Alcalá 1982

SIGN SHOP Dave Lincoln makes L.L. Bean look bad . . . a preppy par excellence, he feels there shouldbe prep and non-prep designated areas in all public facili­ ties (i.e. planes, offices, restaurants). Neverthe­ less, we like him because he is responsible for all A.S.B. poster publicity and consistentlymeets all requests anddemands, no matter how impossible, or inconsiderate.

Sign Shop Director: Dave Lincoln

TRAFFIC COURT The Trafficcourt hears traffic citationappeals on campus. A student wish­ ing to have a ticket ap­ pealed fills out the re­ quired from and presents his case to the court. The appeal iseither denied or granted. If granted, the ticket doesnot have to be paid. Eachcase is decided on its own merit.

VISTA Truly an integral part of USD, the Vista, thesole student forum on cam­ pus, again reachednew heights in jour­ nalistic endeavors. This year found Robert Madden andMatt Piselli joined at the elbow and strapped to the helm, all the while maintaining as aura of au­ thority. Auspicious honors were con­ ferred upon CarolDamon and GinaAr- caro, our twins and seasonedsailors in this dinghy. Fear of takeover prompted the editors to keep these two under guard, releasing them only to write sto­ ries, layout pages, and purchase grog. Manning the crowsnest was Mark Ry- land, photojournalist par excellance, bringing our writer'swords to lifewith visual images with a certain savoir faire that only Ryland could attain. Togeth­ er with the rest of ourmotley crew, The Vista survivedyet another year to re­ turn to publication next year.