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Spring Valley, CA (San Diego Co.) Spring Valley Bulletin (Cir. W. 2,708)

San Diego, Ca lif. Southern Cross (Cir. W. 27,500) OCT 20 1988

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USD _ __, Business Seminar Series, continues Oct. 28, 7:30 am., at the Manchester Executive Conference Center. Topic is "AIDS: Tackling a Tough Problem." Cost for the entire series is $105. For one session, cost is $15. Each seminar includes presentation materials and continental breakfast. For further information, call Jackie Frleberg 260•4644. Distinguished speakers series, a lecture series focusing on the business activity In the United tates, the Pacllic Rim and Mexico, continues at the Manchester Exectuve Conference Center, Nov. 17 and Dec. 15. Topic for November Is, "Advising Japanese Business Clients." Conducted by Christopher Walt, a partner with Luce, Forward. Cost is $15 per session. Call 260·4644. Social Issues Week, continues with a lecture on "Universal Declaration of Human Rights and What it Means in the Americas." Sponsored by the Associated Students Speakers Bureau and Amnesty International. Call 260•4600.

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/4cMahonStands Out A~b%Elite Civil Litigators Driven By Prrparation, 'Fear Of Failure'; Even The Slwf's tlly Polished lly,JOR NADDEFELO _q•n 1'ir10 Ottlll Tr11n u,111. tttff lhilrr So what 1f t:rrnld ",Jerry " Mc M11ho11 "•l• on mo•t ltKl• nR on· of S·m ll11•go'R 1110•\ elite lnwyl'rff, Nev •r mind thnt MrM hon cr1•11m cl 11notlwr hcavyw ·i1,:ht, Brian Monagh n, m 1on11gh11n'R own hnckynrd, wro111(f11l lC'Tm1111, hon ~:vnyhody had p1ckl-rl Mona i:h n to wi11 McMnhon, a pu1t1wr nt, •lt,i•r, Cnplnn. Wilkins & Mc t hon, hnd !'vcn ollcrcd $1 mil 1i1111 •tllt-tnl'nt e11rly 111 1111• tri I to •11d thP thmg When Mun,11

1 Grant to USD For Study of qSc; Marine Life 'r ,...,.._.-::,-_---l The San Diego Oceans Foun- dation presented the Univer- sity of San Diego wfth a Sl0,000 grant October 4. 1 he grant will be used to establish a graduate SC'holar- ship fund supporting the Uni- versity's Marine Studies pro- gram. The C'heck was presented by Seth Brown, president of San Diego Oceans Foundation. Ac- cc,ptmg the check at a br!Pf ceremony held at Sea World's PJ's Cafe was USD's pre•l• dent, Dr. Author Hughes. The grant represents the be- ginning of what officials at both institutions hope will soon become a much larger St'holarship fW1d . "We are delighted to make this contribution to the Uni- versity of San Diego," said Brown. "It is our hope that the Foundation Endowed Ma- rine Studies Scholarship fW1d will one day exceed $100,000 and wilt finance the studies of many deserving students o, er the years." The scholarships, the first ol which is scheduled for the fall of 1989, are intended for lISD students whose studies will help improve the manage- ment of the ocean's resources. Encouraging wise use of the ocean through education is a major goal of the San Diego Oceans Foundation.

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The San Diego Oceans Foun- dation presented the Univer- sity of ,Sao Diego with a $10,000 grant October 4. The grant will be used to establish a graduate scholar- ship fund supporting the Uni- versity's Marine Studies pro- gr,tm. The chrck was presented by SPth Brown, president of San Diego Oceans Foundation. Ac- cepting the check at a brief ceremony held at Sea \'\l'orld's PJ's Cafe was USD's presi- dent, Dr. Author Hughes. The grant rep :,c nls the be- ginning of what officials at both institutions hope will soon become a much larger scholarship fund. "We are delighted to malte this contribution to the Uni- vnsity of San Diego," said Brown. "It is our hope that the Foundation Endowed Ma- rine Studies Scholarship fund will one day exceed $100,000 a11d wm finance the studic-s of mlfny de-serving students 0\'er the years." The scholarships, the first of which Is scheduled for the fall of 1989, are intended for lISD students whose studies will help improve the manage- ment of the ocean's resources. Encouraging wise use of the ocean through education Is a major goal of the San Diego Oceans Foundation.

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McMnhon agreed such n tuclic is n't common. hut "it can be done in various ways that it can be made proper. In fact, it was done in the $40 million (J. David) Rogers & Wells settl!'menl. ... Any conversa- l ion along that line would have be-en on the basis of if it's ethical lo Mohaglwn hacl sewn up until the jury returned the verdict in favor of "I kn ow he expected to get vir- tually hamnwred." recall ed Monn- Whnt did McMahon ,lo to pull it out of the lire? "Why don' you ask him and tlwn tell nH'," said Mona• ghan. "One thing he doe· is have a consi~tent theme and h<' works Huntington, who faced McMa- hon in some clivorce cases, said, "Whe n J went to court, I always had n couple of people with me just to hnve enough ns him. I came with an associnte and two paralegals and ,Jerry had tll'O associates and Strong Legal Team 1\lcl\1ahon attributes a strong tram al Seltzer, Caplan, where he hns workerl since leaving law school 24 yrnrs ago. "Altogether we try lo hr one good lawyer," he snid Isa, he Pdits the sup ort of his fA i y: his wife Donna, whom he met in college, daughters Maria, 31. a, d Angela, 13, and sons · hael, 29, Mark. 27, and Mntt, 24. The kids 111clucle a dPn 1st, a tPachcr, an accountant and "the world 's hest bartender in Ocean Beach," fin id Pop. lie snirl his greatest pride is that the law firms that once told him his University of San Diego law degree wasn't good enough for lhPm now "like to usP mP as their lawyer.... It's not a larl(e part of my practice, hut I've rC'prrsented all the major law firms in San Diego.'' He left Ohio for USC, he says, "because it wns a long way 11v, ny ·· Aftr, getting his hachc,lor's clegree 1n business aclministration and then flying with the Navy, he worked a stint for Conva r. '·Frankly, I didn't get 11 thrill out of man ,focturinl(. I tlvmghl I'd be interested III somethrng closer to service, dealing with people, t ying lo solve their problems." So. he went to USO. "Tnal work has a forensic aspect to it. Almost nil trial la1••_vprs arc, ns one juror snirl ovc1paid actors. I was always good at drama and ac- ting." His last performance in theater was in high school in "The Valienl." McMahon played the prisoner condemnecl to death. P'lt McCartan was the priest who had lo usher him to his killing A nun named Sister Rosemary, the school's speech and drama teacher, enticed the two into the- ater. McCartan is now senior litiga- tion partner with Jones, Day, Revis llr Poqpo in r1 ... ~.,..1., .... ..1 ../ two paralegals." McMahon. h g an. that and over becomes 11 in your head." four months it theme song that you get do it. " The AM [ case is the one

mornrnl-(• per week nt the San l)oC'gOAthletic Cluh 1 he students jump som!' rope and hit a bug a helmets and glo\'eB and go n few rounds with the champ. llowcvrr, only they gel to punch. Valdczju~t dodges (fo r the most part, anyway). H. snys he cnn rend a lawyer's lawyer boxes. With M~Mahon, it's like chess, every move fully while to warm up, then don

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"I put a lot of emphasis, n great denl" on bcrng prepared, said Mc Mnhon "Being pr pMed lets you tuk•· ndvnntngc ol lhe dozens of op- se lves in the cour«P of an argument or exnrnination of~ wit ness" Whal about hiu1 makes him so taught you to do," he answers "That's whnt you're supposed lo porlunities thut present them- orgunizt•d? "Tha 's what they

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"A Pea ant of El Salvador," Peter Gould and Stephen Steams have wrmen a play that depicts the struggle of a fanner and h,s family 10 mamtam thcrr \ of hie amid the social and political 1unno1l of El alvad r. S1eams and Gould create sixteen J 1fferent character.; in the play, which includes mime and music A p rfonnance is scheduled for next Thursday, October 27, 7 p.m., Camino Theatre, USD, Akal1 Park, Linda Vista'1<0ad, Linda Vista. Tickets will be available at the door, or call 260-4798. The performance is sponsored by the USD Faculty Soual Issues Committee, USD Associated Students, and Carµpus Mmistry. ~!31/ --~--;'_ engineering classes and arranging lab time, Rudee said. Engineering is one of the most popular majors at UCSD, he said. More than 3,000 students, or 23 percent of the student population, are enrolled in the engineering program. The engineering division offers undergraduate degrees in applied

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Peace Award. Judy Rauner, director of volunteer ser- vices on campus, said their aim is"to heighten the awareness of what's going on in El Salvador." "A Peasant of El Salvador" plays at 8 p.111., Oct. 27 in Camino Theater on the USO campus. Tickets are $5 and avail- able al the door. Call 260-4682. "Yellow Fever," presented by UCSD's University Events Office, spoofs the private-eye film genre. The Pan Asian Repertory Theater produclion features detective Sam Shikaze trying to unravel the mysteries of the Missing Cherry Blos- som Queen. Pan Asian Repertory, now in its eleventh year, is the only company of its kind on the East Coast. It is also the only company in -America with a resident ensemble of Asian-American performers. The plot has elements from several of the inde1,>endenl investigator stories. Sum wears a trench coat and snap-brim hat, both much the worse for wear anrl longevity. He has an ongo ing rivalry with a police officer; and a female reporter who covers ,he case may be more involved than s11e claims. The showdown is as tough and surprising as any Bogart film . Pan Asian Repertory , now in its elev- enth year, is the only company of its kind on the East Coast, It ls also the only com- pany in America with a resident ensemble of Asiun-American performe rs. "Yellow Fever" plays al 8 p.m., Oct. 30 in Mandevi lle Auditor ium on t he UCSD campus. Tickets, available through T ick- etMastcr and at the UCSD box office , are $8, $10 and$ 12. Call 534 -3120.

rele ased mamally. Such is t e l way of the best laid pans. M. Lea Rudee, UCSD's. de~n of engineering also got a n.se ~u of the crowd after menu~mng h t ms that many of the high te~ i e • t fl ·rms and placed in a time capsule four years ago to be ope~e on the university's 100th brr th day d The concrete and glass building, simply ~amed Engineering B~ding U_mt 1, _hr- ings· research taborato_ne mmg with $8 milhon m state-of- the-art equipment) and engineer- ing offices under the same root (bnm- donated by local engmeenng are already ob~olete.

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Farce, politics and mystery on - Spcw110 me Times Advoc"'h: _, }-..~ M ost c,fthe new shows uround !he county within the next two weeks ol)l:n on cu,npu,. Near or far, the choices are great. A British btdrnom comedy ploys 111 Oceunsid1·. SunJlli:gu S!..!!,te U111verbity prc,ents a locully devcl - "oped how I he University of Culifornia San Ihei:u and lloivttrsity of Sun ))iego host tuurmg comp1111ie . "Bedroom 1-'arce." nt M,roCosta Col• lege, is Alan Ayrkhourn'• lute,t look ht modern marriage and how to urvive ,t The two most likdy not to urt· 'l'n•vor 1111d Susannah. While their rel.,t,on~hip cnun• hies, thev behave lik!- ''rnrricrs" und t:x po et heir friends to the umc 11nsdt long influ, nces. In the courSt: c,f 1111 ev 111ng, Trevor ,md Su unnah invade the bedrooms of the other . Amon)( Ihu,1; on whom th1·y in- flict their m1 •rn· ure 't rcvor's purents and two couplt• who have their own ten- sions. Mary Lou ( :omhnr directs tht· furcica l hut ,. u he proc·t•eding , with Hick i'eter• and Ann~ W1mberly , Hohinso11 a. the qunrrehngcouple without u hNlrc,om lo 11111 the1r own. John llc,bnt 'l'nrdihuono .,f F condido is in th1 c·11>t thnt i11d11dcs Kri tin Bradley, 1'11111 C'unal ·tt,. ,Judith C'apotoato, Tr11cy Cuthllt'rt 1111d Holl!'rt Nannln11a. "B droom J,'arce" plays ut M iruC0Ml11 Colleg Th ater,(kt 28through Nov,6. Performances are at 7::HJ p.m., Friday and S turday; and :l p.m., S11ntl,1y, Tirk- el11 are $6, available at the door or through the colle11e lheutcr l,ox office. ('11114:19 7932. " I> p R iv r," at, llSU, 1 by David McF11dg n, who deve loped the play for the Larnl,'K l'l11yer11111 Nutional City

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