Alcalá 1991

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RPM T rips to amusement parks and ice skating at the University Towne Center were among a multitude of events sponsored by the Residence Pro– gramming Machine (RPM). The r:nain function of RPM was to provide non-alco– holic weekend events for the USO stu– dents. Michele Paloma, Director of RPM, strove to provide Interesting, quality pro– gramming.

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T hese fine students of U.S.D., filled with energy and en· thuslasm are the people who made the Residence Program· ming Machine the great organlzaUon It was. All benefited from the many great events sponsored by RPM. Cultural Arts N ew to the position of Cultural Arts Director, Tina Nadzlkewycz did an extraordinary job in bringing fine arts and the culture of San Diego to U.S.D. With various performing artists such as Paul Hayward, the Oktoberfest, and more, the U.C. Grille came alive throughout the year.

Perry Is In good spirits at the

RPM Ice Skating event.

Tina Nadzlkewycz

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not Lawrence Welk, but he

sure can play that accordion!