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____- LI Lu
pays
a
visit
to
USO to discuss
the
events
at Tienanmen Square.
st.
francls Seminary: Peter Bablak,
Michael Baumgardner, John Bry·
an. Kevin Dotterweich, Eari Eggle·
ston, John Galvan, frank l\alabat,
Javier Maldonado, Patrick Mul–
cahy, Michael Robinson, Martin
Saldana.
Speakers Bureau
S
everal topics were covered by the various speak·
ers hosted by the Speaker's Bureau.
This past~r's Speaker's Bureau was directed
by Eric Henley, who spent his summer lining up such
topics as LI Lu, and Bill Baker. The committee was
re·
sponslble for publicity of the lectures, receptions for the
speakers, faculty newsletters and surveys asking the stu·
dents what speakers they would like to see.
The theme this year was "Enlightenment Through Lis·
tenlng" and indeed the students were enlightened on
such topics as the Middle East. Tienanmen Square,
stress management, and MAOO.
Speakers Bureau Committee
members are: Eric Henley • Direc–
tor, Paige Hill. Nicol Lacava. Gin–
ger t:ddy, Mario Videni.
l\arin, Naomi. and Eric are all
smiles at the Alcala
Bazaar
during
orientation
week.
St. Francis Seminary
D
own in the Valley, nestled between the Ba·
hias and the football field, stands the Saint
Francis Seminary. It is an area many stu·
dents hold in awe. The men there attend classes at
the University of San Diego but they have very
different goals from the typical student.
The Saint
Francis Seminary was
established by
the Diocese of San Diego to provide college and
pre-theological formation for men aspiring to the
diocesan priesthood. The seminary assisted the
students in responding to God's call and prepared
t~em for theological studies and priestly fonna-
1on.
Eric
Henley
Paul Guy