USD Magazine, Summer 1992

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USD MAGAZINE

TRUE BELIEVER by Jacqueline Genovese The promise of a challenge brought him here. His deep faith and the friends he found made him stay. Now, after 17 years as vice president for financial affairs, Jack Boyce is retiring from the university he took from shaky ground to solid footing.

EDITOR Suzanne Johnson

CONTRIBUTING EDITORS Kate Callen Jacqueline Genovese Trisha J. Ratledge

ART DIRECTOR Visual Asylum

PHOTOGRAPHERS Jim Coit, features Ken Jacques Rodney Nakamoto Pablo Mason

PAPER TIGERS AND VIDEO POSTCARDS by Suzanne Johnson

ILLUSTRATION Troy Viss

THE UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO

During the 1980s, terrorist acts against Americans reached crisis proportions-or did they? A new book by USD faculty member Beth Dobkin examines the rela– tionship between terrorism, TV news and the Reagan administra– tion.

PRESIDENT Author E. Hughes

VICE PRESIDENT FDR UNIVERSITY RELATIONS John G.McNamara DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS Jack F. Cannon DIRECTOR OF ALUMNI RELATIONS John Trifiletti '78 USD Magazine is published quarterly by the University of San Diego for its alum– ni, parents and friends. Editorial offices: USD Magazine, Publications Office, University of San Diego, Alcala Park, San Diego , CA 9211 O. Third-class postage paid at San Diego, CA 92110. Postmaster: Send address changes to USD Magazine, Publications Office, Alcala P a rk, San Diego, CA 92110.

THE SPORTING LIFE

by Dianne Ludlam

The life of a sports agent isn't all fun, games and seven-figure con– tracts-or it shouldn't be. The founders of Professional Excel– lence in Sports talk about negotia– tions, education, counseling, friendship and ethics-especially ethics- in professional athletics.

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