News Scrapbook 1986

Escondido, CA (San Diego Co.) Times Advocate (Cir. D. 32,685) (Cir. S. 34,568)

San Diego, CA (San Diego Co.) Evening Tribune (Cir. D. 127,454)

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Young-San Diego State football g, nn• has been changed from 7 p.m. to 4:-11\ p.m. for the benefit of a natwnal TV audience, which will bP able to view the gam on ESPN. 'an Diego State's football team ha a bye this week after falling Saturday to Stanford 17-10. The Aztecs are the only undefeated team in the Western Athletic Con- ference, with a 2•0 record, 3-2 over- all. In addition, the kickoff time for the road game against Texas-El Pa o i,:ame has been moved up to 6 p.m. to accommodate a civic holi- day. Chris Hardy leads all rushers with 68.6 yard.· a game, sixth over- all in the WAC, and scoring with . I points n game, econd in the WAC. Tight ud Robert Awalt leads re eivers and is third in the \I/AC with 5.2 ('atches a game The niversity of San Diego i 3-1 after e ea mg P-omona Pitzer College 42-16 lat Saturday. This week the Toreros will take on the Claremont-Mudd Stags, 2 I. '"I he defen. e had an outstand- ing game for us," aid Coach Brian Fogarty. "For the fourth consecu- tive game they didn't give up a point in the second half." The USD ~occer team will host the defending NCAA champi on UCLA at 3:30 p.m. at the USD

"Once you start a ·port, you must maintain a 2.0," said \\'aler • man. "It's quite n prnjectt aid Water man of the undertaking which forces her t<> researfh which ub- jects students an• signed up for and which ones thev are actually en- rolled in. • Waterman, whose joh is to re• port infraction to the California Association of Community Colleg- es. has a clean slate. "I was really surpri ed," he said, pointing out that sophomvrPS ere doing particularly well. academi• caUy. "Thev had a rtally good year," he said. "We are nearly a third of the way through the seme ter." The Holiday Bowl •ream Se- lection Committee will take on its 1 outing expedition for potential teams to play in the howl game, which will take place Dec. 30 at San Diego Stadium. Committee member. will be looking at four games in its search for a po hie opponent for the Western Athll'tic Conference champion. Games being srnuted Saturday include avv at Air Force and Ohio 'tate at-Indiana. 'I wo Pac-10 games will also be checked out; Washington at Stanford and Ari- zona at UCLA. Kickoff time !or thl' Brigham

soccer field. T c Bruins, 5-0-4 this year, are ranked No. 3 in the na- tion uud No. I on the We t Coast. USO has won it's last six games and bports a 9-1-0 record. U.S. International Universi- ty's soccer team reached the fi. nals of the BYU homecoming clas• sic over the weekend by defeating Colorado's club team 6-1, before falling to the host Cougars 3-2 in overtime in the championship. Jorge Huerta was named most valuable defender in the tourna • ment, while teammate Gary Botha was named the tourney's most valuable forward. Five other Gulh1 were named to the an tournament team. The Gulls met Cal State Fuller ton this afternoon and will travel to UCLA to meet the defending na• tional champi ns Sunday. The Gulls tied the Bruins 1-1 in the on- ly meeting <1f the two teams last season. USlU won the Southwest Soccer onference title last year, with UCLA second. USIU's volleyball team moved its record to 9-11 Oct. 1 by defeat- ing U 'D, 15-4, 15-2, 15-11 , in the first West Coast Athleilc Confer- ence game for the Gull . Later in the week, the Gulls fell to USC in a non -league clash, 15-8, 11 -15, 15- 10, 15-8. The Gulls travel Fnday to Cal State-Fullerton.

By Donna Balanc1afT-A Sportswriter Ath.letes are doing well in their: ·lass This is one of three times during the semester when atti Water- man women's athle dm,ctor at Palomar College, could pull her hair out. She has to make sure all of the school'. athlete's, both men and women. are adhering to state eligi- bility requirements. All athlete have to take 12 units while participating in a port, and 24 units must be completed before the ,econd season of participation in a sport.

San Diego, CA (San Diego Co.) Daily Transcript (Cir. D. 7,415)

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~he Art Of Putting Together LawOffice Teams Thf i:mess Update' seminar discussion Friday at USD's Man- ?n Tuesday afternoons at 1:30 p.m. Tues~y, October 14 at the Unjyers "t an Diego chester Conference Center on "Im- m Dept. 6. The Taxat10n Law Section could have betn directed at any ages of Mexico as Depicted by the • " • noon, Varaity Room, University group - accountants, docton;, ex- Mass Media." The session is from San Diego County Club, Speaker: Vaughn Morris, ecutive!<. Even attorneys. 6-7:30p.m. Bar Association Subject: A Panel Diacll8Sion on It was on team building and the • • • Meeting,, Oct. 9-I 6 1986 Year End Tax Planning in speaker was Lawren«, Barry, A legal malpractice prevention Thursday, Oct. 9 Light of the NewAct. who used to be a quality control seminar is scheduled for Friday The Environmental Law & The Worker1' Compen1ation manager at Ford Motor Co. and from 9 a .m. to noon at the Radisson L Law Section - 11:30 a.m., Abbey and Use Section - noon, now heads Behavorial Manage- Hotel in Mission Valley. The pro- Lounge Room, Univeraity Club, ReStsurant. C · d b th S Military Liai1on Committee, ment ommltants, Inc. here. gram 18 co-sponsore Y e an Speaker: Abby Wolfsheimer, Sub- F I D. L C te · · t ·ect f noon, Conference Room, Bar All6o or c ooo to an hour last Friday iego aw en r, a Jorn proJ o ject: "Humane Growth." morning,Barry talked about teams USD Law School and the county The Busm·ess Law Section _ ciation. Wednesday, Oct.15 LawBriefs by Martin Kruming - their makeup and why they're important. Bar Association. Subjects include cases that noon, Varsity Room, University The Real Property Law Section Club, Speaker: Michael Jensen, - noon, Varsity Room, University Subject: Common Business Pro- Club, Speaker: George Damoose, blems in Employment Relation- Subject: Effects of the Tax Act on ships. Real Property Transactions. Friday, October IO The Medical-Legal Committee, The Medical-Legal Committee - 7:00 p.m., Grace Courtroom, USD

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information day yesterday. The University of Ari- zona, Univer ity of Wi cousin, Harvard University and 37 state in titutions set up booths.

One example was a team of law- yers who "get together for a project and work in the best possible com- b ina ti on." Complex business litiglltion, let's say, or criminal prosecution or defense. Perhaps a sophisticated products liability case. The team might include paralegals, investigators, legal se- cretaries and expert witnesses who come together on that one matter and then disperse. "Developing communications among people," said Barry, is the first ingredient for team building. If a partner were to tell an associate, "You're doing a goob Job" what does that mean? You'd be suprised how the two might view the comment different- ly if one isn't specific. "We're very skilled at indirect expression,'' said Barry. By their very nature, said Barry, lawyers are "trained to be asser- tive and very pursuasive orally." "Yet they misperceive a vast amount of resources that exist in their colleagues and associates in the office. They'd deny it if you say it to them." Barry believes that "part of this communication is learning how to give negative feedback to team members n "How to disagree and not be disagreeable," is a skill, said Barry, who has a doctorate in clinical psychology from the Uni- versity ofUtah. Some pointers on managing a team building process: • A desire to improve. • Identify the problem. •What's the ideal? •Develop a strategy and tactics on ways to improve, •Review the proiess with meetings and open discussion. "The only way you learn about team building is by doing it,'' said Barry. • • • News Media Watch: Chief Jus- tice Rose Bird will be Pam Plotkin's guest this Saturday at 2:30 p.m. on Channel 51's At the Bar program • • • USD law professor Jorge Vargas will moderate a panel

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potential cliett problems; legal fees and avoiding disputes; and frequent causes of legal malprac- tice. ••• The State Bar's Labor and Em- ployment Law Section will hold their fourth annual meeting Oct. 17 and 18 in San • Diego. Panel topics include arbitration alter- natives, employee leaves pf absence, coping with COBRA and the U.S. Supreme Court and affir- mative action. Gene Upshaw, executive direc- tor of the National Football Lea- gue, will address drug testing in professional sports at the Oct. 18 luncheon. ..... San Diego Legal Secretaries will hold their annual Day in Court Oct. 16 at the U.S. Grant Hotel. There's a luncheon at 12:15 p.m. and a mock trial staged by Saxon, Alt, Brewer and Kincannon at 2 p.m. at Cal Western Law School. For more information call Deborah Schuff at 233-6119. On Oct. 23 Superior Court Judge Robert Thaxton, attorney David Allen and chief probate examiner Barbara Curry will give a pro- bate update at a dinner meeting of the association at the Stardust Hotel. And on Nov. 1 the association will sponsor a trip to the garment district in Los Angeles. Call Marge Burglund at 236-1711 for information. On the Move: Lawrence Bran- ton is the new chaU'Illan of the Tax Advisory Commission, which gov- erns the State Bar's tax specializa- tion program. * • * The family law calendar cur- rently set on Tuesday mornings at 8:30 in Dept. 6 in El Cajon is now

San Diego, CA (San Diego Co.) Evening Tribune (Cir. D. 127,454)

La Jolla, CA (San Diego Co.) La Jolla Light (Cir. W. 9.040)

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contiiiues with Marjori on "Strategies for B Complicated Life," 8 a.m. Oct. 16, Manchester Conference Center Continental breakfast, 7:30 a.m. Ad- mission: $15. Information: 260-4585. " Images of Mexico As Depicted by the American Mass Media," a two-panel discussion, 6-7:30 p.m. Oct. 10,_ Manchester Conference C~~ter. mission 1s free. Information: 260-468_:.,..,

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nounced the promotion of H ather McNair to the position of head teacher for the kindergarten class. Mc air is a native La Jollan and has been working as an a istant h ad teacher at the chool for the past thre.: year . Other new teachers at the hool are Camille Wright, who earned her degree nd t a bing credential from the Univer ity Hawaii, Man,:.• Talbot, ' ho graduated from San Diego State Univer ity and completed her teaching credential at the Univer- sity f .San Diego; and Patti Aretz, who teaches in the pre chool and completed the pro- gram at the National Center for Monte ~ori Education in San Diego. fhe After School Pro• gram is bemg directed this year by Mike Stewart, who also tea h s computer instruction for all ages at the chool.

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USO tr stees member na ed ALCALA PARK - Frank D'.7,6 named 10 the Universi1y of Sartnle Board of Trustees. Alessio, a La Jolla resident, has been president of Dan Mar Investment Co. since 1983 . The 34-member USO board is c:haircd by Bishop Leo T . Maher. --~- /