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Cycling
This year we saw an increase in
the popularity of bicycles on the
U.S.D. campus, due in part by the ac–
tivity of the cycling club. This club al–
lows people to further their interest
in this sport. The club is a racing and
recreation club which sponsors
weekly rides, races, and tours.
DSP
Delta Sigma Pi is a professional
fraternity whose purpose is to pro–
vide business students with an outlet
for learning beyond the classroom. It
promotes academic excellence and
believes scholarship and social ac–
tivities are necessary elements to
develop a well- rounded individual.
It's community service and profes–
sional events allow members to
gain
practical experience outside of
U.S.D. Delta Sigma Pi educates stu–
dents about the "real world" to pre–
pare
them for their departure from
college.
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Organizations
Row 1:
J.
Cunningham, M. Higgins,
c.
Schmuttermalr, D. Garza'. L
Rincon, M. Loretta, D. Barksdale,
c.
McDougald,
J.
Dovidio, D. Z~–
man, H. Hockett, L. Kichline, S. Berdan, D. Fatovic, M. Quinn, B. Stein·
metz, D. Kirven Row 2:
J.
Wear (District Director), A. Eubank, L
O'Neill, D. McDermott, D. LaPuma, B. Wick,
J.
Silver, T. Lyons, N.
La·
cey,
A.
Galindo, C. DeRoche, G. Newman, K. Parker Row 3: T.
O'Toole, D. Lagana,
J.
Mellos, T. Laverty,
J .
Oberly, R. Sporl,
J.
Krapf,
C. Gehring- Alumnus, B. Reilly, M. Gonzales, T. Rasic, L. Whitt. Row
4: D. Helsper, S. Schuster,
J .
Davies, M. Sandberg, S. Huckleberry,
S. Morey, T. Davis, D. Lekander, C. Fry, T. Pehl,
J .
Thomas, G. Botros,
R. Bone.