|
Photos
from Inauguration Events and Activities
Organized by the Students
January 10-16*, 2005
(Click
on each photo to view larger version)
Photo credit: Eileen Dimino
| January
10, 2005: Late-night Breakfast |
|
|
In a show of solidarity
with the victims of the tsunami disaster, students
decided to substitute a typical refugee camp
meal––wheat tortillas, rice and
lentils, and apples––in place of
the usual hot food and prizes at their late-night
breakfast. The serving time, 10 p.m., coincided
with the time tsunami refugees would be eating
their meager breakfast. The difference in the
cost of the original meal and the chosen meal––$760––was
donated to OxFam International for the tsunami
relief effort. |
|
Faculty
and staff interact with students about ways to
help the tsunami victims. |
|
| January
11, 2005:
Social Issues Forum: “Then and Now: Same
Issues, Different Women” |
|
Before
the discussion, students reflect on Dr. Mooney’s
era by walking through a yearbook with Jo Ann
MacKenzie ’69, director of planned giving
in the development office. |
|
Among
several small-group leaders, Pat Pierce, professor
of political science and associate dean of faculty,
led a discussion on political activism. |
|
| January
12
Forum: “History of the Proposed 1972 ND/SMC
Merger” |
|
Donald
E. Miller, professor of mathematics, shared his
memories of a merger that never happened. |
|
The
forum topic attracted many students to listen
to a variety of voices about a part of Saint Mary’s
history that happened before they were born. |
|
| January
16, 2005:
Dance: “Then and Now” |
|
Before
hitting the Angela Athletic Facility dance floor,
students warmed up with some treats. |
|
Dr.
Mooney and Linda Timm, vice president for student
affairs, pose with student body president Sarah
Catherine White’05, dressed as a Mooney
look-alike from the ’70s. |
|
Vice
President for Student Affairs Linda Timm (far
right) and Dr. Mooney (in pink t-shirt) join in
some moves to ’70s tunes. |
•
Students did not hold events Jan. 14 or 15, due to
symposium and Inauguration day activities. |
