News Scrapbook 1985

San Diego, CA (San Diego Co.I San Diego Union [Cir. D. 217,3241 (Cir. S. 339,788)

National City, CA (San Diego Co.) Star News (Cir. 2xW 3,336) (Cir. S. 3,301) SEP 1 198

San Diego, CA (San Diego Co.) Daily Transcript (Cir. D. 7,415)

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ScbalmBIJ-Hungerford / Melody Kim H~~d Rich- ard Alan Schulma'n exchanged vows July 21 at the Southwestern yacht Club in Point Loma. The bride, a graduate of MiraCosta College, is manager of a Great Earth Vitamin St r . She is the daughter of Mark Hungerford of Wellsville, N.Y. and Sandra Campbell of Hornell, N.Y. The bridegroom, who received de- grees from Stanford University and the University o{Sa.fl.D.iego School of Law, is a real estate agent. HIS par- ents are Helen Arden of Ramona and the lat Joseph Schulman

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.J/.1/r,i '• P. C. 8 /HHS Metro Opera holds try-outs he 1-t~opoiitan Oi;>era Audition for the San D1e~o District will be held Sept : 29 I~ the amino Theater,~•- ty of San Diego. . They arc open to all singers who live in San Diego and Im- . I Counties who meet the pena ' d h the age requirements _an ave . 1 voice quality with potenll~ development for an operatic career. t the Finalists will compe_te a Regiona.1 Finals in Los Angeles, Nov . 15-18 -~nd finalists from this compelltlo? will attend the Natio nal Audi- tions in New York, March 31 to April 7, 1986. Winners will pre ent a con- cert on the stage of Ihe Metropolitan, after a week of intensive coac~i~g. . The public is invited 1_0 t~e auditions and the D1stnc1 Winners' Concert Nov . 10 at 4 p.m. in the Camin~ Theater, University of San Diego. For ·more information, call Dixie Stern: 575-1837. / ,I

..JI_[{,,,. 's P, C 8 ,,.. / Dr. Iris Engstrand, $l)airman _of USD's history~ent, wi!l 'luck ofr the Museum of Mans Water Seminar Series Sept. 19 at 7 p.m. with her lecture on •:~arly San Diego Water Systems. The series is in conjunction with the , xhib 't "Water· Liquid museums e i, · of Life," nmning through M~y. The series continues Nov. 14 wt th Gregg Hennessey's di~ussio~ of "Water Use in San Diego Smee 1850," Jan. 16 with Henry Dob~llll' "Contemporary Native American Water Use and Rights," and Feb. 27 with Lee Brown's "Far Western Water and What is the Crisis?" The series cost is $10 for museum members, $18 for non-members. Individual lectures are $3 for members, $5 for non-members. / * • • ~ --- / ,, I HM

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F=olk musicians perform at USQ. 1 ~ Guy, C;indie and Eff//c'a(awan a trio of Colic musicians, will per: form ept. 5, at 7 p.m., in Desales Ha!!, lo~ated on the campus of the Uni~ers1t.Y...

San Diego, CA (San Diego Co.) Evening Tribune (Cir. D. 127,454)

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A ~djrty' USO problem An ex~proJect at the Universit of San Diego has been delayed due fo an unforeseen problem - Construction on a $9 million student center on the campus was halted due to extenstve grading and soil-compacting procedures that had to be completeed at the site, according to John Zeterberg the USD plant director He explained that the parcel was a dumping ground in the 1950s and was later paved to be a parking lot. Because of the nature of its Conner use, Zeterberg said, the soil had never been compacted. The_procedure ts necessary when erecting buildings in order to avoid the ground settling underneath the structure, he noted. Wor~ is expected to resume on the project this month. The center is Scheduled to be completed in the fall of 1986.

First-@Y frivolity Ye~~iie of new students on their first day at the Ul!.l_versity of San Diego yesterday. No, they're not fight- ini1'or )11:raS''til clisses. This lineup is all in the spirit of

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fun. It's an orientation day event, which puts the new- comers - in close-order drill - through their paces in such events as the "human chair" or "circle sit" shown

here, the "underclassman carry", the "amoeba" and the "centipede." After surviving those exertions, the partici- pants were cooled off with a barrage of water balloons.