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. m m m iiaMi fr ' ;•'‘fl- 1' ' f K'pHI , . tAKHGlliiei). 4 New Shapes 18 Shaping Lives ^=^26 Shaping Experiences ^^50 Shaping Communi^g ^^58 Good Shape In Shaping ln^e^es^s -^102 The Shape oF Come Things To -^158 Shaping Memories -•' • -•• '. . .V •"• -•. by the Internet Archive 5 in 2017 with funding from Loyola University Maryland^ Office of Academic Affairs https://archive.org/details/evergreenannual0dloyo_15 — - . . 7 . . , .N 3^ - — EVERGREEN ANNUAL 2000 Loyola College in Maryland 4501 North Charles Street Baltimore, Maryland 21210-2699 Volume 97 SHAPING^^^FUTURE The new Sellinger School of Business and Management Buildingfits beauti' Members of he neivly formed Gaelic fidly into the historic Evergreen Cam' Societytake partintheannualInterna^ pus while offeringthe latest technology tional Festival held during the Spring. tofaculty, staffand students. TheLoyola/NotreDameLilrraryoffers studentsandfaculty aquietrefugefrom the hustle and bustle ofcampus life. Student Government President Carrie Forti '01 leads the processionfor the , , annualMarylandDayConvocationin March. College Chaplain, the Rever- end GregHartley, S.J., is behind her. photo:BobStockfieh 2 Shaping the Future The lamp posts at the historic Charles Street Thisdancerwasoneofmanystudentsandstaff TheanmtalChristmasDance, whichthesestu- MichaelGesele, ’01,wastheKingofHeartsin Entrancedatetotheearly 1920s, whenLoyola who sharedaspects oftheirculturesduringthe dents attended, and rruiny other social events theEvergreenPlayers’springproductionofAlice, firstmovedtotheEvergreenCampus. annualInternationalFestival. werechancestoformlastingfriendships. anoriginaladaptationoftheclassicAlicebooks. Ihe shape of the future at Loyola College in Maryland came to life before our eyes as the 1999-2000 academic year unfolded. New buildings rose around us and swung open their doors to the College Community. The freshman class was the most academically talented class in the history of the College. USA Faculty were awarded a record number of grants, and Today once again ranked Loyola among the highest schools in its class. At year’s end, members of the senior class took their education and experiences from their fours years at Loyola and embarked upon a journey to begin Shaping the Future. 4 Shaping the Future 5 opening Celebration New The Andrew White Student Center The College Community J gathered October ZS-dO, * 1999, to.celebrate the j Grand Opening of the ^ New Andrew White Ah Student Center. The new though portions of the ; Andrew White | center had been open Student Center since last spring, this •; weekend marked the i final completion of the I multi'phase project. new facility, built around two historic campus j — j buildings McGuire j Hall (formerly the Alumni Gymnasium), which was built in 1926, hkEUARINC, and the Andrew White T( )MC)Rlu )W Student Center, which — l-oyola ( ollciic ill Mtiiyhiiitl dates to 1960 features [. an airy glass and steel | atrium and includes the \ i following: The Boulder Garden Cafe j ? N•Reenwovated McGuire Hall . * offices for Athletics, | Student Activities, Leader- 1 ship and New Student • * Programs, and Multi-CulturaL Affairs ; •New fourth floor gathering ; space with sweeping views of i Curley Field •New Reading Room j [ •Rooftop patio I i J t'. h! /.I i* 6 Shaping the Future