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

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Steve Oddo uring fall quarter at Santa Clara, many familiar faces failed to show up. This had happened before. These unseen students didn't drop out, transfer, or gra- duate. Instead, they opted for a semester or year of study abroad. 102 Santa Clara juniors and sen- iors spent a semester or a full year study- ing in Europe or Ja- pan. Studying, however, wasn't the only draw I I in ,uw W I 'I 'IT I ws Q, . IQ V, fr Sieve Oddo LO DO , PARIS, RO , VIENN : ROMANTIC CITIES COME TO LIFE AS SCU STUDENTS EXPLORE ART, POLITICS AND CULTURAL TREASURES Europe offered. Stu- dents were able to sample a wide variety of experiences from the bull fights in Ma- drid to the festivals in Freiburg. In the fall, The universities, however, were the main reason students came to the conti- nent. The programs in Madrid, Paris, Nantes, and Freiburg many of the students offered courses in the gathered at the Okto- berfest in Munich. The students com- native language, while the other uni- versities offered pared notes and classes in English. shared experiences The students returned while drinking hearty from their exper- liter-mugs of Lowen- iences abroad with a brau and Hufbrau. good understanding of I've never had so the country they had much fun in my life, visited and a new per- said junior Kathy spective on their Donat. home in America. It made me appre- ciate America more, said junior John Del Santo, I found Italy to be a little back- ward. This renewed es- teem for America came from a wider understanding of the people and cultures where students stayed - their exper- iences were an added feature to the diverse educational opportuni- ties offered at SCU. Traveling down the Seine, juniors Steve Oddo, Dennis Fraher and Chet Chappell enjoy the sights of Paris on their way to the Oktoberfest in Germany. by Steve Oddo London, Paris, Rome, Vienna

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+1 ,, AUSTRIA ENGLAND FRANCE ITALY JAPA SPAIN Toasting to the harvest celebration at the Oktoberfest, Chet Chappell, Billy Fines, Paul Badaraco, Tom Kinney, Kerry Bradford, Eugene Keltgen, , Scott Alyn, Vince Brigantino, A Dennis Fraher, Steve Oddo, ' f f f Brian Evans, John del Santo A X V , and John McEnery party in H ' 5 Germany. Taking advantage of the ease of travel to European countries, Tina Raimondi and Mike Guerra took a short trip from Rome to Greece. Tina Raimondi Sitting in an outdoor cafe in Florence, Lisa Albo and Linda Connolly enjoy a refreshing citrus drink. Florence is just one of the cities in which students were able to study abroad. l 1 6 Academics A A, 'ft wt S with 'Qu- Tina Raimondi 7

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7- Writing on arms or hands is a technique invented for cheating during exams. Formulas and equations are sometimes put on cheat sheets for math and science tests, 1 8 Academics