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Summer 2002 | Volume 25, Number 3 | Athletics
Rare Three-Way Tie for Athlete of the Year

FOR ONLY THE SECOND time in 44 years, Seattle Pacific University’s Athlete of the Year honors are being shared three ways. Stephanie Huffman, track and field All-American, won a share of the award for the third time, and was joined by national championship rower Trisha Sawatzky and all-conference basketball player Nick Johnson.

Also honored at the May 28 sports awards banquet were five seniors for their career achievement in athletics, academics and leadership. Earning the Falcon Award for Excellence were Huffman, Johnson, rower Mike Lucero, soccer standout Erik Skipper and record-setting basketball star Brannon Stone.

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From the President
The Board of Trustees adopted a new SPU mission statement in May 2002. "I believe passionately in what we are trying to articulate here," says President Philip Eaton.

Commencement 2002
Graduates celebrate their hard-earned diplomas &#151 and create The Class of 2002 Endowment. [Campus]

Baseball: Genesis to Numbers
Professor of History Bill Woodward is on a lecture tour throughout small-town Washington for "Inquiring Mind," a popular project of the Washington Commission for the Humanities. [Faculty]

Tiffany Bricks Project
Alumni, friends and members of the SPU community are invited to purchase and inscribe a brick from the former Tiffany Hall. Funds will directly benefit student scholarships. [Alumni]

My Response
Nick Glancy, Class of 2002, writes about September 11, the Gospel of John and J.R.R. Tolkien in this new Response department. [My Response]