clef Burn Out Blow Out boards located in the following places: the SUB, Second opportunity. Wind and the upper level of the cafeteria. In addition, each of the five residence halls has a board Attention seniors! featuring a family. LINK is contributing collected food and Are you graduating this fall, next spring or summer cash to be shared among the families. Future Teacher's Club Check your Campus mail box for important information The Community Service Center is the collection center. regarding steps to ensure your graduation. Are you interested in becoming a teacher? The Future If you have any questions, please call Janice Levine at ext. 3680. Teacher's Club is a small group that has been meeting to brainstorm ideas and begin the process of becoming a Advising Center All cash will be converted into gift certificates prior to the plans are The Advising Center is available to give students personal delivery. recognized club on campus. Among club's an alumni and student teacher mentor program, tutoring assistance with planning their academic program.
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