University of Santa Clara - Redwood Yearbook (Santa Clara, CA)

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K Dorothy Day, social worker, organizer, and activist for more than four decades, spoke to a new generation of socially minded students at Santa Clara in early November. She called for an active commitment by Christians to the ' anarchism of Jesus Christ, ' and spoke about her work as editor of The Catholic Worker ' in terms of reaching the common man in the street with the issues of war and poverty. Those who attended her program were treated to a surprise song by Ms. Day ' s long time friend, Joan Baez.

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Hayward King ■ I ■ - T I » The challenge facing the Cath- olic Church - - - to adapt itself to the modern world and yet retain those things which always have been basic to it — was the sub- ject of German theologian Hans Kung ' s November talk in a crowded Mission Church. Though he detailed the serious problems facing the Church in the areas of birth control and mixed marriages, the defection of m any religious, and the lack of spiritual leadership, Kung held out a message of hope for his listeners, urging them to ' stay and fight and fight and fight and we will bring the others back. ' mmm i Hans Kung

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' one of the happiest experiences in santa clara history 9 is how one student expressed gratitude to kathy von der ahe, christy power, pam ficco, celine ellet, and mary ann chalmer s, for organizing a thanksgiving mass in late november. with the Oakland cathedral choir providing the music, the mass was a combination of old latin hymns, modern songs and slide shows, and love that left people singing, laughing, shouting, clapping, and wishing that it could go on forever. non-tenured faculty got new grievance procedures . . . ocsa sponsored ice-skating . . . senate committee formed to seek abolition of parietal hours . . . students fast to help bangladesh refugees . . . people still talking about butch whacks . . . coalition for personal freedom sponsored 4 f orum on abortion ' . . . dear ronnie column debuts in the sa nta clara. american political parties class simulated 1980 demo convention . . . community council held its first meeting, with students, faculty, and administration joining to advise father president . . . students march one more time for peace . . . east Oakland deliverance center youth choir returned for third year to present rousing, enthusiastic thanksgiving love revival ' . . . ' twelfth ni hr opened dramatic arts season at lifeboat . . . the santa clara sponsored bike registration to deter thefts . . . william calley ' s attorney, george la timer, defended calley again during scu speech . . . new asusc constitution failed again (and again, and . . . )