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Sophomore collapses, dies on campus
Peter Feldsine, 19, dies of 'natural causes'
Santa Clara sophomore Peter Feldsine, 19, died Sunday night after he collapsed outside the Campisi residence hall's main entrance. Feldsine's death was due to natural causes according to an e-mail sent out Monday morning to the campus community by Santa Clara President Michael Engh, S.J.
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Confidence, leadership skills, physical fitness, a guaranteed job and a free college education -- there is one program on campus that promises all of these things and more: the now award-winning Santa Clara ROTC.
The women's club volleyball team has gotten off to a fantastic start this year, with talent and momentum pushing them to a No. 4 national ranking prior to the most critical stretch of their season. The Broncos have suffered just two losses this season but have otherwise been dominant thus far.
The movie theatre is a versatile environment, ideal for multiple occasions. As a typical evening with friends, sometimes sitting in front of the same big screen over and over again can get a little monotonous. For a sense of variety, there are plenty of options in the Bay Area to mix up the movie going experience.

