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SIGN SHOP
Dave Lincoln makes
L.L. Bean look bad . . . a
preppy par excellence, he
feels there shouldbe prep
and non-prep designated
areas in all public facili
ties (i.e. planes, offices,
restaurants). Neverthe
less, we like him because
he is responsible for all
A.S.B. poster publicity
and consistentlymeets all
requests anddemands, no
matter how impossible, or
inconsiderate.
Sign Shop Director: Dave
Lincoln
TRAFFIC
COURT
The Trafficcourt hears
traffic citationappeals on
campus. A student wish
ing to have a ticket ap
pealed fills out the re
quired from and presents
his case to the court. The
appeal iseither denied or
granted. If granted, the
ticket doesnot have to be
paid. Eachcase is decided
on its own merit.
VISTA
Truly an integral part of USD, the
Vista, thesole student forum on cam
pus, again reachednew heights in jour
nalistic endeavors. This year found
Robert Madden andMatt Piselli joined
at the elbow and strapped to the helm,
all the while maintaining as aura of au
thority. Auspicious honors were con
ferred upon CarolDamon and GinaAr-
caro, our twins and seasonedsailors in
this dinghy. Fear of takeover prompted
the editors to keep these two under
guard, releasing them only to write sto
ries, layout pages, and purchase grog.
Manning the crowsnest was Mark Ry-
land, photojournalist par excellance,
bringing our writer'swords to lifewith
visual images with a certain savoir faire
that only Ryland could attain. Togeth
er with the rest of ourmotley crew,
The
Vista
survivedyet another year to re
turn to publication next year.