Alcalá 1990

Members: Bill Aker, Barbara Biery, Teresa Bleeker, Charlene Buechner, Francisco Busta–

mante, Brenda Canaris, Jack Carlson, Layla Chesebro, Leslie Chomiez, Susan Colline,

Lorin Creer, Deb Donaldson, Evan Donaldson, Anne Dumlao, Lori Edwards Irene Gal–

lion, Jennifer Giambelluca, Shannon Gifford, Danny Grinberg, Catherine Guffey, Stacie

Hathaway, David Huizenga, Roberta Hunt, Tony Iglesia, Amy Infantino, Michelle Ja–

cobi, Bill Kelly, Dennie Klein, Lisa Klein, John Kornmayer, Christine Lansing, Haralo

Lausen-Lowe, Chad Law, Sydney Leff, Michelle Malone, Lori Anne Marconi, Amy Miles,

Lexie Newbill, Hai Nguyen, Paul Oeth, Kelly Peery, Anne Poppe, Amu Pat Rigney, Todd

Schmitt, Kim Smith, Lisa Swansen, Michelle Thompson, Todd Tillmanns, Ian Topeison,

Jean Paul Tran, Kirsten Weihl, Lori Westcott

Front row: Tanya Thornton, Kim Parker, Regina Buckmire Middle row: Heidi Davidson, Daron Watts,

Aimee Farrel/, Darryl Jackson, Miehe/le Raphael, Ayesha Harris, Christina Tookes Back r?w: Roy

Raphael, Courtney Raphael, Kern Smith, Randal/ Neal Curry, Malcolm McGee, Raymeon Witt

Biology Club

he Biology Club is a growing organiza–

tion that is comprised of approximately

fifty Biology and Marine Biology stu–

dents. The club serves the purpose of further

educating its members in the field of biology,

while playing an active role in the community.

The club's educational activities include whale

watching, re-seeding, and beach cleaning pro–

grams, as well as tutoring. The club also serves

a social purpose in the hopes of tearing the

student away from his or her Genetics, or Or–

ganic Chemistry book by hosting several

events each semester. The events include

beach day, field trips, Bio Trivia, and the bi–

annual Bio-Party. The Biology Club has devel–

oped into an organization that fosters mastery

of'

the

sciences in order to serve and understand

the Biological community.

Black Student

Union

he Black Student Union has many posi–

tive goals to benefit the University's

community. BSU's purposes include en–

hancing the educational environment of

all

USD students and employees, providing a pro–

gram to increase recruitment and retention of

black students at USD, providing opportuni–

ties for increasing sensitivity of the student

body towards minority citizens through educa–

tion and involvement, supporting the Univer–

sity's mission, and acting as a positive outreach

to the community and other minority organiza–

tions. BSU has become increasingly active this

year in order to achieve their goals. The entire

USD community can benefit from the Black

Student Union.

CLUBS