USD Magazine, Summer-Fall 1993

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This calendar reflects only major campus events with dates firm as of magazine press time . For a complete listing , please call the public relations office, (619) 260-4681.

17-1& Law School Alumni Weekend. Two days of special activities are planned for alumni of the USD School of Law. For information, please call (619) 260- 4692.

Law School classes begin.

Homecoming Weekend. Spend three days of reunions, revelry and remem– brances with your fellow alumni and friends as USD celebrates its 1993 Homecoming Weekend. Please see the article on page 28 of this issue for additional information, or call the Office of Alumni Relations at (619) 260-48 19.

30 (through Sept. 3) Orientation Week (Parents Orientation Aug. 30).

Fall holiday for USD students.

Family Weekend. Experience a full weekend of activities designed to help USD parents and students enjoy the USD campus together. For information about attending Family Weekend, please call the Office of Parent Relations at (619) 260-4808.

Labor Day holiday.

7 Regular USD classes begin.

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USD fields teams in a number of sports throughout the year. For information or schedules on any of the following teams, please call the USD Sports Center at (619) 260-4803. • Football. The T oreros enter compe– tition in the Pioneer Football League this season. The team will begin the season Sept. 4 at home versus Menlo College. Other opponents are: Sept. 11 vs Univer– sity of LaVerne; Sept. 25@ University of Dayton; Oct. 2@ Valparaiso; Oct. 9@ Cal-Lutheran; Oct. 16@ Evansville; Oct. 23 vs Butler; Oct. 30 vs Azusa Pacific; Nov. 6 vs Drake (Homecoming); and Nov. 13 vs Wagner.

•Golf. The USD Golf Team begins its season with the Coca Cola Classic at New Mexico State University on Oct. 1-3, and will continue through mid-April, wrapping up the season April 19 at the Point Loma Invita– tional. •Volleyball. The USD Volleyball Team schedule runs from Sept. 1, when the Toreros open with an away game at CSU– Northridge, to early December, when the NCAA playoffs are held. The last regular– season game is Nov. 23 at home versus San Diego State. •Cross Country. USD will participate in the LMU Invitational (at LMU) on Sept. 11, and will continue competition through October.

•Men's Soccer. Following a standout year in which the T oreros finished sec– ond nationally in NCAA competition, the men's soccer team this year kicks off the season with a Sept. 4 home game vs CSU-Bakersfield. The team plays a full schedule through September and Octo– ber, finishing with two away games at Gonzaga and the University of Portland on Nov. 5 and 7, respectively. •Women's Soccer. The season offi– cially kicks off Sept. 5 with a game at UC-Santa Barbara and continues throughout September and October, wrapping up with a Nov. 7 home game against UCLA. •Swimming. The USD men's and women's swim schedules run from October through February. The first women's meet will be the USD Blue/White Alumni Meet on Oct. 3 at 10 a.m.; the first men's meet will be the USD Pentathlon (intrasquad) on Oct. 16 at 9 a.m.