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Below are a few photos from last night’s production of Shakespeare’s The Comedy of Errors. We will try to get up more later today!

After Saturday’s Punch Bowls Hike, students enjoyed some down time on the academic quadrangle and in the campus coffee shop:

Then, that evening, Director Jon Daly and the Admissions crew prepared a delicious tri-tip barbeque. From there followed the highly anticipated Open Mic Night:

After the performances, the group took a Rosary walk, starting at the Chapel …

At the end of Thursday’s classes, students filled the campus coffee shop to capacity for a lecture by College tutor Dr. John Nieto, “On Art and Beauty.” Dr. Nieto supplemented his remarks with a PowerPoint slideshow depicting many famous sculptures and paintings, several of which are at the Getty Museum in Los Angeles, which the group will visit on Sunday

What is faith?

There were no afternoon classes on Wednesday, so students and prefects used the time for a program-wide volleyball tournament. There were 10 teams in all, each with six to eight players of varying skill and experience levels. It was a double-elimination tourney, and the winning squad then moved on to challenge a team of the College’s tutors plus one “ringer” — Summer Program Chaplain Rev. Sebastian Walshe, O.Praem. (’94). It was hard-fought, best-of-three match, but the tutors eked out a close win in the first game, and then pulled away for a decisive victory in the second.

“We are living in a time when the new normal means hunkering down at home, watching too much news, and being deprived of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass,” writes alumna author