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

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Robert Cahill Mary Cdlldhan Vitkie Camgros JoAnn Cardinale julie Carter David Carty Debbie Casal Mary Ann Casenza Carol Casey Gregg Castro Mike Catalano Francesca Cervelli Rossana Chan-ley Margaret Chavez Rosalind Chavoya Karl Chicca Mayu Chulani Steven Cinelli Andy Clark Theresa Clifford John Connell Paul Conway John Cook LeoCostello Stephanie Cota Ginger Craig Nancy Craig Michael Cramer Patricia Crawley Barbara Creger Diane Cronstrom Maryann Cunningham Sandra Cupps Nancy Cutler Colleen Daley Thomas Daly Joseph Dane Sharon Davis Richard DeFries James Del worth Maggie Dieterle Debbie Dobosz John Doud Anna Marie Duarte Ann Duncan Susan Edwards Paul Dignan Marianne Dondero Theresa Driscoll Ten Duffy James Dwyer Craig Elkin ' s Thomas Dillen Dennis Donnigan Elaine Drummond Karal Dujmovich David Edelstem Celia Esquivel

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Monday and Tuesday blurred into one. The focus was all academic. I, went to some sessions to meet thedeanof my college, my department chair- man, and my academic counselor. They hustled me through payments and they herded me through registration. Everything was in lines two blocks long. They had a bunch of sample lectures--I went to The Puritans and Sexf' by Dr. Miles Merwin--from the few classes that I have had, the mini-courses weren't too realistic. . .nobody teaches like that! For entertainment Monday night, I watched belly dancers, mimes, and magicians shimmy across the stage on M and M Night. On Tuesday, there was an Idea Faire. A lot, of the clubs were there to talk to us about their organizations. Crew, Redwood, SCCAP, Chem Club, Mendel Society, SHOP, ROTC, and Kathy Hennessy of Career Counseling. My roommate, Mark Ergfoot, a transfer student, went through an orientation geared for his problems as a transfer. A transfer from last year led the program--Heath Wakelee-wwith Donn Callaway coordinating the academic sessions. Apparently, his orientation was as diversified as mine. Also, they had a dinner with the administration preceded by a champagne reception. Finally, on Wednesday, I went to a get-together called Making Santa Clara Work for You, where I gave my criticisms of orientation on a questionnaire and also found out how Santa Clara can help me. In the afternoon, we went to Santa Cruz for somefun and volleyball, giving the upperclassmen time to settle in. I don't know how long we were there, but the punch was potent and I slept all the way home. Saturday has now come and I have a ton of homework--they don't waste time getting us into the grind. Biology, Chemistry, Calculus, and English Comp., This is my first and last letter-- for a while. . .