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New hires, promotions Welcome to the following in- dividuals who recently joined the USO community: Dennis Alan Bates, data processor, Development; Carolyn Bernette Bell, media assistant, Media Center; Cecilia Marie Cheatom, secretary, Graduate Programs; Denise Catherine Dalbey, secretary, Deli; Christine P. Day, tech- nical assistant, Law School Library; Vincent John Fernando, clerical assis- tant, Financial Aid; Margaret Angela Galleher, gardener, Grounds and Main- tenance; Oscar M. Gonzalez, gardener, Grounds and Maintenance; Antonie Victor Hernandez, bindery technician, Printing and Duplicating; Fernando Sanchez Hernandez, painter, Building Maintenance; Raylene Michele Lucio, clerical assistant, Controller; Robert Thomeas Molay, fleet mechanic, Transportation; Jerry David Monroe, technical assistant, Law School Library; Maria Gema Perry, cus- todian, University Center; Joscha A.L. Pirtle, cook, Main Dining Room; Joanne Patricia Sakalukus, clerk, Controller; Deborah Dee Santos, baker, Main Dining Room; Jan Mar- garet Tuomainen, clerk, Controller. Congratulations to the following employees who recently received a promotion or reclassification: Christopher R. Hernandez, from painter I to painter II, Building Main- tenance; Danny Marines, from clerk to clerical assistant, Mail Center. Christmas Round-up Catch the Christmas spirit and join your fellow workers at the various holiday happenings around campus! University Mass December 7 You are invited to bring a gift for a needy child to this yuletide mass. The Bishop Buddy Award will be presented to an outstanding alumnus or alumna. 7:30 p.m., Founders Chapel.

The San Diego Soviet Arts festival came to USD Nov. 7, when members of the Soviet Georgian Children's Dance Company performedfor some 600 USD community members and local school children. Survey reveals employee satisfaction with annual picnic By Dr. Judith Munoz USD staff employees recently were sources is scouting new locations, but the need for electricity and catering specifications limit the possibilities on campus.

asked to participate in a survey evaluat- ing the annual Staff Employee Recogni- tion Picnic. The employees who responded had generally favorable com- ments about the picnic, but voiced con- cern over the food, activities and loca- tion. The majority of respondents re- quested hot dogs and hamburgers to replace the Mexican fare of the past several years, and activities such as vol- leyball, relay races and "silly picnic games," to promote employee interac- tion. Most employees said they enjoyed having the picnic in the afternoon and during the week, but asked that another location be considered. Human Re- A Festival of Lessons and Carols December 8 and 9 Enjoy the sounds of the season when the USD Community Choir - a group of students, faculty, staff and alumni - presents a Festival of Lessons and Carols. 8 p.m., Founders Chapel. Holiday Reception December 12 President Author E. Hughes and his wife, Marge, invite all employees to a holiday celebration. 2-5 p.m., Hahn University Center Forum.

Nearly 90 percent of those respond- ing thought the university was meeting the stated goals of the picnic: to recog- nize staff employee's contributions to USD, to provide an arena for the presentation of service awards , and to have fun. Respondents indicated that they enjoyed having a chance to meet their colleagues and enjoy the outdoors during the picnic. It is hard to please everybody, but Human Resources will work with the Staff Employees Association to create a picnic that is meaningful and fun for all staff employees. Thanks to all who took the time to respond to the survey. Christmas Gift Collection Until December 25 Help make Christmas a joyous oc- casion for San Diego's disadvantaged children by participating in Campus Ministry 's Christmas gift collection. Please label the gift, including what the gift is and the appropriate age and gender of the child, and place it under the Christmas tree in the Hahn Univer- sity Center. Holiday Clothing Drive Until December 17 A campus-wide clothing drive is being sponsored by Alpha Kappa Si, a business fraternity . Donations will be distributed to several area agencies.