e-News, from John Carroll University
Volume 4, Issue 11 | October 15, 2003


This is e-News, an electronic newsletter from John Carroll University.
In this issue:

NATIONAL EXPOSURE

1. See JCU vs. Mt. Union at Shula Stadium Saturday (Oct 18) on LIVE TV

THE PREVIOUS 'BIG THING'

2. See Shula Stadium dedication highlights

UPCOMING EVENTS

3. Reunion meetings (for the 4's and 9's), Mass & Breakfast

QUOTABLE / NOTABLE

4. 'All, not some, ALL people are interconnected'


NATIONAL EXPOSURE

1. See JCU vs. Mt. Union at Shula Stadium Saturday (Oct 18) on LIVE TV

John Carroll's football showdown with Division III Champion Mount Union on Saturday (Oct 18, 1:30 pm) will be telecast nationally as the Game of the Week by College Sports Television on DirecTV Satellite System's Channel 610 as well as by local cable providers. For local information, log onto the CSTV website. For more background on the game -- and the 4-1 Blue Streaks -- check out JCU Sports Headlines.

In Chicago alums will be gathering at Finley Dunne's Tavern to cheer on the Blue Streaks and also raise money for the Jason Schuster Scholarship Fund, established in memory of the '98 graduate who died in an automobile accident at the age of 23.


THE PREVIOUS 'BIG THING'

2. See Shula Stadium dedication highlights

Viewers across the country who tune in Saturday also will see what is arguably the finest Division III facility anywhere -- the one with the most famous name in football. Don Shula Stadium was dedicated three weeks ago and you can view highlights of the events that weekend -- including a pep talk to the team by "The Coach" himself -- on the JCU website.

UPCOMING EVENTS

3. Reunion meetings (for the 4's and 9's), Mass & Breakfast

The Class of '59 meets in Rodman Hall Tuesday evening (Oct 21), the Class of '99 will reconvene in November, and other alums from classes ending in 4 and 9 will be starting to plan for Reunion 2004 (June 17-20). Don't forget, you can take part in the planning no matter where you live via conference call. To set it up contact Reunion Coordinator Rosalie Massey. Rosalie is also the person to contact for more information on the annual Mass & Breakfast at Saint John the Evangelist Cathedral in Cleveland on November 23.


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QUOTABLE / NOTABLE

4. 'All, not some, ALL people are interconnected'

Ursuline Sister Dianna Ortiz was talking about the lesson she learned from the Mayans in Guatemala, where in 1989 she was abducted and tortured by security forces, and explaining why she continues to relive the nightmare in presentations such as the one she gave recently at John Carroll. "I began to understand that torture was not restricted to any one country but was a worldwide epidemic," she declared. You can hear her riveting testimony online on the JCU website.


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