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With the Poise of an Eagle
"We can claim, with quiet confidence, with poise, that we carry the
light of the world," says SPU President Philip Eaton.
Unremitting Compassion
Made by the Maker
And the Winners Are...
Helping the Hurting Soldier
Welcome to India
Is compassion an emotion we experience or a habit we cultivate? Both, says
Associate Professor Rick Steele, whose daughter,
Sarah, suffers from a rare genetic disorder.
At Ivy Cutting and Commencement, SPU celebrated the achievements of
more than 700 graduates and three faculty retirees.
Congratulations to the Professor of the Year, the Staff Members of the
Year, and recipients of the 1999 President's Award for Excellence!
In June, SPU Alumnus Gaylord Gunhus became chief of chaplains for the entire
U.S. Army. His lifelong care for enlisted men and women
has earned him their respect.
After Spending a month as a guest in Indian homes, Response
writer Clint Kelly found new friends -- and
new perceptions of the people Mark Twain called the world's most
interesting.
Appeal Planned for Ruling Against
Independent
Colleges
SPU Welcomes New Development
and
Alumni Leaders
Common Cirrculum Course Explores
Christian
Formation
Coming Soon: Phonathon 1999 and
Homecoming
2000
Nursing Student Receives Top
National
Fellowship
Former Student Donates Musical
Legacy
to SPU
Brain Matters
Whether into experimental rock music or the parasites that cause
sleeping
sickness, University Scholars are among the most disciplined -- and
diverse
-- students on campus.
The
Spirit to Succeed Athletic Awards Aplenty at Annual
Banquet
Foreman Passes the Baton to
Hoyt
Sometimes the toughest goal to make isn't on the playing field.
Soccer
All-American Dana Garner is doggedly pursuing academic as well as
athletic
success.
Nine Members of Class of '49
Receive
Medallion Awards
You're Invited to Hear
the
National Symphony
Cascade Reunion Will Make
History
Helping the Hurting
Soldier
In June, SPU Alumnus Gaylord
Gunhus
became chief of chaplains for the entire U.S. Army. His lifelong
care
for enlisted men and women has earned him their respect.
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