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On this spring evening the moon casts dark shadows below the old adobe wall, which Nobili and Accoiti are pleased is still standing. The wisteria is in bloom and hangs in long, purple strands from the trellises. Look John, Michael points out. They named that hall after you. The men enter the Church and see the Mass is about to begin. Some things, Nobili says, never change. They are not surprised that the celebrant speaks in English. One hundred years ago they had thought that the natives of the Santa Clara Valley would have found Mass more interesting had they understood the litergy. In those days the Mission was the religious center of the Valley. Today, Mission Santa Clara is the religious center of the University. If we can imagine the surprise of its founding fathers at the changes in the University, we can also imagine the delight they would have in the spirit that lives on, in the Mission Church. Since 1902, The Redwood has been as much a part of the University of Santa Clara as the Mission itself. It began as a chronicle of current events and a showcase for student compositions. It was named The Redwood in honor of the part the college had played in the campaign to save the redwoods of the Santa Cruz mountains. That the redwoods are still standing is proof enough that the esprit de corps is a lasting feature of our Univeristy. The Redwood, in nearly 80 years of publication, captures the spirit of University life. In recording the 1979-80 school year, we record the games, parties, concerts, dances and absurdidites that make our life worthwhile. But we also record the forums, debates, controversies and lectures that have molded our thoughts, and given us purpose. After spending four years at the University of Santa Clara, graduates may wonder if they are, in fact, four years wiser. It is our hope that they will find the answer in these pages; perhaps not now, but years later when they pull this book off the shelf, and are reminded of what makes life worth living.
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