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"The Focus is Outward, Always"
Following the Board of Trustees' official endorsement of the Comprehensive Plan for the 21st Century, President Philip Eaton provides examples of SPU's vision for "engagement" in the world. A summary of the plan is included in this issue of Response.
Taking the Heat
After working on such big projects as the Kingdome and the Convention Center, Alumnus of the Year Robert Wallace remains undaunted by the challenges of civic leadership.A Big "STEP" Forward
SPU's G-STEP program was created to help meet the desperate need for minority teachers in this region. Four graduates describe how G-STEP made their dream possible.The University Seminar
It's the first freshman class of the new Common Curriculum. It's also a unique and effective entr�e into learning at a Christian university.Into the World
With a focus on addressing the "crisis of meaning" in our culture, SPU's Comprehensive Plan for the 21st Century is now in place. Response reveals the plan's innovative ideas.Faith Has Its Reasons
Why do Christians believe? Professor of Philosophy Steve Layman tackles the provocative question he explored with 20 freshmen in a University Seminar this fall.
Truth or Vaudeville?
Optimism in the face of disaster is at the heart of Thornton Wilder's offbeat comedy The Skin of Our Teeth. The Homecoming play is also an "SPU Canon" selection.SPU's Downtown Breakfast to Feature International News Commentator
Vice President for Campus Life Leaves SPU
Mission Accomplished: Phonathon '98 Surpasses the Goal
SPU Assists Victims of Hurricane Mitch
Pastors' Luncheon to Feature Gary Collins on Balanced Living
The Family That Learns Together
Gallery Showing Features Thirteen Caldwell Landscapes
Bovy Selected WAFCS State Professional of the Year
Religion and Science Profs Confront Difficult Questions
New Faculty Book: Rethinking Wesley's Theology for Contemporary Methodism
The Home Advantage
They're college students, varsity athletes - and married. What are the difficulties and rewards of building a family life while playing on a nationally competitive sports team?Final Four Soccer Season a Series of Comebacks
Volleyball and Cross Country Teams Rate as Favorites for 1999
Both Basketball Teams Nationally Ranked
Taking the Heat
After working on such big projects as the Kingdome and the Convention Center, Alumnus of the Year Robert Wallace remains undaunted by the challenges of civic leadership.Homecoming 1999 Will Close a Millennium in Style
Paget and Others End Longtime Service as Trustees
Special Section: News From This Year's Reunion Classes
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