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

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A SLICE Pizza on Wheels )ust one of the over 1 ,000 pizzas consumed by SCU students every week. This constant demand for the classic greasy, cheesy, carbohydrate-packed concoction keeps places like Domino ' s, Round Table, Mountain Mike ' s, and Wild Pizza in a steady business throughout the school year. All of the restaurants, except Round Table, delivered. Paul Lindblad heck It Out Not owning a set of clubs isn ' t enough to keep Brian Berchtold from enjoying a day on the golf course because, like many students, he takes advantage of The Outlet, the new ASSCU-sponsored borrowing depot. Coordinated by Mokie Price, the store was started with extra profits from Down Under the student convenience store. An SCU I.D. is all that ' s needed to rent coolers, barbeques, and sports equipment, or for $2, a VCR. 28 student Life

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Another Tradition was shattered this year when Maureen Schaukowltch, OSF, was appointed the first woman director ot Campus Ministry, Having replaced Dan Germann, S), Maureen coordmates all of Campus Ministry ' s events. Professor Janet Flammang, chair of the Political Science Department, adressed women ' s issues on campus, including maternity leaves, and the signmg of a Playboy centerfold by Jesuits as part ot a fraternity initiation. Kim lohnson Eric Zepeda In the May election, the students went to the polls and broke a twenty-three year tradition by electing Mimi Allen, ASSCU ' s first woman president. The voice behind KSCU this year is a woman ' s — senior Susan Dorio ' s. Susan was the second female general manager of the campus radio station. The Silver Anniversary of Women at SCU 2. J

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Laughing the Night Away Laughing until your sides hurt is a common practice at Comedy Nights sponsored by Social Presentations. Here Heidi Meiners and Dan Mangeodoros can ' t help but let loose as the comedian jokes about their friends. The Tuesday nights featured nationally known comedians, many of whom appeared on TV shows like Late Night with David Letterman. i TV shov kwith Da Paul Lindblad Tim Myers Sex Talk The saying Love is in the air took on a new meaning when the Sexuality Series sponsored by ASSCU, Campus Ministry, Counseling Services, and Cowell Health Center began in the spring. Events included a talk by the Mayflower Madame, a panel discussion titled Dating at SCU, and sexologist Roger Libby, with Roxanne his horny toad . Good Cheers... at the Renaissance Festival of St. Claire. Coordinator Maria Szoboszlay and David Mohr show off their costumes and high spirits at the fifteenth celebration in the Mission Gardens. A tradition started by the ASSCU to honor the patron saint of Santa Clara, the festival is back into full gear after being cancelled last year due to lack of student intere st. Three groups of arts and crafts merchants and actors organized the spring quarter event which depicts the costumes, songs, dances, and manners of the Renaissance period. ■:•; ' ■ ■: CP l 1 ' CU ' , - m ' : in B . 1 ' r Vi BP ' ' - ' ' Paul Lindblad A Slice of Life 29