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University Of

8an

Diego

fr. Mullen Off

To W~t Point

by Sean Southard and

Paula M. Marcheschi

nstead of standing on the sidelines of football

games, participating in other USO organizations

and celebrating 7pm masses, Fr. Owen

J.

Mullen

will become a part of the United St.ates Military

Academy at West Point this Spring.

Mullen, Resident Director of De Sales and a

lieutenant colonel in the US Army, said,

11

1have always wanted

to

go on activity duty."

The position Mullen will hold became available while he

was

serving a month of active military duty during the summer. Each

summer Mullen spends one month serving as a chaplain/counsel–

or for entering cadets.

When a full-time position became available, Mullen discussed

the possibility of accepting it with his bishop in New Jersey. The

bishop approved Mullen's proposal and Mullen

will

begin serving

at the Academy in January.

Mullen will be the Catholic military chaplain for the corps of

cadets and Catholic faculty and West Point families.

Attempted Qape In

Vistas

0

by Jonathan Canedo

and Carrie Bluvas

female student suffered minor physical injuries

in an attempted rape at knifepoint at about 3

am last Thursday in her Alcala Vista

apartment. The man

fied

after the victim's two

roommates discovered the attack and ran for

help.

The attacker gained entrance

to

the apartment building

through a propped open door. The door to the apartment itself was

locked, but the key to the apartment was left hanging on the

doorknob.

According

to

the victim, the assailant threatened her with a

knife and demanded her

to

have sex with him. Astruggle ensued

which alerted her roommates to the assault. During the course of

the struggles she wrestled the knife

away.

Security arrived on the scene immediately after they were

called, and they in tum called the

San

Diego Police Departmen~

which is currently investigating the case.

UC Name Changed To

Honor Donor

Ernesl And Jean tlahn

Generates

$

7 Million for UC

Construction

USO

News

Bureau

GJ

n recognition of their service to and support of

USO, the University Center

will

be

renamed the

Ernest and Jean Hahn University Center at 4pm

Friday, September 22, ceremonies.

The dedication

will

take place in front of the

three year-old University Center, which the Hahns help build.

Through their personal gift, and fundraising efforts, Mr. and

Mrs. Hahn are responsible for contributions of nearly S7 million of

the estimated $11 million that financed construction of the Uni–

versity Center.

Ernest W. Hahn, one of the region's most influential community

leaders, has been vice chairman of the USO Board of Trustees for

three years and becomes

its

chairman next summer. He joined the

36 member

board

in 1982.

Continued on page 3

U8'O: The Ongoing

Construction

Grant Improves

Drug

And Alcohol

Educat1ori

G

By Paula M. Marcheschi

he USD Alcohol and Drug Education

Program is improving $74,449 worth

in the next two years.

USD received a grant from the US Department

of Education and plans to train selected students

and faculty to educate the rest of the student

population.

Sr. Annette Schmeling, Director of Alcohol and

Drug Education said, "(The grant program) is not

open

to

everyone, but everyone will definitely be

affected by it."

Schmeling explained that the major benefit

from the grant will be "Wilderness Weekends."

These three day sessions, run by the national

company Outward Bound, are designed for 125

participants.

Schmeling said, "The weekends will be a bond–

ing kind of experience ... a real sense of group,"

The objective of this program is to provide stu–

dents with a drug-free environment enabling

them

to

develop the skills of "trust, risk and

communication."

expansion, to be finished in early

1990, will round out this decade's

expansion. Total expenditures will

top the $48 million mark and the

square footage added will reach

al-

by George Hammond

most 530 thousand square feet.

he past decade has seen a

plethora of construction

projects on. campus.

Beginning in 1978

with the Philip Y.

Hahn School of

Nursing, the Univer–

sity has completed

nine separate struc–

tures.

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