News Scrapbook 1984
San Diego, Calif. Southern Cross (Cir. W. 27,500) OV 2 2 1984
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Ethics: present is 'onerous,' Jesuit priest tells USD group y?~carr 111d IIS 'lnn11ul<1t101l " Bl'l "' "' "''. h,I\ ,. . J ' 1· I 1111111.-d 1>hil11,11ph1e al w11I , li 111 1t <' d \l(,\I \ I' k K - ,,u11 a11,·1 I I ' . . . I I la11v;u 1(1<' 111d \t" l,11111.-c 111111< ,. OLII R ,hue! :\le( lllllll San Diego, CA (San Diego Co.) Daily Transcript (Cir. D. 7,000) nt survey of 41 black ._ llll~n • ,u1 P c. e * • 1 , ,. Kenm·th Bl~n chard uthor of er ," is ex- ore than a the "One Minut to de pected keynote one-minute speech as p,111 111 peaker at llSD.:.aJormal dedica- tion of t he refurbished Harmon Hell The two-story, 9,800-square- foot building formerly housed the School of Business Admmi tretion, but will now be home to the School of Education. Ray and Lu Harmon of Rancho Santa Fe donated $500,000 to make the remodeling po ible. The ceremony is at 2 p.m. Friday in the CaminoTheatre / L' ~IAKL 'G Su, It the supp,111 1111, 1 \l llt11111, ( 1tl1ul11 s ch< I« s , ,l< ll!lll \\ l•ll11lcl ,tsk \\ht lh<'r th, p1t \ 1klll l'l'Slll " '" Ill liw rnd111,1r\ 1t•,1 th,·111, lw • llS\\l'I t d ,11 a chS\,tlU< I 11 \,tlu llllllt Di .t cl. I in qtu st 1011 t tt'IHH l,.._ I)\ •·,nuliotitau,1• ~1.uenu·nt~ • but I)\ • ( 111prnc,1I ,., 1d,•11u . ·· .\I, ( lllllll k d1 1111gt1hl1< cl ul ,t 11JJJ\1c11on Lttl1t·1 . . . Plt:asc tu r n lo pal(C/ ht•twt·1..·11 tlw '',ub,t, JHt' '- - ~ • Son Diego, CA (Son Diego Co.) Evening Tribune (Cir D. 127,454) O 261 84 ,..,'. ~,J" (, USD gets $6.8 million The University of San Diego received a record $6.8 million in gifts from more than 3,000 donors - alumni, parents, corporations, fo~n- dations and friends of the umvers1ty - in the fiscal year ending Aug. 31, development director Timothy J. Willard has reported. . That represents an 81 percent in- crease from the previous high of $3.75 million received during 1982-83, he said. "We're extremely grateful to all of our donors who made a commitment during the past year to strengthen USD's mission," said William Pick- ett, vice president for university re- lations. Jlll~n •• r.r P. c e •888 :/Dedication at_,!-!§;Q-- ,- Harmon Hall the new !(om? for the Umversil):_,of San Diego School of Educat10n, will be dedicated during ceremonies at 2 p.m. Friday in Cami- no Theatre on campus The building, which formerly housed USD's School of Busine s Ad- ministration, ha been extensively remodeled during the past year. H ha been named in honor of Ray and Lu Harmon of Rancho Santa Fe, who donated $500,000 to the university. Harmon Hall contains four class- rooms, a seminar room, 22 faculty office , a curriculum resource cen- ter. student lounge, dean's office and adm1mstrative center Kenneth Blanchard. co-author of "The One inute Manager" a mem- ber of the USO School of Education's adviso board, will give the keyn/te address. El Cajon, CA (San Diego Co.) Dally Californian (D. 100,271) ov 2 Jlll~n •• b r. 1888 P. C. B .. . r j3ullat Oua,tet The.,_ USO Aa- 1oc;lated Students Cutturlll Ailr8o«rd .concludee Its concert 1er1e1 with • cla1alu1 concert by the S.n Diego ·Guitar Quartet at noon T~ In Iha French Parlor of the university's Found- ers Hall. The concen 11 free and open to the public. Vllltora WIii need to obtain a temporary parking permit at the S.Cur- 11)' Office, which la located at the IIUt etld of 0.Selee Hall. For mo_rejnforme,./ tlon, call 260-"80~. "'>-~S,;r / Son Diego, CA (Son Diego Co.) Evening Tribune (Cir. D. 127,454) Jlfkn'• P. c. e ' ·" 1888 Phair a pointed vice president .,:z,, native of Chula Vista. Phair has rved on the Steering Jllkn'• P. c. B - Esr. 1888 :San Diegan quick to take federal maritime post Copley News Service ,;z, f.5,§ · WASHINGTON - San Diegan Edward J. Philbin was sworn in as a federal maritime commissioner just an hour after receiving a recess appointment from President Reagan. Maritime Commission Chairman Alan Green Jr. gave the oath of office Wednesday to Philbin, 52, who is on leave as a tenured professor at the Uni~rsity of San Diego Law School. A recess appointment does not requite Senatt confirmation. The post pays $69,960 a year. hilbin came to Washington in 1981 with the Reagan administra- 1. His first post was in the Defense Department as a deputy ~!Stant secretary for reserve affairs, followed by service as an • ~ting assistant secretary. He was nominated for the maritime commission Sept. 13 by eagan but the Senate failed to act on the appointment before it adjourned. Philbin will fill an unexpired term until Dec. 30, 1985 Committee for the Bu incss and lndu tri I Development Commi ion m the City ofChula Vista. Phair earned his bachelor' degree m bu incu at lifo n·, c~tem Univer~ity. He l..ti.r ~.trnc.., master' degree in bu inc at ational Univcr 1ty and j uri docto; degree at the Univcrsity of an Die o chool of Law. Phair currently residt in Bonita with hi wife nd two children. \J , ... . ! :I •J • l ,/4. ' .
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