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University of San Diego Digital USD Print Media Coverage 1947-2009 USD News 1996-02-01 University of San Diego News Print Media Coverage 1996.02 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 1996.02" (1996). Print Media Coverage 1947-2009. 174. https://digital.sandiego.edu/print-media/174 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, February 1996 USD Women Face Host In Tournament, San Diego Union-Tribune, February 29 . 1 Toreros Survive Cal Poly SLO Scare To Even Record, San Diego Union-Tribune, February 28. 2 Tennis -The College Touch: USD sophomorejack Whigham has a 10-3 record ..., San Diego Union-Tribune, February 27 . 3 College Baseball G USD Drubbed Again by UCSB, San Diego Union-Tribune, February 26 . 4 Awards & Achievements ! Kathleen Dunn Wellman received USD 1995 Bishop Buddy Award, San Diego Business Journal, February 26 . 5 San Diego's Economic Growth Is Lukewarm (Alan Gin), San Diego Business Journal, February 26 . 6 Opinion J6J A Tax System Must Meet Three Tests, by USD professors Robert O'Neil and Dick Yandell, San Diego Union-Tribune, February 25 . 7 USD Gets Win, More Momentum, San Diego Union-Tribune, February 25 . 8 College Basketball ••••• Toreros Win At Road 'Home', San Diego Union-Tribune, February 24. 9 USD Women End 8-Game Loss Streak, San Diego Union-Tribune, February 23 . 10 San Diego Economic Index Climbs For 9th Month In Row (Alan Gin), San Diego Union-Tribune, February 23 . 11 Religion & Ethics In Brief ,ja 25-Year-Old Ecumenical Council To Hold Its Annual Meeting Sunday, USD's Ed Starkey to be installed as the new president, San Diego Union-Tribune, February 23 . 12 Toreros Need Rare Road Win, San Diego Union-Tribune, February 23 . 13 Neil Morgan: Three New Faces on S.D. Campuses, San Diego Union-Tribune, February 22 . 14 At Ease -Those Left High & Dry Have What It Takes To Win This Race, San Diego Union-Tribune, February 22 . 15 Local Church ,ja "The Soul of Charity," Father James Anderson Remembered As Friend Of The Church, The Southern Cross, February 22 . 16 Local Church ,ja News In Brief: USD Hosts "Walk On Water" Competition, The Southern Cross, February 22 . 17 News Clippings, February 1996 Page2 (FYI) Pushing Students To Finish In 4, Los Angeles Times, February 20 . 18 Richard Louv: Trying To Divine The Loss Of Rational Thought, San Diego Union-Tribune, February 20 . 20 Walk On Water, San Diego Daily Transcript, February 19 . 21 Toreros Beat Utah ..., San Diego Union-Tribune, February 19 . 22 (FYI) Record Numbers of Applications Are Reported By The Top Colleges, The New York Times, February 18 . 23 Toreros Can Only Dream, San Diego Union-Tribune, February 18 . 24 Meet Wayne Dosick!, San Diego Union-Tribune, February 16 . 25 Religion & Ethics: Responsibility: Moral, Legal, or Mental Accountability, San Diego Union-Tribune, February 16 ....... .. ...... ..... ................ 26-28 USD Gets AJump On Pilots In Upset, San Diego Union-Tribune, February 16 . 29 Local Scene: Affirmative Action Town Hall Panel includes USD's Gail Heriot, ( San Diego Daily Transcript, February 15 . 30 Around the County ! USD Recognizes Carlsbad Attorney, San Diego Union-Tribune, February 15 . 31 Surprise! The AmeriCorps Is A Real Success Story, by USD's Professor Christianson, San Diego Union-Tribune, February 15 . 32 King Of_The Hill, USD's David Fizdale, San Diego Union-Tribune, February 14 ...... 33-35 Calendar\/ Valentine's Day Fashion Show, San Diego Union-Tribune, February 12. 36 Gaels Push USD Closer To The Cellar, San Diego Union-Tribune, February 11 . 37 Free Throws Sink USD Women, San Diego Union-Tribune, February 11 . 38 Opinion JbJ Make Sure Punishment Fits The Crime, by USD's George Bryjak, San Diego Union-Tribune, February 11 . 39-40 Around The County: Victim's Mother To Speak On AIDS (at USD), San Diego Union-Tribune, February 10 . 41 Back To School Voices (USD's Ed DeRoche), San Diego Union-Tribune, February 9 . 42 News Clippings, February 1996 Page3 The Campaign And The Campuses, The Chronicle of Higher Education, February 9 . 43 Repairing The Rifts: Now It's Time For Forgiveness And Healing (Contributions by USD's Philip Hwang), San Diego Union-Tribune, February 9 ..................... 44-46 Don't Litigate When You Can Mediate!, San Diego Commerce, February 9 .......... 47-48 Local Church News In Brief 1f Presidential Debate at USD: The Hot Ticket for 1996, The Southern Cross, February 8 . 49 Business People: USD Names Kmetty As Admissions Chief, North County Times, February 4 . 50 College Basketball tlf Toreros' Slide Continues, San Diego Union-Tribune, February 2 . 51 Religion & Ethics Calendar, San Diego Union-Tribune, February 2 . 52 Religion & Ethics In Brief¢ Lectures Have Jewish Perspective, San Diego Union-Tribune, February 2 . 53 'The Mormon Guy' Makir\¥ His Mark At Catholic USD (Brian Miles, San Diego Union-Tribune, February 1 ....................................... 54-55 iUSDwomen- ~ face host in l~?~~ament .Q Staff Writer ~ USO women's basketball coach "I thfnk we're in po~ition to sur Kathy Marpe holds no false hopes prise some people," said Marpe. going into tonight's West Coast "No one expects us to do any Conference Tournament opener at thing. But we're playing better and Santa Clara. on a little bit of a roll while Santa "Portland and USF are the class Clara (14-12, 8-6 and seeded third) of our conference," said Marpe. has taken a dip. "They can play an average game "But we're not taking anyone by and win." surprise by our style anymore. Peo Other than that, Marpe concedes ple know we're going to press and nothing as her sixth-seeded Tore run." 1. ~ ros prepare to play Santa Clara at USO is led by All-WCC honorable -<' 8:15 in the last of the four quarter- mentions Nailah Thompson (12.2 (mals. points per game) and Michele Brov "We're among four teams that elli (10.9 ppg, 6.9 rebounds per ~ are pretty evenly matched," said -game) plus Kari Ambrose (9.4 ppg, , Marpe. "The question is, can any of 3.2 assists per game) and Laura those four teams step up to the King (8.2 ppg). level of Portland and San Francis Suzanne Ressa scored 42 points { 1 co?" in Santa Clara's two wins over Riding a roller coaster of a sea USO, and Lisa Sacco scored 35. son, USO finished 11-15 overall Portland (21-5) and USF (19-7) and 5-9 in WCC play. Included was tied for the WCC regular-season 2S a school-record nine-game winning title with 12-2 marks. Portland won streak, followed by an eight-game its last 10 games after a 54-44 loss losing streak. at San Diego. Included in the slide were two . Top-ranked Portland faces losses to Santa Clara - 72-58 at eighth-seeded Gonzaga (4-22, bubble-domed Toso Pavilion and 2-12) in the 6 o'clock opener of the 69-66 at USO. evening session. The tournament "In both games we had leads," starts at noon with fourth-seeded said Marpe, who doesn't fear St. Mary's (17-9, 7-7) meeting playing the tournament host in the fifth-seeded Pepperdine (14-12, first round. 7-7); second-seeded USF meets "We've played there so many seventh-seeded Loyola Marymount times it shouldn't matter. The last (12-15, 3-11) at 2:30. time we played them at Toso in the Portland and USF feature the tournament (1993), they were WCC's top two players. Portland is (seeded) No. 1 and we beat them in led by WCC Player of the Year the title game . after they had Laura Sale. USF is paced by 1995 beaten us by 25 in the regular sea Player of the Year Valerie Gillon. son." But that is USO's only win in the last 13 visits. And in this year's game at Toso, the Toreros had a 28-point swing go against them in the second half - from a 14-point lead to a 14-point defeat. ,._ Marpe said USO "matches up well" against Santa Clara, meaning both teams are short and youn . I ~ ~YJ1qq(,, ~ Df.l~ WM frt-~ ~ ---~~- Toreros survive Cal Poly SLO scare to even record~ By BILL CENTER could just as easily have lost. USD slam and a 7 4-68 lead. thought his Mustangs were robbed. Staff Writer Cal Poly SLO (15-12) is a quick For the fourth time this season, "They were getting 12 seconds . By any other name, a win is still a team that fires threes at will on freshman guard Brock Jacobsen to get the ball over half court," said is the last time win. offense and presses on defense - a nailed down the victory with two. Schneider. "This Just ask USD reserve Val Hill, a style the Toreros seldom see in the free throws - the pair coming with we're playing a WCC team on the poet by avocation. · possession-minded WCC. seven seconds to play. road. We'll finish the home games A senior making his last appear The Mustangs gave the hosts "This game was a test of our the WCC owes us. After that, the ance at the USD Sports Center, Hill fits.