University of San Francisco - USF Don Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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KUSF Radio, operated and managed by students, provides the University Community with many services. Music is especially geared to the tastes of the students. The finest and most complete news service on the campus is provided by KUSF's news team. Sports coverage is provided during the football, soccer, and basketball seasons. Two years ago. under the leadership of KUSF. a new student publication, the San Francisco Scene, was born. KUSF broadcasts seven days a week throughout the residence halls, and will soon go FM to serve the entire city with news and information about University activities. o o 27

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This is a book about creativity. This is a book about education. This is also a book about U.S.F. Everyone can see the connection between U.S.F. and education. After all, that is why we are all here. The trouble is that many people cannot see the connection between creativity and U.S.F. This is where the trouble lies. We must see that creativity is necessary for education and creative Education must be a part of U.S.F. As we indicated in the preceding pages, U.S.F. can, from all outward appearances, seem like a creative wasteland. But this is a deceiving picture. The opportunity to be creative is all around you. But don't look for it in the dorms, in the buildings or even in the curriculum. If creativity is to be found on this campus, it will be found within you. The following organizations are made up of individuals who expand education beyond the classroom and into broadcasting, publications, and dramatics. The need to express their creativity is the reason these organizations exist. 26

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sAn CRArtf foghocn et with Admin Aorndther horn Editor ..»c vice Presl-'barge of Student T crux o! the matter ' to be that the admin-on is willing to allow pen dorm proposal both result of the poll taken ne residence coordinat ble tile site vidnight to include a here o-hours type of opd use, but the preone inion on that sulnd-oeems to indicate tha'the the moment, the suppc to of open dorms have ter-satisfied by the actic this fourth floor UCteo-tingent. poll There has been soiter-trovcrsy over the -ted taken in the resident g One rumor flying was that one of ployees of the Ho’ partment took th hasn’t enough in the way of recreational activities. In the Poll 437 of the taken part in the visitation “experiment” and 47 said they had not. (For the benefit of these 47 who have no friends, it’s really quite painless.) The clear majority of the people stated that the “experiment” has made it more pleasant for them to live on Campus, and, in the long run. understand the complex interpersonal relationship between men and w'omen. the a rule, fait certainly bear. The future of the . visitation on the campu pret v bright, despite administrative hassles tl people like the RCC and ti and the PHRC have to gi through each time they ‘de cide’ something lines r