Creighton University - Bluejay Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Jesuits The Jesuits - their name is almost synonymous with Creighton. Their presence is felt throughout the universi- ty community. They are teachers, administrators and chaplains. They ' re dorm counselors, retreat directors, friends to students, faculty and staff. They are there day and night, serving Christ through their work at Creighton. They are in St. John ' s Church morning, noon and night, offering Masses which allow the community to express its faith. The keynote of the Jesuit, says the Rev. John Holbrook, S.J., is that he always strives for the magis -always for more. He strives for the total well-being of the students in the classroom, in the dorm or when they are working in the city. The magis is what really motivates him to work for the greater glory of God. It is because of these men, serving under the banner of St. Ignatius Loyola, that Creighton continues to grow ' spiritually, academically and physically. Their talents, dedication, energy and enthusiasm seem limitless. Serv- ing Creighton for more than a century, they continue to guide and inspire the endless stream of students who come year after year. They will be here to teach your children and your children ' s children, fostering reverence for life in all its human potential. It is the Jesuits ' example that evokes in the university community a Christian response to the needs of the world. -rt ' 29

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it Come and Get It! 99 They don ' t cook it like mom does. But then, who can compete with mom? Campus cafeteria and snackbars are indep)endently operated by SAGA. Welcoming any suggestions students have for better service, they continually strive to bring you the high quality food and cooking to which you are ac- customed. Located in Swanson and Keiwit Halls, the cafeterias sometimes tantilize tastebuds with a variety of ice creams and a wide array of toppings. Town students seem to enjoy congregating in the Lower Brandeise snackbar. It is a favorite place to get warm in the winter or cool off in the summer. SAGA also offers opportunities for part-time student employment. That ' s why that fellow who doled out your mashed potatoes was the same one who sat next to you in math class. So they don ' t cook it like mom. It made you appreciate her even more when you went home. Food for thought. Arts junior Dar Garcia and Anastasia Ax- oites, Arts freshman, fuel up for finals. Computerized admittance to meals is a daily occurrence for students consuming sustenance from SAGA. Could it be George Orwell ' s 1984? Looks good! Arts sophomore Dolly Walters builds a crisp salad. 30