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Opinion: A word from the editors—Page 6 Scene: The year in music and more—Page 8 | San Francisco FOGHORN THE UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO MAY 6, 1999 http:/7foghorn.usfca.edu VOLUME 95, ISSUE 20 Students Say, 'Stop the Lies' testers are involved in a variety of Students take a organizations on campus and will be affected by the restructuring of stand at the the MODEL office. This restructur­ ing is at the crux of what students SKILL awards perceive as administrative duplicity. In a meeting on April 15, stu­ dents upset with the effects of re­ Jessica Dryden-Cook structuring on the MODEL office NEWS EDITOR asked Vice President of Student Af­ To protest the Office of Student fairs Carmen Jordan-Cox and As­ Affairs' restructuring of the sistant Vice President of Student MODEL office (Multicultural Op­ Affairs Lori Varlotta if MODEL had portunities in Developing Excel­ been asked about its needs. Student lence in Leadership) at the Univer­ Affairs said they spoke with sity of San Francisco, 20 students MODEL but hadn't received a wore bright red t-shirts with the respons. words "Lies" written inside an oc­ After asking the question, senior tagon at the fourth annual Service Alfredo Pedroza produced a docu­ Knowledge Integrity Literacy Link­ ment of MODEL's structure that DAVID J. GUDELUNAS/FOGHORN ages awards on Tuesday night. The was submitted by the MODEL staff Stop the Lies was the the message sent by students protesting restructuring plans within the Department of t-shirt translation: Stop the Lies. to Student Affairs on January 21, Student Affairs at Tuesday night's SKILL leadership recognition ceremony. At the awards ceremony at­ nearly three months prior to the that they've been asking for get lost? thing they do because they have run Hay said." If I am silenced then stu­ tended by USF students and fami­ meeting. It was a straight out lie," said senior into problems before with Student dents and staff are silenced. So, it's lies, staff and faculty, at least one "It's evident that [MODEL'S Ryan Gates, who attended the meet­ Affairs saying they never received a important to claim and articulate person wearing the "Lies" t-shirt document has] been there. They ing. document. our thoughts and concerns when was a recipient. Senior Ryan Gates can't say they haven't seen it. How Director of MODEL Kuni Hay "We're used to it so we docu­ we're not in agreement." said this shows that the student pro­ does a document that important said her office documents every- ment things to protect ourselves," Students: Page 3 Neighbors Upset Seniors Bid Farewell Foghorn Staff Report at the undergraduate College of sity and president of the California Arts and Sciences ceremony. The Board of Registered Nursing. at Noise, Trash The School of Education and the With caps and gowns in hand, commencement takes place on Fri­ David J. Gudelunas consider to be excessive levels of the class of 1999 prepares for their day May 21 at 3 p.m. College of Professional Studies stu­ MANAGING EDITOR noise. walk of a lifetime. The McLaren School ofBusiness dents will graduate in ceremonies Neighbors ofthe University of "There's a general sense that The 140lh University of San graduation ceremony, taking place taking place on noon on May 22. San Francisco are talking the students are not respectful of Francisco commencement at 9 a.m. on Friday, will feature Ashley Bryan, an author and il­ trash...and parking, and noise. other people's property," said excersises will take place from May Steven P. Westley, vice president for lustrator from Maine, will speak to Two residents of the Univer­ Martin Maclntyre, a homeowner 21-23 in St. Ignatius Church. sales and business development of graduates in the School of Educa­ sity Terrace neighborhood, on Temescal Terrace. "There is a Over 1,500 students from five eBay, Inc. tion while the rev. Fred Cammer, which includes the homes and sense among the neighbors that different colleges will bid a fond David A Coulter, a former presi­ S.J., president of Catholic Charities flats ideated between main cam­ within the University and the farewell to lunchtimes in Cross­ dent of Bank of America, will ad­ USA will headline the College of pus and Lone Mountain ad­ student body that something roads, sunny afternoons in Harney dress the graduates of both the Col­ Professional Studies ceremony dressed the Associated Students needs to be done." Plaza and treks up to Lone Moun­ lege of Arts and Sciences and the School of law student will gradu­ of USF senate and pleaded for Maclntyre, along with Philip tain. McLaren School of Business at ate on Sunday, May 23 at 1:30 p.m. more consideration on the part Lum, also a resident on Temescal Sister Helen Prejean, C.S.J, ofthe noon on Friday. The class will be addressed by of students who block driveways, Terrace, first approached Direc- Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondolet Nursing graduates will hear Leigh Steinberg, of the Newport litter and create what residents Neighbors: Page 4 will be receiving and honorary de­ from Mary Jo Gorney-Moreno, a Beach, Conn., law firm of Steinberg gree and will be the featured speaker professor at San Jose State Univer­ and Moorpad. NEWS EDITOR It is 10 p.m., the night before your final paper is due and you haven't even begun the research. 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