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PROUD DAD - A father waves a congratulatory s1Qn to his daughter in the midst of a packed stadium during undergraduate commencement exercises at USO. USD holds commencement ceremonies

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to you that will help others " H cautioned them nN to wait too long to begin serving hurn;mity because they may end up in th,· position of having only money to give "Start doing this, not tomorrow because it's a holiday, but how about Tuesday,·• he joked. "The human mind is like a parachute; it doe n t do much good until you open it," he said Valedictorian Toni Marie Gallo Smith 1ut d some of the ideas stre. scd througl1 the Chnsl ian educauon olforcd at I' '1 hesc 111< luded integrity and honc;ty 'Look beyond your•elf to your fellow man. Look for peace and eu:mumic JU>tiCt'." ''Our challenge is to be different to ~re for othen and live according to God', call, she said, adding that ''Jesus Christ will give us etemal lift· ' Th,- graduates burst into thunderou~ applause for Mary Theres, Warburton and Stephen R. Krallman, recipients of the Alcala Leader~hip Awards. Author Hughe5, USD president, told the gr..duates that commencement exercises mark one of life's bitterswee1 moments. Like a wedding ceremony, it is "the ,:nding of a passage and the beginning of a new life." Hughes asked the a.,sembly "to take the urnc to appreciate the combined reasons bringing us togetht r."

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ALCAl A PARK - As P.,mp and Crrromrtm, , played and an estimated 2,000 family members and fnends looked on, some 740 undergraduates processed into the Universitv of San Diego's f~tball stadium for commencement e.-.erci,es last Sunday afternoon. The ceremony was the largest of three held last V'.Cekend at USD for some 1,250 gnduates The School at Law a" arded degrees to 260 students during a morning ceremony fay '23. Boris Btttker, a protessor err emus at Yale Law School, received an honorary doctorate of law degree and addressed law school graduates. Theodme Boutrous Jr was class valedictorian. He \\as editor of the San Ditgo Low Rnieu. a USD law school publication which has about 1 000 subscribers worldwide. schools of bu iness, educanon, nursing, and arts and sciences held ajomt commencement for some 250 students last Sunday morning. Dr. Alexander George, a Graham H Stuart professor of internaLional relations and politirnl science at Stanford University, spoke after receiving an honorary degree Kristina R vder Orr delivered the valedictory address. The graduate

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Chula Vista, CA (San Diego Co .) Star News (Cir. 2 x W. 24,418)

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MINOR ADJUSTMENTS - Deanna Neely, Jett, and Julie Laub adjust each other's hood as they await their procession into the USO stadium for commencement.

During brief remark~, Hahn advised the graduates to make use of the values they acquired at USO. '' Plan a 1-mrtion of your daily life doing wmething of interest

shopping center developer Ernest Hahn received an honorary doctor of humane letters degree. He is vice chairman of the USD Board of frustees.

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San Diego, CA (San Diego Co.) Evening Tribune (Cir. D. 123,092)

HIGH CLASS - With hls tassel bearing the year of graduation, a USO student listens to commencement speakers.

graduates with her baccalaureate at last Sunday's graduation ceremonies.

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San Diego, CA (San Diego Co.) Evening Tribune (Cir. D. 123,092)

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T E~,~~!'W.~~}~!::,:, (NEH) is a grant-making government agency with an annual budget of $138 million whose pur- pose is to encouraging scholarship and public apprecia- ach of San Diego's major universities has received EH grants over the years. Last year, UCSD was awarded a $875,000 challenge grant to create an endow- ment ove three years for library acquisitions in Pacif- i~, Latin American and contemporary studies. The grant gives $1 for every $3 raised by the university. UCSD also has received an $85,000 grant to give workshops on the tion of disciplines such i·te at b'l h d . as 1 r ure, p 1osop y an history.

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