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- Collection: Composing the Archives of SCU
McGovert Letter for DiversityA letter from Al McGovert, assistant to the Dean of Students for Special Projects, to the Academic Vice-President of SCU James Albertson, S.J. The…
MLK Fund '72 LetterA letter from Matthias Meier, the chairman of the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Fund, to the staff and faculty of SCU. In the letter he summarizes…
SCU has flourished before without football.This article from the Mercury News paper details how Santa Clara University had been a great institution when it did not have a football team in the…
SCU decision on football angers JonesThis newspaper article details the anger one former Santa Clara player feels toward the abolishment of the football team. He was a 49ers tight end…
Petition from Old Quad Preservation Association to Members of the Santa Clara City Council Against the Fraternity Use at 545 Lafayette StreetPetition written by the Old Quad Preservation Association in 1987 to Members of the Santa Clara City Council against the Fraternity use at 545…
Scholarships to help double minority students at Santa Clara UniversityA xerox of a news clipping from the Palo Alto Times outlining how SCU has increased its efforts to enroll more minority students and increase…
1991, San Jose Mercury News Article Titled, "SCU frat loses use permit to rowdiness"1991, San Jose Mercury news article titled, "SCU frat loses use permit to rowdiness. Reports on how the city revoked Theta Chi's use permit after…
Remembering SCU Football.This is a newspaper article that looks back on SCU football 10 years after the team's last game. The article claims that the schools athletic program…
1990, San Jose Mercury Newspaper Article Titled, "SCU fraternity ousted for 4 years"1990, San Jose Mercury newspaper article titled, "SCU fraternity ousted for 4 years." Comments on the University's decision to ban Sigma Phi Epsilon…
1991, San Jose Mercury Newspaper Article, "Neighbors' complaints against students rise"1991, San Jose Mercury news article, "Neighbors' complaints against students rise," comments on how Santa Clara residential complaints correlate with…