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Spectrum, Volume 9, Number 4, Sacred Heart University

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Highlights Include: Campus Security takes further steps to prevent crime and maintain safety on campus by enacting SHU crime prevention month. Students on campus launch a boycott of Snapple products sold on campus due to the high inflation of prices. Students voice their opinions about the upcoming election, homophobia on campus, and compromise in relationships. The student radio, WWPT, gets a spotlight in the Spectrum this week, and boasts a growing user base and level of student involvement. Things are looking up for Pioneers with wins for Women's Volleyball, Women's Soccer and Men's Soccer. Football loses to St. Peter's of …

Spectrum, Volume 9, Number 3, Sacred Heart University

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Highlights Include: A new appointment of Alison Flaum as director of Campus Security and Public Safety inspires positive changes to campus safety and include implementation of programs like a nighttime escort service, crime prevention, and risk assessment. A new law enacted by President Bush would mean that Sacred Heart must release college crime statistics in the years to come. Memberships for the health and wellness center at the Jewish Community Center will be given to Sacred Heart Students at a discounted price. Students have a chance to offer their opinions about segregated areas for smokers, the current political climate, and …

Spectrum, Volume 9, Number 2, Sacred Heart University

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Highlights include: President Dr. Anthony Cernera presents an address to the Sacred Heart Community regarding the university growth and his hopes for the future of the university, which include the building of a health and recreation center, two new residence halls, and athletic fields on campus. A new PEACE group on campus makes a university-wide effort to get involved with the surrounding communities, and new studies are addressed regarding an unprecedented level of rape statistics. Student Voice gives Sacred Heart students a chance to speak their mind about the quality of food on campus. Student writers take a look ahead …

Spectrum, Volume 9, Number 1, Sacred Heart University

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Highlights include: Sacred Heart receives it's first residence halls as well as expanded the cafeteria-- Admission is on the rise despite the weak economy-- A biography of Dean Kelly-- Elton John performs at Shea Stadium-- New Yorker Donald Cook starts as SHU athletic director-- Seven past team members rejoin the SHU woman's volleyball team-- Woman's soccer open season with a win against the Dominican soccer team of 4-1

Spectrum, Volume 8, Number 24, Sacred Heart University

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Highlights include: Resolution passed for student services restructuring -- First SHU block party -- College students find work at sperm banks -- AIDS, an equal opportunity disease -- Animal rights forum on campus highly unpublicized -- Coach Bike leaves AD job for full-time coaching -- Dr. Reid and students visit Canadian Indians -- Baseball undefeated -- SHU woman's softball living on edge

Spectrum, Volume 8, Number 23, Sacred Heart University

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Highlights include: Student government no-confidence vote on the horizon for Barquinero -- Dr. George receives CMA award -- SMART center provides help for area teachers -- English professor Joan Johnson selected to visit Zimbabwe -- Drugs, where is the real problem, and where are the answers -- Special project to put fun into chemistry -- SHU financial aid office offering plethora of scholarships -- Baseball gears up for critical week -- Athletes and crime, overexposed or out of control

Spectrum, Volume 8, Number 21, Sacred Heart University

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Highlights include: SHU sponsoring delegations to El Salvador -- AIDS program highlights latest epidemic statistics -- A highlight of a new Professor, Professor Snetsinger -- Newly established STAR program offers a universe of growth -- Baseball team sweeps defending NECC champs -- Lady Sluggers undefeated on the northern stretch

Spectrum, Volume 8, Number 20, Sacred Heart University

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Highlights include: Luxembourg prince visits SHU -- Plethora of cultures exhibited at student International Festival -- SHU student wins journalism scholarship -- New smoking policy drastically reduces smoking areas on campus -- SHU lacrosse looking to improve -- Former SHU baseball star to play in Holland

Pioneer: Sacred Heart University Admissions Magazine, Spring 1992, Admissions Office

News, Magazines and Reports

Contents: Clearing the cost hurdles -- Sacred Heart University learns how to grow -- A port for every pillow -- New Sacred Heart programs introduce students to the world -- The body politic; Spotlight on the world; Bridging cultural differences -- SHU up close.

Spectrum, Volume 8, Number 20a, Sacred Heart University

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April Fools Day edition of the Spectrum

Spectrum, Volume 8, Number 19, Sacred Heart University

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Highlights include: Cernera receives the John Timothy Leary Peace Award at the recent New England Catholic Peace Fellowship Conference held at Sacred Heart University --Letters to the Editor: Library improvement urged --Student Voice: How do you feel about the new smoking policy? --Feature: Junior Todd Ross has been involved in Student Government since his first day at SHU in the fall of ‘89 --SHU student single mothers share thoughts and feelings about their lives --Johnny Burkette produces well as freshman hoopster (photo) --Junior Kim Filia gives heart and soul to basketball (photo) --Senior basketball co-captain and psychology major Jennifer Dankulich …

Spectrum, Volume 8, Number 18, Sacred Heart University

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Highlights include: Student television show to premiere this month -- New SHU smoking policy reduces smoking on campus to pre-set locations -- Excessive drinking plagues university campuses -- New library hours enacted -- Multiculturalism becoming a new American college trend -- Social Work forum offered at SHU -- Nursing program to host AIDS lecture -- Citizens of Guatemala speak out on their history --Basic Studies undergoes name and image revision -- Survivor group helps those who want to survive trauma -- SHU baseball returns a win with 4-3 game

Spectrum, Volume 8, Number 16, Sacred Heart University

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Highlights include: Gender Awareness Week, to be observed Feb. 20 -27, seeks to enlighten people about the differences that the genders must realize about the other in an effort to create harmony between the sexes --In conjunction with Gender Awareness Week, the Freedom Institute is sponsoring a lecture by Isabelle Katz Pinzler titled “Women’s Rights in the 1990s --Controversy brews over student evaluations of faculty --JFK assassination. Evidence suggests CIA plot: Christopher Sharrett, a former professor of media studies at SHU, is a photographic expert who served as a consultant on the review of photographic evidence conducted by the House …

Spectrum, Volume 8, Number 15, Sacred Heart University

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Highlights include: Striking University of Bridgeport employees, who totaled over 50, came to warn SHU about the dangers of assimilating UB and its programs before the strike is resolved --Construction of Sacred Heart University’s new on-campus dorms is underway --Announcement of the addition of two full-time faculty members in the Nursing Department: Constance E, Young, Associate Professor, and Linda L. Strong, Instructor -- SHU Mailroom is putting up a wall of combination locked mailboxes. A mailbox will be assigned to each student --Prologue Staff presented Dr. Calabrese with her copy of the 1991 Prologue which was dedicated to her --The …

Spectrum, Volume 8, Number 13, Sacred Heart University

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Highlights include: Coordinated by Multi-Cultural/Community Affairs Director Alvin Clinkscales, SHU celebrates Black History Month with fashion show, the African American Read-In Chain, gospel show, and more --Sacred Heart University has recently been designated by the Stewart B. McKinney Foundation as lead institution for the AIDS Education Consortium --Student Voice: How do you feel about SHU discontinuing its pursuit of the U.B. law school? --Workshop Skills Center helps students raise academic levels according to Director Jacqueline Rinaldi --AIDS message needs to reach college crowd --Kodak videoconference at SHU will explore the excitement of photography --Director of Athletics Dave Bike announced that …

Spectrum, Volume 8, Number 14, Sacred Heart University

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Highlights include: The SHU Board of Trustees votes to begin planning their own law school --Campus recycling program in need of improvement --Feature on Coordinator of Advisement and Retention Mitchell Holmes --Sports Shorts.

Spectrum, Volume 8, Number 12, Sacred Heart University

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Highlights include: Board of trustees of University of Bridgeport have voted to discuss a merger

Spectrum, Volume 8, Number 11, Sacred Heart University

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Highlights include: Dialogue between Sacred Heart University officials and University of Bridgeport administrators continue in a joint effort between the two schools geared towards reviving UB --SHU Debate Team traveled to Ireland, funded by the Debate Society Booster Club and the university, was the seventh World meet for SHU debaters. Debate coach Dr. Gary L. Rose, PhD., associate professor of Political Science founded the the Debate Society in 1983 --SHU Stamford campus continues to grow at St. Basil’s High School --Student Voice: What do you think of the proposed merger between Sacred Heart and UB? --Darrin Robinson, the SHU 6-2 …

Men's Basketball 1992-1993 Yearbook, Sacred Heart University

Athletics

General information, 1992-93 team photo and roster, player profiles, 1991-92 review, 1991-92 game statistics, year-by-year records, pioneer lettermen, 1992-93 opponents,1991-92 NECC statistics, and 1992-93 pioneer schedule.

Prologue 1992, Sacred Heart University

Prologue (Yearbook)

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Pioneers Softball Guide 1992, Sacred Heart University

Athletics

Sacred Heart University profile, roster, coaches, returning players, statistics and 1992 softball schedule.

Founder's Day 1992, Sacred Heart University

Founder's Day Programs

Program for the March 26, 1992 Founder's Day ceremony held in the Leonard A. Schine Auditorium, Sacred Heart University.

"29th Annual Founder's Day Celebration"--cover.

1992-1994 Undergraduate Catalog, Sacred Heart University

Graduate & Undergraduate Catalogs

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Spectrum, Volume 8, Number 10, Sacred Heart University

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Highlights include: The state’s acclaimed Alternative Route to Certification program, which has trained hundreds of people from other professions to be teachers, will be relocated to Sacred Heart University this summer --Featured Student: Jason Calabrese --Matty Melisi, strength and conditioning coach here at SHU, is commonly known as Sacred Heart’s “main martial arts man" --Lady Cagers off to a strong, impressive season.

Spectrum, Volume 8, Number 8, Sacred Heart University

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Highlights include: Dining hall opens for indoor service --Library hours get partially reinstated. To solve the staffing problem, the library hired two new reference librarians, Constance Fraser and John Maroney --Mr. Bamaba, the Executive Director and Founder of Paul and Lisa, Inc., a non-profit organization dedicated to the prevention of child sexual exploitation, will present a slide show entitled “Child Prostitution and Pornography Alive and Growing in Connecticut” --Dr. Henrik Eger is a new faculty member at SHU University and the first person to teach Rhetoric in Communication Studies --Soccer --Volleyball --Football.

Spectrum, Volume 8, Number 9, Sacred Heart University

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Highlights include: On the halftime show of ABC’s broadcast of #1 Florida State vs. #2 Miami, Sacred Heart University was featured on the halftime segment called “Quick Hits.” The 20 second feature told of Sacred Heart’s first year football team winning five straight games, going for it’s sixth in a row --The Adopt-a-School program currently enrolls twelve SHU students for college credit. SHU has chosen to “adopt” the John Winthrop school in Bridgeport --"Great American Smokeout" held at SHU --Feature on Tom Kelly, Director of Student Activities --The Polish Cultural Events Committee presents Grudka Ziemi: Song of a Beloved Country, …

Spectrum, Volume 8, Number 7, Sacred Heart University

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Highlights include: Sexual harassment forum held in response to the Clarence Thomas/Anita Hill Senate confirmation hearings --Consistency helps bring home awards for SHU Debate Society --Curfew tightened at dorms following Mischief Night --Pitor Gzowski, a communications professor and writer/director/producer of many plays held here at SHU, has started a new project here called the “Readers Theater” in conjunction with the Communications Department --Dr. Serenity Young has joined the Sacred Heart University faculty as an Assistant Professor of Religious Studies --Dr. Oliver Sachs gives lecture on the devastating effects of Encephalitis Lethargica or “Sleeping Sickness”, his book "Awakenings", and the documentary …

Spectrum, Volume 8, Number 6, Sacred Heart University

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Highlights include: Among issues of concern in this month’s “President’s Rap,” held monthly by SHU President Cernera in Chubby’s Lounge to give students the chance to ask questions about any university concerns, were the cafe and its “grand opening day” and the library and its new policy and schedule --SHU community critical of library hours, library fee. According to Librarian Dorothy Kijanka, “We cut hours last spring due to vacancy of staff." The ten dollar fee is used to buy new books and resource materials --SHU's Institute for Religious Education and Pastoral Studies offers certificate programs in Catechetical Ministry --Hispanic …

Spectrum, Volume 8, Number 4, Sacred Heart University

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Highlights include: SHU President Anthony J. Cernera conducted his first “President’s Rap” session of the semester, providing students with an opportunity for open dialogue --Lynn DeRobertis has been the SHU Director of Health Services for 5 years and is now moving on --The Stewart B. McKinney Foundation, established by Mrs. McKinney in memory of Congressman McKinney who died of AIDS, founded The AIDS Education Consortium. A grant from the Foundation will enable SHU professors to work with high school and elementary teachers to bring AIDS information and greater awareness to students --Tradition and spirit in a Catholic University (from Dr. …

Spectrum, Volume 8, Number 3, Sacred Heart University

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Highlights include: The First Annual Pioneer Weekend events debuted in the quad on Fri. night with a Reggae fest featuring the band “Anthem" and the first home football game vs. lona --For the 1991-92 academic year, twelve professors and nine administrators have joined SHU: Kristen Wenzel, Eilene Berstch, Jacqueline Rinaldi, Edmund Garrick, Vincent Mangiacapra, Jeffery Croom, Henrik Eger and Piotr Gzowski, English professors, Theresa Gonzales and Jose Ventura, Management professors, Louise Spence, Media Studies professor, Dhanwant Sethi will be a visiting research professor in chemistry, and more --Dr. Gary Rose was recently feted at a reception in honor of the …