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sion benefits, dental plans, prescription co- • payments, wellness programs and planning • for coverage in 2003. For information, call the : human resources department at ext. 6611. • • Hughes Career Achievement Awards • • The Author E. Hughes Career Achievement : Awards, honoring alumni from each of the • university's five schools for their personal and : professional accomplishments, will be cele- • brated at 6:30 p.m., May 11, at the

Milestones Professor Gisela Sulzmann, who taught German at USO for 20 years, passed away on April 9. To contact her family, write to her sis- ter at this address: Brunhilde Heep, Wundes Str. 11, 42655 Solingen, Germany. Sahn Tu, father-in-law of Joe Passaretti, development officer for the Hahn School of Nursing and Health Science, passed away on April 5. Marvin Martz, parking kiosk operator in the public safety department, passed away on April 2. Jose Aguilar, father of both Juan Aguilar, who works in the Jenny Craig Pavilion, and Esther Aguilar, who works in dining services, passed away in Queretaro, Mexico, on March 18. CLASSIFIEDS GUITAR FOR SALE : Yamaha si x-string acoustic gu itar (FG400A) in excellent condi- t ion . Includes strap, installed pick -up, new strings, hard shell case (with sl ight exterior damage) and a Seiko quartz gui t ar tuner. Price: $250 (ca sh only) . Call Anna Cain at ext.4681 . FOR RENT: USO rental properties available to faculty and staff, all within walking distance of campus : 5705 Josephine St. , $1200, 3BR/2BA, 1200 sq . ft.; 1305 Elevation_ Rd, $1600, 3BR/2BA, 1600 sq ft., ocean/ bay views; 1325 Elevation Rd, $1800, 3BR/2BA, 1800 sq. ft., total ly renovated , new kitchen, ocean/bay views. For information, call ext . 5998.

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• • Manchester Grand Hyatt, 1 Market Place, San : Root for the Home Team! : Diego. Individual tickets are $100, and past • The Staff Employees Association is spon- : honorees, members of the board of trustees : soring a night at the Padres and has • and representatives from individual schools • reserved 50 seats for an employee trip to : are encouraged to attend or sponsor tables for : see the home team face off against the • students and alumni. For information, call the • Mets at 7:05 p.m., May 18, at Qualcomm : Office of Alumni Relations at ext. 4819. : Stadium. Radio headsets will be given • • away to spectators. Tickets for field-level : Easter Basket Bonanza : seats in section 19 near the Padres' bullpen • With monetary donations from dozens of USD • are $21 each, and are available at the : employees, departments and student groups, : Hahn University Center box office. For • as well as in-kind contributions from local busi- • information, contact SEA Co-President : nesses and nonprofit organizations, the : John Frazer at ext. 4182. • American Humanics Student Association this • • year donated 35 Easter baskets to children and •••••••••••••••••••••••• Campus Benefits Forum teen-agers at the New Alternatives Foster Youth Group Homes and the Toussaint Teen Center, a haven for homeless teens in San Diego's St. Vincent De Paul Village.

Faculty, staff and administrators are encour- aged to attend a campus benefits forum at noon, May 1, in the Joan B. Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice, conference room D. Participants can meet Associate Vice President for Human Resources Gwendolyn Lytle and Benefits Advisory Committee representatives. The forum is a chance for people to find out more about topics such as new tuition remis-

For more information about the American Humanics program or the School of Edu- cation's leadership minor, contact Teresa VanHorn at ext. 4760

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