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FALL ACTIVITIES

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FALL SPECIAL
EVENTS

Page 19

FALL SPORTS

Page 33

ON CAMPUS LIFE

Page 39

SENIORS

Page 48

CLUBS AND
ORGANIZATIONS

Page 49

FACULTY
AND STAFF

Page 61

SPRING
ACTIVITIES

Page 71

SPRING SPECIAL
EVENTS

Page 85

SPRING SPORTS

Page 97

CLASS OF 1995

Page 105

ADVERTISEMENTS

Page 117

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1994-95 has been a redline year for Lynn University! Blessed with a record enrollment, a dedicated and
caring faculty, and a great group of students from all over the world, lhe University has enjoyed one of its
most successful academic years in recent history. Added to this outstanding mix, the construction of
three new buildings, including a state-of-the-art library, international center and a new Assaf Wing. We are
looking at a very favorable environment both for today and tomorrow.
In a recent strategic planning meeting it was suggested that Lynn Is "the University for the Century." In-
deed, we are poised to make that important transition to the 21st century with expanded academic pro-
grams, increased global recognition as an international center of excellence, and exciting opportunities
for our students to study in numerous multi-cultural settings.





ORIENTATION WEEK

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The First Time For The Class Of 1998
The Last Time For The Class Of 1995

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AIRBALL

SOCCER TAILGATE

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LYNN LEADERSHIP
DAY

On October 15, Lynn University's Student Activities office sponsored the Florida Student Life Network annual
Leadership Day. Hundreds of students from Barry University, Johnson & Wales University, Florida Memorial
College, Nova University, St. Thomas University and Lynn attended and participated in workshops and pro-
grams to enhance and improve leadership in student organizations. Rick Miller served as the keynote
speaker and the students ended the day with a social and BBQ by the pool.

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TALENT SHOW

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MADNESS

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Lynn University expands and grows by beginning construction
of the Sensormatic wing of the Ronald and Kathleen Assaf Aca-
demic Center, the Eugene and Christine Lynn Library and the
Count and Countess de Hoemle International Center





HONORS CONVOCATION

Recognizes Students For Academic Achievement

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BOCA HOLIDAY PARADE

Lynn University Wins Second Place

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MEN'S SOCCER

YOUNG

TEAM
A DVAN CES

TONAIA
FINAL

FOUR

Front Row: Tony Lawyue, John D'Leon, Juan Camandona , Steve Locker, Marco Sampaia,
Phillip Waring, Johan Lundgren, Chris Mannaka Back Row: Mead Coach Shaun Pendleton,
Andrew Millward , Tim Bogan, Mark Tryon, Brandon Walker, Ashley Lander, Ian Hindmarsh, Joe
Schafer, Jakob L,orentzon, Nathan Whitman, Roger Stighall, Mike Dow, Assistant Coach Todd
McLaughlin

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WOMEN'S SOCCER

A
BANNER

YEAR
AND
NATIONAL
CHAMPIONS

front Row: Camille Marciante, Camilla Almen, Kristine Graves, Melissa Budney, Gillian Laribee
Middle Row: Line Christensen, Hanne Nissen, Joyce Parson-Roth, Keri Lief, Heather Otte, Keri
Remillard Back Row: Assistant Coach Rocky Orezzoli, Kim Brown, Anna Ruel, Tammy Murray,
Linnea Sivets , Spirit Fotopoulos, Saskia Emmery, Melissa Shev, Vicki Hahl , Head Coach Jim
Blankenship. Not Pictured: Cindy Marcial

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MEN'S BASKETBALL

KNIGHTS
HOST AND

WIN
PEPSI
INVlTATIONAL

ron ow: aunce I e on , eremy ones, r eus u 1van, 1e Martinez, Al ert Garnett, Travis
Hawthorne Back Row: Greg Laws , Tim McCoobery, Ofir Kuchly, Greg Roberson , Dennis Marinan, Demetris
Montgomery, Johnny Owens, Mike Timmins, Thomas Schmuck. Not Pictured: Head Coach Jeff Price,
Assistant Coach Rob Wilkes, Trainer Trish Bare

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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

LADY
KNIGHTS
WIN BIG
IN ALASKA
TOURNAMENT

Front Row: Catina Reed, Angi Potts, Joya Marotta, Beth Raymer, Christine Sutor, Jeronda Jerralds Back
Row: Head Coach Dan Olson, Joy Porter, Shander Gary, Alicia Burns, Kristen Moraz, Christine Ricllardson,
Assistant Coach Katrina Lofton

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RUGBY

TEAM
COMPETES
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Uf'&UM
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4ALL
STARS

on ow : Jon 1mon, Ko ora Jan a, yan Knowles, Adnan Samp,en, Bobby Elder, Tony hac eton ack Row : teve
King (Coach ), Sean Ha ckner, Kristian Ingraham, John Domas, Ted Gould, George Alverez, Ryan Mallaghan, Aa ron
Osborne , Mathew Mclarty, David Elder, Mike Horn, Dom DiVincenzo, Chris Corbo , Jack Sh erwood Not Pictured: Paul Ojed

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Left to Right: JuJuan
Blunt, John Domas, Mel-
issa Peeples, Danielle
Spenner, Cory Simpson,
Aaron Osborne (Resi-
dent Director), Sarita Me-
h ra, Kristine Thurston
(Resident Director), Gina
Ottomanelli, Alexis
Lewissohn, Dahlton Ben-
nington , Alex Step-
pacher, Claribel Corona,
Ted Gould , Dan Jerus-
al mi, Domenic Divin-
cenzo (Resident Direc-
tor) Front: Brooke
Johnson, Dan Darcy (Di-
rector of Residence Life)
Missing from photo :
Marco Sampaio, Bridget
Bowman , Matt Wess ,
Chad Peltz