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USD Magazine Fall 2002 18.1 University of San Diego University of San Diego Digital USD USD Magazine USD News Fall 2002 USD Magazine Fall 2002 18.1 University of San Diego Follow this and additional works at: http://digital.sandiego.edu/usdmagazine Digital USD Citation University of San Diego, "USD Magazine Fall 2002 18.1" (2002). USD Magazine. 34. http://digital.sandiego.edu/usdmagazine/34 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the USD News at Digital USD. It has been accepted for inclusion in USD Magazine by an authorized administrator of Digital USD. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Weekend What better way to spend a sunny San Diego weekend than catching up with old friends and meeting new ones? This year's festivities include old favorites such as the tailgate party and golf tournament, and a sure-to-be new favorite , the luau and casino night. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10 11 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Golf Tournament Academic Receptions Homecoming Mass and Reception Start the weekend wi th a round of golf at Alumni are invited to join science students and Celebrate Mass with your family and friends Tecolote Canyon . Prizes awarded to the top finishers, faculty for a behind-the-scenes view as the new and join President Hayes in congratulating closest to the pin , longest drive and last place. Center for Science and Technology takes shape. Russell Caine '85 , the 2002 recipient of Tecolote Canyon Golf Course Joan B. Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice the Mother Rosalie Hill Award. Founders Chapel Noon 10 a.m. Community Service Project Alumni Rugby Game Noon Join the Office of Community Service-Learning Watch the USO men 's rugby team challenge Sorority Reunion Luncheon for a hands-on volunteer experience hosted veteran alumni players. For information, contact A relaxing afternoon of conversation and fun by David Rivera '96 of Nativity Prep Academy. Ray Smith (206) 932-6768, [email protected] . for sorority members. Call (619) 692-1926. University Center, Room 161 Canyon Field Hahn University Center Forum 2:30 p.m. Phi Kappa Theta Alumni Meeting 2:30 p.m. Campus Tour All brothers are invited to attend the annual meeting. Beach Clean-Up See what's new at USO with a tour Maher Hall, Salomon Lecture Hall Sponsored by the Alumni Association from the Ambassadors Club. 11 a.m. and lnterVarsity Christian Fellowship, Serra Hall, Room 201 Tailgate Party and Class Reunions a rewarding experience to wrap up Enjoy unlimited food and drink wh ile you reminisce your Homecomi ng Weekend . 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Tourmaline Beach Career Center Open House with old friends and your kids enjoy the The Office of Career Services welcomes Future Torero Fun Zone . New th is year are alumni to share career information or re union booths for Alpha Delta Pi , Alpha Phi , investigate online job resources . Kappa Alpha Theta and United Front. Hughes Administration Building, Room 110 Valley Soccer Field 6 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Alumni Welcome Reception USO Toreros vs. Southern Oregon Join fellow alumni and friends Cheer the USO football team to victory as at this Spanish-themed reception . the tailgate continues. Joan B. Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice Torero Stadium Athletic Hall of Fame Dinner 6p.m. Celebrate USD 's athletic achievements '50s / '&Os Reunion Dinner as the 2002 inductee is welcomed into Alumni from these decades wi ll join the Pagni Family Athletic Hall of Fame . President Alice B. Hayes to celebrate their re unions. Jenny Craig Pavilion Jenny Craig Pavilion, Warren Hospitality Suite United Front Five-Year Reunion Luau / Casino Night If you were a member of Un ited Front as a Remember how much fun you had during 0-week? student, join current students and alumni to Re-orient yourse lf to USO traditions as we combine celebrate the outreach group's anniversary. a casual, luau-themed evening with a casino night. Joan B. Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice, Wear your favorite Hawai ian outfit. RoomD Sports Center, Pool Deck 7 p.m. 8 p.m. Third Annual Gospel Jam 1997 Class Reunion Enjoy a wide range of music as a variety Join former classmates for food , videos and of gospel artists celebrate through song . door prizes. Contact Lloyd Jurado '97 at Shiley Theatre [email protected]. Residence Life Reunion Trophy's, Mission Valley Meet the new Vice President for Student Affairs, Robert Pastoor, and catch up with former res ident assistants at a dinner hosted by To reserve yo ur spot, or for information on any the Office of Student Affairs. event, call the Office of Alumni Relations at Hahn University Center Forum (619) 260-4819 or (800) 248-4873, ext. 7, or log on to http://alumni.sandiego .edu. FALL 2 00 2 v olum e 18 • no. 1 USD MAGAZINE USD Mag a zine features departments ,vww.sa ndiego.edu/publicacions So Happy Together Campus Almanac E DITOR 2002 marks the 30th an niversary of Students mark a solemn Sept. 11; scien­ Susa n Herold 14 4 the unique merger that created today's tists cast doubts on a fundamental law of e-mail: Sherold @sa ndiego.edu University of San Diego. More than five energy, time and motion at a landmark CONTRIBUTING EDITORS years in the making, the merger - driven USO co nference. Also: President Hayes co Michae l R. Has kins by changes in students, society and edu­ retire; USD Magazine expands; art and Mhas kin [email protected] ca tion - was a complex, controversial construction on campus. Tim oth y McKernan and, above all, vital task. Timoch [email protected] Alumni Almanac Kr ys en Sh rieve Leading in Troubled Times Filmmaker Ro bert La Po rta '89 cas ts his Ks hrieve@sandi ego.edu 8 18 Tapped as auxiliary bishop for the San fomer professor in a leading role. Also: DES I GN & PRODUCTION D iego Catholic Diocese, Salvatore Rebecca Yo ung '99 is Soldier of the Year; Warner Design Associates, lnc. Cordileone '78 faces the major challenge alumni teachers make the grade. PHOTOGRAPHERS of restoring fai th in the mi nistry duri ng Rodney Nakamoto the Catholic Church's sexual ab use crisis. Faculty Almanac Ga ry Pay ne '86 It is a tall order for a San Diegan whose A frie nd and protector co wolves, Brock Sco tt 10 Professor Dan Moriarty hopes co reb uild Back photo by Gary Pay ne only dream was becoming a parish priest. a breeding habitat devastated by forest fire. Also: Headless in Peru; hot property; University of San Diego law dean remembered. PRESIDENT Sports Almanac Alice Bourke Hayes 12 Eric Musselman '87 is the youngest head EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR coach in NBA history. Also: Jim Brovell i FOR COMMUNICAT IONS joins USO Hall of Fame; men's soccer AND MARKETING team takes an overseas trip. Harlan Corenman USD Magazine is pub lished quarte rly by Alumni Gallery the Uni versity of San Diego for its alumni, 24 Harry '92 and Carmine '93 Ryan parents and fri ends. Editorial offi ces: USD made their caffeine-laced dreams come Magazin e, Publications Offi ce, Unive rsity of San Diego, 5998 Alcal a Park , San Diego, true .. Thousands of people came CA 92 110-24 92 . Third-cl ass postage paid co the aid of New York City, and at San Diego, CA 921 I 0. USO phone num­ Christopher Toward '89 organized ber (6 19) 260-4600; emerge ncy secur ity the throngs. (6 19) 260-2222; disas ter (6 19) 260-4534 . Postm aster: Send address changes to USD In Their Own Words Magazine, Publications Office, Unive rs ity of San Diego, 5998 Alcala Park, Sa n Diego, CA 34 As a freshman living on campus, 92 I I 0-2492. Angelica Gonzalez shares how she made (I 002/45500) sense of her first days at Alcala Park. 35 Calendar 3 ALMANAC • Reme er1n Artist David B. Smith designed the memorial to be a place of both individual and communal contemplation. crimes and race relations, stopped co smell the flowers in a recently completed peace garden or visited Smith's memorial during a noon prayer service at the IPJ, members of the USD community spent the one-year anniversary remembering the victims. Smith, who reaches a public arts course and was commissioned by USD co create the memorial, used materials similar co those at the World Trade Center. He reversed the names of the victims on the underside of rhe glass so visitors will see a reflection of the names, and possibly their own reflection as well. He listed the victims in alphabetical order by their hometowns, yer omitted their countries, so viewers might realize rhar they are citizens of one world. "Artists rry co comprehend and make sense of the world around rhem through that which they create," Smith said. "Now, one year later, I still cannot make sense of the by Krystn Shrieve Senior Caitlin Curran gazed ar the memo­ events of Sept. 11 , nor can I fully compre­ en David B. Smith, chair of the rial and felt compelled co renew a promise hend the many aces of terror and violence Department of Arr, unveiled rhe she'd made a year earlier. char occur on a daily basis around the world. Wpermanent Sept. 11 memorial in 'Thar day, I vowed co be more apprecia­ "I do know, however, char chis memorial is front of the Joan B. Kroc Institute for Peace tive of my friends and family, co be less my way, in some small measure, of honoring and Justice, he wasn't about co cell people materialistic, and co be more what co feel.
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