University of California Berkeley - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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This blessing may also turn into a curse simply because you can also end up without a job. However, this is not to say that every grad- uate from the College of Letters and Science gets the worst end of the bargain or that everyone with a technical background makes his first million by tne age of 30. Ka- ren Swanson, a ' 90 graduate who now works as a research assistant for the State Department of Public Health Services, responds posi- tively to her Sociology major. My studies in health issues have been useful in my job, she confirms. One concept that needs clari- fication is money isn ' t every- thing, an often preached but hard to follow adage. It certainly is not what all Berkeley graduates place on the top of their list as the driving motivation behind earning a Berkeley degree. In fact, a survey of 1,216 ' 87- ' 88 graduates re- vealed that only 47% wrote being financially well-off as the most important factor. Perhaps one thing may never change about obtaining a degree from Berkeley — the experience, knowledge and wealth which we acquired from the University ' s many academic and social pro- grams. They will always remain vdth us. . .along with the 30,000 degress that go unclaimed. ) N V THE BERKELEY DEGREE 27

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GAME I ' ell, it was good news and bad news. Let ' s begin with the good news with a recap of the 1991-92 football season. In the opening game, the Bears clearly out-gunned a smaller and less athletic University of the Pacific team. The Bears brutalized UOP with a whopping 82-to- 24 victory at Memorial Stadium while breaking a num- ber of school records: most points scored since 1920; most PATs by a kicker (Doug Brien with 10); most first downs rushing (24); and Mike Pawiawski ' s six touch- down passes broke Craig Morton ' s mark that had stood for 29 years. And what was the result of the high- scoring affair? The canoneer on Tightwad Hill burned his fingers and the horn players in the Cal band were in desperate need of oxygen! The momentum carried into the Purdue game. The Bears again mauled the Boilermakers 42-to- 18.Pawlawski, Russel White, Treggs and company ran off- Page Design by MAISA ACHACOSO THE BIG GAME 29