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

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1. nte n j tmt iV •■. ' m f k . •Bmi ■ :m T % f Following the Mass the community adjourned to the Mission Gardens for a buffet luncheon and a concert by the San Francisco Strutters, a jazz band. More than five hundred people gathered in the Gardens for the food and music. Many stayed late into the day talking and enjoying themselves in the autumn beauty. Earlier in the day students, faculty, alumni, and regents were given their first look at the new Bannan classroom building. The building, decorated in bright and unusual color schemes, attempts to provide multi-purpose classrooms capable of being used for both audio-visual instruction and classes involving student-teacher interaction. Many of the larger classrooms are built in a tiered ampitheatre style. The spacious building also houses the University ' s Computer Center. li

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The University paused on October 19 to reflect upon where we are in our academic odyssey . Members of the entire Santa Clara community came together in a unique expression of concern for something they valued. During the ceremony, which also celebrated the opening of the new Bannan classroom facility, Fr. Thomas Terry conferred honorary degrees on three men who have worked throughout their lives to support Jesuit education. Fr. Charles Cassassa, one of the honorees delivered the keynote address. After the honors were presented there was a concelebrated Mass of the Holy Spirit in which the Jesuits were accompanied by the University Chorus and Chamber Choir. Musical selections presented during the ceremony included selections from Berlioz ' s Te Deum , and Schutz ' s Lord, If I But Thee May Have , as well as the Hallelujah chorus from Handel ' s Messiah . conuocotion

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boat dance...CK:sa scavenger hunt., ive- learn dorm costume party.