News Scrapbook 1980

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Classic lecture Alliance Frantaise de San Diego will present excerpts from the 17th century "Caracteres" by La Bruyere during a meeting at 2 p.m. Saturday Nov, 15 in de.Sales Hall at the University of San Diego.

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- A USD conference on ethnicity and l mental health will be held at the Town & Country Center today through Sunday, Call 452~3690 for cost ana time.

Noontime Concerts will feature USD's Wind Ensemble, directed by Jannon Fuchs , Wednesday , November 19, 12: 15 p.m., French Parlor, Founders Hall, USO. Free. 291-6480 x4261.

"Caracteres" excerpts by La Bruyere will be presented in French by Eric Eychenne, lecturer from the Alliance Frans;aise in Paris, Satur- day, November 15 , 2 p.m., de Sales Hall, USO. 578- 1609.

DAILY TRANSCRIPT NOV l 2 198Q USDSTUDENTEYES AD SCHEME Co-op To Aid Law Firms

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Indian photo exhibit opens soon "Indians," a photo exhibit drawn from what may be America's most complete visual record of its native civilizations , will be featured at the University of San Diego's Founders Gallery from Nov. 17 through Dec. 19. photographs selected from "North American Indians. " the monu- mental work of pioneer western photographer f.:dwa rd S. Curtis ( 1868- l!l!i2l. On Nov. 21 at 1:30 p.m ., USD history professor James R. Moriarty will discuss the cultural and historical aspects of the works, and USO fine arts photography professor Duncan Mccosker will discuss Curtis' technical accomplishments. Curtis visited 80 western tribes and took over 40,000 gold tone plates . The twenty-volume study which he ultimately published was sponsored by the Pierpont Morgan Foundation . The what he believed to be a vanishing civilization,

A third-year law student at the University of San Diego plans to teach his legal elders how to advertise t heir services effectively and cooperatively. Law firms will join Consumer Oriented LawOffices in a promotion effort, Martin McGee, the student, plans to kick off a cooperative advertising program for up to 40 San Diego County law firms involving an expense of $350,000 in newspapers and on radio and television. "The firms will be picked so that each area of the county will be represented," McGee says. "It will help the client to have the attorney close by, Each firm must agree to offer a 30-minute initial consultation in person or by phone for $10 or less." McGee is president of Consumer

Oriented Law Offices and Atty. Bill Fuhrman is vice president. Each participating firm must agree to contribute 6% of its gross income to the program, which will be put on by the Knoth and Meads advertising agency. McGee says cooperative legal advertising programs are operating in Washington, D.C., Denver , Florida and Northern California. "We will take no profit in San Diego County," McGee says. "Everything will go into advertising. We will then take the concept to other areas. The advertising message will be directed at the estimated 33% of the population who have never utilized the services of an at torney."

Amassed by Curtis between 1907 and 1920, the full study includes 1,500 prints and was limited to 500 editions

The exhibit consists of 50 original gold-tone

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foreward was written by Theodore Roosevelt, one of Curtis' greatest ad- mirers.

~BIAI\I: /t- 1!-HJ A seminar entitled "Sports and t he Law" will be held Saturday at the University of San Diego Law School San Diego Padre pitcher Ran_dy Jones is among the speakers who will be focusing on labor and the legal aspects of sports from 8 a.m. to 1 fj~ Coordinating the seminar , sponsored ~y the Law School's Labor-Management Relat10ns Ce_ntert will be Bob Bavasi, son of former P~dre. Pres1den Buzzie Bavasi, who now heads the Cahforma Angels.

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L'SD's Founders Gallery - "Indians," a photo exlubit of original gold-tone photographs taken from 1907 to 1920, opens Mon. and continues • through Dec . 19. University of San Diego.

SAN DIEGO UNION NOV .t J9erj Sacred Heart Alumnae On The Move Over the past two years Sara Finn h h traveling as president of the 10 000- as ad her sha_re of Alumnae of the Sacred Heart of thtember Associated Canada. Trips have included visits to St~tes ahnd was the guest of the French S , w ~re s e president; to India, where she a~~r;~ ~eaft :~soc1at10n's N La Jolla att~nded a world conference·ofn~a~ho;~ueredo of ow, her wmgs have been er d 1c women. convention will be at Hotel d~p~ , for th~ next national past weekend Finn played hostess ~~o~adodm March. This cam~ here to plan the March Sacred Hoeaar t mlembers who vention. r a umnae con-

Sari/ Finn, who met this week with fellow Sacred He,1,t t1lumn,1e to pliln ii convention here in M.Jrch.

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Di FOUNDERS GALLERY (Univergjly of ~? ~onday wjth a Photographic Images of Edwdard Sii~~hr=h Dec. 19. Open 10 l "Indians• The

reception from 7 to 9 p.m. an con a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.

EVENING TRIBUNE

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NOV 1 4 Toreros end se·ason against St. Mary's USD's football team will be looking to square its record when the ~oreros host St. Mary's College at 1 p.m. tomor- row m their season finale. USD is 4-5 on the year, while St. Mary's is 5-4 and regarded as one of the best teams on the West Coast in small college football. The Gaels are led by quarterback Terry Cottle who has completed 75 of 159 passes for 992 yards and ii touch- downs, and tailback Markey Crane, who has rushed for 557 and a 4.9 average. T~e Toreros will counter with its quarterback tandem of Tim Call and Steve Loomis. Both threw for two TDs last week in USD's 41-0 romp over Edwards Air Force Base. · USD's defense has been depleted with the loss of two more start~rs because of injuries, but the Toreros will have_ one big factor on their side - St. Mary's has never won m the "Pit."

USD-Gaels End Year The University of San Diego (4-5) will conclude its 1980 football season against the St. Mary's Gaels today in a 1 p.m. contest at USD. The (5-4) Gaels are Jed by quarterback Terry Cottle, who has completed 75 of 159 passes for 992 yards, and running back Markey Crane, with a 4.9 rushing average. Against St. Mary's, a team that has never won in the USD stadium, Torero Coach Bill Williams will start ei- ther Tim Call or Steve Loomis at quarterback. Both have been throwing the ball well lately, with Call particularly impressive two weeks ago against Sonoma State. At running back, Jerry McAlpin leads with a 4.6 aver- age, followed by Joe Henry (3.6) and Jeff Veeder (3.9).

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