Alliant International University - Tracks Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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DR. WHITTEN DIRECTS PROJECT AMIGOS ' J PuEor Ti) lana ii olhir . ab.,% •. br inus 1 .r bab% 1., ■■Pr(.j. l v.i.iu. s ■ 11 r li .i rrnlr r It ,ul,s[, s one lit Ihr cMiirs. ' s tamitil i» llw cl.iss, S. li.ld ,1 V ludciit works ill l.arni.m llu- corrii .rbs. I tie ■ I ' rDJici prii ided many children Mi li as tlu-sc Mitli a saU ' plaxurotiiul and sii|)ir isi.,ri. I)i Wiiddriiu Whitliii llis(iir prolcssor al ( :al Western lias lu-cii [KTsoiialU liiMiKed with a ( ' r iiistriiiiu ' tital ornaiiizatioii since its lioiiiiiiiiiiti I ' rdjeet Aiiiiiios . is a c( tii|)le scliool. metlical. dental. and scit iai renter lor nianv ot the inh.il)itaMts of Tijuana Started in i ' Ki2 l) a lirnup (it Aiiierieans, tlieir sjoal was to found a literaex cen- ter lor tlie tO.OOO initiraiit workers w ho had come to Tijuana ' I ' roject Aminos , started without aii financial or ornanizationa! haekinu, is now sniiported lis donations ot household noods that are sold ni the projei t s tliritt sliop i Dr Whitten took two carloads of I Idl Innu (low n w IikIi li.i(Mieen I ' olleiled l) uirls in ( iarnina and ( :hi I I alls at t lie end ot sprinu (jiiarttT last t ' ar ' Alonu itli the aeadeinii ' side of the school, the ()cational train- iiii; is |)ro ulimi inan opportunities for the younn jJcople of Ti- luatia (iraduates ot the si Ikui] were placed in johs in I ijiiana and are hriniiinii home pa i lietks to their tamilies Several students w ill possihK ha e the opportunit ol reci ' i int; seholarslups to merican I iiixcrsities in the next several cars I he I ' roject is offerini; a chance for main students to Ikcoitu ' in- n| ,(| III helpina the less lortunate The school is also utilized l) I he I ' eai f ( m ps as a (railiini; camp.

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Linda Freytag, Rachel An- drew and Doug McPhee (yes — with a beard) Hslen intent- ly during a summer seminar directed bv Dr. Barnett. SEMINARS DIRECTED BY FACULTY The new Conversations with the Faculty series were inaugerat- ed this summer, beginning in the Faculty Lounge and moving later to the Student Lounge. The top- ics were varied and were directed by various faculty members at noon three or four times a week. They ranged in subject from Chemistry with Dr. Barnet to so- ciology with Dr. Kleckner, and often proved to be quite animated conversations. 18 A casual atmosphere seemed to be predominant during the seminars as shown here by Dr. Barnett s bermudas and Doug s hat.

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ONCE AGAIN THE BEACH PARTY WAS Even Dean Parker sat in the sand and held a marsh- mallow over the fire, and appears here to be having a good time. Shown also are Joni Bryan, Cindy Spiller, and her fiance John Long. The annual beach party, offering everything from volleyball to folksinging. was held on June 28th to enable all those attending summer school to become better acquainted. Planned by the Asso- ciated Students, it was held in Ocean Beach and all graduate and undergraduate students and faculty and administration were invited. Dinner was provided there by SAGA, and was followed by a marsh- mallow roast later. Shown here enjoying marshmallows are John Sampson, left, and Bill Valeri with a graduate school friend. Left, freshman Glen Bates grins broadly as he tries to get the ball back over the net for his team. 20