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Gr a du a te a nd La w Stu den t New s a nd V iew s www.sandiego.edu/gradlife
Greetings to all Graduate and Law Students!
W ha t’s In si de
Graduate Student Life
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Event Calendar
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USD Hiking League/ Mindful Mondays
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Social Innovation Challenge
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Relay For Life
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My Postings
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School Semester Reflections
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University Ministry
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College of Arts & Sciences
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Job Posting/Academic Dates
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La Gran Terraza
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Auxiliary Events
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Commons Holiday Party
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LGSA
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Graduate Student Life has had an amazing semester filled with meaningful and fun
Finals Week/Thereapy Dogs
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events.
Tips for Staying Healthy
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Sell Your Book Back
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United Front Multicutural Center
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Net Impact
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Campus Recreation
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Be sure to check out what is going on the last few weeks of school.
Stay Connected via USD Graduate and Law Student Commons
@USDGradLawLife
For any questions about Graduate Student Life, please contact me at kfriedlander@sandiego.edu. Graduate and Law Commons: (619) 260-‐2227
Monday, 12/1
Wednesday, 12/3
Holiday Party See Ad
ZERO WASTE Bagel Breakfast
9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Sunday, 12/7
See Ad
Lessons and Carols
Olivia Ristorante
SLP 401
Friday, 12/5
LGSA Pizza Outing
6:30 p.m.
9 a.m.
SLP 401
Thursday, 12/4
See Ad Founders Chapel
Sunday, 12/7 Our Lady of Guadalupe Mass 7 p.m.
Tuesday, 12/9
Sunday, 12/7 USD Hiking League San Miguel Moutain 9 a.m.
The Immaculata
Healthy Relax Day
Tuesday, 12/9 Gamelan Concert 7:30 p.m.
9-5 p.m.
Shiley Theatre
SLP 401
Camino Hall
See Ad
Friday, 12/12 Wednesday, 12/10 Jazz Ensemble Concert 7:30 p.m. Shiley Theatre
Thursday, 12/11 Finals Feeding Freenzy
Thursday, 12/11 Mariachi Concert 7:30 p.m.
5:30 – 7:30 p.m. Degheri Alumni Center
Therapy Dogs 12-2 p.m. In Front of the UC
Shiley Theatre Camino Hall
Camino Hall
Partnership with University Ministry
Free Fitness Classe s 12/13-12/18 Missions Fitness Center (café level)
Tijuana Service Trips: 2/14, 3/21, 4/11, 5/2 Contact info for Graduate Student Ministry Mark Peters at markp@sandiego.edu
For more information about the events and programs please visit www.sandiego.edu/gradlife
All graduate and law students are welcome to join and guests are invited too! Sunday, December 7 at 9 a.m. will be The League’s 10th official hike. The League will be heading to San Miguel Mountain. For more information email Corey Fereday at cfereday@sandiego.edu or follow on Facebook.
http://instagram.com/usdhiking
https://www.facebook.com/USDHikingLeague
What Do You SIT For? "There are TWO opportunities EVERY Monday for guided meditation practice, either from 3 to 3:50 pm in SOLES 135 OR from 5 to 5:50 pm in SOLES 211." For more information email Kate Vosti at kvosti@sandiego.edu or join the Facebook group. I SIT: I am a Student Inspiring Transformation. A new paradigm for a student-run mindfulness and meditation program. The I SIT campaign raises awareness about the benefits of mindfulness and meditation practice for college students. The heart of I SIT explores self-growth, fosters ongoing curiosity, and questions what it means to be “whole.” For thousands of years, Eastern traditions have practiced the art of meditation and holistic health as means of cultivating wisdom, compassion, and longevity. These practices are gradually being embraced by Western culture, both socially and scientifically. This group invites students to co-create a presence on USD’s campus that embodies a mindful shift in awareness. Practicing mindfulness with the support of one another will inspire the emergence of non-judgmental observation that supplements our internal wisdom. Mindful Mondays gives students the opportunity to collaborate weekly meetings that provide mindfulness practice. The meetings serve students’ motivation to participate in a healthier lifestyle, both physically and mentally. Group discussions will integrate practical application of nutritional wellness with mindfulness techniques specifically for the college student. Activities will include mindful reflection and movement followed by sitting meditation. The meditations are guided with the intention to explore a specific theme such as self-compassion or gratitude. Professionals in the field will also be invited to host meditations.
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BIG IDEAS WANTED. The Social Innovation Challenge (SIC) is a social venture competition organized by the USD Center for Peace and Commerce. The SIC helps students launch or contribute to social enterprises of all types--for-profit, nonprofit, or blended ventures, working locally and internationally IMPORTANT DEADLINES: December 1-Online registration opens: www.sandiegosocialinnovation.org Round 1—February 16, 2015: Answer questions that describe the project and its social impact. Round 2—March 30, 2015: Submit a completed “Roadmap to success” and a video featuring the innovation. Round 3—April 28, 2015: Pitch your social venture in front of a panel of live judges Award Ceremony—May 1, 2015: Finalists give a 90 second fast pitch in front of a live audience. Award winners announced.
Relay for Life 2015 will be April 10-11 th !
SIGN UP YOUR TEAM AT: http://www.relayforlife.org/usd
There is a new addition to the homepage for Graduate Student Life!
Stay in the loop of all Graduate Student Life events!
Be sure to check out the Graduate Student Life homepage at sandiego.edu/gradlife to see the new Events section. The homepage will show the upcoming three events. You can click in each event for more details. You can also click on “See more Events” to view all of the planned upcoming graduate student events.
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The MFA Dramatic Arts program has been busy thus far into the academic year. The rising actresses and actors have been tirelessly putting on theatrical performances and have been showcasing their remarkable talents. The Graduate Acting Program presented Shakespeare’s Pericles, Prince of Tyre from November 15th to the 23rd, 2014 at the Sheryl and Harvey White Theatre, Conrad Prebys Theatre Center at The Old Globe. Pericles is an epic of “the trials, heartbreak, and redemption of a warrior who must navigate the dangerous currents of human corruption and fate,” mentioned Program Coordinator, Shana Wride. The class of 2014 toured The Old Globe’s new producing platform, Globe for All in San Diego. This tour, which is free, is a professional production of Shakespeare that “will serve more communities throughout San Diego by collaborating with a diverse range of local organizations including military bases, recreation centers, libraries, centers for the elderly, homeless shelters, and correctional facilities,” said Wride.
The intention is to serve communities with multiple generations that have been neglected in the arts. The Old Globe Artistic Director, Barry Edelstein directed the first production, Shakespeare’s romance, All’s Well That Ends Well. Edelstein cast local professional actors, including recent graduates of USD’s program. The tour ran from October 28th until November 9th. In 2015, graduate students in the MFA Dramatic Arts program will also be taking an extensive tour throughout the theater culture of London! Next semester, graduate students will be putting on a production of, Trelawny of the 'Wells’, which is a comedy written by Arthur Wing Pinero during the Belle Époque in 1898. The play is about a theater actress who tries to abandon her career on the stage for love. She comes to discover, however, that she’s a misfit in a world off the stage. This production will run from February 28th to March 5th, 2015 at the Studio Theater on campus. ~Alley Jordan
In this time of Thanksgiving, I would like to share my gratitude with the students and faculty at the School of Peace Studies. I have learned and grown so much over the past 17 months and I am grateful for this time we have had together. I thank the faculty and my fellow "cohortians" for everything you have done to support me through this process. The program has given me the opportunity to reflect not only on the world in which we live, but also the tremendous amount of peacebuilding work we have ahead of us. It has given me a chance to reflect on myself and how I can be a better student, teacher, friend, colleague, sister, daughter, person in our world. Thank you. ~ Ali Wolters; December 2014 graduate
Towards the end of the fall semester in Warren Hall and the Law Library become cesspools of anxiety and stress. Students come, sit, study, sit, study, buy a sandwich from Tu Mercado and bring it back into the library, and towards 11 pm, go. For first years, it is even worse. The conjugate with fellow 1Ls; calculating and strategizing, analyzing and agonizing, they chart out the most efficient course to make it to the other side. Of course, the end of the semester is the most anxiety-inducing, stress-producing time of the year. It is very important in this stressful time to stay connected to what brought you peace throughout the semester. The entire course of law school is high-stress. It is demanding and unforgiving. It was the little things you did throughout the semester to unwind and take care of yourself that are crucial to your health and sanity during finals. Not only will you take comfort in continuing with these cultivated habits when you are surrounded by relentless studying and high competition, they will also serve you in that they will allow you to recharge and study efficiently, instead of miserably. If you went to the gym three times a week throughout the semester, continue to do so during finals. If you took weekly, hour-long bubble baths, do not skip these to study. If you slept eight hours a night, do not deprive your body of this vital sleep and solid sleep pattern. The pressure you place on yourself, competitiveness of others, and hanging out with other law students, will do nothing but detract from your confidence and focus. Instead, choose to take care of yourself and focus on yourself. Eat healthy, exercise, and sleep, while all the other law students are giving themselves hemorrhoids, give yourself stamina. ~ Corrie Hansen, 3L
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At this time of the year that academic year and calendar year is coming to the end, it may be a good time to sit back and reflect on our personal and professional accomplishments. As we are trying to finish final assignments successfully and close this chapter, we are well aware that this is a new beginning to further horizons. SOLES faculty and students have been productively engaged in different events throughout the semester. Among those hosting International Leadership Association annual conference in San Diego this year was very significant. Recently Dean Cordeiro’s office published fall newsletter ‘Horizons’ for SOLES alumni and friends. It summarizes remarkable news, activities and achievements. View Fall 2014 Horizons.
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Nikita Stange, second year master students in nonprofit leadership and management says: “When I think about what I have achieved so far I am blow away by the knowledge and wisdom I have gained in the last year and a half. I can hardly believe it’s been a year and a half! I feel thankful especially this time of year, for the support of some of the amazing faculty in SOLES as well as for the support of my fellow NPLM students. I am looking forward to putting the hardest semester yet behind me (PHEW!) but in all seriousness, I am looking forward to taking the winter intercession to begin work on my final project- my portfolio, where I get to share my best work with School of Education and Leadership Sciences, and put on display the hard work that together with my classmates I have done.” Maureen A. Guarcello, MA in Higher Education says:” I have amassed a number of skills and refined my expertise through my graduate education, but it is the strengthening of my spirit that I count as an extraordinary achievement and the one thing I am most grateful for during my time here at USD. As I approach commencement I look forward to feeling that the final push ignites within me. Feeling the pressure of quickening deadlines, overcoming the disappointment of making mistakes, and knowing the sweet spell of victory that waits patiently for me on the other side of my dissertation research.”
There are a few MBA students graduating this spring. Most people say that the first few months of the start of school are the hardest. It is not true for MBA. The 3rd semester is probably the hardest. Many students are juggling internships, jobs and school work, it takes a toll. You don’t meet your friends as often as you would have liked to, if you have taken up other commitments at school you are not able to keep them up and you are playing catch up with everything. But… All’s well that ends well. Kudos to all those who are graduating this spring. Congratulations!!!! You inspire everyone in the MBA program that the end is not so far and keep on keeping on. As the year comes to an end, 2014 GBSA (Graduate Business Students Association) also comes to an end. GBSA has had a many events, supported all the students clubs in the business school and introduced the professional development scholarship. Here’s the list of events GBSA put together for all graduate business students. •
Sustainable brewery tour collaborated with GSC(Graduate Student Council) and Net Impact
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Grad Gathering with CPC( Centre for Peace and Commerce) and PJSA( Peace and Jusitce Graduate
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BBQ and Hang out
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Faculty vs Student Kickball
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Coronado Tee time
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Bowling Tournament
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3 Open Houses for Student Clubs partnered with Alher’s Centre
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1 GBSA Town Hall Meeting
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4 W elcome back Happy Hours
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3 MBARs
The 2014 GBSA is grateful that we were given the opportunity to help students make new connections, grow their network and in the process the GBSA board members have grown too. W e have had record breaking number of students attend events. All of the events were successful. But, it is time for a change and nominations are out and elections will soon begin for the next GBSA. We wish the next GBSA luck and wish them the best!!
The Tijuana Breaking Ground Trip on March 21st for Graduate and Law Students will be a special trip, focused on providing health education to members of the La Morita community. All interested Graduate and Law Students are welcome to join us, no prior experience or Spanish fluency is required, only a desire to serve and a willingness to learn. Registration is on a first come, first served basis, and spaces fill up quickly. To sign up for the trip, e-mail Mark Peters at markp@sandiego.edu. Please provide your degree program and mobile phone number in you e-mail. Â
Daily Mass Monday - Friday, 12:15 p.m. Founders Chapel in Founders Hall. Held year-round. Sunday Mass 7:00 p.m. and 9 p.m. Held each Sunday while classes are in session.
Saturday, March 21, 2014 TJ Breaking Ground Trip Email: markp@sandiego.edu
Mass for Peace Wednesday, 9:00 p.m. Founders Chapel in Founders Hall. Held
Chamber Music Ensembles Thursday, December 4 at 7:30 p.m. French Parlor, Founders Hall Gamelan Concert Tuesday, December 9 at 7:30 p.m. Shiley Theatre, Camino Hall Enjoy the music of Bali, Indonesia performed by USD’s Balinese Gamelan Ensemble, named Gunung Mas (Mountain of Gold), co-‐directed by David Harnish, PhD, and IPutu Hiranmayena. The gamelan is an ensemble of metallophones, gong-‐chimes, cymbals and drums, and highlights energetic interlocking musical parts. Jazz Ensemble Concert Wednesday, December 10 at 7:30 p.m. Shiley Theatre, Camino Hall In honor of “Solidarity,” the Fall 2014 theme chosen by the Council for the Advancement of Catholic Social Thought, the USD Jazz Ensemble will pay tribute to Benny Goodman, the “King of Swing,” who led one of the most popular American musical groups, and led one of the well-‐ known integrated jazz groups. In 1934, the Benny Goodman Quartet (pictured above) dominated the US Billboard charts for 15 weeks with their #1 hit “Moonglow.” Mariachi Concert Thursday, December 11 at 7:30 p.m. Shiley Theatre, Camino Hall Mariachi ensemble will be performing traditional music of Mexico directed by Serafin Paredes.
Lessons and Carols
Friday, December 5 at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, December 7 at 2 p.m. Founders Chapel, Founders Hall
Every year, the Frances G. Harpst Center for Catholic Thought and Culture invites the campus community and the public at large to gather in Founder Chapel to enjoy Lessons and Carols, a Christmas celebration that dates back well over 100 years and is followed around the world in a multitude of different places. Through p oignant readings from the Old and New Testaments, accompanied by beautiful choral music provided by the USD Concert Choir and Choral Scholars under the direction of Edwin Basilio, the congregation is invited to reflect on the birth of Jesus in the context of its significance in salvation history. Free Admission. For more information, please call (619) 260-‐7936 or visit www.sandiego.edu/cctc/events.
JOB TITLE: Writing Center Graduate Assistant DEPARTMENT: English DEPT. HEAD: Dr. Cynthia Caywood SUPERVISOR: Deborah Sundmacher E-‐MAIL: deborah1@sandiego.edu OFFICE ROOM: Founders 171A, x4144 SALARY: $25.00/hour LOCATION:
Department of English, Writing Center, Founders 190B
JOB DESCRIPTION: The USD Writing Center is a busy, friendly, student-‐centered service run for and by highly motivated students with an interest and expertise in the writing process and the thinking that accompanies it. The Center services approximately 750-‐800 undergraduate and graduate students per semester, from all disciplines; one quarter of these students are second language learners. The
Graduate Assistant would be responsible for three tasks: (1) community outreach to graduate
students in all disciplines (2) planning and presenting one or more workshops for the undergraduate tutors about working with graduate student writing, (3) setting up weekly tutoring sessions with graduate students. QUALIFICATIONS: The Graduate Assistant must be familiar with the operations, philosophy, and ethics of the USD Writing Center. Preference will be given to candidates who have had previous experience tutoring in a writing center. The Candidate should have excellent writing skills and demonstrated proficiency in tutoring, as well as experience teaching the fundamentals of writing to an international population. Must have a B.A. degree in a related field, and be enrolled in a graduate program. COMMITMENT:
4-‐6 hours per week in unbroken two-‐hour increments. Some early evening required
to 7 pm. Rev. 10/14
Just a few dates for the graduate students (non-law) to keep in mind: Dec 12—Last day to petition for August 2015 graduation; --Completed dissertations, fees and forms due in the Graduate Records Office for January 2015 graduation date. --Completed Master’s thesis due in the Graduate Records Office for January 2015 graduation date. Dec 15-19—Final Exams January 5, 2015—First day of Intersession classes.
This Holiday Season‌ Give the gift of a wish to the children at the Ronald McDonald’s House!!! Donate to make the wishes of children come true. The Graduate and Law
Join us to make personal cards, bookmarks, and holiday decorations! All day Monday, December 1st 9am-5pm Graduate and Law Commons, SLP 401 We will be collecting cash donations through December 3rd
Latino Graduate
Student Association LGSA Pizza Party Celebration! What:
Enjoy free pizza and relax before finals hit! When: Thursday, Dec. 4th @ 6:30PM Where: Oliva Ristorante 6110 Friars Rd
Thank you! LGSA would like to say thank you to everyone who has made it out to our events this semester and the Graduate Student Council for their continued support.
Officer Highlight: Kristina Quezada Position: Events Coordinator Fun Fact: “My dad is a professor at USD!� Hobbies: Hiking and exploring San Diego!
Who are the Safe Space Allies? The Safe Space Allies Network was created by the United Front Multicultural Center. It serves to enhance the ability of students, staff, administrators, and faculty to demonstrate proactively and personally the University’s core value of community—regardless of sexual orientation or other identity. Grounded in Catholic Social Thought, the University’s mission affirms that all human life is sacred and that the dignity of the human person is the foundation of a moral vision for society.
Safe Space Ally Trainings We offer Safe Space Ally Trainings multiple times per semester. They are two-and-a-half-hour trainings facilitated by the Rainbow Educators. During the training, participants will: explore anti-Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender bias in their lives; establish qualities of an effective ally and set boundries for ally work; learn language for discussing LGBT issues and clarify terms & concepts regarding gender and sexuality; learn strategies for intervening in anti-LGBT bias; and learn how to be a supportive ally when someone comes out to them. Please visit our website to view the current training schedule and sign up. www.sandiego.edu/safespaceallies
On-CAMPUS Resources PEER to PEER This program and student organization provide a space for education and community building. Both offer student support and a means for socializing. The Rainbow Educators www.sandiego.edu/re USD PRIDE Search Pride at the University of San Diego on
STUDENT CENTERS These centers provide a wealth of knowledge and expertise with regard to student support. Center for Health and Wellness Promotion www.sandiego.edu/chwp Counseling Center www.sandiego.edu/usdcc United Front Multicultural Center www.sandiego.edu/unitedfront Women’s Center www.sandiego.edu/womenscenter
Also, please visit the LGBTQ resource website at www.sandiego.edu/lgbtq
OFF-CAMPUS Resources The Center The Center provides direct program services to the many different facets of the LGBT community. www.thecentersd.org The Trevor Project The leading national organization providing crisis intervention and suicide prevention services to LGBT youth. www.thetrevorproject.org
Online News Stay updated with news and information most relevant to the lives of community-minded LGBT San Diegans. www.sdgln.com www.lgbtweekly.com www.gay-sd.com
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United Front Multicultural Center !
“Embracing Identities. Empowering Communities.” The UFMC offers many programs throughout the year that enhance the student experience. We encourage you to take special advantage of the four programs highlighted below. Attend a Language Matters workshop to raise awareness about the importance of using inclusive language. The workshop examines the power of words and explores different ways to communicate the same message while honoring and respecting our identities and diverse backgrounds and perspectives. We educate students about the language we use, its impact, and how to choose alternatives that best articulate our thoughts. We challenge everyone to “think before you speak” and to be a catalyst for change.
#WhatsTrendingUSD !
What do you get when you mix Buzzfeed, celeb tweets and Fox5 San Diego News? #WhatsTrendingUSD is a dialogue series that brings students, faculty, and staff together to discuss hot topic current events, sociopolitical issues, and pop culture that are trending in the news and social media. Discussions may range from the effects of FIFA World Cup 2014 in Brazil to the impact of the “D” requirement at USD. Don’t miss out USD! Rock your soapbox (and fill your lunchbox as food will be provided) on the 3rd Thursday of every month from 12:30-1:30pm at SLP 418. Request a Rainbow Educator presentation! We have a list of set workshop topics for you to choose from or you can "build your own" workshop. Please visit www.sandiego.edu/re for presentation options and complete the online request. Presentation content is aligned with the program's purpose to build awareness, educate, and engage the USD community around identities such as sexual orientation, gender, race, ethnicity, and class, while promoting the inclusion and visibility of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgendered communities.
Greater Than Yourself Retreat
The annual GTY Retreat is a free, two-day program bringing together a diverse set of students to explore !! personal awareness and identity, learn leadership concepts and strategies, and build campus relationships and alliances. Students develop their knowledge of self and others, enhance their awareness of intergroup dynamics, and expand their “toolkits" of campus resources and involvement opportunities. This year’s retreat is Sept. 26-28 in Pine Valley.
sandiego.edu/unitedfront/ | ufmc@sandiego.edu | Social Media: @USDUFMC
Finals got you frazzled? Revitalize with FREE group exercise classes right here on campus.
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Enjoy free yoga, boot camp, abs & toning, Zumba and more from 12/13 – 12/18. Space is limited so arrive early and get your endorphin boost before you take that final! Get the full schedule at: http://www.sandiego.edu/campusrecreation/
Intramural Softball Update It has been an extremely spirited and competitive season of IM Grad/Law softball! After seven weeks of regular season play and two weeks of playoffs, we are down to the Final Four: “Spring Break ’93,” “Old-‐n-‐Slow,” “Swingers,” and “Torts Illustrated: Swimsuit Edition”. All four teams have been competitive all season long, but were not the highest ranked teams! During the second week of playoffs, “Old-‐n-‐Slow” upset the number one seed “Lengthy Dictums,” and “Swingers” upset the number three seed “Where my Pitches At?” to secure their spots in the Final Four. A new champion will be crowned Thursday, November 20 on Valley Field. Please come out and watch, and continue to support your favorite IM softball team! Interested in playing? We will do it all again next semester! All graduate and law students are encouraged to participate.
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