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

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on the wholes contribution to the part.„ Santa Clara is only a small part of the whole-the outer world, ' outside. Though it sometimes seems to be an ivory tower, the University is in reality a part of the whole and it takes a great deal of its substance, its identity, from the whole. Fall Quarter is the time that students, faculty, and administrators return, bringing new ideas from the outer world. It ' s also the time when freshmen come, the outer world ' s most tangible contribution to the University. And it ' s the time that the whole and the part, the outer world and Santa Clara, meld into each other: through orientation, through the events of the quarter, and through the planning which begins now-planning that results in controversial speakers such as Germaine Greer, Rusty Rhodes, and Moshe Dayan, who bring their insights on the outer world to Santa Clara, planning, both personal and communal, for the people within Santa Clara, and planning for new educational endeavors that will pave the way for the University ' s eventual contribution to the outer world. Part I Orientation The Freshmen Fall Quarter Focus: Campus Ministry Undergraduate Research International Students.. Part II Focus: PIpestage Intramural Sporliir The Lifeboat PART