"Footnotes" are news briefs about people who have attended Seattle Pacific University
(or Cascade College). They are intended to help friends keep in touch with each
other's lives and activities. Response welcomes your letters, email messages
or phone calls with items of interest for our readers. Photos are also invited and
will be printed as space allows. If you don't see your footnote in this issue, don't
give up! We print the items we receive in the very first available issue.
To submit an item, send a message to response@spu.edu or a letter to:
Footnotes/Response
Seattle Pacific University
3307 Third Avenue West, Suite 116
Seattle, Washington 98119-1922.
To phone in your news, dial 206/281-2051.
News
Marriages
Births
In Memoriam
|
|
From the President
As Seattle Pacific University gains notice nationwide, President Philip Eaton
challenges the community. “Build your city on a hill so everyone can see what you are doing,” he writes. “Build
a reputation.”
Equipped for Success
An endowment helped 2003 graduate Vickerie Williams gain the confidence to become a key employee with Philips Medical Systems. [Campaign]
Honor Roles
A President’s Chapel in May honored five faculty and staff members for their
individual excellence. [Campus]
Three Faculty Say Good-Bye
As they retire, three professors mark the completion of their remarkable
careers at Seattle Pacific University and beyond. [Faculty]
The 2004 Medallion Awards
Alumni awards spotlight 10 Seattle Pacific graduates
who have engaged the culture in various ways. [Alumni]
Attack of the Big-Screen Clones
Response reviews some of Hollywood ’s film portrayals
of cloning and related topics. See which ones may be worth your
time watching. [Books & Film]
The Heritage Mile
Before her hip-replacement
surgery, Doris Heritage and 200 of her students and friends ran a
final mile together — and raised
money for the Heritage Scholarship Endowment. [Athletics]
My Response
Debra Prinzing, 1981 SPU alumna, helps readers find God in their gardens. “… I
think the pursuit of beauty in the garden is a pursuit to know God better,” she
says. |
|
