https://dh.scu.edu/exhibits/files/original/10e138fff54bbf2fb3c4e6c7991ebb06.pdf 936933f0d9d38bcf6e646e4229785253 PDF Text Text SCCAP, SHARE Merge To Help Alviso Program Coeds Housed In Nobili Hall SCCAP, Santa Clara's Christian mine which children are in the Action Program, has joined forces most need of help. Ron /.oh //i, the possible in a few years. The poor are "tired of affluent full time campus representative white communities doling out befrom SHARE, will be located in nevolences," he stated. "The underthe SCCAP office In Dunne base- privileged and lsl:ick and Brown ment. militancy will replace It; there are SCCAP was started 2'/2 years enough Intelligent members In ago by 12 people who wanted to poverty groups to do their own give of themselves to someone else. leading." They saw a need in Alviso, an unAfter the meeting sign-ups were derdeveloped area consisting of taken. Larry Bolton, the head of SCCAP also has two new modthe ruining year, Fr. Buckley, S.J', and Fr. Joe Fesaio, S.J. They are replacing Dean McGrath, who resigned because of hi* added duties as Dean of Students. Both Buckley and Fessio worked with Project 50 this summer. They are hoping to have a good, coordinated program this year. Included in this is a plan to have Santa Clara students from East San Jose go in and run the SCCAP projects there. Senior pictures for the 1969 Redwotxl will be taken at William Willis Studios. 2Z35 Alameda, beginning October 14. Between October 14 and .30, seniors with surnames fix>m A through I are asked to make appointments, between the 31st and November 15, those from J to R, Wednesday 23 Oct. 1968 Interview appointments and info at your Placement Office. All positions are in the Federal Caan Equal reer Civil Service Opportunity Employer. ; with S through Z between November 18 and December 6 A fee of $1.25 must be paid at the time of the sitting. • > i i 1 AFTER A FIVE year absence, the coeds are once more in posession of Nobilt Hall, despite the saddened frown of St. Ignatius, below. —Minor Photo the overflow from the dorms. John Ottoboni, ASUSC President, opposed women in the Alameda and notified Rev. Thomas Terry, S.J., President of the University. As John said this past week,, 'The Administration had already put girls in the Alameda, but they were open to us, the students, when we came up with our reasons." Junior and senior men* wanted to remain in the Alameda. Also, discussions betweeiKFather President, William Perkins, S J., VicePresident, and Mr. Gerald McGrath, the new Dean of Students, established inadequacies in the Alameda an a dorm for women. letter of July 9. from Father President to Quoting the 1968. Amici Delia Musica, the full time February 6: Faure. Haydn, Ives, Ravel professional orchestra in residence, has their schedule fully planned for April 10: Barber, Bartok, Brahms. Webcrn. this coming year. During this nine An audience briefing that will month concert season, over 100 stress the highlights of the works performances are scheduled. Besides those on campus, con- to be played, will be presented prior to earh N'obili Hall Concert. certs are scheduled in Northern. Kpeclal student rates are offered Central, and Southern California. Highlights of this are the concert this year. For $5.00 one is assured series in San Francisco's Grace entranee to all concerts and briefCathedral, the Gavilan College Ser- ings in Xobili. The traditional Christmas and ies, the Pplo Alto Series and Los Town Theatre Series. Easter concerts in the Santa Clara Gatos' Old Mission will aeain be performed Amid will ;i|s<» play a special concerts on campus for this year. Added to this is a special series of ' Lighten* • Cigars, Klc. Tobaccos • Accessories SMOKING IS OUR SPECIALTY NOT A SIDELINE Pipes • • 45 Years Experience CSrtat Jipf top? the college aundlences. These concerts will he held in Nobili Hall and are scheduled to begin October 10. The campus program for the year is as follows: COME IN AND BROWSE CREST PIPE & TOBACCO SHOP 47 N. FIRST ST.. SAN JOSE 497-0463 November 7: Bloch, Webern. JanuaryS: Bach, Britten, Dovorak. Mother's Day Concert. Scheduled dates are: 6. 1968 Christmas concert. March 28, 1969 Easter Concert. May 11. 1969 Mother's Day December PAST VAUGHN BRONCO DAYS GET ACQUAINTED \ / zy SALE m SUITS... Cet acquainted special Complete stock of natural shoulder suits including new spring arrivals from $69.50 to $llO.OO. 1/2 NOW . • . ... • MOW ,Z, J/Z PRICE ... Our cr\n/ 9fMm§/i -. . • # Oct. 14, 15, 16 , Faculty Employees ■ will be University 125 S. 4th St., San Jose, Calif. Men's Shops on (he campus bctoboi 21. M I'so to discuss the training ofle'ed It A.I.FT. (an intensive nine months program of post graduate study) and the job opportunities open to graduates in the field of INTERNATIONAL TRADE and GOVERNMENT SERVICE. Inters AT SAT HER GATE Into New Office The ASUSC officers moved into their new offices this. week. The new ASUSC office, located in 232, Benson, is designed to provide \ each officer with his own office. There is a reception area where students may wait to see a particular officer. The purpose of the chance'' was to divide the offices in such a way that .the confusion of past years would be eliminated. The cost of the new offices was approximately $3500. It is a capital investment and will be paid for over a four year period. The Salesmen & tt Short Sleeve Dress Shirts ■MX CNE.DIT CMOS WEICOMC ASUSC Moves Job Opportunities NOW 50 /o Ott , 3 DAYS ONLY No Refunds Support 3 Day Special w lews may be scheduled The Placement Bureau Thunderbird Campus PHOENIX, ARIZONA English feather r LOTION at The American Institute For Foreign Trade An Affiliate Ut Trie American Ntanagi-nienl Association The results of the housing decisions are readily visible to all. Senior women reserved the privilege of living in Graham 200, Junior and Senior men are in the Alameda, and women are again living in Nobili Hall. Even more important than where students are housed is the cooperation between students and administration. As mentioned by Father President in his July 9 letter to Ottobonj, "I very much appreciate the cooperation that you and other members of the ASUSC have given me during my brief stay at Santa Clara, and I hope that cooperation will continue," Donations may be made at any recognized blood bank and credited to the Santa Rosa bank. A local bank is located at 333 McKendrie St in San Jose. RICHARD WILLIAMS, conductor of the Amici Delia Musica orchestra, leads his performers in a selection. This year the orchestra features campus concerts in addition to performances' —Eskridge Photo in nearby Los Gatos and San Jose. Car Buffs do it! N0W...»29 this tradition should be upheld. Bank. Advertisers NOW... »2488 Values from ham 5n.1.1 *&** Special NUW $5 95 to $8 95 PLUS ALL OTHER ITEMS AT OUR REGULAR 35% DISCOUNT I No Layawayj students No Exchanges • INTERESTED IN AN OVERSEAS CAREER? 88 $14.95 to $32.50 . l Get acquainted special $45.50 to $55.50 all wool sportcoats PRICE All Dress Slacks to $18.95 CONCERTS $59.50 to $69.50 all wool sportcoats Slacks Sweaters $10.95 v" v students should be removed from the Graham Complex. Originally Senior women were considered. It has been traditional for Senior women to reside in Hancock Hall (Graham 200). Ottohpni felt that To offset the amount of blood used, students are asked to donate blood to the credit of Mr. Arata's account at the Santa Rosa Community Blood Concert. On Thursday. September 26. Amici began the; first of three concert series at Old Town Theatre. Los Gatos. The program included select ions from Mozart. Stravinsky, Ives, and Ravel. The most recent performance by the Amici Delia Musica Orchestra was held Sunday, October 6 at the Imnianuel Lutheran Church in San Jose. Here. Amici assisted the organ concert by Roger Nyguist Immediately after the 1968-1969 season. Amici Delia Musica will tour Mexico. Besides these decisions was the question of which group of women It was learned through the Alumni office that Mr. Thomas Arata. a member of the class of 1946. recently underwent a bout of hemophelia. During his period in the hos1,000 approximately pital, pints of blood were pequired for blood transfusions. ! , Everything For The Smoher prohibitive. Blood Needed j ! to size for women's Amici Della Musica Plans For Active Concert Year Pictures CIVIL, ELECTRICAL, or MECHANICAL also grads interested in a career in any OPERATIONS RESEARCH sidered too expensive to make Nothe increased bili into women's dorm. However, a enrollment, it became even more as enrollment figures have shown, apparent that Graham Complex, there are enough students housed Oimpisi, and Sanfilippo would not in Nobili so as not to make the be sufficient for the female popu- transition financially prohibitive. lation. Thus, housing elsewhere on At the time it was considered campus was considered. too expensive, Chris Smith, Senior, The first consideration was the proposed housing women in Walsh Alameda. It was of the necessary HalK Again, finances proved to be This year, due erators for there is much more to a University than studying. But he believes that things like SCCAP won't be is interviewing engineering grads with BS, MS. PhD DEGREES in completed. ter. SCCAP's major organizational meeting was held last week. Dr. Gerald Lackner, who is prominent for his work in the community and with Civil Rights, was the guest speaker. He emphasized that FROM Port Hueneme, California (where you ski in the morning and surf in the afternoon) I SCCAP, announced later that 350 students had volunteered their services. Those who wish to tutor will work in conjunction with SHARE in the Santa Clara Unified School District, with special emphasis being placed on Alviso. This involves a committment to tutor three hours a week for eight weeks. At the end of the quarter the student may either resign or promise to work for another quar- «t > «. 1'..". Mfc English £eathei; For men vrtio want to tw where the action i*. Vaty rapy. Very MM. AI.U-I»UM»OSS tOTJOI*. $2.60, $4.00, $6.40 From the compleie array ot EfcGUSH LEATHER men* toiletriee. Part time male students Must have a car High hourly income Carter Opportunities CALL 266-3777 MR. LOYITT payment will be offset by the fact that the ASVSC will not have to pay for their publications as la previous yean. The now offices have blue and carpeting and will soon have new walnut desks. There will be lounge chairs in the reception area. Two new electric typewriters were also purchased for the office. The office was designed by Claire Young. AID and the furniture was selected by Chris Smith., green striped . U.S. NAVAL CIVIL ENGINEERING LAB Recruiting Representative ■The current school year has pro- Ottoboni, these Inadequacies in"1) inadequate closet space duced an interesting event at the cluded for women, 2) poor security for University of Santa Clara. This is women, 3) poor neighborhood for.. the housing of women in Nobili women, 4) other inadequacies in. the Hall. When coeds first arrived at facilities for women." Santa Clara seven years ago, they Once these Were established, an were temporarily housed in Nobili alternative was sought. This was until the Graham Complex was Nobili Hall. It was originally con< This marks an important step forward in the organization of SCCAP's Alviso tutoring. Through SHARK, students will be able to select a child for tutoring, hold consultations with the child's teacher, and attend several orientation meetings which will famil- Mexican-Americans and poor iarize him with the problems of whites. The average dropout rate tutoring. there is 7th grade. The students SHARE was originated in Feb- try, through their tutoring, to get high school. ruary 1967 by .Mr. Gil Solano, the children into a Santa Clara graduate. AdminisSince then SCCAP has expanded tered by the County Offiee of Edinto 14 different programs. Besides ucation, It now has over 1500 vol- the tutoring they also have swimunteers from Santa Clara County. ming, sports, and Arts and Crafts It is designed to help deal with programs in Alviso; a visiting proeducational problems of the culgram at Agnew State Hospital; turally different child by placing CCD classes for grammar and high an Individual tutor in the home school; an East San Jose sports of this child. With the cooperaprogram; and McKinnon School tion of teachers throughout the Project, where work is done with county, SHAKE is able to deter- retarded children who will eventually be able to return to society. : this year with Operation SHARR, a county-wide tutorial program. THE SANTA CLASA-3 Friday, October 11, 1968 Fellowships Members of the faculty wili interview seniors interested in graduate scholarships on Wednesday, October 16, from 9:00 until 12:00 a.m. It is those students who are interested in Danforth and Fulbright fellowships have an interview. MARVEL CLEANERS Where the Bronco's send their cleaning. 10% discount for all S.C.U. Students with tttair studtnt body card. In the University Shopping. Castor 2603 The Alameda 296-4272 � SCCAP, SHARE Merge To Help Alviso Program Coeds Housed In Nobili Hall SCCAP, Santa Clara's Christian mine which children are in the Action Program, has joined forces most need of help. Ron /.oh //i, the possible in a few years. The poor are "tired of affluent full time campus representative white communities doling out befrom SHARE, will be located in nevolences," he stated. "The underthe SCCAP office In Dunne base- privileged and lsl:ick and Brown ment. militancy will replace It; there are SCCAP was started 2'/2 years enough Intelligent members In ago by 12 people who wanted to poverty groups to do their own give of themselves to someone else. leading." They saw a need in Alviso, an unAfter the meeting sign-ups were derdeveloped area consisting of taken. Larry Bolton, the head of SCCAP also has two new modthe ruining year, Fr. Buckley, S.J', and Fr. Joe Fesaio, S.J. They are replacing Dean McGrath, who resigned because of hi* added duties as Dean of Students. Both Buckley and Fessio worked with Project 50 this summer. They are hoping to have a good, coordinated program this year. Included in this is a plan to have Santa Clara students from East San Jose go in and run the SCCAP projects there. Senior pictures for the 1969 Redwotxl will be taken at William Willis Studios. 2Z35 Alameda, beginning October 14. Between October 14 and .30, seniors with surnames fix>m A through I are asked to make appointments, between the 31st and November 15, those from J to R, Wednesday 23 Oct. 1968 Interview appointments and info at your Placement Office. All positions are in the Federal Caan Equal reer Civil Service Opportunity Employer. ; with S through Z between November 18 and December 6 A fee of $1.25 must be paid at the time of the sitting. • > i i 1 AFTER A FIVE year absence, the coeds are once more in posession of Nobilt Hall, despite the saddened frown of St. Ignatius, below. —Minor Photo the overflow from the dorms. John Ottoboni, ASUSC President, opposed women in the Alameda and notified Rev. Thomas Terry, S.J., President of the University. As John said this past week,, 'The Administration had already put girls in the Alameda, but they were open to us, the students, when we came up with our reasons." Junior and senior men* wanted to remain in the Alameda. Also, discussions betweeiKFather President, William Perkins, S J., VicePresident, and Mr. Gerald McGrath, the new Dean of Students, established inadequacies in the Alameda an a dorm for women. letter of July 9. from Father President to Quoting the 1968. Amici Delia Musica, the full time February 6: Faure. Haydn, Ives, Ravel professional orchestra in residence, has their schedule fully planned for April 10: Barber, Bartok, Brahms. Webcrn. this coming year. During this nine An audience briefing that will month concert season, over 100 stress the highlights of the works performances are scheduled. Besides those on campus, con- to be played, will be presented prior to earh N'obili Hall Concert. certs are scheduled in Northern. Kpeclal student rates are offered Central, and Southern California. Highlights of this are the concert this year. For $5.00 one is assured series in San Francisco's Grace entranee to all concerts and briefCathedral, the Gavilan College Ser- ings in Xobili. The traditional Christmas and ies, the Pplo Alto Series and Los Easter concerts in the Santa Clara Town Theatre Series. Gatos' Old Mission will aeain be performed Amid will ;i|s<» play a special to this is a special concerts series of on campus for this year. Added ' Lighten* • Cigars, Klc. Tobaccos • Accessories SMOKING IS OUR SPECIALTY NOT A SIDELINE Pipes • • 45 Years Experience CSrtat Jipf top? the college aundlences. These concerts will he held in Nobili Hall and are scheduled to begin October 10. The campus program for the year is as follows: COME IN AND BROWSE CREST PIPE & TOBACCO SHOP 47 N. FIRST ST.. SAN JOSE 497-0463 November 7: Bloch, Webern. JanuaryS: Bach, Britten, Dovorak. Mother's Day Concert. Scheduled dates are: 6. 1968 Christmas concert. March 28, 1969 Easter Concert. May 11. 1969 Mother's Day December PAST VAUGHN BRONCO DAYS GET ACQUAINTED \ / zy SALE m SUITS... Cet acquainted special Complete stock of natural shoulder suits including new spring arrivals from $69.50 to $llO.OO. 1/2 NOW . • . ... • MOW ,Z, J/Z PRICE ... Our cr\n/ 9fMm§/i -. . • # Oct. 14, 15, 16 , Faculty Employees ■ will be University 125 S. 4th St., San Jose, Calif. Men's Shops on (he campus bctoboi 21. M I'so to discuss the training ofle'ed It A.I.FT. (an intensive nine months program of post graduate study) and the job opportunities open to graduates in the field of INTERNATIONAL TRADE and GOVERNMENT SERVICE. Inters AT SAT HER GATE Into New Office The ASUSC officers moved into their new offices this. week. The new ASUSC office, located in 232, Benson, is designed to provide \ each officer with his own office. There is a reception area where students may wait to see a particular officer. The purpose of the chance'' was to divide the offices in such a way that .the confusion of past years would be eliminated. The cost of the new offices was approximately $3500. It is a capital investment and will be paid for over a four year period. The Salesmen & tt Short Sleeve Dress Shirts ■MX CNE.DIT CMOS WEICOMC ASUSC Moves Job Opportunities NOW 50 /o Ott , 3 DAYS ONLY No Refunds Support 3 Day Special w lews may be scheduled The Placement Bureau Thunderbird Campus PHOENIX, ARIZONA English feather r LOTION at The American Institute For Foreign Trade An Affiliate Ut Trie American Ntanagi-nienl Association The results of the housing decisions are readily visible to all. Senior women reserved the privilege of living in Graham 200, Junior and Senior men are in the Alameda, and women are again living in Nobili Hall. Even more important than where students are housed is the cooperation between students and administration. As mentioned by Father President in his July 9 letter to Ottobonj, "I very much appreciate the cooperation that you and other members of the ASUSC have given me during my brief stay at Santa Clara, and I hope that cooperation will continue," Donations may be made at any recognized blood bank and credited to the Santa Rosa bank. A local bank is located at 333 McKendrie St in San Jose. RICHARD WILLIAMS, conductor of the Amici Delia Musica orchestra, leads his performers in a selection. This year the orchestra features campus concerts in addition to performances' —Eskridge Photo in nearby Los Gatos and San Jose. Car Buffs do it! N0W...»29 this tradition should be upheld. Bank. Advertisers NOW... »2488 Values from ham 5n.1.1 *&** Special NUW $5 95 to $8 95 PLUS ALL OTHER ITEMS AT OUR REGULAR 35% DISCOUNT I No Layawayj students No Exchanges • INTERESTED IN AN OVERSEAS CAREER? 88 $14.95 to $32.50 . l Get acquainted special $45.50 to $55.50 all wool sportcoats PRICE All Dress Slacks to $18.95 CONCERTS $59.50 to $69.50 all wool sportcoats Slacks Sweaters $10.95 v" v students should be removed from the Graham Complex. Originally Senior women were considered. It has been traditional for Senior women to reside in Hancock Hall (Graham 200). Ottohpni felt that To offset the amount of blood used, students are asked to donate blood to the credit of Mr. Arata's account at the Santa Rosa Community Blood Concert. On Thursday. September 26. Amici began the; first of three concert series at Old Town Theatre. Los Gatos. The program included select ions from Mozart. Stravinsky, Ives, and Ravel. The most recent performance by the Amici Delia Musica Orchestra was held Sunday, October 6 at the Imnianuel Lutheran Church in San Jose. Here. Amici assisted the organ concert by Roger Nyguist Immediately after the 1968-1969 season. Amici Delia Musica will tour Mexico. Besides these decisions was the question of which group of women It was learned through the Alumni office that Mr. Thomas Arata. a member of the class of 1946. recently underwent a bout of hemophelia. During his period in the hos1,000 approximately pital, pints of blood were pequired for blood transfusions. ! , Everything For The Smoher prohibitive. Blood Needed j ! to size for women's Amici Della Musica Plans For Active Concert Year Pictures CIVIL, ELECTRICAL, or MECHANICAL also interested grads in a career in any OPERATIONS RESEARCH sidered too expensive to make Nothe increased bili into women's dorm. However, a enrollment, it became even more as enrollment figures have shown, apparent that Graham Complex, there are enough students housed Oimpisi, and Sanfilippo would not in Nobili so as not to make the be sufficient for the female popu- transition financially prohibitive. lation. Thus, housing elsewhere on At the time it was considered campus was considered. too expensive, Chris Smith, Senior, The first consideration was the proposed housing women in Walsh Alameda. It was of the necessary HalK Again, finances proved to be This year, due erators for there is much more to a University than studying. But he believes that things like SCCAP won't be is interviewing engineering grads with BS, MS. PhD DEGREES in completed. ter. SCCAP's major organizational meeting was held last week. Dr. Gerald Lackner, who is prominent for his work in the community and with Civil Rights, was the guest speaker. He emphasized that FROM Port Hueneme, California (where you ski in the morning and surf in the afternoon) I SCCAP, announced later that 350 students had volunteered their services. Those who wish to tutor will work in conjunction with SHARE in the Santa Clara Unified School District, with special emphasis being placed on Alviso. This involves a committment to tutor three hours a week for eight weeks. At the end of the quarter the student may either resign or promise to work for another quar- «t > «. 1'..". Mfc English £eathei; For men vrtio want to tw where the action i*. Vaty rapy. Very MM. AI.U-I»UM»OSS tOTJOI*. $2.60, $4.00, $6.40 From the compleie array ot EfcGUSH LEATHER men* toiletriee. Part time male students Must have a car High hourly income Carter Opportunities CALL 266-3777 MR. LOYITT payment will be offset by the fact that the ASVSC will not have to pay for their publications as la previous yean. The now offices have blue and carpeting and will soon have new walnut desks. There will be lounge chairs in the reception area. Two new electric typewriters were also purchased for the office. The office was designed by Claire Young. AID and the furniture was selected by Chris Smith., green striped . U.S. NAVAL CIVIL ENGINEERING LAB Recruiting Representative ■The current school year has pro- Ottoboni, these Inadequacies in"1) inadequate closet space duced an interesting event at the cluded 2) poor security for women, for University of Santa Clara. This is women, 3) poor neighborhood for.. the housing of women in Nobili women, 4) other inadequacies in. the Hall. When coeds first arrived at facilities for women." Santa Clara seven years ago, they Once these Were established, an were temporarily housed in Nobili alternative was sought. This was until the Graham Complex was Nobili Hall. It was originally con< This marks an important step forward in the organization of SCCAP's Alviso tutoring. Through SHARK, students will be able to select a child for tutoring, hold consultations with the child's teacher, and attend several orientation meetings which will famil- Mexican-Americans and poor iarize him with the problems of whites. The average dropout rate tutoring. there is 7th grade. The students SHARE was originated in Feb- try, through their tutoring, to get high school. ruary 1967 by .Mr. Gil Solano, the children into a Santa Clara graduate. AdminisSince then SCCAP has expanded tered by the County Offiee of Edinto 14 different programs. Besides ucation, It now has over 1500 vol- the tutoring they also have swimunteers from Santa Clara County. ming, sports, and Arts and Crafts It is designed to help deal with programs in Alviso; a visiting proeducational problems of the culgram at Agnew State Hospital; turally different child by placing CCD classes for grammar and high an Individual tutor in the home school; an East San Jose sports of this child. With the cooperaprogram; and McKinnon School tion of teachers throughout the Project, where work is done with county, SHAKE is able to deter- retarded children who will eventually be able to return to society. : this year with Operation SHARR, a county-wide tutorial program. THE SANTA CLASA-3 Friday, October 11, 1968 Fellowships Members of the faculty wili interview seniors interested in graduate scholarships on Wednesday, October 16, from 9:00 until 12:00 a.m. It is those students who are interested in Danforth and Fulbright fellowships have an interview. MARVEL CLEANERS Where the Bronco's send their cleaning. 10% discount for all S.C.U. Students with tttair studtnt body card. In the University Shopping. Castor 2603 The Alameda 296-4272 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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