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SEPTEMBER September-October Cont8 m p o rary M i x e d M e dia Josh Keyes and Lisa Ericson Uni,versity Gall e ry

Sept. 1 2,3 p.m. Ric hard O. Moe O rgan R e c ital S e ri e s F a b i o Ciofi n i Lag e r q u ist C o n c e rt H a l l

Sept. 21 . 8 p.m. Rege ncy Jazz E n s e m b l e Lag e r q u ist Concert H a l l

Sept. 29. 8 p.m. Idea of a Twenty-First Century Unive rsity: N e w World A-Co ming Lag erq u i st Conc ert Hall

OCTOBER October-November S c u l pture and C e ra m i c s Steven S o b e ck

Mount Rainier overlooks South H a ll .

Unive rsity Gal l e ry

Oct. 1 6.8 p.m.

Oct. 24. 2 p.m.

Oct. 1 - 3

" T h e Constant Wif e "

'The C o n stant Wife"

H o m e coming 2004

Uni v e rsity Theatre P r o d u c tion

University Th eatre Prod u cti o n

Eastvold Auditori um

Eastv o l d A uditori um

Lyric B rass Qu intet

Oct. 1 7. 2 p.m.

Oct. 26. 8 p.m.

Lag e rq u ist Co n c e rt Hall

" T h e Constant Wife"

R e g e n cy Stri n g Quartet

University Theatre P r o d u ction

Lag e rq u ist Conc e rt Ha l l

Oct. 5. 8 p.m.

Oct. 7 . 8 p.m.

Eastvold A u d itori u m

Tu rn the B eat Aro und

Oct. 28. 8 p.m.

U n i v e rsity W i n d Ense m b l e

Oct. 19.3 p.m.

The Masters New and O l d

Lag erq u i st Conc ert Hall

University Symph ony O r c h estra, Choral

Wind Ens e m b l e a n d Cham b e r Winds

Union and Camas Quintet

Lag e r q u ist Conc e rt H a l l

Oct. 1 0. 3 p.m.

Lag e rq u i st Con c e rt Hall

Ri chard O. M o e

Oct. 29 - 31

Organ R e c ital S e ries

Oct. 20. 8 p.m.

Dana Robinson

Fall Choral Conc e rt I

Lag erquist C o n c ert Hall

Lag e rquist Con c e rt Hal l

Oct. 1 4. 8 p.m.

Oct. 21 . 8 p.m.

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Oct. 1 4 . 8 p.m.

Oct. 22. 8 p.m.

Oct. 31 . 3 p.m.

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Artist S e ri e s

Univers ity Theatre Pro du ction

Unive rsity Theatre Produ ction

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Oct. 1 5. 8 p.m.

Oct. 23. 8 p.m.

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Pacific Lutheran University Scen Fall 2004 Volume 35 I sue 1

Here & Now

Life of the Mind A r c h ae o l o g y stud e nts find keys to t h e past from La Push to P e r u

In Service Al u m s put t h e i r lives on the l ine in Iraq

Iraqi c h ildren watch Staff Sgt. Andrea Flood '98 on a B a g h d a d street. See p a ge 8.

On the Inside Stu d ents and prof e s s o rs teac h and l earn t h ro u g h part n e rs h i p with wom en's prison

COVER STORY:

Leadership & Service

Alumni Class Notes

Attaway Lutes

The Arts

Alumni News & Events

Perspective

Gra duates of the Last D ecade

The Next Bold Step dramati c c h ang e s

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Alumni Profiles

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PLU signs pact to promote environmental sustainability LU proved its coml11itl11eL1 t to

responsible environmental prac uces by becom i n g the first college in the Pacific Northwest [0 sign The Talloires Declaration, a IO-poim action plan [0 incorporate sustainability and e nvironmental literac), in teaching, research and campus operations. "It's Ollr obligation to protect our resources for the fu ture," PLU President Loren J. Anderson said. Composed in 1990 at an international confe rence 111 Tal loires, France, The Talloi res Declaration is the official

st;uemClH of u niversity adm i n i srrarors dedicated [0 environmcnral susta,i nab d

"Stereotypes abound on both sides. "We d o not claim to have the whole

ity in higher education. It has been signed by more than 300 u niversities i n 1110re than 4 0 coun tries. For 1110re informacion, go to www.ulsforglpro

answer or even a comprehensive analysis of the relationship between PLU and its

gtu.ms_talloi1n.html. The sign ing [Ook place on Earth Day, duri ng which Sandra Postel, one of the world's foremost aurhorities on global water issues, presented a leccure. The agreement is one more step by PLU's active sustainability committee, which last semester started a new p u b lic awareness campaign and in June hosted a series of workshops. For more i nformatjon o n the committee or its programs, visit wIIJwplu.edu/sustain.

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ou rnal ism students stepped off campus and i nto the Parkland comm unity as part of their In Depth Reporting class last spnng. The class, taught by Cliff Rowe and Kirk Isakson, chooses a diffe rent [Opic each year for a semester long p roject. Students sensed a s eparation between the PLU com m u n i ty and the rest of Parkland and wanted to know why, so they chose to explore the stereotypes on both sides. "Those of us who live i n t h e s urrounding commu n i ty are fearful of the prox i m i ty of sex offend ers. At the same ti me, we o u rselves are bad neigh bors with noisy off-cam pus panies," Laine \Valters '05 wrote in the introduction to the spe cial section in The Mast.

community... What we have done is opened the door and sai d, 'hello.'" Focusing on topics i n cl u d i ng history, students, com m u n i ty, future and East Campus, the students researched PLU's role i n the history of Parkland, what studenrs think o f Parkland, i m p ressions of Parkland residents of PLU and its s tudents , outreach by students, the dif ferent ways students pay for school and more. The class then presented "Neighbors: Opening the Door" to [he campus, using print, video and the Web. For more information , visit

http://ItJWW.plu. edit/neighbors;.

Sophomore dances her way to the top of Irish competition

elly Nagan '07 is known t h roughout the Northwest for her I rish d ancing abilities.

And she should be. Nagan, who has been dancing since she was 7, placed II th In the World I rish Dance Championships and in the top 25 at the All-Ireland National Championships in Ireland last spring. According ro Nagan, there's a lot of practice and hard work involved. "It takes u p a lot of time, and the p h ys ical aspeccs of the dance are very d e mand ing," N agan said. Before dancers can even com pete, they must have the rec ommendation of a ce rtified teacher. Nagan, a 19-year-old from Seattle, was one of o n ly a few U.S. citizens to receive honors at the All-I reland National Championship, where she fi nished 24th. U.S. performers made u p only 30 percent of the contestants at the competition. To get ro t h e World I rish Dance Championships, Nagan had to compete in regional competitions. At the world championship, she competed against

required ro be representative of the high est standards of choral per formance. Participation and performance at the ACDA convention will follow the Choir of the West rour of the San Francisco, Walnut Creek and Grass Valley areas of northern California in early February.

Summer months allow

time for campus remodeling

Kelly N a g a n '07 performs at Seanle's Folklife Festival with her broth er, Connor.

about 90 others in her age group. Nagan is so recognized for her danc ing, that she was offered a job with the popular company Riverdance last sum mer, but she had al ready decided ro go ro PLU. "It's definitely a possibility in the future," she said. Nagan not only enjoys dancing, she teaches it. A t the age of 13, Nagan, who dances for the Tony Comerford School of Irish Dance, started helping out with classes. Now, she teaches studen ts age s 4-17 three days a week. "[t'S a lot of fun to work with the kids," said Nagan, who is considering an elemen tary education m aj o r. "They work really hard."

or many at PLU, summer is a quict time. Not so for the facili ties management team, which spen t the season making needed imp rovements across campus. Beyond the usual pain ting, grounds work and maintenance th<1t rakes place through out the year, the departmcnt had a hand in more than 35 upgrades, rang ing from a new roof on Olson Audirorium and a new dishwasher in Dining Services to carpet replacement in the Diversity Center and new fire doors i n the Lute Lounge. "Last year, we had 37 office moves dur-

ing the summer," said Amanda Miller, facilities management project coordina ror. "This summer, we had 140." The administration building saw major changes - the office of admis sion received new carpet and a fresh coat of paint. The business office and the offices of financial aid, the regis trar, and finance and operations received similar treatment, as weU as the cons truction of new reception areas and offices. In the University Center, the PLU Booksrore has a fresh, contemporary look. New lighting has been installed, and n ew display shelves are located throughout. The resroration ofOrdal Hall, whicb is in the normal rotation of residence hall remodels, involved a complete plumbing installation, which includes the application of the same water-sav ing technologies employed earlier in Swen Hall. The upper campus resi dence hall will also receive new paint, Ethernet connections and new phones. A l l rold, the projects totaled about $1 million. [ID

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Choir of the West chosen to perform at prestigious concert hoir of the West has been selected ro perform at the American Choral Direcrors Association 2005 National Convention in Los Angeles. The choir was chosen from a record number of app lications from throughout the United States and around the world, said Kathryn Leh mann, direcror of Choir of the West and Choral Activities. Choirs submitted taped performanc es, including one choral selection from each concert season from 2001-2004. Choirs selected to appear at the National ACDA Convention are

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HERE & NOW > PLU SCENE FALL 2004

Archaeology students fInd keys to the past from La Push to Peru tanding knee deep in mud on the edge of a ravine, nine archaeology students sifted through pde after pile of dirt over the summer, searching

for clues to the hisrory of the Qui.leute Tribe. The studenLs involved in a summer course were gOlllg through midden dirt containing artifacts - that was moved [0 the ravine when the Quileute Tribe built a senior center in downtown La Push, Wash. The stud,ents screened more than a hundred cubic meters of midden, find ing everything from animal bones to bIll' glass beads, ceramics and decora tive oblects.

Archaeology students s e a rch for artifacts i n La P u sh, Wash. Photos c o u rtesy D avid Hue l s b e c k .

The class found tools that were used forfishing, sea mammal hunting, basket making and

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The project gave studenrs hands-on experience. "I learned how hands dircy

woodworking. Most ofthe objects

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800 years old, and one fishing tool is believed to be 1) 000 to

professor of antllropology. "We saw some really interesting things." The class found tools that were Llsed for fishing, sea mamma.l hunting, bas ket making and woodworking. Most of the objects were between 400 and 800 years old, and one fishing [001 is believed to be 1,000 years old. "In a short period of time, it is to

find very many archaeologi

cal materials," said Huelsbeck, who [Ook the students

La Push for his

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in the area or the tribe fished elsewhere. "We know the biogeography of the found evidence of it."

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Huelsbeck, dean of social sciences and

which is not a local fish, The group sur mised there either used to be sturgeon

is an artifact is nothing like looking at

help tell the history of the area. Fur seal

ognize all kinds of scuff," said David

yidded a rat'e find: traces of sturgeon,

area has changed," Huelsbeck said. "We

Some of the items the class found

"Very quickly everyone began

all now and the northern sea lion is less common than it used to be. The dig

trying to figure out whether something it in the book.

years old.

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It wasn't the only archaeological work done by students and faculcy over the summer. Claire Barr 'OS went to a field school

Hands-on w ork gives students a chance to s e a rch fo r and examine a rtifacts up c lo s e .

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New Mexico, and Stefanie

Midlock '06 attended field school in Denmark. And, two students went to Peru with Kevin Vaughn, visiting assistanc profes sor of anthropology. Vaughn, who has been studying the Nasca civilization in Peru since 2002, directs a project titled Proyecto Nasca Temprano or the Ea,rly Nasca Craft Economy Project. The project seeks to understand the complexities of Early Nasca ceramic production, distribution and use. According to Vaughn, the Nasca are known for their highly developed and

refined polyclu'ome handmade ceramics.

cles," a dance that provides support for

Some artifacts that have been found are

Based on his research, Vaughn says the

those in need.

also in PLU's anthropology lab, which

portery was usually reselved for elites, but

The tribe also performed a welcome

has been found in areas where average

song for the class. "We danced and sang

homes were. He wants to find out why.

with them," Anderson said. "That day

Gabi Brockman '05 and Ryan Sn od grass '05 are helping with his researc h . "I've been working pretty closely with them for the past couple

we realized how m uch they d i d care we

we re there. I know it's a day I'll remem ber for a long time." Anderson said the students' work

gives more s[Udents an up-close look at che discoveries. (See related story, page 23.) "Obviously, it's an intense experi ence," Hueslbeck said. "I often tell S[U d ents what we do is study other peo ple' s garbage. After about a week of

doing it, you either love it or you kno\\' you should look for another line of

years," Vaughn said. "I'm very excited to

helped the tri b e preserve its culture. In

have chem on the project."

fact, there are tentative plans to create a

work. It's really aboU[ turnin g bits of

m useum for the artifacts, which would

information into data that can help

Brockman and Snodgrass each headed up a surface colleccion at one of cwo

sites. They colleered and analy z ed arti

facts in regard to different areas of the

take care of them in a way that would

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welfare. One of the essays in the

San Diego inJune.

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Been?" at the 2004 Annual Meeting of the Organization of the R e l i g i o n professor D o u g Oakman a c c o m panied the c lass o n the dig .

Vaughn said archaeology trips are great opportu nities for students. "You've got all these students going to different places around the world," he said. "I'm happy to be a part of it." Sim ilar to the srudents in Peru, the

Extramural Programs to be one of

American Historians in Boston.

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Politics: Bastard Nation and Ballot

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Dave McNabb, visiting professor

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winner of Outstanding Published

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class in La Push had both an a rch aeo

Research in P h i lanthropy for his

logical and cultural experience. One

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evening, the students were invited to a healing drummer drum circle where tribal members played songs) talked

book, "Research Methods in Public Management: Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches."

about things hap pening in the commu nity, told jokes and performed "love cir-

LIFE OF THE MINO > PLU SCENE FALL 2004

Alumni put their lives on the line in Iraq

BY STEVE HANSEN

ta ff Sgr. Flood walks the st reets of Baghdad on se curity detail i n a 50pound fu l l combat uniform. Wea ring gloves and a head and face cover, not one i nch of sk i n shows. All th is is in a re gion whe re I IO-degree hea t is com mo nplace. The cover-up is pan ohhe u n i form for only o ne re ason - co disguise the fan that Staff Sgr. Flood is a woma n . A ndrea (Be rnhardse n) Flood '98 se rves in Iraq as a medic in the U.S. Army Reserve's 425 Civil Affai rs Battal ion Public Health Team. As coal it ion fo rces work co shore-up t he nasce n c I raqi governmenc, Flood says the facr tha r she is a woman makes he r a pote n cial "weak rarget" in the eyes of enemy combatancs a n d a ra rget for sexual harassme n c in rhe eye s of many Iraqis. So she srays cove red up. Such re chniques o n ly work so we ll. On pano l on a busy snee r one a frer noon, a s mall girl a pproached Flood and sized he r u p . Afte r a mome n c, rhe girl looked as though s he was i n on a litrie secret - asking Flood re peate dly in Arabic, "Are you a woman' Are yo u a woman?" For t h is litcle girl, co see a woma n t h is inde pe nde n c was a revelation. A n d for Flood, it too was a reve lation: It was one sma l l mome n c where a little girl could see the endless possibiliries of what she could be, n ot what socie ry says she is supposed to be. Fo r Flood, these are the small vinories t hat happen every day i n Iraq. Here in t he Unired States, t he re a re differing o p i n ions of rhe wa r - borh how we came t o it, a n d whar sh ould be done now. B u r rhere is no denying the sa crifice made by t he some- 130,OOO members ohhe U.S. a rme d forces. They a n d n ume rous PLU a lums, as pan of their own se rvice, are parriciparing in rhe i r own sma l l - and large - vicrories. He re are the stories of a fe w of the m. 1m FEATURES > PLU SCENE FAďż˝L 2004

IN \'\1 hen she fi rst a rrived in B ag hdad , Hood's te am l ea der, Lc. Col. Steven Wat{ers, charged each m em be r with the task of choosing a local project that they would adopt in addition ro t he ir assigned m issions. " He asked us [0 select someth i ng tha t would m ake us feel fulfilled," she sa id. "One that would make a d i ffe rence." F lood chose the Transitional Protective Services Proje ct, the i raq i eq uivalenr of do mes tic violence pro g r am . S he bega n with the funding and refu rb i s h me nt for a TPS sa fe housc the fi rst clinic used for and by domestic vi ol e n ce victims . S he also trained loca l wo m e n [0 provide con fi d e nti al emer gency medical ca re [0 their sisters in need.

After months of meetings with for \X/ome n I n te rnational (who headed the program), USAlD, fe male i ndigenolls leaders , and o the r no n -gov ernmental urganizations, the first grant was written . "Seve nty t ho us an d dol lars late.r," said Plood, "we we re on our way to empowerme n t of these very strong Iraq i wome n." F i rs t Lt. Ben McGra n n '01 is also mak ing a d i fference. As the medical pla roon l ea der responsi ble for the healt h a n d welfa re of a n SOO -soldier task fo rce inside Baghdad's G reen Zone, he has 26 medics a n d one p hysicia n'S assista n t work i n g fo r h i m . M c G ran n and the medics of t h e 1-35 Armor, Second Brigade, F i rst Armored D ivision, however , have larger goals . S i nce May 2003, when McGra n n entered I raq , t h ey have b e e n work ing with medical c l i n ics int h e a rea. "[The] med ics have treated many I raq i civilians and have h elped m i l i ta ry p u b l i c health teams assess the local primary c li ni c s a nd hospitals," he said. "It just did not seem l ik e enough." So McGr an n and his tea m got to work. They fo u nd a clinic n ea r a rea schools and homes. "The facility was old a n d t h e power only lasted a few hours per day," he sai d . "The docrors wanted a good clinic with labs and an emergency r oom, b u t had n o money ro fi nish t h e project." The platoon was able to ensure the clinic was among t h e first to receive \X1()ll1en

PLU SCENE FALL 2004 > FEATURES

reconstruction cont racts. Afte r nearly $150,000 in cons truction and eq uip me n t in cluding an X-ray m ac h i n e, den tal services and an e mergency rOOI11, the clinic now se rves some 5,000 peo ple. All told, McGrann's u n i t has bee n respons i b le fo r more than $2 million in rehabil i tat ion works, including the reconstructi on o f sewe r and power l ines, schools and health cli nics. McGrann is in the se cond yea r of his four-year Ar my co m m i tm e n t, s ta ti o ned in Ba umhol der, Germany. His wife , Genevieve S hook ' 9 9 works a t La ndst u h l Reg ional Medica l Center as a civi l ia n registered n u rse. McGrann is p roud of his 1V0rk - he sees the effort o f his u n i t as "work i ng toge ther [ 0 build a be tter worl d ." As pan of the 50t h Medical Company (Ai r Ambula nce), 1 0 1 s t A i rb orne Division(Air Assault), Bre n t Gruver '99 was a p i lo t a n d leader of a 12-a i rcra ft MEDEVAC (Medical Evacuation) pla tOon. His mission, q u i te simply, was to rescue fallen soldiers on t h e battlefield and transport them to a hospital . G ruver, who hails from Gilbert, Ariz., a n d attended PLU on the Army's G reen to Gold Scholarshi p, e ntered I raq two days after the wa r started, traveling up the western flan.k of the assa u l t toward Ba ghdad, ul tima tely reaching as far north as Mosul. Gruver's 10-month stay a llowed him to see fight ing when it was t h e heaviest as weL l as when thi ngs beca me compara tively q uier. "We were very s u ccessfu l - we never lost someone on t h e aircraft," sa id G ruver. "We never lost an ai rcraft a n d we never lost a member o f our uni r."

Tyler Wa de '01 stands outside one of Saddam H u ss e i n 's p a l a c e s , which was referred to as 'Victory Palace' after t h e fa l l of Baghdad. Photo c o u rtesy Tyler Wa d e .

Other sig ns o f success are moments w he n the MEDEVAC u n i t becomes less busy. The longer he was stationed near M osul, flying above the country in his U H -60A Black ha.wk he l icopt er, he was able [0 charr, albe i t an ecd ot a lly, stabili ry taki ng root. " W h en we f irst got there, there were not a lot of lights on the grou nd," he said. "By the time we le ft, lights were everywhere." Lig h ts mean regular power, and regu la r power means day-to-day l i fe is re turning to n ormal. It also mea n t local hos p i tals were becomi ng better eq uipped to accommodate t he i r popu lations. And that being the ca se, Gruver could put his p la[O o n to other uses such as flying a 6-year-old girl who wa s s u ffering from a gen et i c disease [WO hours away to a bett er hospital. "At fi rst, many o f the people I met didn't u nders tand 'freedom.' It was such a new concept, they didn't under sta n d why we were her e," sa id G ruver. " B u t a fter they got to know us, a n d we could do things l ike [flyi ng t h e girl [0 a better hospital], it was obvi ous that we were there for good." A nother alum, First Lt. Tyler Wad e '0 1 , serve d about a year i n I raq a s a member of the 22nd S ignal Brigade. H e was a platoon leader responsible for a node center - vehicle-mou n ted shel ters a nd devices that enable u n i ts in the area [0 comm u nicate.

(TOP): Ben M c Gr a n n '01 stands outside of the AI G a d isiyah c l i n i c in B a g h d a d , a l o n g with severa l doctors a n d contractors. M c Gr a n n's platoon helped reh a b ilitate severa l medi c a l clinics i n the area. Photo c ourtesy Ben M c Gr a n n .

(lEFT): An Iraqi wom a n stops f o r a moment du r

i n g training at the newly formed nati o n a l g u ard of Iraq. 'She h a s seen more a ct u a l co mbat from her living room than most of our so ldiers see i n a l i fe time: said Staff Sgt. Andrea Flood '98. Photo by Jim B a rtlen.

His platoon rolled into its location from Kuwait about three days after the initial figh ting ended, when there were still great fears about weapons of mass des truction. "Everyone was prepared for the worst", Wade said. The ch allenges turned out to be dif ferent than they expected: The extreme heat of the Iraqi desert virtually fried sens itive equipment and made commu nicating a challenge. "It was a lot of liv ing in our vehicles, drinking warm water and warm MRE's", Wade said. "But in the end, our unit far exceeded expectations." Facilities are now in place that

improved communications equipment and the living conditions of the soldiers. After his tour, Wade, who was a fresh man roommate of McGrann's at PLU, spent a month inTacoma vis iting family with his wife, Katherine, and their3 year-old son, Drew, before th ey returned to their base in Darmstadt, Germany. Now a member of th e 165th military intelligence battalion, he is scheduled to be deployed toAfgh anistan in the com ing months. "I have no negatives - except for being away from my family," said Wade, who missed the graduation and wedding of his brothel' Dusry '03. "Th is experience

gave me the mentaliry thatI can take on the world, that I can accomplish something that is bigger th an lllYSelf." Flood is back inSavannah, Ga., but she remains an enthusiastic advocate for role of public health officials in the war-torn country. Sh e speaks with pride about her experience, and sh e s eems to speak on behalf ofMcGranll, Gruver, Wade and th e many other PLU alums serving in Iraq orAfghanistan "Th e risks of war would not scare my PLU peers off target," she s aid. "Most of th em have been through much wors e th an a few buLlets andhave s urvived, like me, to help others ". ffil FEATURES > PLU SCENE FALL 2004

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lanes, trains and

provides education and role modeling

boaes in brightly

for effective parenting.

painted red, blue and green dance across the walls of

counseling and support to enable them

the nursery.

to better parent their children when

Toddlers giggle at

they are released, supporters say. It also

the animated movie

keeps some children from ending up in

playing on TV, and babies grab tiny handfuls of food off their high chair Two-month-old Rheanna Peterson sleeps in a swinging chair

and professors teach and learn through partnership with women's prison

foster care. Prison officials, along with these pro fessors and students, feel strongly that

trays.

Students

Mothers and babies get the chance to know each other, and women receive

er RJlea, rocks next to Iwt.

But though this looks like

tional setting, it isn't.

providing parenti.ng skills, education

her moth

and opportunities for women will better

once they're released. But they're com

their chances of staying out of prison tradi

All these babies

were born while their moms served time, and they live in prison. Through collaboration between PLU and the

pleting objective research to see if data backs that up. "When they're released, they get a ride to the bus stop and a check for $40,"

Washington Corrections Center for

Russell said. "These folks are pare of

Women in Purdy, professors and Stu

our community. It seems

dents are volunteering in and evaluat

job to help them be successful. We want

me it's Ollr

ing the program. They're also complet

to create a transition that helps people

ing

move into the community and stay

long-term study aboL![ the effects

of prison on mothers, children and families. "It has dramatic implications for their experience in prison," said sociol ogy professor Joanna Higginson, who is leading a longitudinal study into

there." WCCW Superintendent Belinda Stewart is grateful for the partnership between her facility and PLU. "For too long, those of us in corn�c rions have tried to solve all the prob

mothers in prison that will examine

lems ourselves," she said. "They bring

how they and their children fare after

the academia and expertise that we

the sentence is served. That's JUSt one example of the part nership between WCCW and PLU. It's

need. We essentially have our own research arm." The only women's prison in the state,

a mutually beneficial relationship, in

WCCW is located just outside Gig

which students have the opportunity

Harbor and houses about 900 offenders>

for field work, professors can perform tangible research and the prison can learn more about its population and programs. "We actually have a common mis sion," said Kathy Russell, a social work professor who sits in on quarterly mee(ings with prison administrators. "We are both engaged in the enterprise of helping people build skills they need to have success in the community, and we're both working with scarce resources

(ABOVE) L a r a Founta i n '04 p l a ys with chi l d ren in the nursery at the women's pri s o n 111 Purdy. (LEFT) S e c u rity f e n c e s sta n d behind th e playg round a t the Washington Corre c t i o n s C e n t e r for Women i n Purdy.

(RIGHT) A b l ow n-up rubber

The Residential Parenting Program allows minimum-security women who Iverc pregnant when they became incar cerated to raise their babies if their sen tences are less than 30 months and they meet other criteria. The inmate mothers are accountable for the 24hour care of their children while living

glove b e c ame a n o ther toy in

in a supervised environment. The Early

the n u rs e ry.

Head Start Child Development Center

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ages 1 8-83. O ne of the firsr th ings rhe professo rs lea rned was th ar prison o fficials d id n' t have any derailed demogra ph ics or personal hisrories a boU[ the women housed there . Higginso n, Russe l l and socio logy professor A n na Le on-Guerrero put roge ther a com prehensive s urve y for all offenders, asking th em q uest ions abou t the i r pa rental staws, rhei r d rug h isrory and education. They asked mothers dera iled q ues rions abour w he re th eir children live, i f rhe k ids saw their mothe rs arresre d a n d i f they visit the prison. Prison offi cials want co derermine h o w many inma res imend ro be parents whe n t hey a re relea sed co bener p re pare the m for that role and rrack the i mpa ct on childre n of inca rce rated women. "If we don't look at that, I gua ra n tee you these children w il l be the next ge n erarion o f people we wi ll inca rcerate," Srewa rt sa id. "Just by v irrue of t he facr rh ar they have a parent i n prison makes them h igh risk. Mosr people i n prison are coming back c o the commu nity," Stewa rr sa id. "Shame on us if they don'r go back with any be rre r rools than rhey came he re with."

Nationwide, abour 85 perce n t of wo men prisoners are mothers, and the preli m i na ry resea rch from WCCW m i r rors rha r. Higgi nson is followi ng up wirh individua l i n rervie ws, asking mothers w herher the i r child re n l ived w i rh rhe m , who rhey l ive w irh now, i f rhey visit rhe m i n p r ison, wherhe r rhey intend ro pare n t rhe m whe n rhey a re released and wha r rheir ch ildre n k now of rhe ir crimes. She w ill fo llow rhese fa mil ies fo r 1 5-20 yea rs, looking a r recid ivism rares a mong orher fac tors. "If rhey have children, that may give the m something ro live fo r so they don't come back ro prison," H igginson sa id. Thar's how Rh ea Pererson feels. He r baby's farher is serving time i n p rison, b ut she was scheduled ro be released a fe w days lare r. "I could n't have i magine d having ro leave he r i n a hospira l ," Pete rson says o f he r fi rsr child. The p rogra m ensured she knows how co care for he r baby and provided some supplies, as we l l as follow up and resou rces ou tside prison wa l ls, she sa id. "They do a good job of t rying ro kee p fa milies roge the r," Pe te rson sa i d. "It's a good ince ntive fo r me ro kee p stra ighr." Lara Fou nta i n '04 complered a n i n ternship a t WCCW, ra lking ro morh e rs in the resident ia l progra m and Head Srarr. "They're a l l re ally positive," sai d Fo untain, who w i l l spe nd next ye ar i n the AmeriC orp s progra m, based i n Georgia. "They l i ke ra lking aboU[ the

Russell is invollJed with the team stuC£ying inappropri ate relationships between inmates and offIcers, and between in mates. She is tracking u.'here and when such incidents occur. as well as other data to see if administrators can come up with solutions to help pre lIentfuture problems.

program and how ir's helpe d t hem." Orher programs have anrac ted the i n rerest and hel p of PLU, and rhe col labora tion is expanding. Professors Rob Wells i n com m unication and Me rle Si mpson from the School of B usi.ness have m i nare d projects th e re , and a new group of srude n ts is sta rring work the re ch is fall. Russe ll is i nvolve d wirh rhe tea m studying i na ppropriare relat ionsh i ps between i n mates and office.rs, and be rween i nmares. She is rracking w he re and w he n such i n cidents occur, as well as othe r data ro see if ad minist rarors can come up wirh solu rions ro he l p p re vent fu rure problems. Aurumn DeG raaff '04, a social work major, helped the professors wirh the su rvey, and worked w i th the e merging me nror p rogra m, wh ich rra i ns commu n i ry mentors a n d pre pares i n ma res for rele ase . The progra m matches volunteers from the community w irh women who a rE' about ro be re leased. The wome n are gua ra nteed s1,,( wee ks of work a n d the pro mise rhat someone on the our side is looking our fo r them. " H opE'fu l ly they'll have rhis one posi tive pe rson co he lp rhem," DeG raaff A u t u m n DeGraaff '04, r i ght, sits in on a meeting a bout the mentoring program she interned with. The program m a t c hes i n m a tes bei n g released with c o m m u nity mentors.

1 4 PLU SCENE FAll 2004 > FEATURES

Professor J o a n n a H i g g i n son, left, t a l ks with c aregiver Ta m m y Byrne, holding a 2-year o l d who h a s lived h e r whol e l i fe in prison with her mother.

said. " When they come o u t they have t h i s b i g stigma," she sai d . "For me, work i n g o n their strength and their s u p pOrt n e tlVorks is go ing

be impor

Johnson took dogs home with h e r to continue trai n i n g and socializing them. She said she had p reconceived notions about what the women would be l i ke, but they were easily d i s pelled.

tant." I n DeGraaff's time there, she saw a b o u t 1 0 wo men released i nt o dll' p ro

gram. Two were u nsu ccessfu l , e i t h e r because dH�y were n ' t go ing

1V0 rk o r

were using d rugs. There are stria parameters estab lished to en s u re no mentors are taken

t h i n k most o f them are anxiou s to have someone to tell their story to. At the end o f the day, we're j u S t wo men." "\X/e have so many s tereotypes and you find O U t they're not all true,"

One i n mate was a college graduate who

Russell said. "You meet some o f the

enjoyed tal k i n g sratistics with Joh n son.

women and you t h i n k they co uld be

" We joke aro u n d . The)' gOt to know

a PLU swdem i f they had a d i ffere n t

me and ask me questions," Johnson

s e t o f o pportuni ties o r made better

said. " They were always s u r prising me

choices."

with thi ngs."

The learn ing that takes p lace on both

It has been a learn i ng experience for

advan tage of or p m in danger. Du ring

everyone i nvolved. Most ad mi tted to

her r i me ar WCCW, DeG raaff wrote an

some hesi tancy about how they wou l d

s i des encou rages Stewart. "PLU 's whole mission is about being of service to others , so you ' re not j u s t

anicl.e abour the fam i l y visita tion

be welcomed b y the women and h o w

tal ki ng a b o u t it, yo u're p rov iding

process that was publis hed. in a nation

easy i t w o u l d be t o t a l k to each other.

o p portunities fo r students to have real

al corrections j o u rn al She ho pes some

had a lot of anxiery going i n to my

DeG raa ff said.

PLU al u m n i might consider vo luI1 Ceer

fi rst i nt e rview,"

i ng as me n tors.

i nstant she walked ill, we j u s t started

Amy Johnson '04, a double malor in co m m u n i cation and soci ology, worked in the Prison Pet Partners h i p Tra i n i n g

"The

talki ng. They all want someone to tal k to. Their resi liency is i n s p i ring." All were s u r p rised to see how well th ey

Pro,!;ram, i n \vhich i n mates t r a i n shelte r

gOt alo ng, and how mLich they h ave i n

dogs

common w i t h many o f t h e in mates.

become service a n i m a l s fo r peo

ple wi th d is ab i lit·ies. "I love dogs, so i e 's a great way fo r me

c o m b i n e both l11y i nt e rests," she sai d .

experiences in their learn ing journey," she sai d . " O u r relationship w i t h PLU has been one o f the greatest parmershi ps we've entered i n to . We are j u s t scraping the surface of what it can be. 1 believe the thi ngs we do together are goi n g to

make a d i ffe re nce."

�

" I f we met unde r any other circum stances, any one o f these women could be my best fr ie nd ," H i gginson said. "I

13], Katherine

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graduate c u r r i c u l u m to focus more i n t e n tionally o n global education, The faculty in social work built a course of study that w i l l i n corporate i nternational i n ternships

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m i l l i o n g i ft estab l i s h i ng the

renova tion of Xavier Hall is any

"The cha nges resulting fro m the reno vation of Xavier Hall are at once subtle

Wang Center s u p ports academic p ro

and profo u n d ," said David Huelsbeck,

grams, coord i nal'es off-campus programs

dean of the so ci a l sciences. "No one really

and offers p u b l ic symposia includ i ug the

notices that their offices are much morc

pleasa n t pl'ices to be t h a n they once were. Hut's just a little bit below the radar screen. " B u t there has been a very noticeable i m p rovement both i n the atmosphere in the building and i n teach ing and

leam

i n g,",he said. Huelsbeck said the Nordquist Lectu re Hall in pa.rt icular has become a teach i n g g e m i n Xavier. In t h e past the acoustics were a constant c h a l lenge, and te achin g t h e re was d i fficult. Now it's a illong the most h ighly effe tive places to teach o n c a mpus a n d is in co nsta n t demand. " T h roughout the b u i l d ing, new tec h nologies enable us t o teach in ways that would have been u n th inkable prior to the re novation," I-I uelsbeck said. For example, t'he Xavier Hall anthropol ogy laborator)f is grea tly i m p roved, with a

small comp uter lab to support the

biological anthropology and archaeol ogy cla sses. For the first time there is sufficient space to securely store the teaching collec

Atrium of the future M o rken Center for Le arning and Te c h nolo g y.

tions - s u c h as foss i l casts a n d human evol u t i o n casts - where they can be easily

TH E CAMPUS REMADE

this transforma t i o n . Multiply their appre

It is not possible here to recount the

accessed. ''The lab is a great space. We can get

h u n d reds o f ways in which The Ca mpaign

ciation five- , 1 0 - , 2o-fold o r more to begin to grasp the campaign's significa nce.

d i r t y a n d wet and sloppy and clean it up

fo r Pacific Luthera n University has remade

a n d move (lut of the way and go on with

the ca mpus. The pride expressed by David

i m p rove m e n t s , such as the up com ing

Ro b b i n s ,

Morken Center construction and Eastvold

another class," I-1uelsbeck said.

story, page 6)

(See rela ted

Ta m a r a

Williams

and

Dave

Huelsbeck only begins to reflect the core of

The worth can

be seen

renovation, as well as

in d ramatic

Cillb scholar-

sh ips, the creation of the Benson Family Chair in Business and Economic History and

the

Kel mer

Roe

S t u d e n t/ Fa c u l t y

Resea rch Fellowships. Also momentous are the support of the Lilly Fo u n da tion, t h e Kresge Fo u n d a t i o n

and

the

M . T.

M u rdock Charitable Tr ust.

Endowed

Scholarships

38 % i n c re a s e

Donors' reasons fo r giving to the cam paign are i n n u merable, b u t the motiva tion for their philanthropy can be fo und through the reflections of a few.

300 250

PROM TH

HEART O F DONORS

Among the most extraordinary aspects of the campaign is the fact that more than

22 ,000

alumni and friends of the u n iversi

ty con tributed. Of those, 1 7 1 gave more than

$ 1 00,000

each fo r a major gifts total

of a lmost $99 m i l l ion.

353

350 256

200 1 50 1 00 50 o

According to President Anderson, giving patterns also were remarkable in that the three largest gifts and

$12

million, S8 million

million - came fro m PLU grad u

ates. I n the u niversity's Make a Lasting Difference Campaign, which concluded in

1 996, the three la rgest gifts ca m e from friends who did not attend PLU. "That our three largest gifts came from PLU a l u m n i is a sign of the matu ration of the i n stitution," Anderson said. "Our grad uates a t all levels of giving see their s u p p o r t of the u n iversity a s an investment that comes out of gratitude fo r their own past experience a n d also a belief that by helping to perpetuate the P LU experience they ca n provide similar trans-

forming educational experiences for the next generation," he said. Both themes emerged in conversations with ca mpaign donors a n d PLU alumni Alison Carl, Ro nald \Ill. Cook, Donald Morken, Karen Phillips a n d Peter Wang. Major gifts received much of the attention d u r i n g the campa ign, but o f cri tical importance to its u ltimate success were the smaller gifts - such as donations to the Annual Fund and

Club - from thou

sa nds of a l u m n i and friends. The 2 1 ,829 d o nors who gave less t h a n together contributed almost

$30

consider a successful ca mpaign i n itself. " I s t a r ted giving to

Endowment

mil lion

an a m o u n t that m a ny u n iversities would PLU

right out

of school," said Alison Carl '94.

PLU's

5 1 00,000

Club

was my first charitable experience, e.xcept giving a t church.

Club taught me about

the importance o f giving regula rly." Carl is executive d i rector of Seattle

2004

50 40 30

\\lorks, a n o n profi t orga n ization

that

connects young adults t o comm u nity vol u n teer and leadership opport u nities a nd

1 998

"I know how impo rta n t smaJi gifts are to cultiva ting a n d maintaining a broad

base o f support. They help peopl e stay connected and con t inue to hear the PLU

story," she said.

"My ongoing support i s a res u l t of

D eferred g i fts a n d p l edges r ec ei ved d u ring the c a m p a i g n will push

encou rages philanthropy.

futu re e n d owment

c l o s e to $1 00 m i l l i o n .

my belief that PLU is the reason I'm in the position I hold today. I'm grateful for that." Another campaign donor, busi nessman

d Morkell ' "1 have beell very fortunate in

DOl1l/

my [;Jetime and

the ďż˝lI iversity helped me get my T ded(ht it

WII

lime

to give om

lift under tl,ing bllck."

way.

PLU SCENE FALL 2004 > FEATURES

Ro nald W. Cook '86, had a s i m i l a r experi

fa l l and be com pl ete in the spring of 2006.

But then, on reflection, Morke n's deep

ence at his alma mater.

It is the largest capital project in un iversity

regard fo r PLU and his own PLU experi

h istory.

ence emerged.

r u n i n to a lot of people in my profes

sion who are strictly n u m ber crunching

"Somebody

had

i t,"

Donald

" I have been very for t u n a te i n my life

acco u n t a n ts. They never ]e;J rn ed how to

Morken '60 s a i d a bo u t being the fi rs t

time and the u n iversity hel ped m e get my

work ou tside of the office, to make pre

donor to the project.

l i fe u nder way," Morken said. " 1 decided it

sentations and to i n teract with oth ers," said Cook.

"[ have done well in my career because

PLU gavc me the skills to succeed i n

In h is c u s t o m a r y n o - n o n sense s ty le ,

was t i m e to give some t h i n g back."

Morken con t inued, " I m e a n p rojects l ike

Tbe gift t h a t a l u m na Karen

t h i s one don't get sta rted o n their own.

( H ille)

Ph i l l i ps '59 m a d e to t h e campaign was, at

Someone needs to step u p to be the i nitial

the sa m e t i me, magna ni mous and person

acco u n t i ng, p l u s t h e knowledge t o see t h e

one to endorse them. In the case o f this

bigger p i cture a n d fu n ction a s a successful

b u i l d i ng , I had been on the Board o f

a l . She designa ted $5

manager;' he said. Cook credits h i s mentor, advisor and acco u n t i n g p rofessor jud), Ramaglia fo r m u c h of his success. In her honor h e made a $20,000 p l edge in s upport of t h e

Regents fo r m a ny years <Ind s o I knew t h a t

um there w i l l b e named H i l le-Ph i l l i ps

there w a s a real need."

Auditori u m .

tlldent/Faculty

$5 ,000 " m a tch" from h i s emp loyer at the

"Judy is a wonderful person. The per so nal at tention I received from her and other P LU p rofcssGrs made all thc d i ffe r ence. I a m glad to give back to

place that

hel ped me su cceed," Cook said. The first gift to the Morken Center fo r Lea r n i n g and Te chno logy Gl me from the Morken fam i ly. T he $ 1 9 m i l l i o n fa cility will be the new home for the s tudy of busi ness, co m p u ter science, com p u ter engineering and math ematics. Co nstruction w i l l beg i n in late

" I feel s t rongly about ed ucating students

R search

Grants

Morken Center t h a t was enhanced by a time, PACCAR.

m i l l i o n fo r the

restoration of Eastvold Hall. The auditori

500 %

And that is o u r m i ssion a fter a l l ," P h i l l i p s sa id. "There a r e mJny problems i n the world today and we so desperately need good people to help make the world a bet ter place. There have to be solutions fo und

I n c re a s e 50

50 40

30 20

for Ijves of service i n J meani ngfui man ner.

to these problems other than war - sol u tions t h ro ugh peace."

P h i l l ips' personal connection to Eastvold has l a sted

l i fetime. In t he late 1 920s a

pastor fro m th e M i dwest came to visit her fa mily on t he fa rm in Ritzville, Wa sh. He was hel p i ng with a Norwegian Lutheran

[0 Priur to

CJJ11paign

Church of America fu nd-raising cam paign for Pac i fi C Lutheran College. The pastor Foil

2004

was Seth Eastvold, who in 1 943 became president of PLC. He retired in 1 9 6 2 , t h ree

FEATU RES > PLU SCENE FAll 2004

years after Ph i l l i ps grad u a ted. "I was a very yo u n g girl at the time

Students

Abroad

of his v is i t and that was the first 1 had heard of the col lege ," she said. "Somehow I knew 1 wo u l d go to co l l ege there. I ncver i ma g i ned that I wo u l d end up as a st udent, lovi ng the chapel t h a t was la ter named i n Dr. Eastvold's honor. Now I 'm hel pi ng to rebuild and prcserve it as the focal p o i n t fo r camp us."

Com plet io n of the Eastvold p roj e ct is the u n iversit y 's next major fu n d -ra is i n g i n i tia t i ve .

Peter a n d

G r a ce Wa n g also

fo u n d

deep pe rson al sa t isfac t ion i n thei r gi ft t h a t e s tabl i s h ed t h e Wa ng Center fo r

I n ternational Programs.

40 % I n c re a s e 400

300

200 1 50 1 00 50 o

Wan g Center at PLU. They see i t as a fo ca l po i n t for prepari n g students for

285

250

The day a fter th e 9/ 1 1 attack the Wa ngs

blood, and they decided to create the

399

350

said th ey k n ew they had to do som ething constructive i n res po nse. They d onated

Traveling

a m p, lgn

Support

a l i fetime of leadersh i p and service in a n i n terco n nected wo rld, e q u i pp i n g them w it h the know l edge, insigh t an d g lo b a l u ndersta nding to be advocates for peace. " For Grace and me, the g i ft meant that o u r students would have opport u n i tie s to u ndersta nd the wo r l d better while th ey are at PLU;' Peter Wa ng said. "Our dream is that they will t h en be able to shape the fu t u re world and lead us to a peace-filled world d u r i n g th ei r lifet ime. 1 t r ust them

Eudn" lncnt

$7 1 .6

a nd believe in them and I know that they can

d o it.

"Our gift to the u n iversity is the best investment that we have ever made."

ďż˝

'in m i l l ions of dollars.

John Carr

'87

West Linn, Ore.

Clayton Cowl '88 Rochester, Minn.

'59

Alvin Dungan

Eden Prairie, Minn.

Dennis Howard

'64

Eagle River, Alaska

'64

Don Isensee

Klamath Falls, Ore.

Clarene (Osterli

'56) Johnson

Lakewood, Wash.

David Johnson '74

Orange, Calif.

Beverly (Tranum Shelton, Wash.

Jon Kvinsland

'55) Knutzen

'63

Gig Harbor, Wash.

D avid J o h n s o n '74, '77 works h a rd to p r o m ote PLU a n d e n c o u r a g e s oth e r a l u m n i to m a ke t i m e to

c o n n ect with the u n iversity.

Alumni board member

parries near his home in Orange, Calif

wants all students to

California State Polytechnic University,

have great college years

He is direcror of judicial affairs at Pomona, overseeing student conduct and producing major campus events.

avid Johnson's e-mail address

Johnson, said he understands the

and eBay handle start with

importance of a good education - and a

" Lute."

nurturing campus atmos phere.

I t's a fining moniker for the man who

"I enjoyed being a college student, and

has dedicated much time and efforr ro

I want other students co have a good

PLU, crediting the university with giv

experience," said Johnson, who has

ing h i m confidence and opp ortunities

worked at Cal Poly Po mona for 23 years.

that allowed him to pursue a career in higher education. "In high school I was quiet and shy.

Johnson volunteers on the youth board of his church and has served on Volunteer Resource Center in Pomona,

undergrad, bm I made a conscious

the Cal Poly Federal Credit Union and

efforr ro change that," he said. "The

the D aria Bearden Foundation for the

man I am roday is because of the experi He became involved in ASPLU, planned events and joined volunteer

Arts in Tustin, Calif He serves on the board of California People of Faith O p posed ro the Death Penalty. " PLU gives op portunities ro take on

groups. Now he is known as a superb

leadership roles and stresses an obliga

event planner and public s peaker, and

tion

he uses those gifts in his job, his church

lot of graduates go on ro do thar."

and his com m unity.

Bellevue. Wash.

'87

lisa Ottoson

Spanaway, Wash.

Jeff Rippey

'78

Portland, Ore.

Pam (Weeks '72) Russell San Diego, Calif.

Carmen Rowe Tacoma, Wash.

Mari (Hoseth

'92

'96) Lyse

Sumner, Wash.

Susan (Hildebrand Bellevue, Wash.

'76) Stringer

Dick Weathermon '50

Sumner, Wash.

the boards of the Inland Valley

When I went ro PLU, I was a scared

ence I had as a studenr.

'79

Dale Nienow

serve others," he said. "I think a

Johnson and his wife, J an ( Mars hal l

Lauralee Hagen '75, '78 Director, Alumni & Parent Relations Darren Kerbs

'96

Associate Director, Alumni Relations

& Parent

Katie Karlin Program Coordinator, Alumni Parent Relations

James Plourde Acting Vice President, Development

& University Relations

'06

77) have one daughter i n high school.

Chelsea Blegen

tive and member of the alumni board.

He urges other alumni to become

Executive Director, Student Alumni

He organized the 2 5 th reunion of the

involved with the mission ro " build life

class of '74, is planning the 30th for

long Lutes with deep roots."

Johnson 74, '77 is a class representa

this Ocrober and starred the first alum ni Jist serve. He has hosted Lute tailgate

You can reach him at iuteman74 @hot

AsSOCiation

Joel Zylstra

'06

ASPLU President

maiLcom. [§]

LEADERSHIP & SERVICE > PLU SCENE FALL 2004

2004 Ath l eti c H a l l of Fa m e

and one legendary football coach will be the 1 5th group indu cted i nto the

PLU

Ath letic H a l l of Fame during

a Homecoming luncheon on Friday, Oct. 1 . Reservations can be made through the

PLU Athletic

Department

by calling 253-535-7352. This year's inductees Bre:

career totals of 62 goals and 1 5 3 points rank fourth in PLU's record book, and h er 29 career assists is sixth. The I ntercollegiate Soccer Association of America twice named Brost the Player of the Year. She was also named an NAJA All-American, Narional Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) All-American and first-team NAIA AlI-\X1e st Region her senior sea son. She was a three-time NA[A all-dis rrict selection, a two-rime all-confere nce pick, and a three-ti me member of the national all-tournament team. She was twice named an NAIA All-American Scholar-Athlete. She l i ves in Eugene, are.

s B rost Soccer, 1989-92

Cheryl K ragn e ss B rosr '93 was a key pl aye r on rwo NAIA narional champi onship rcams and rwo reams rhar fin ished as narional runners lip. During h er ju ni or year, she l e d the team in goals scored ( 1 8) , assists ( 1 1) and total points ( 4 7) all of which remain top- 1 0 all-time marks. [n her sen ior season she tied fo r the team lead i n assists ( 1 1 ) , and was second i n goals scored ( [ 7) and rotal points (45). Her

E lwyn

Swimming, 1987-90 Kathy Tho m pson Elwyn '90 was a dominant swimmer on o ne of PLU's great SpO rts dynasties in rhe 1 9805 a nd early '90s. She was rhe cornerStone of a team that never fi nished lower than fifrh at the NAJA national meet and never l os t a dual meet to a Norrhwest Conference oppo nenr. Her team won fo ur consecutive conference championships. Individ ual ly, she won an astonishing 2 5 conference championshi ps. i nclud ing fou r straigh t tides in b ot h the 200yard and 400-yard i n d i vidual medl ey. At nationals she was a 22-time, fo u r-year NAIA Al l-American. At the national meet, she fi nished as high a s second in the 200-yard 1M, and twice fi n ished third in the 400-yard 1M. Elwyn p laced second in both the 200->'ard freestyle relay and 400 -yard medle y relay. She is

stil l PLU's record -h ol d e r in the 200 1 M 400 [ M , as well a s a member o f the school's record-holding 400 -ya rd freestyle re l ay t eam . She l ives i n East Wenatchee, Wash.

and

1 Tennis, 1981, 83-85

Eddie Sch ultz is one of the to p men's ren n i s p l aye rs in PLU h isto ry, ran king in the top 20 for season victories in s i n gles i n each of his four years. He i s second i n career vic tOries with 1 06, and has the fo ureh all time career winning percenrage at 77.3 percent. Schulrz compiled a 32-6 record i n 1 9 84, an 84.2 wi nning percen tage, which is tied for lOrh all-time. Sch u ltz twice won rhe NAJA D i s rri c t 1 champions h i p in si ngles and was the d istri ct doubles champion. He won th e conso lation doubles title at the co nfer ence to u rn amcnt his sophomore sea son . A comperitor at the national tour nament a l l four years, S c h u l tz advanced to the q ua r t er fin al s in si ngles t h r c e t i mes. He was named ro th e Northwest Conference all-conference team three ti mes and was named to the all-d istrict team once. He was tbe co-wi n ner of PLU's Man of the Year in Sp ons award i n 1 9 85 . He lives in Wenar chee , Wash .

teen

Track, 1982-86

Karen Bell Steen '86 was a two- t i m e NAJA All-American i n the 400-mcter h u rdles. She set the school record of 59.76 seconds in the event at the 1 986 national meet, where she fin i shed sec ond. She com peted at rh e n ational meet all fo ur years, also placing fo urth and seventh in the 400-meter h u rd les. Karen

won seven confer

season appearances. H e is the win

Lifetime Achievement Award, the

ence ti des and two

ni ngest coach i n NA tA history with

Athletes fo r a Berrer World Lifetime

d istrict tirles, a n d

256 wins, and is the ninth wi n n i ngest

Achievement Award, the Tacoma

fi n i s hed i n the tOP

coach in college football h i s tory with

News Tri b u n e Man of the

fo ur a t the district

305 victories. He was named the NCAA

Year i n Spo rts (twice)

meet in eight orher

Divis i o n I I I natio naJ coach of the year

and the Seattle Post

in 1 9 99 by the American Football

I n rell igencer's

events.

Coaches Association, Football Gazette

Publisher's

magazine and Shurt Sports, and was

Award ( i n

1 1 i n d ln�e other evenrs - the I O O-meter

the NAtA Division I I national coach of

2000). H e

h mdles, 400-meter run and the hep

the year i n 1 9 83 and 1 9 93. He was also

was

In add i t ion ro her 400-m ete r t i me, she is ranked in the rop

ra t h l o n. Tn her j u n i o r season she was co

winner of the ream's Most I n spirational h e was named

Award. In 1 986 w i n ner o f PLU'

Wo man of the Year in

Sporrs award. She l ives in Ol ymp i a, Was h.

named the

in d ucted

Lutheran

i n to the

Brotherhood

Puget S o u n d

Lu theran Coach of

Spo rtS Hall of

the Year fo r 1 999-

Fame earl ier this year

2000. He was

and is also a m e m ber o f the

selecred as the conference Coach

n Football coach, 1972-2003 Frosty Wes tering compiled a 2 6 1-70-5 win-loss record in his 32-year tenure at PLU and never had a losing season. H i s teams w o n three NAIA Division

nati on al rir les and one N C AA D ivision III national cham pions h i p in 19 post-

Lutes name assistant football coach 6

ud Kei m '

over as

coach.

Fi l ls t h e po s i t i on vacat c d when

their co m m u n i ty service work. I n 2003

1 9 98 and was vored

Westeri ng received an award from the

Kei rn rerurns to h is al ma ma te r

J\dolphlls 'ollege M i n n . , where he w n s

from G l is rav us

defen sive coordi nator rhe past

fO llr seasons. He ::I.lso was an assis ' al i fo m ia

fo u r se asons ar

Lut heran U n i ve rS i ty

and was a graduate asslstanr

coach fo r rwo years at (atc

National Association o f Division ] fI Athl etic Administ rators for the Lures

D u ri n g h i s career he coached 26 NAtA

PHD (Pride, Heart and Determi nation)

and NCAA fi rst team All-Americans.

pro g ram, which was started in 1 9 80.

Fellows h i p o f C h ristian Athleres

Taco ma. �

H is list of awards also i n cludes the

Pacific

'amed h is

1.,lIII"rtlll VI/iversity, COl/cordil, College, Trin ity Lul/,erat' College. "lid Lutheran Educatiom" Network alld SIIpport (LENS) Present:

How Does God Heal Today? Exploring the Relationship Between Science and Religion, Prayer and Healing

K im

master's

i n phYSICal

was a

fou r- year leue r

tra k and fidd. H e e

Featuring: Dr. 'fed Peters P{/(i/i,· I I I f /,,·rtll/ r/"'ol"g if<l/ Selllilllll), Dr. Sara" Hellrich I I/filer S('/Ilil/m), With a p<lnd of he.llth ( a rc I'rokssionab

M irul csota

v i.l1ner i n footbal l an d a

After retiri n g this year, he still l i ves i n

Untvcrsi ty- Manka to. K i m

e d u ca tion while at M a n kato Srare.

\Va'

the Northwest

1 979, 1 980, 1 9 83, 1 9 93 and 1 9 98.

cort Wes te ri ng '82 became head

rant coach f,

SmaIl College Coach of t he Year in

coach , re p l ac i n g h i s futher.

i n St. Pere r,

His teams h ave also been known fo r

of the Year i n 1 9 85, 1 98 6 , 1 9 93 and

WINTER THEOLOGICAL SYMPOSIUM

has t ak en

as si s ta n t football

Iowa Col legiate Coaching Hall of Fame.

rwo- riml' ail

n fer > nc' run n ing

k in fo t bal l an d

co n fc.rr nce

c ha m p ion

rhl' long j 1I m p.

Coming to the Pacific Northwest: January 30 a t

St. Marks Llltller"". Spokllt,e

!anuarl' 3 I

February I

Trillity

at Llltl,erall Churcll, LytltllYOOlI

��bruary ,.,

at Concorclill

Colleg�, Portlaml

2 at

Pacific Llltllerall Vllh'ersity, Tacoma

For morc information go to 1I'1I'w.plll ...d,v-crel or ca11 253-535-7423.

ATIAWAY LUTES > PLU SCENE FALL 2004

PAC I F I C L U T H E RA N U N I V E RS I TY

GOLD G RA D U AT E S OF T H E LAST D E C A D E

TG 200

wiIl officially launch PLU G OLD: G raduates O f the Last Decade, which focuses on special events, p rograms and services for alums fro m the p revi足 ous 10 years. PLU GOLD won't end after Homecoming weekend - i t will b e a way t o stay connected with other Lutes. Ho mecoming weekend is JUSt the begi nn ing o f great th ings to come ! Wi th more than 8,000 graduates in the past 1 0 years, it's i m possible to capture all the memories i n just a few pictures. But we've chosen a few shots of previ足 ous ga mes, Songfest p roductions, Homecom ing royalty and other festivi足 ties to show you how m uch fun students and recent grads have had at Homecoming s ince 1 9 94. For more i n formation abo u t PLU GOLD call 253-535-74 1 5 or e-mail gold@pltt.edu

PF L U EG E R

H O MECO M I N G

�

WS & EVENTS > PLU SCENE FALL 2004

al ,- --- - -

, Aiumni Recognifion

: , Award '

-�-

nts

m n l n ew

_ • . _�.'

-,.

Legacy Lutes Children of grads carry on the

Nomi nations . --"_ J�-_ ' -. --

PLU tradition

all is always an exciting time, as

Awards are gi ve n each year to al u mni , friends and students for outstanding achievements and )'ears of se rvice.

Nominations must include supporting letters and be returned to the Office of Alumni and Parent Relations by

Jan, 31, 2005, Here are the categori e s

Distinguished Alumnus Award Through ye ars of d ed ica t ion and sCI'vice. this alumnus has achieved profess i onal

or voc a rional

d isti n c t i on .

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more than 950 new s tudents arrive on cam pus. The O ffice of Al u m n i and Parent Relations welcomes these Legacy Lutes-stud e nts whose parents graduated from or attended PLU. We recognize these a l u m n i par ems for their co n ti n ued generational s u p port and are thrilled

Awarded to an alumn us, beyond J 5

years of gradu ation , who has excelled in a sp cc ial area of h fe. y\leK NO�UM.I.

have them

(left to right): Matthew '07, D an '76, Sarah '08, J o e l , Darcy l B erube '78) J o h nson

Carolyn Adams, Ben and Beth (L i m i n g

O u tstanding Alumnus Award

actively involved with their alma mater.

'S l ) Adams

Katherine Allen, Richard and Suzanne (Otis '0 1 ) Lane

Amber Fisk, Donald and Sharon F isk

Lindsey Allen, Wayne and Laura (M i d tsJtcr

Nels Flesher, Harry and I:lizabeth '79

'43) Allen

ncshcr

Colby Allardi, Kim an d Ly n da Anardi Jillian Bartling, Victor 'S l and Cindy Bartling

Outstanding Recent Alumnus Award

Jessica Billdt, j o h n '76 a nd Sharon 13illdt

Awankd to an alumnus. wi th i n 1 5 wars of graduation, who has excelled in � spe

Rebecca Black, Gerald and Roberta

YOt R NOM I. n:

Ryan Booth, Charlie and Trudy '93 Booth

cial area oflife.

(Dowling '75) Black

Jeremy Bush, Arnold and Karen Bu s h Brittini Callies, M i c hael Call ies and Sandra POITitr

Heritage Award

Awarded to an alumm" for years of

disnnguished servic e to th,' universiry.

YOt:1(

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Jennifer Campbell, Scott and (Karen '00) Campbell John Cari sen, j o h n

'8 1

an d K i m berly

( Ho p k i ns '82) Carlsen Jessica Caulkins, Robert '79 and Lisa

Special Recognition Award Awarded to an al um nus or friend of the u niversity who has uniquely sen'cd the university. YOClt :-':OMI�I·.t

(Cattera l l '8 1 ) Caulkins Kenneth Chilcoat, Alan and Carol (Holden '77) Chilcoat Kimberly Cotton, David and Barbara (Orr

Awarded to an alumnus who has demon su'ated outstanding volu nte er leadersh ip

and/or service to th e i r col11l11uniry. YlltJlt �OMI�U :

Brian C. Olson Student Leadership Award

Awarded to a student who has de m on

strated potemial for a l i felong commit ment to the university and the alumni

ass oc i ation , y()t : R �OMl"-:l.J.

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'82)

Fletcher

Myja Freese, Paul '75 an d Patty (M i l lson

'76)

Freese

Joseph Fries, Cameron '79 and Phyllis ( H i sgrove '79) Fri es Kristina Garabedian, Sharon Garabedian Krista Gunstone, Reed '77 and D i a ne (Nieman

'80) Glll1stone

Brittany Hale, Evercrx '72 and Pame.la Hale Belinda Ho, john an d Suzanne Ho Brandon Hood, E d wi n and Lynette (Hoegh '79) Hood Timothy Houghland, David and M a ry Houghland Laurel Jackman, David and B ri gitte ( G reve '7 1) Jac k m an BrettJacobsen, Harold and Susan Jacobsen Victoria James, Gordon and lvlaryAnne '96

'7S) Cotron Christopher Cutler, Ge rald and Siglld (Olsen

Alumni Service Award

Katie Fletcher. Terrell '79 and M i c helle

( N ova ck

'SO) Curler

James Ian Jamieson, Dan '77 and L i n d a

Meighen Donnelly, Guy Ka u ffm a n and Leticia Donnelly-Kauffman

'00

Theresa Duarte, Kathy D u a ne -Wil so n '90

(Alexander '77) Jamieson Sarah Johnson, D an i e l '76 and Da rcy (Berube '78) j O h llSoll

and David Wi l s o n

Michael Jorgensen, Douglas and Sandra

Daniel Eppelsheimer, Gary and Janet

jorgensen

(Dambach '7 1 ) Eppclsheimcr Elizabeth Erie, M i c h a e l '76 and Am)' E rie Kyle Eskelin, Davi d

and Lisa 'S2

Eskelin

Emily Ewen, Robert and Patricia (Walker '7S)

ElVen

Randi Kerr, Roberr '80 and I<i mberl)' 'S I Kerr Erik Krippaehne, Bi l i and M i chelle ( K ll oph ' 7 4 ) Kri p paehne Danjel Lessard, Joseph Lessard and M a l·ie Nordqu i .s r- Less ard

Dallas Farrell, Tra cy Farrell and Maria

Kari Liebert, D an i e l and Karen ( K n ursen

Warden-Farrell

'78) Liebert

Kael Fisher, KipI' and Lois ( K u l lberg '76)

Amanda Luebke, G len and Cyn t h i a

Fisher

(Sovereign '77) Luebke

Alexander Lyle, Geo rge and Sonna ( Coo k

'81)

Lyle

Erin McEntire, M i c h ae l ' 8 2 and Cymhia (Wol � '8 1 ) McEmire Paul McLaughlin, Ro b e n and Nelline McLaughlin

Eva (Gusland) Ahlstrom of Tonsberg, Norway, was given a PLU Saga yearbook by Mona Pedersen, faculty m e m b e r of Hedmark University College.

Erik Mitchell, Gary Mitchell '80 and Inger Al t

Mona discovered that Eva had studied at PLC with

Alicia Moore, H e n ry and M a u ree n Moore

her cousin i n

Megan Mu rray, Te r ry and Lori (Andrews

the campus.

1948

and learned of her fondness for

'8 1 ) M u r ray

Kristina Nelson, E lv in '71 and Mary Nelson

M elanie Newport, Mark and Vivian '99 Newport

Steven Nugent, Douglas '83 and Karen Nugent

Christine Olsen, Richard and Diane (Van Vleet '8 1 ) Olsen Rebecca 0 'Neill, Patricia Ki rk wood '80 Shannon Paselk, A l an Will ingham and Tammy Pasel k-Wi l l i ngham

Paula IHeyer) Billings '63 and Judy Perry '63 trav

Alicia Patterson, B ar bara Adams

eled to Toyko during spring break. Pictured here on the way to the Sensoji Temple, Paula teaches in the

B rittany Pedone, Ma ry Asami and Asami

Clover Park School District, and Judy i s managing

H i ro

director for Merrill Lync h in Honolulu.

Keith Petersen, Duane '74 and Jane (Rice '75) Petcrscn Courtney Poole, Daniel and Kath ryn (Drewes '72) Poole Timothy Powell, Tom Powell Elizabeth Price, Gregory '78 and Jamie Price Kathleen Ross, J ames

'68 and Cyn rh i a Ross

Jamie Rottle, James '77 and Tanya Ronle Stacie Sickler, S te ph en and Paul ine Edm u n d , Tory Silvestrin, Amhony and Terry (Monson '72) Silvestrin B o nnie Simpson, Lewis S i m pson '71 and

I Pencil Us I n I UPCOMING EVE NTS

Lynn Bratlie ' 7 1

September 25-26

Matthew Sinnes, Leroy ' 7 0 and Sandra

October 1 -3

(Olsen '70) Sinnes

Joel Smith, David '72 and Ma rgaret (D ryver

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Catherine Stout, Step h en '69 a n d Barbara

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Courtney Stringer, Jeremy and S us an

October 31

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S cou t

( H i ldebrand '76) Stringer

Alexander Thieman, Jon Thieman and Ann '79 Mehl Dustin Thomas, R. Dale '83 and Cindy Thomas Tove Tupper, Geoffrey and Nancy ( S oderlund ' 8 1 ) Tu pper

David Van Cleve, George '77 and Paulerre

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November 6

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Ta i lgate at C h a pm a n U niv Orange . C a l if.

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& Clark College. Portl a n d. Ore. .

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Family Weekend

Parents Council Fall Meeting

.Tailgate at Menlo Col lege . Atherton. Ca l if.

, . . . . . . . Ta i l g ate at Whitworth C ollege. Spokane

Christmas Concert. Fi rst U n ited Method ist. Portland

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Con cert. First Pres byterian, Seattle

Christmas Concert and pre-concert

Q C l u b R e c eption, c a m pus

(White '77) Van Cleve

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at Benjamin Voetberg, j a m

Voerbcrg a n d

I ngrid ' 8 3 jones

Calling all grandparents

Matt Webb, Steven a n d Dawn Webb

randparents are an important

Angela Westmark, Tim and Nancy

Wes [ 111 ark

Sarah Wilkins-Bentley, .harks Wilk i n s

and Rhonda '93 JOlll'S

Edward Wolfe. Berhel and Ch risropher

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Paul \Voolsey, jon and Ta mar'a

Woolsey

Lutes Online

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Kendra \Vright, I�rllcc and Ivlarcia Wrig h t

hat ever h appened to that guy who dated my freshman roommate) Does anyone from my class k no w where I am? C heck to if your classmates are l i s ted in o u r n e w P L U A l u m n i O n l i ne Co m m u n i ty, and s i gn u p roday! M e m bers h i p i s free and exclusive to PLU alumni. Go to tIlwIIJ.jJiuaium lli.or,v,/ to sign u p or fi nd

part of the PLU fam i ly, too ' if you know grandparents of current students who would l i ke to become m o re i nvo lved with thei r grandchi ldren's u n ivers i ty, we'd love to know. P l eas e send us t h e i r m a i l i ng

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info rmation and s tudent's namE' to we w i l l keep them i n fo rmed of our latest n e ws a n d e ve n t s .

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FOREVE�

PLU G O L D Pres ide nt's Reception

N u rs i n g A l u m n i Brunc h

6:30 p.m" Go nyea H ouse

1 0 a. m ., U n i vers i ty Cencer

PLU GOLD Kick-off Bash at 21 Commerce

Lute Camp for Kids

8:30 p . m . , downtown Tacoma

1 0 a.m., U n ivc r - i ty Center

your school colors p roudly

when you come back to campus OctOber 1 - 3 fo r H o m eco m i ng 2004: B lack and Gold Forever! In a d d i ti onro this year' s class re un iom of 1 954, 1 959, 1 9 64, 1 96 9 ,

1 9 74, 1 979, 1 984, a n d 1 9 89, w e a re c-xci l' e d to an nou nce the formal launch

A l u m n i Tent & Lutes vs. Linfi e l d Wild cats Coffee t a l k : Ron Ho '58

Tacoma Art Museum a n d D a l e C h i l h u l y

o f PLU G O LD (G raduates of the Las t I ecade), o u r special affi niry reun ion this year. For more i n formation or to

8:30

l1i.org or call us at 800-ALUM-PLU.

Heritage Lecture featuring J e remy Desel '91

regi s t e r, visit us o n l i n e

at ll/UJUJ.plua!um

1 2:30 p . m . , S parks S t adi u m

8 a.m., Mortvedt Library lobby Into the Streets Campus Commun ity

Wa l k i n g To u r

Service Project

1 p,m., downtown Taco ma

a. I11 . ,

Red S q u a re

Faculty House I ntermiss i o n

4:30 p .

. , Faculey HOllse

9 a.m., Xavier Hall Homecoming G a l a Classes Without Quizzes

8 a.m,

5 p.m., PLU cam pus

Homecom i n g C h a p e l

1 0:30 a.m., Trin i ty Lutheran Church Athletic H a l l of F a m e Luncheon

1 1 a.m., U n ivers i ty Center

A l u m n i Swim M e et

6 : 3 0 p . m " Olson Aud i tOrium

9 a . m . , PLU Pool

Baker Russell

50th Champagne Brunch for the

G o l d e n C l u b Brunch

Cl ass of 1 954

10 a . m . , (J o nyea House

9 a.m , Mary Cen ter

25th Champagne Brunch for the Class of 1 979

Pancake Feed

1 0 a. m . , Facu lty House

9:30 a. m , Univers i ty Cente r

C l a ss Reunion Brunches

Homecom i n g Worship

M usic

Homecom ing G o lf Scra m b l e

1 -S p . m . , PLU Golf C o u rse SOth Anniversary D i n n e r for the

10 a.m., Un iversi ty C e n t e r

1 1 a. m . , Mary Baker Russell M u s i c Center

Cl ass of 1 954

6 p . m . , U n i ve r sity Ce nt er

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o rwe " a '1 g ra d h e a d s Ta c o m a 's Wo rld Tr a d e C e nter fce r s ervi n g a yea r i n che Royal

No rwe gia n Air force, A n d reas Ud bye had a c ho i c - e i c h e r

crain c o be a p i loc i n Texas, o r accend b us ine ss school at PLU.

" I k n e\.\-, ;]t thac r i me

rhe

s c a res

for

I wan ced co go

N o r even k n owi ng where PL Ud bye chose

"Ijust

W;]S

kn w ir

"J neve r regretted

wh i l -," Udbyc '83 sai d . r0

was,

bu sine ss school.

i n AmericJ.," h e s a i d .

rhat (decis ion) . "

U d byc rec (Cived a ye;].r of tui rion fro m

o rwa)I- America Assoc iati on scholar

ship and enre red Afrer

PL U

;u <

sophomore.

year, h e d e c i d e d to seay and ger

h i s d e gree .

lot of i nr erna rional ' tu

d e n ts. whe rever rhey're fro III , have a hard tim e going back,"

dbye s;]id. He

decided co stay because o f h i s g irl fri e n d , who is now his w i fe, Kari

(Peder s o n '8 1 ) ,

his friends and t h e facr

that he on ly had two years l eft to com

p le te h is d egree.

Afret' gra duatio n , he gain e d b us i n es s

exp�rience i n boch Norway and rh e U.S. - in ship b rok e rage , b an ki ng, maririme rransportation, i n rernational rrade,

sales and markerll1g a n d own ing h is

own p ubli shing f irm and i mpo rt

age n cy/ma n a g e m e n t compJ.ny. Udbye, who has

master" degree from rhe

Un ivers ity o f Wa. hlllg ro n, worked fo r

his fa mi ly' S h o rr i cultu rl' seed com pany

and wholesa ler i n

O rWa)l, befo re

recu rn i ng to che U . S . i n 200 1 to take

over as rhe executive d i r e c r o r of the Wo rld Trade Cenrer Tacoma.

" I rca.l I), l ove rhis job because of irs

gl o bal, i n rern a t i o n a l pe rspecrive."

A n d r e a s Udbye '83, exe c u tive d i r e c tor of the Ta c o m a World Trade C e nter, w i l l h e l p p l a n PLU's P a thways to P e a c e symposium in J a n u ary. c ons u lt ancy CO

co-one

work with

on rhe N or wegi an approach co achic:v i n g world peace rh ro ugh conflicr reso

exporters, imporeers and service pro Vi d e rs .

Being an i m m igra n c has i rs advanca ges

w h e n dealing w i r h i nrcrna t io nal r rade,

l u ci o n , econo mic devel op m enc and

relieving global poverry.

('Ic's

been fun co be pare of whac PLU

Udb)'e said, (Casing work on e x porr s and

is doing," U dby e said.

e ul rure

co Norway rhroug h s um m e r vi s i rs an d

rrad

a nd

gi ing an e d ge on language,

and c o n r accs. Udb)'l' s c arred out

in Searrlc doin g a lor of wo rk wi rh

speaki ng rhe language. H i s sons, Pcct'r,

Norway, bur now t'o cuscs Illore on As ia, worki ng on crade wichin the Pacific Rim. Even rhough i t is u n usual

Udbye and his fa m i l y s cay con necred

have a

1 3 , and Erik, I I , and K ar i al l spea k

N orwe gi an . Wh ile rh ey don'r spea k i r "as m u c h as rhey s ho uld " a r home,

trade center in a ci ry the size of Taco ma ,

once chey h i r rhe ground in Norway

WTCTA is vi ta l to Tacoma. " We' re

che re's no Engl i s h .

pore c i ry and rrade i s cruci a l , " U dbye

said.

cen r er

As fo r che fucure, U dbye is a pplying fvr his U.S. ci cize n s h i p . His goa l for rhe

Ud bye s a.id. The World Trade Cencer

rio n ;].l inscicutions. PLU is one of rhe

often pa r m e rs wi ch educa

summer was co learn th e Scar S pang l ed

TaconlJ. marches fi rm s and i ndivid uals

ma i n conrriburors co i rs intern s h i p p ro

me m oriz e the P ledge o f Alleg ian c e. " I r's

with opportunities for foreign rrade .

gram, and [he c e n te r rece n dy hired

a prac tical th i ng, now thar we'w decid

Katie AI'xandcr '04, who had j us r com

ed co come bac k h e re," b e said. To

ple red her inrernship, as marketing

Udb ye , bei ng

The ce mer is affi lia te d w i r h more rhan

330 World Trade Cenc ers i n more chan 1 00 cou n r ries a n d p rovides me m be r s

wirh acees

to more chan 5 0 0,000 com

The

coo rd i n a cor.

U d byc re mains involved wirh PLU

Banner, scu dy Ame rican Hiswry a n d

ciri z e n means havi n g

vo ti ng ri gh rs and be ing able run fo r por e commissioner.

one day

panies a n d i ndivi du al s e n gaged in

r h rough the Wang Ce n ter fo r

i n cerna r i o nal rrade.

I nr e rn <1 r i o nal Programs and rhe School

nor be where he is coday. "My PLU

of B u s i n ess. He serves as an ad vi s o ry

exper ie nce was l i fe altering, " h" said. " I t

co o ne-p rso n stare-ups, U d bye sai d .

'plan PLU's Norway Symposiu m, which

co keep going there . Hop fully, I ' l l be

n c nvo rk ing wi rh p r ofe ssionals, n ews

Cen ren n i al celebration. The symposi um ,

WTCTA works wi th member::. a n d cl ienr s ranging i n s i ze f r o m Boei ng

They use rools sllch as rrade m i s s ions,

ar ricks, trai n ing prog rams and one -

board m e mb er fo r borh and is h e l p i ng is timed co coincide w i t h No rway's

which runs Jan. 1 2 - 1 4, is a p u b l ic forum

Wi cho u t PLU, U d bye says

was a cri tic al

he m igh t

decision when I

decided

able to help PLLJ in grearcr and gre a t e r

degre e a s c i m e goes o n . " �

·B)' !Visha Aj""mi '02 ALUMNI PROFilES > PlU SCENE FAll 2004

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Class Representative positions available:

elementa ry

and Esther R o l l e . In 1 969, he moved to

1935, 1937, 1 938, 1939, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1944,.1 946, 1 949, 1951, 1952, 1 953, 1960, 1964, 1 965, 1 966, 1967, 1 968, 1 972, 1973,

school in

The Greek i s l a n d of Coriu, where he

Odessa, D upont,

helped organize an a n n u a l arts festival.

Vancouver and

R i c h a rd also acted in several

1978, 1981, 1988, 1991 , 1 992, 1 996

1 932

Ruth (Goodwin) Pflugmacher d i e d April 4. She taught for many years in Pierce County (Wash.) schools. After her retire ment, she and her late husba n d, Emery, spent 30 years wintering in Southern California. They also enjoyed many trips throughout the world. Ruth loved to square d a n c e a n d was a c tive in Ivy Chapter of Eastern Star. S h e took great pleasure in her n e phews a n d nieces and their children, often ta king them along on trips. She is survived by sister M a ri e M o r g a n ; two ne phews, three n i e c e s and several g r a n d n e p h ews and nieces, including Li nds e y Trauba '03.

B a i n b ri d g e

European feature films and E u ro

I s l a n d , Wash.

Television productions and worked

Together wi�h

for the Merce C u n n i ng h a m D a n c e

her h u s ba n d , the

Compa ny. H e i s s u rvived by his sister,

Rev. Chauncey

Betty Parrott '38, with whom he sha red a

'50, she served

house in Seattle during the last 10 years

many c hurches in South D a kota, Wisconsin, Montana and N o rth Dakota. They moved to M a rysville, Wash., in 1 977 a nd s h e continued to serve at Bethlehem Lutheran Church. H e r positive attitude, her cheery personality and her example o f faith were an insp iration to those who knew h e r. In addition to her husband, s h e i s s u rvived b y her sons, M a r k '84, Charles a n d Kenneth Christofferson; four grandchildren; brothers, D o n and Theron Risa; and sisters, Fern Whittle and Jenny Panko.

1 936

1947

Class R e p resentative - Volly (Norby)

Class Representative - Gerald Lider

Grande

1 938 James Stan fey Willis died J uly 3 1 .

1 940 Class Representative - Luella Toso Johnson

1 948

Class Representative - N o rene ( S k i l b re d ) Gulhaugen

Class Rep resentative - E d n a ( H a g lund) Dorothy

coming to PLC, he served i n the U.S.

Birkestol

Navy during World War

ill .

H e had a long

c a reer a s a teacher and a coach, first a t

stepsons, Dick a n d D o n Fulthorp; daugh ter Karen Ma rty; eight g r a n d c h i l d ren; six great-grandchildren; a n d brothers

George '42 a n d Phil '52 Thorlielson. Helen Cunningham d i e d May 1 1 . After graduating from PLC, she began her 39year teaching c a reer in Bremerton, Issaquah a n d Ta coma, Wash. She went on to teach for 30 years at Meeker School i n Puya llup, where s h e was a PTA Golden Acorn r e c i p ient. She was a mem ber of the International Reading Association, Puya l l u p E d u cational Association, and state a n d national edu cational associations. She also was a member of Bethany Baptist C h u r c h a n d served as a docent a t PLU. Surviving Helen are lour granddaug hters and her sister, Isabelle B e c k.

1946

1 95 1

Wallace Soland died March 4 i n Pafm Desert, Calif. Before coming to PLC, Wallace served in the Marines for three years i n the Asian Theater. H e received a bachelor's and a maste r's degree in edu cation from PLU a n d went all to a 30-

AI Dungan spent two weeks this spring in St. PeterSburg, Russia, where he was a guest lecturer at the Novasa ratovka "Addiction, Recovery and Pastoral Ministry." Novasaratovka Seminary is sup ported by the Evangelical Church in Germany and the IELCA, and is preparing men and women for ministry to the Russian-German Lutherans in the Russian Federation.

year coaching c a re er, serving at B a i nbridge, Toledo a n d I s s a q u a h (Wash )

Barbara (Jackson) Brown died March 27.

H i g h Schools in basketball, track a n d

After she and her husband, Jim, a geolo

football. H e a l s o t a u g h t phys i c a l e d u c a

gist for Conoco, were married in 1 972,

tion a n d driver education. His family

they moved to Bogota, Colombia, where

remembers him as a loving hus band and

Barbara taught English at Universidad

father with a positive attitude and a very

Rosario. Numerous corporate moves

good sense of humor. He i s survived by

fOllowed, eventually bringing them to

his wife o f almost 5 2 years, Dorothy

Casper, Wyo., from 1 979 to 1984. Barbara

(Hagen '51) Soland; son Rick; d a ughter

retained her love of Wyoming during sub

Carol B e c ke r; sister Eileen Kelly and fo u r

sequent assignments in London, Houston,

grand children.

Scotland and Oklahoma. They returned to

1953

retirement from Conoco. Barbara served

Elmyra (Vogler) Coon died April 29. She elementary school and received the

Class Rep resentative - Annabelle

10. S h e was preceded in death by her

1 959

Class Representative - AI D u n g a n

Lutheran Seminary on the topic:

lived in Ta coma, where she taught

Richard Mason died March 1 5 . Before

husband, D e lm ar. S h e is survived by her

David Knutson

Casper i n 1999, following her husband's

1 950

1 945

Liflian (Thorlielson) Fulthorp died March

of ,his life.

1 95 8 C l a s s R e p resentatives - Don Cornell a n d

Clover P a r k H i g h School i n Lakewood ( 1 956 - 1 9691. then i n Newport, Ore. He was the Oregon Coach of the Year in 1 978 and Oregon Athletic D i rector of the Year in 1 984, and was i n d u cted into the PLU Athletic Hall of Fame i n 1 997. H e also was a n a v i d reader, a history buff and an a n i m a l lover. H e is survived b y h i s d a u g hters, Elizabeth '63, Laura and Kate; four grandchildren, a n d fou r g reat grand c h i l d ren.

Richard Sv a re died April 24. H e was an a c complished vocalist, teacher and actor who stu d i e d voice at PLC a n d tra i n e d privately w i t h Ellen Sc hytte J a cobsen. Living in various parts of Europe, h e spoke G reek, German, French, D a n ish, Swedish and Norweg i a n a n d worked in O s l o a s a translator a n d

Golden Acorn Award a s a n outsta n d i n g teach er. She was a longtime member of Luther Memorial Lutheran Church and enjoyed h e l p i n g out at the food bank. She was preceded in death by her hus band, Theodore. She i s s u rvived by her sons Kennet h and Robert, eight grand c h i l d ren, and 1 8 great-gra n d c h i l d re n .

1 954

Class Representative - Iver H a u g e n

S c a n dinavian Theatre Compa ny, a pro fessional English language reperto ry the atre based in Stockholm. Among the actors who periormed with the touring

Nellie (Risa) Christofferson died May 1 4.

company were Peggy Ashc roft, J o h n

After graduating from PLC, she taught

G i elgud, E . G . Marshall, Sada Thompson

34 PLU SCENE FALL 2004 > ALUMNI CLASS NOTES

Wives. She volunteered for Meals on Wheels and was a member of the Casper Service League and Literacy Volunteers of Casper, having worked previously as coor dinator of the Ponca City Area Literacy Council in Oklahoma. Barbara was also a founder of the Casper Recorder Consort, played in a handbell choir and served a s music coordinator for the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship. She en l oyed traveling, viewing wildlife and, in particular, studying genealogy. Surviving Barbara are her husband a n d two sons, Andrew and

1955

Class Representative - Phyllis ( G r a h n ) Pejsa

Matthew.

1961

Class Rep resentative - Ron Lerch

Faith (Bue llmann) Stern had her book, "Getting There With Faith: Adventures of

1 962

a Travel Addict," published i n April. She

Class Representatives - Leo Eliason a n d

describes the hiking, c l i mbing, canoeing

D i x i e (Likkel) Matthias

and skiing trips she h a s taken in many unusual places around the world. She lives i n Ta koma Park, Md.

c u rrier for the 1 952 O l y m p i c ski-jumping teams. In 1 963, he founded the

a s an officer for the League of Women Voters, Casper Civic Chorale and Geo

1 956

Cfass Rep resentatives - G i n n y ( G r a h n l H a u g e n and Cia rene ( O sterli) Johnson

1 957

Class R e p resentative - M a rilyn Katz

1963 Class R e p resentatives - Paula I H eyer) Billings a n d J u dy Perry

1 964 Dan Sellman retired after 27 years as pastor at Bethesda Lutheran Church in Mountlake Terrace, Wash. Pastors from diHerent churches a l l over South

Snohomish County came to wish him well

on Luther's l a c u lty since 2000. H e

at his last service March 7 and thanked

received a master's and a doctorate

him for the role he has played i n uniting

from Washington State U n iversity and

eliminated its 50-year·old in-house

1 975

graphics studio last year. Ric served as

Class Representative - Ed Voie

the creative director at Menasha for 1 5

various denominations in the commun ity.

is the author of several articles and

He and his wife, Judy ( Pederson), live in

reviews published i n history and

1 976

Bothell, Wash., with Judy's mother.

education journals. He is also a frequent

Class Rep resentative - Gary Powell

speaker and presenter at seminars a n d

1 966 a nearly Ihree-year battle with c a n cer. She lived a life of service, helping to found the Well Child Clinic at Our Savi or's where mothers can get medical exams from registered n u rses for their babies. She also taught Sunday school and helped start His Pantry a t Camano Chapel, which gives food and clothing to needy

Paula (Grams) Hawkins was i n d u c ted Hall o f Fame in Yakima, Wash., Feb. 13

is �he world's most important job. She

music education. Paula has taught

d a ughters Kim Lien and Michelle Stang; her p arents Jess and Barbara Knutzen;

Class Representative - Lois (Wehm a n n l La Curan

boys basketball coach at Port Angeles (Wash.) High School. He i s ending his 38-year basketball playing and coaching

1 968

career to spend more time with his

Penny (Johnson) leake, associate profes sor o f nursing at Luther College in Decorah, Iowa, received tenure. I n addi tion to her PLU degree, Penny has a mas ter's degree from Ohio U niversity and a doctorate from the University of Texas Austin. She is l i censed as a registered

family. He will continue to tea c h at the high school.

many professional honors and awards, including the 2000 Research for Practice Award from the American Nurses

Class Representative - Joseph Hustad Jr.

John Aakre was selected to join Thrivent Financial for Lutherans' Financial Consulting Group, an elite group of sen ior financial consul tants representing the

Association and the 2000 Nurse of

top 2 percent among peers in the o rg a n i ·

the Year Award from the Iowa Nurses

zation. He i s one o f 2 5 senior financial

Association.

consultants nationwide selected to join the 69 current members in the group,

linda Allen received a doctor of ministry degree from the University of Creation S p i rituality in O a k l and, Calif. She will continue to work as a performer, song writer, educator, speaker and fa cil itator.

the city. I n May 2002, she was promoted Investigations B u reau. She and her h u s band l i v e i n M u kilteo, Wash., with her son Brendan Caldwell, 20.

Jon lackey, c o n c e rt tenor. appeared in a solo concert recital at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., Feb. 22. This concert series is one of the most prestigious in the United States and fea tures internation a l ly renowned concert

a rtists. The concert was recorded, and

"Performance Today." joining Jon in this concert was his partner and a c c ompa nist of many years, p i a n ist and Fulbright S c h o l a r James Jelasic. Jon has a n active performan c e career a n d is a mem ber of the voice fa cu lty at Northern Virginia Community College. He is also a minister of music at Graham Road United Methodist Church in northern Virginia, where h e i s organist a n d choirmaster.

1 977 J oan (Nelsonl Manich

designations, a c hieving certain sales

After he

graduated from PLU, he earned a doctor Maryland. fle then spent two years on post-doctoral research a t Caltech before h e worked for flug hes Aircraft Company a s a scientist for 25 years in California.

1 972 Sharon IWeiss) Dykstra is the dental oHice manager for D r. Ja mes C. Gargas

in Everen, Wash.

after a l o n g illness. After high school, she served i n the U.S Army for six years. She graduated from PLU magna c u m laude, and went on to the University of degree i n 1 978. She was working on a

and for her ability to maintain a purpose· ful and positive love of life, facing each

and sang i n the c h oir. Even though he

Joh n's Lutheran Church in K a i l u a ,

her husba nd, James flarvin; son H a rvin

struggled a l l h i s life with dia betes, he

Hawaii. She and h e r husband, Halvar '71,

Emilio; two sisters, Sharon D. William s

maintained a pleasant outlook on life. He

and youngest daug hter, Josie, will be i n

and M a ry Suza n n e Gee, and brother

was preceded in death by his fath er,

Hawaii for a year. She will then finish her

Forrest Murphy.

Arnold Hagen, a former PLU professor.

last year at Luther Seminary in St. P a u l ,

two sons, Erik and And rew; and his

Mt. Baker school districts. Married for 28 years, they have one grandc hild and another on the_way.

Marvin Slind has been promoted to associate professor of history at Luther

1 974

College i n Decorah, Iowa. H e has been

Class Representative - Dave J o h nson

Jeff Buege recently began a new career as a n a c c o untant for Alegria

Co. in

Yakima, Wash., after selling a s u c c essful family business in 200 1 . Jeff received Washington's fourth highest score in the Un iform Certified Public Accountant Exam in November. Of the 1,014 people who took the exam in the state of Washington, 281 passed.

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May 23 at Central Lutheran Church in M i n n e apOlis, M i n n . He plans to serve as a parish pastor in the Arkansas Oklahoma Synod o f the Evangelical Lutheran C h urch o f America. He lives in Stillwater, Okla., with his wife, Loralee Ohrtman.

1 983

strong faith in God. She is survived by

brother Ardy Hagen '71 .

1 980 Class Representative - Phil Waldner

Class Representative - David Olson

new day with courage, love, dignity a n d a

Minn. S h e and Halvar both retired after

voc al coach for the Columbia Chorus.

i n n e r strength and concern for others,

1 973

30 years of teaching in the Ferndale and

operas, concerts and solo recitals throughout the Northwest and acted as

doctoral degree in linguistics when she

Alvina (Hauf) OI s te a d is a n intern at St.

'59;

drama for 25 years. She has appeared in

b e c a me ill. She is remembered for her

He was an a c tive member of St. Paul's

Amy; his mother, Eva ( larson) Hagen

professional-level productions of musical theater classics. Brenda also has a voice

divinity degree f r o m Luther S e m i n a ry

Jeromia Stephanie Queen died M a r c h 24

Lutheran Church in Palos Verdes, Calif.,

He is survived by his wife of 30 years,

community. It will provide first-quality,

Craig Groseclose received a master o f

Washington, receiving her master of arts

ate in astrophysics from the University of

intended to "enrich, educate and enter

tain" the Stanwood-Camano (Wash.)

Class Representative - P a u l Collard

"best of the best" in terms of financial

requirements, earning advanced industry

and director of the new Northwest Civic Light O pera, a nonprofit corporation

plans are underway for a national broad·

experience. J o h n was selected to join the FCG after passing extensive licensing

Brenda (KingmaJ Mueller is cofounder

studio and has taught music, choir and

Class Representatives - Leigh Erie and

plary conduct.

15.

patrol officers in

which represents the organization's

production levels and exhibiting exem

1 969

first female

cast by National Public Radio on

1 97 1

nurse in Iowa, Minnesota, I d a h o and Washington. She has also received

Teresa (Hausken) Sharkey

to assistant c h i ef of the Criminal

lee Sinnes h a s retired after 18 years as

grandchildren.

27 years at the D e partment and

in the Highline (Wa s h . ) School District

her brothers William and Roger Knutzen; her sister Barbara Dalton; and two

1 979 Class Representatives - David and

was one of the

fa c i litator of Fine and Performing Arts

1 970

is survived by her husband, Jay; her

Miller A p r i l 1 8 . She has served

Seanle P o l i c e

since 1 970 and has served a s the

for 12 years.

info@HartmanDesign.com.

married R i c h

into the Washington M u s i c Educators

people. She believed that being a mother

Frank Hagen died March

Cindy Runberg

for her outstanding work i n the field of

Lutheran Church in Stanwood, Wash.,

in a renovated 1 9th century flourmill on the Menomonee River in Menomonee Falls, Wis. You can reach Ric at

workshops.

Dorothy tKnutzen) lien died J a n. 17, after

years. The new design studio i s housed

Nick Brossoit is the new superintendent of the Edmonds School D i strict, which has 2 1 ,000 students. H e began i n J uly, after completing 10 years as superin' tendent of the Olympia-area district of 6,000 students.

1 984

1 978 Ric Hanman founded Hartman Design, a full-service graphic design studio spe

Class Representative - Mark Christofferson

c i a lizing in p a c ka g i n g and point-of-pur c h a s e design. The studio's veteran crew

lisa (Miles) Kittilsby, vice president of

is made u p of the former staff of the Art

Miles Sand

Center at Wisconsin-ba�ed Menasha

Auburn, Wash., has been elected to the

Corporation, a b i l lion-dollar industry that

board of directors of the National Ready

Gravel C o m p a ny of

ALUMNI CLASS NOTES > PLU SCENE FAll 2004

Mixed C on c rete Association for a three

homestead in Roy, Wash. She h a s exten

Gregory Karfsgodt '67, who offi C i ated.

year term.

sive experience in a g r i c ulture, i n d u d i n g

Colleen and Ray live in Sacrame nto,

Kevin Ei lmes married D i a n e H a i g h t Feb . 20 al the Community of Christ at St.

w o r k i n g w i t h l ive stoc k q u a rantin e , trans

d eputy prosecuting attorney for t h e Yakimo (Wash.) County prosecuting attor n ey's office. D i a n e was the parish worker at SL Luke's for more than live in Yaki m a .

years. They

(Oorr) Kuru, is a

aerospace e n g i neer. They celebrated

registered nurse

their one-year anniversary this summer

i n the neonatal

1 990

Class Representatives - Sean Neely and Angela Vahsholtz-An dersen

Dan McDonald is the new s u p erintend

Wash., s i n c e 2001.

Rod Bigelow i s the interim director of the

Art

Museu m. He h a s b e en the

chief financial officer a t the museum Stacey (Kindred)

Hesterly

Scott Fenter i s the new s u perintend ent of the Pe Ell (Wash.) School Di$trict. H e is a l s o working on

his

doctor at e in e d u c a

tion a n d s u p erintendent credentials

through Washin gton State University.

since

1 997.

22.

A graduate of the PLU

School of

N u rsing, Cynthia loved emergency med i c i n e a n d worked in the emergency

d e partments of St. Clare and Tacoma

Gen e r a l H osp itals. In 200 1 , she took a

position as the emergency department case m a n a g e r for Tacoma General and

A llenmore Hospitals. A fun lo vi ng p e rson, sho sh ow ed great concern for others a n d neve r complained a b o u t the obstacles

s h e faced, She i s survived by h e r h u s b a n d , Michael; h e r c hildren,

De"w

Patrick,

and Meghan M c G uire; parents,

Arnot J u l y 25 at R o binswood Gardens in Bellevue, Wa sl1 , The wedding party

included Kyle Miller, a s best man, and Brian Arnot '95, as a groomsman. They selors at Ryther Child Care Cente r.

'941. stays busy

Edgewood, Wash. He received a master's

while working in Weyerhaeuser's h u m a n resource department. He w a s a n active Latter-day Saints and served his commu

at horn e

Class Representative -

Dan

Walter is a c a p

children, JR J a cobsen, J i l l Andros, Cami

Washington

children; a n d his mother and Siblings.

She

years, Gloria Rakes Jacobsen; their four

is serving

until M a rc h .

the Univers ity o f Washington B u siness

1995

and t o other organizations, He married

sis services to W i n d e rmere Real Estate

Corey Bray and Leslie Brown

Krista Un deb erg J a n . 1 8, 2003, a n d was

Bray were m a r

blessed to hav e 22 fellow Lutes in atten

ned J u l y 26,

d a nce.

2003, at Fra nklin,

Meghan McNabb married Todd Heppner

residential construction b u siness.

(Ky.) Church of

Class Representative - Lisa ( H ussy) Ferraro

May to financial ana lyst with Simpson Investment Company in Tacoma. She has

Colleen Smith

Wendy Rude i s the new m a n a ger of the

marrie d Raj

Washingto n's livestock identification pro gram, w h i c h maintains the offi c i a l record

Lin g a p p a i a h of

of approximately 7,000 livestock brands

Montreal,

registered in the state. In addition, the

C a n a d a, on July

program i n s p e c ts c a ttle a n d horses for

5 , 2003, alon g

proof of ownership at p u blic markets,

the shores of

slaughterhouses and certified feedlots;

the Wenatchee

change of ownership; and prI o r move

River in

men out of state.

Wenatchee,

c anl e and 1 5,000 horse$ a re i n s p ected

Wash. Alumni who part lcipaled

farm f a m i ly, Wendy lives with h e r hus

'94 a s best woman, Jordi Yokers '92 as

a n n u a lly. A member of a fihh generation

band, Brett, o n her fam ily's or i ginal

the

wedding i n c l u d e Jane lle (Smith) Bersch

voca l ist, and Colleen's godfa th e r, the Rev.

PLU SCENE FALL 2004 > ALUMNI CLASS NOTES

Fenimore a n d Susan (laGrandeur '99)

a paralegal for the law

I s l a n d , Wash., and Kelly is a development project manager at Polygo n N orthwest. They live i n Bel le vue.

Heather Melvar was p r omo l ed to associ ate d i rector of freshmen admissions at PLU on June 1 . She and her husband,

Erik, rece n tly bought a beautiful old home o n e block from PLU.

Following

a honeymoon 111

H a wa i i , the cou

Dolan a n d J e n nifer (Kreger) Nickel

one son, J ustin, 8.

A p p roxi m a l ely 650,000

Christ

Kristina (Kurle)

linda (Arneson) Comer was promoted in

1 989

were Mary Ann

( Forsythe)

firm of Lybeck Murphy, LLP, on Mercer

1 987

1 993

wedding p a rty

Bock. Rachel

now provides i n formation system a n a ly

Class Representatives

in Wa lla Wa lla, Wash. I n the

expects to b e

Bill, Randy, Steve and JeH Westbrook.

cosmetics and does the books for Todd's

Foster M a rc h 20

I ra q , where she

Thomas Mercer grad uated J u n e 9 from

School.

married Kelly

N ati o nal G u a rd.

Lemmon and Bra dley J a cobsen; 1 0 grand

High

Rachef Krebs

t a i n with the

Bush and Ste p h a n i e Page - Lester

Wash., where M eg h a n sells Mary Kay

where she also serves as the

Zara (Eicholtz)

ers. B o b is survived by his wife of 35

C l a s s Representatives - Krista Sickert

Aug. 5, 2003. The y five i n O a k H a rbor,

D istrict,

head softball coach at Curtis

c o m b i n e s traditional MBA coursework

H a m by

ho n o r Kendra

Coates '98, bri de sm a i d Micah Shea '98 a n d brides man David Quiggle, H enry

the U niversity Place (Wash.) School

Lys n e and

Catherine (Overl a n d ) Hauck

with information technology tra i n i ng. H e

D arren

wedding were maid of

"Bud" Coates '70 officiated. Stacey

Jim and Joa n Westbrook; and brothers

Class Representative -

a ceremony on the beach

in Cannon B e a ch, Ore. Involved in the

te aches eighth and ninth grade history i n

1 9 94

America. H e found great joy h e l p i n g oth

Systems program. ThiS rnaster's deg ree

1 997

Class Re plesentatives - A n d rew and

Stacey Silcox m a rried Matthew Powell

Ri ley, 2. T h e y l i v e i n Oro Vall ey, Ariz.

Boy Scouts of

School Master of Science Information

Molly Karen LOUise, 1 .

A ug. 2, 2003, in

c a r i n g f o r their c h i l d ren, Ke n d a ll , 4, a n d

degree i n family cou n seling from PLU

lwo children, Ray J r. ( " RX'), 3, and

Ste p h a n i e ( M erle) Tomlinson

William "Toby" Tobin was promoted to

Kirsta n (Leatha

1991

With the

unit a t Tacoma Hospital. They live in Tacoma with their

John Monsebroten marri e d Christll1a

Solutions in so u th e rn Arizona. His wife,

Robert Jacobsen died J u n e 9 in

nity working

intensive c a r e

Yosemite National Park.

district sales manager for Bo i se Office

member of the Churc h of Jesus Christ of

Cynthia McGuire Langendorf died March

wife, Jennifer

by cl i mbing to the summit of H a lf Dome in

live in Seattle, where both work as coun

Tacoma

C l ass Rep resent ativ e -

environ

General

Class R e p resentatives - J a ne t ( Ol d e n )

1 986

& Stokes (an

manager for Jones

mental consulting firm!, a n d Raj is an

He was superintendent in M c C l e a ry,

Regge a n d C a rolyn Stell i n g

Ame ri can Teachers. His

Col leen i s a senior project

portation, brand i n g and ide ntification

ent o f p u b l i c schools in Touchet, Wash.

1 985

where

c o n c erns.

Luke's in Federal Way, Wa sh. Kurt Eilmes '00 served as best man. Kevin is a s e n i o r

Calif.,

Who Among

ple h a d a recep

ti on III Eugene, O re., Aug. 8. Corey i s the associate director of rese a r c h for the

Ath l etic Association. o f M u rray State

Tracey Sund married Anthony Czar March

27 at

Faith Lutheran Church in Cambridge,

M a ss .

P artic i p a ting in the wedding was

Werner Sund '65, father of the br i de, a s

wel l as Erin (Mortensen) Wyrick '97 a n d

N a tional Collegiate

Nicole Hedlund '97. J o h n Axelson '75 was

Leslie, a g r a d u ate

also in anendance. Anthony i s an assis

U niversity in Murray, Ky., i s an assistant

tanl district attorney i n Cam bridge. They

director of YOlnl, sports for the National Colle g iate AthletiC Assoc i auon's YES

live in South Had ley, Mass.

(Youth in S p o rts) programs. They live in I n d ianapolis, I n d.

Andrew Wilson received a ma ster's degree in t heology from P r i n c eton U n iversrty May

1 996

Emily Dykstra is a t e a c h e r at I n glewood

J r. High S c h o o l i n Redmond, Wash. She lives i n Lake Stevens.

1 5.

1 998

Class Representative - Shannon ( H e riocker) Stewert

Ray Kuru is a teacher and football c o a c h

Andrea ( B e rnhardsen) Flood's e - m a i l

at Lakes High S c h o o l i n L akeWOOd,

address w a s misprinted i n the s u m m e r

Wash. He was twice n o rn i nated for

issue of S c e n e . T h e c o r r e c t a d d ress is

t e a c h e r of the year and is listed in Who's

andrea.britt.neW@u5.army.mll.

Jeremy M angan is a painter li vi ng in M a n hattan , N Y. Alter graduation from P LU wIth a d e g r ee in fine arts and

Foundation for Senior Living, w ork i ng with

seriously men a ll y ill adults. Raymond is a

videographer. They l ive in Phoenix.

G e rman, he won a Fulbright s c h ol a rship to study

paintIng

in G e rma n y H e is also a

gra du ate stLlcl e n ! at Hunter College in New York.

Kari Fosser received her Ph.D. in c h em istry from the University of I l linois at

Urb a n a - Ch a m pa ig n this spring. She now

S e p p e r oHiciating. The wedding pa rty

Schepman '04. D o u g is a tec h n i c a l

i n c l u d ed Wendy Garrigues '00, Anna

recruiter for Oxford I nternational in

Hall, Ryan Pinney and Eric Steiger '02,

Federal Way, Wash" while Amy w o rk s in

The newlyvveds live in D a l las, Texas.

S a l i s h a n, Wash" as a family s up p o rt worker with Tacoma's Child a n d F a m i l y

Patty (Rambo) Bruckenthal l o st her hus

Guidance Center. T h e y l i v e in Tacoma,

band, Nathan, when he died from injuries

works as a research ch e m ist a t D u P ont

su stained when a small boat exploded as

Brooks Gladow and Cathy Alexander

Brandon Van Dyke is the d i rector o f

Central Research and Development in

he and six oth e r coalition sailors attempt

w er e married May 31, 2003, i n Salem,

b a n d s a n d orchestras a t Tualatin H i g h

Delaware,

ed to board it near the Iraqi Khawr a l

Ore Tile w e d d i n g party I n c l u d e d Andy

Amaya O il Terminal April 24, He was

Sears, Zac Thorpe, Paul Alexander '99,

S c h o o l in Tualatin, Ore. O n A p ri l 1 6, t h e Tualatin C h a m b e r

0 r c h e s tra w o n the

st r ing orchestra divisi on o f the Pac-9

Orchestra Festival, whlie the Tu a l atin Symphony O r c hestra won the full

orchestra division. I t was the se c o n d consecutive l e a g u e c h a m pionship for the Symphony Orchestra u n d e r Brandon's

direction. Both ensembles also qualified for the Oregon State O r c h est ra Contest.

Heidi (Spl ittgerber) Zuniga i s a n editorial

Elsa Carlisle r e c e ive d a m aster's degree i n m a ri n e affairs from the S c h ool of M a ri n e AHa irs at the University of Washin gto n , She lives in Seattle a n d i s a

marine ecologist for the Samish Indian Nation in the S a n J u a n I s l a n d s of Washington state.

assigned to Law Enforcement Detachment

403 from Tactical Law Enfo rc e m ent Team

and Carol (Thielon) Alexander '98,

Brooks works as a project ma nag er for

South in Miami, Fla" and was deployed to

Salem H e a tin g and Sheet Metal. Cathy

Coast Guard Patrol Forces S outhwest

teaches preschool at O u r Saviors

Asia at the time of the inc ident. Nathan

Lutheran Church a n d works for

was the first Coast Guardsman k i l l e d in

Negstad's G i ft Store in Salem,

action since the Vietnam War,

John Haugh earned a master of social work degree from the U n IVersity of

Matt Montzingo died J u n e 1 7 from

2000 Class Representative - Ashley Orr

injuries he rec e iv e d

In a

c a r a c c id e nt

Wa shington, Tacoma, J u n e 1 1 . He lives in

Involving a moose in Alss!; • .

Graham, Wash.

Doug Jonson and A,ny Ross 'OJ were

Lexa Waterman

assistant a t a n i n dependent publishing c o m p a n y that specializes in books about

Lisa Drake ma r

dogs a n d hOlses, The best perk of the

ried Bryan

j o b is gening to t a k e her d o g s to work

Lovely May 1 5 in

WIth her!

S u m n e r, Wash,

I n cl u d e d in the wedding were

Dan Bennett

matron o f h o n o r

took fllst p l a c e

Sarah (Wheeler)

i n hIs weIght

Oyster '01 and

class a t the 2004

Or e g on Iron m an BodybuIldIng Championships,

Marie ( U pdike) Nicholson. In attenda nce were Matt Mattley, Andrew Oyster '01, Renee (Spani) White '02, Raina (Spies) Stevens

1 999

'02, Jake Stevens '99, David Potts '99,

Class Representative - Karlene Miles

Ce nter. Lisa is a s p e c i a l educatron

Brian Norman will J O I n the English

a n d Bryan is i n outside sales, They live

a n d the staH of the Student Services

teacller in the Tacoma School D istrict

D e p a rt m e nt faculty at Idaho St a te

in Puya l l u p .

U ni v e r si ty as an assistant professor of eth ni c Aman c a n literatures i n the fall of

2004. Brian e a rn e d his P h . D . i n Ame ri c a n Literature a t Rutgers University in May,

HIs partn e r, Greg Nicholl, wo r k s in the

production d e p a rtment at R a nd o m H o use

trade book p u blishers in New Yor k City.

Jason Nockleby married S h a n n o n Fitc h J u n e 5 at the Springfield Country Club in

S p r i ng fr e l d , Ore, Tuan Nguyen '98 was

married Jan, 3 1 , 2003 in Puy a ll u p , In the

wedding p a rty were Pete Mahoney '00,

Tate Mathison '02, Taylor McGovern

'02,

Nate Aune '02, Shaun Takenouchi '02,

Kristin Ross '00, Courtney Taylor '02, Amy

m a rr i e d Al exander

D o n nelly A u g . 2 at St. M a r k Lutheran Church in Lac ey, Wash, Lexa's brides

maids Included Krista Thronson, Chelsea Perry '02, and Jennifer Hull '99, Lexa works for Se rv i c e Alternatives for

(Wheefer) Myers '04, Julie (Goemmel)

Washington atter receiving her m ast er's

Cyr '03, Crystal (Buck) Mazucca '02 and

Columbia U n iversity i n New York C ity,

Devon Van Dyne '03. S e rv i n g as ushers

and

bridal attenda nts were Gabe

VanWyhe '00, Dave Houglum '03, Troy (T

of s c i e n c e degree in social work from and Alex works for the state of Was h i n gto n They live i n O lympia,

Roy) Martin '00, Jake Broady, Candace (Noyes) Wagner '04, Susanne Mauss '04, Abbey Sc heutze '04 and O a n i elle

Brad Powell m a rri e d Elizabeth

In M emoriam J I} 2

1986

Katherine Peloza Baeth performed Kazuo

Ruth (GoodWin) Pflugmacher on

Fukusllim a's "Mei for solo flute" at the

Cynthia M c G u i re Langendorf on

A pr il 4,

Kansas City Flute Association's Flute Day

M a rc h

1 9i8

199 1

Master Class WIth Leone Buyse of Rice

Unive rs i ty Ocl. 1 9, 2003, S h e serves as secretary for the Nebra sk a Flute Club,

James Stanley Wi llis o n J u l y

1 94:

31.

whi c h held its First Annual Flute

H e l e n C u n n i n g h a m o n May 1 1 .

O l y m p I C S and Flute Festival on

1946

May 1 6 at

Lho

U n iversity of Nebraska,

O m a ha. The c l ub's Web site i s

0 robac

May 25, 2003, at St. Michael the

22.

Robert J a c obsen on June 9,

200 1 Matt Montzingo on J u n e 1 7,

Nellie Christofferson on May 14_

Faculty, taff, and

Friends

IIVwwgeocities,com/nebraskaflute!.

1 9-10 Richard Svare on April 24,

worked in the bindery a t PLU for 25

formed the ceremony. Sarah (Ofner)

Terra Lee Bobb is a n ew associate at the

Richard Mason o n M a rc h 15,

ye a rs . She also played violin in the

Nguyen a n d Kyle Wright also a ne n de d ,

Lakewood Dental Building i n Lakewood,

19".

Jason works as a field

Wash, She received h e r dental degree

best man a n d J eff Muhrn was g ro o m s man, The Rev, Rand Drollman '82 per

m an a ge r for

Applied E n ironmental Consultants in Tempe, Ariz. Sh a n n o n works as a super Visor lor Fllst N ati o na l Bank of Arizona in Scottsdale, They love i n Mesa, Ariz,

Jennifer Wilson is a n ac c ou nt executive at Titan Systems C o r9, I n S a n Diego, She lives in Carlsbad, C a li f .

and a teacher a t River Ridge High S c h ool

She lives In Olympia,

2001

manager with

opp ortunity to pl ay with the P ittsburgh

Symphony O r chest ra , where h e r son p l ay s the trumpet. S h e w a s an active

1 959

Class Rep resentatives - Keith Pranghofer and Linda ( H utson) Pyle

Barbara ( J a c k s o n ) 27 ,

Brown

o n March

Todd Schoen

1 969

m a rri ed Ocl. 4,

Frank H a g e n on M arch 1 5_

2003. The c e re mony took p l a c e Chapel with the

1 977

Puyallup, A friend of PLU, s he was

(J o rg e n s en

'49)

M c M a ste rs , She is

s urvived by h e r son, Dwayne Ma so n '52 a n d his wi f e, Diane, nine grand

c h i l d ren, and 24 great-grandchildren,

Jeromia Stephanie Queen on Ma rch

24,

Ste ll a J o rg e n s e n died April 1 9 in

H a rvey, and her daughter, J u n e

Dorothy (Knutzen) Lien orr Jan, 1 7 .

Peters were

m emb e r of Parkland U n ited Methodist

C h u rc h and a s u p p o rtive parent.

p re c ed e d in d e a th by her h u sba nd

1966

In PLU's Tower

Sanna Olsen m a rri e d Raymond Ours July

28, 2003. S a n na i s a house

Wallace Soland o n M a r c h

PLU O r che str a , and in 2002 had the

Elmyra (Vogler) Coon o n A p ri l 29,

and Tamara

A n g e l a Dalton Is t h e a c tiVities director

in Lacey, Wash,

from the U niversity of Wa s h i n g ton,

O l iv e Berntsen on April 13, Olive

A fe w years before

her death, Stella

established the Stella J o rgensen Endowed Scholarship Fund at PLU,

Rev. Dennis

ALUMNI CLASS NOTES > PLU SCENE FALL 2004

Archangel

Reid Wiggins is the assoc iate relation

Serbian

s h i p m a n a g e r for Washington Trust Bank

Orthodox

i n Wenatchee.

Church in Toronto. Eric

Ruthford '02 was their kum (best m a n l. They live i n H a l ifax,

Marita Heckart teaches a self-contained classroom of 10 students with mild retar d a t i o n at Ferr u c c i J u n i o r High S c h ool in Puya l l u p .

Nova S c otia.

Megan Freiling received a n E m m y Tyler Imig mar

> P l e a s e f i l l out as m u c h i nformation b e low as p o s s i b l e ,

ried Christen

i n c l u d i n g c i t y of re s i d e n c e a n d w o r k . Feel f r e e t o u s e a n oth e r

R i n e h a rt Nov. 30

p i e c e of p a p e r, but p l e a s e l i m it y o u r su b m i s s i o n t o 1 00 words.

in the Ft. D e Russy C h a p e l

P h oto s a re w e l c o m e , but only one p h oto will b e used, and on

in H o n o l u l u .

a s p a c e ava i l a b l e b a s i s . Notes will b e e d ited f o r c o ntent.

'.u...._ . ... _....

P h otos m u st be prints or h i g h q u a lity j p e g s . P l e a s e , no repro d u ctions or c o p i e s from oth e r p u b l i c ations.

wedding p a rty were Clayton

Deadline for the next issue of Scene is Friday, Sept. 1 7, 2004.

Harris '00, Mark Hjelmervik '00, a n d

Bri a n Vertrees ' �O . T h e y l i v e i n A i e a , H a w a i i , w h e r e Tyler i s a s p e c i a l e d u c a

PLU CLASS YEAR(SI

NAME HAST FlRST. MAIDEN)

A l u m n i in t h e

t i o n m a t h teac h e r at Aiea H i g h S c h ool a n d Christen i s fifth g r a d e t e a c h e r at St.

SPOUSE

SPOUSE'S PLU CLASS YE'AR(S) IF APPUCABLE

ST REET AD D R ESS

IS THIS A NEW ADDRESS' YES ':) NO Cl

CITy STATE

ZIP

PHONF.NUMB

Elizabeth S c h o o l . Tyl e r i s also working on

a master's d e g ree in education with a

foc u s on s p e c i a l e d u c ation. Their email a d d re s s is tandchawaii@yahoo.com.

2002 Class Representatives - Nicholas Gorne

E-MAllIWEBSIT[ POST ON THE ALUMNI E·MAll DIRECTORY YES -' NO Q

WORK

ADDRESS

WORK PHONE

she served as assoc iate p r o d u c e r with Seattle's K I N G - 5 Evening M a g azine. T h e a w a r d was presented at t h e N o rthwest Emmy awards, sponsored by the National A c a demy of Arts and S c i e n c es, in Seattle o n June 19. While still a s e n i o r at PLU, M e g a n i n t e r n e d w i t h Eve n i n g M a g azine, where she assoc iate pro d u c ed a story about safe houses for heroin a d d icts in Va n c o uver, B.C. H e r duties i n c l u d e d t h e research f o r t h e story, p h o n e interviews a n d organization of all related material. S h e also c o nd uct ed a n interview i n Vancouver.

Futu r e Lut e s 1 985 Manhew

and Brian Riehs

Bergeson a n d his wife, Maricris,

Jordan Hartman

Job Infotm lion

JosffiLr

Award for a p u b l i c affairs story on w h i c h

i s the university

a n n o u n c e the

EM PLOYER

photographer at

birth o f D a p h n e

PLU. H e and h i s

Ailani on F e b . 1 2.

C ITY. STAT . ZIP

w i f e , Crystal, live

i n Ta c o m a and

S h e j o i n s Shane, 18 months, They live in Daly City, Calif

have a son, WORK EMAIL

_..._.....

Marriage Ina engagements, plesse)

Carter, who will be 2 on Oct. 9.

1 986 William Thorne a n d h i s wile, Chari, are pleased to announce t h e birth o f their

Roger Eller grad uated from the U . S . Army

SPOUSE'S NAME (FIRST. MIDDLE. MAIDEN, LAST)

third son, Quinn J o s eph, on Dec. 30.

Ranger School at Fort Benning, G a . , a s a

Quinn j o i n s big brothers C o nor, 5, a n d

2nd lieutenant with autho rization to w e a r

L i a m , 3. T h e y l i v e in C h a n d l er, Ariz.

the distinctive R a n g e r Tab . Roger, who DATE/PLACE OF MARRIAGE

h a s 10 years of military service, is a pla 509th I nfa ntry, Fort Polk, Leesville, La.

Damon Armeni is a lieutenant i n B

Bll1h

CHILO'S NAME (fiRST, MID ULE, lASn

C o m p a ny for the Stryker brigad e 's 1 -23 Infa ntry. After training for a few weeks

BIRTHDATE IM/DiYl GENDER MALE

Dean a n d Carey

toon leader assigned to the 1 st B a ttalion,

SPOUSE'S OCCUPATION

0 FEMALE u

SIBLI NGS/AGES

ProlllollonS/Aw Id

at Camp U d a iri, Kuwait, D a m o n was sent to Iraq during the first week of D e c e m b e r 2003.

.- • .

(Stakkestadl Pinto a n n o u n c e t h e b i rt h o f their son, Collin, on Oct. 3. He joins Linnea, 1 2, a n d N i c h o l a s, 8.

D e an is a customer-marketing m a n a g e r for Hershey Foods and c o v e r s the w e s t a n d southwest areas of O rego n . They

Mark Watson works with Peter Burwash

live in Wilsonville, Ore.

I nternational, a tennis management com

pany. H e is seeking alternative opportuni

ties to pursue a m a ste r's degree in edu

Kirsten (Olson) Wees and h e r

cation (K-12).

husband, Joel,

NAME

welcomed a TITLE Of POSITION/COMPANY/AWARD/ OATE ASSUMEO

new da ughter

Megan Salter-Sherill married Yasuhiro Muraki April 14 in J apan. They live in

into their family when they

Everett, Wash.

> MAil TO: Offi c e of Alumni & Parent Rel ations, PlU, Ta com a, WA 98447-0003; FAX: 253-535-8555; E-MAil: alumni@plu. edu; Internet: www.plualumni. org. Please l i lilit to 1 00 words.

38 PLU SCENE FAll 2004 > ALUMNI CLASS NOTES

adopted J i l l Bethany YuJun

2003

from China on Sept. 1 5, 2003. S h e j o i n s

Class R e p resentative - Elisabeth Pynn

s i b l i n g s B r i a n n a , 1 0, M c Call, B, a n d

Himmelman

Patrick,

6. T h e y l i v e i n

Olympia.

1989

Gena (Wadsworth) a n d Dirk Vincent '00

welc om e d their d a u g hter, Audre y, on

J uly 25, 2003. She joins Aaron, 6, and Ethan , 4. They live in Los Angeles.

1 993

Jay and Nori (Wendt '92) Cash a n n o u n c e

th e b i r t h of E m m a Grace on F e b . 1 0 . J ay,

works part time a s a stock programs administrator a t R a d i S ys Corporation.

live in SilO reline, Wash.

The y live in Be a verton , Ore.

Nori, a n d their sons, Patrick, 8, a n d l a n ,

returned from G e rmany in November.

J a y was stationed in Wuerzburg with the

1994

Scott Peters an d his wife, N i c o le, Micah and Julie

1 st Infantry Division. H e is a captain in

1990

Karen (Waltar)

the m ilitary pol i c e, having recently com

Faulkner and her

Ft. Leonard Wood in Missouri. I n August,

h u s b a n d , Ta rn, a n n o u n c e the

birth

of their son,

Rowan Elliot, on

the family returned to G e r m any, where

( N ic o l e's children from a previous relation

ship) was finalized on March 9. Scali c an

P u b li c S c hools, while J u l i e is a p a rt time high school c o u n selor for the Tumwater

husband, Peter,

(Wash.) Sc hool District. They live in

David and Arnica (Davidson

8 months, into

ado pt e d

him from

(Gutzman)

Premo and her

when they St. Petersberg, Russia,

works with tra u m ati c b ra i n i n j u ry

h er

husband,

B i l l and Sarah (Nelson) Walles announce

Mi ch ae l,

the birth

birth of Marcus

4. They live in Arlington, Wash.

May Walles on March 18.

She joins brothers Pa yt on, 6, a n d C a rter,

comed their

announce the

daughter, Anna

birth of R yd e n

M a rgu e rite ,

Gregory Premo on March 3 1 . He

jo ins his

patients. They live in Oakmont. Penn.

Ertsgaard wel

h u s b a n d, Greg,

o n May 26, his Gotc h a Day. Wendy i s a

01 Risa

Joel a n d Sarah

Rochelle (Holl)

their family

b r others , Ta n n er, 7,

Ben a n d Kim (Lieleld

'93)

Grimberg a n n o u n c e the birth of Thalia Nicole on April 30. They live in Tacoma.

Oly m p i a .

ph ysica l t h erapist at the Un iversity of

announce the

8, a n d his sister

be reached at scottpe ters@hotma il.com.

Wilton and her

P i tts burgh M e d i c a l Center, where she

La Cruz and

b rother K h a l i d ,

Kiya, 7. The a d o ption of Khalid a n d Kiya

Lucas Antho ny,

a nnoun ce

==--,.. Lynne (Haney) De

premature, but is d oin g very well. C ayden

tea c h e r and c o a c h lor North Thu rston

Loren and Jennie (Acker '91) Camp

They I;ve in Platteville, Colo.

Eliza beth on

Wendy (Krilsky)

welcomed

torate in A m e r i c a n literature i n June.

joins his

M i c a h is a

g u a g e pathologi s t in Seattle.

Denver, and J e n n i e completed her doc

a n n o u n c e the

March 28.

cer i n Stuttgart.

Karen w o rk s part time a s a speech-lan

the birth o f Mattie Jo o n D e c . 1 5. S h e j o i n s M i l e s , 4 , a n d P i per, 2. Lo r en i s a f i n a n c i a l adviser for TlAA-CREF in

J a c o b e on March 1 1 . He was 1 0 weeks

b i rth of Kendall

Jay is the 6th ASG Force protection offi

a n n o u n c e the birth of Cayden S a m ue l

(Thompson '96) McBride

pleted the MP Officers' C a re e r Course at

N o v. 1 5, 2003.

199 1

is a regis tered nurse, and P a u l is a tech an alyst at Washington Mutual. Th ey

a n d Nolan, 4

Jan. 1 4. She

j O llls brother Erik, 2. Joel i s assistant art director in the Office of Univers i ty

Communic ations a t S eattl e Pacific

'93) Moore

U niversity. Sarah works part-time as a n

a n n o u n c e the birth o f A l e x a n d e r David

occupational therapist at P ro vidence

on M a y 29. H e joins sister Emily, 2. Ben is

Mount St. Vincent in West Seattle. The

a t e c h n i c a l writer for Intel, while Kim

family re ce ntly moved to Shoreline, Wash,

Benjamin on Feb. 25. He joins big sister Ki ra, 3. Lynne is the b i oter ro ri s m preparedness education and tra i n i n g manager for O regon Health Services. They live in Tigard, Ore.

John Erik a n d C hristine "TIa" (Price Town an nou n c e the birth of Alanna

Christine on Nov. 20. J o h n Eri k i s a CPA and works for Berkman, B u r g h e r, P u rdy and

1 992

'95)

Lindstrom,

Their potential knows no limit. Their tuition does.

P.S . Tia has worked as

video p r o ducer for Alaska Airl i n es in

Christina Wolbrecht and

Seattle for the last fi v e years. They live in Sammamish, Wash.

her h u s b a n d ,

Matthew

Peter and

Doppke,

Wendy (Haugen

an noun c e the birth 01 Ella

'94) McDougal

K a the r ine

b i rth of Katel yn

a n n o u n c e the

D o p p k e on May 6. Ch r isti n a is a n asso c i

Noelle on Nov

ate professor of po l i ti c a l s c i e n c e at Notre D a m e U n iversity, where Matthew also teaches. They live in South Bend, Ind.

28, 2003. She jo i ns Amanda Faith, 3 . Th ey live in Wilsonville, Ore., where Peter i s an assistant principal at Wilsonville High

Brain Aust a n d his wife, Doro t hy Lesher, a n nounce

the birth of the i r

d a u g hter

S c h o o l and Wendy c a res for their chil dren at home.

is now thriving, and her big brother, Eliot, 3, dotes on her c o nstantly. View p i c t u res a t http.//the-harbor.org/dorothy. They live in Minnea p olis.

Jana (Sanderson) Towne a n d her hus band, Ron, announce the b i rth of their

Susan Brandt Ferguson a n d h e r husband, Randy Ferguson, welcomed their

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Tara (Atkinson) and Paul Hicks a n n o u n c e the birth of Megan Elizabeth on J an . 23. She

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Grace, 5. Tara ALUMNI CLASS NOTES > PLU SCENE FALL 2004

1 995 Gavin a n d Stephanie IJohnston) Stanley a n n ou n c e the b i rt h of J e n n a Linn on May

Liz IRussell) Sawyer a n d her

Kelly IEdwards) David and her h u s b a n d,

M a ckenzie Lynn, on Dec. 3 1 , 2003. Keely is

M i c hael, a n n o u n c e the birth of their son,

an inventory a n a lyst at Plexus Corp. in

h u s b a n d , Ryan,

Evan o n March 2.

Bothell, Wash. They live in Kenmore, Wash.

a n n o u n c e the

4. S h e joins brother C o n n o r, 3.

b i nth o f Brayden Glenn on May 7 .

1 996 Laura Kolosseus Schultz a n d h e r h us band, Jason S c h u ltz, a n nounce the b i rt h of S i e r r a Rose o n J u n e 7 . Laura is a spe c i a l events c oordinator with T h e

David and Shari IDodge) Schock

off from h e r

a n n o u n c e the birth of G r a c e J e a n n ette

c a re e r in h u m a n resources to be a f u l l ·

on M a r c h 1 9. David is a computer engi

t i m e m o m , but plans t o do a f e w v o l u n

n e e r with Intel Corp., w h i l e S h ari is a

t e e r activities on the s i d e .

registered nurse at St. J o s e p h M e d i c a l Center i n Ta c o m a , W a s h . T h e y l i v e i n

Lynnwood, Wa s h .

Bria IBecker) Townshend a n d

1997

her husband, S c h uyler,

Kristi IBenson) a n d Daemon Repp'

a n nounce the

a n n o u n c e the birth of Cameron M i c hael

birth of M o r g a n

R e p p o n April 29. H e i s the first grand

...._ . ____.:;.j

Alexus, on J a n . 27.

1999

1998

2002

L i z is t a k i n g time

Fra n c i s c a n Foundation. They live i n

child o f Mike '69 and Mary IMagnuson '71) Benson.

2000

Bethany Wolbrecht-Dunn and her h u s b a n d , Robert, welcomed th e i r

Angie ILucas) Hayes and her h u s b a n d , M a tt, a n nounce the birth of Owen Matthew on

son, G rayson

M a r. 15.

Thomas, on May

They live i n

9, 2003.

M i l w aukie, Ore.

40 PLU SCENE FALL 2004 > ALUMNI CLASS NOTES

Puya l l u p , Wash.

continued Fom back COller

Iy and i n reac h i n g so h igh, they planted

i nvest o u rselves i n causes larger than

esti mate the power of one or two or a

a restlessness i nt o the soul of this place,

our own self- i n terests and 1110re endur

smal l group of i n d ividuals to change

a restlessness that means we always w i l l

ing than the daily matters of IVork and

rhe world - fo r that i t is the o n ly t h i n g

be striving r o be more romo rrow than

l i fe. O u r partici pation

t h a t ever has.

we are today.

con nects us with those who have gone

Th is wIll not, and it m u s t nor, be o u r

III

this campaign

PLU's central cal l i ng is to b ui l d such

before and attaches us co the genera

human capacity and to b u i .ld it one Stu

last campaign, because r o S t o p , to

tions that will fol l ow and, in so doi ng,

dent at

stand s t i l l and to rest

it affo rds us a gli mpse of what l i fe tran

dent i s p recious, a u n i q u e i nd ividual to

scende n t is all abo u t.

be both challenged and n u rtured, and

"This will no� and it must not)

see or fu l ly comprehend.

be our last campaign) because

poss i b i l i ty by i n fusing a whole new gen

to stop) to stand still and to

s ki l ls and an i rrefutable conviction that

rest on our laureL� and

ate way of l i fe.

achievements is to deny the

to be hopeful in this L urheran u n iversi

all

o ur l a u rels

and. achievements is to deny the essence o f who we are and what t h i s un ivers i ty stands fo r. It 1V0 uid be to su p p ress the i n here n t energy and determ i nation that fo r

1 14

years has been the true gen i u s

of t h i s p lace. Second ly, r suggest we dedicate this

campaign to a n outsta n d i n g sense o f partners h i p a n d C0111 m o n pu rpose. The

$ 1 28

m i l l i o n in g i fts that we celebrate

was given by more than 22,000 i n d ivid ual d o nors. These gifts have ranged from $S to

$12

educati o n

PLU

m i ll i o n . But all these

gifts ref1ect a shared commit ment

style. They b i nd us

together as a PLU commu n i ty, serious in o u r pu rpose, ded i cated

our m is

time. I t means that every s tu

with porential that we cannor begin to Said d i ffe rently, i r is abo u t creating erarion of leaders with knowledge and hopefu l ness is a p roper and appropri

essence of who we are and what this university stands for. ') F i n a l ly, let us ded icate all that has

Yes, we believe i n hope, and we dare ty because we arc ar our core a n Easrer people, a people who dare to bel ieve that l i fe conq uers dearh, and in cosmic rerms, good w i l l u l ti marely p reva i l over all that is evi l . For that we say, " tharlks be to God." For making rhe

PLU dream

s i o n and i n c reasingly glo bal in o u r

happened in this campaign to the hope

a reali ty, we say " thanks be to you" o u r

reach.

and pos s i b i l i ties that are em bodied by

donors and o u r friends., a s we co nclude

our stLIdents. I frequently re m i nd o u r

the Campaign for Pacific Lutheran

l i fe finds larger meaning when we con

students o f Mal"garet Mead's fa mous

U n iversity· lm

nect o u r l ives with others, when we

observation that we m us t never u nder-

The s i g n i ficance of this p o i n t is that

Lore" AiJC/er5oll is !wcsiJmt ofI'LU.

PLU Northwest &

Scandina Tjan Gift hop

• • •

Hearts & Pine china a n d gla�\Vare

Farmers Rose c h i n a and glassware Fjord Flalware

• • •

Scandinavian folk music

C.llI dlcs

Unique gifls from Ihe

Northwesl

Special Orders Welcome Open for your convenience Mo nday-Friday, noon (0 8 p.m. Saru rday, 10 a . m . [0 4 p.m.

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dar continued

N OVEMBER

Nov. 23, 8 p.m.

Dec. 9, 8 p.m.

Stu dent P i an o Ense m b l e Recit a l

Stri ng K a l e i d o s c op e

L a g e r q u ist C on c e rt H a l l

La g e r q u i st Co n c e rt H a l l

U n i v e rsity Ga l l ery

DECEMBER

D e c . 1 0, 8 p.m.

Nov. 3, 8 p.m.

Dec. 1, 8 p.m.

U n iversity Th eatre Produ ction

Early and B a ro q u e Conc ert

Keyb o a rd Stud e nts' R e c ital

Eastvold Auditorium

L a g e r q u ist C o n c e rt H a l l

L a g e r q u ist Con c e rt H a l l

Nov. 7, 3 p.m.

Dec. 2 , 8 p.m.

" H a n dful of R a i n b o w s "

M a ry Baker Russell S c h o l a rs R e c ital

B rass a n d Wind Stu de nts' R e c it a l

U n ive rsity Th eatre Prod u ct i o n

Lag e r q u i st Co n c e rt H a l l

La g e rqu ist Con c e rt ,H a l l

Eastv o l d Aud itori um

November-December W i nt e r S e n i o r Exh i b ition

" H a ndful o f R a i n b o ws"

Dec. 1 1 , 8 p.m.

Nov. 9, 8 p.m.

Dec. 3 , 7:30 p.m.

Dec. 1 2, 2 p.m.

Camas Q u i ntet

Sa nkta L u c i a Fest

" H a n dful of R a i n b o w s"

La g e rq u ist Conc ert H a l l

La g e r q u ist C o n c e rt H a l l

U n ive rsity T h e atre P r o d u ction Eastvold Aud itorium

Nov. 10, 8 p.m.

Dec. 5 , 7 p.m.

V o c a l J a zz E n s e m b l e

The M u s i c o f Spa i n a n d

Dec. 1 5, 7 p.m.

C h r i s Kn utz e n H a l l

Latin A m e r i c a

N orwe g i a n Christmas S e rv i c e

Stud ent Gu itar E n s e m b l e a n d Solvvind en

S c a n d i navian Cu ltu r a l Center

Nov. 1 1 . 8 p.m.

Fl ute C h o i r

U n i v e rsity J a zz Ensemble

La g e r qu ist C o n c ert H a l l

Dec. 17, 8 p.m. A C h o r a l U n i o n Christm as

C h r i s Knutzen H a l l

Dec. 5, 4 p.m.

La g e rq u i st Co n c e rt H a l l

Nov. 1 4, 3 p.m.

Li g ht Everlasting:

R i c h a rd D . M o e O r g a n

A C h ristmas C e l e b ration from the

D e c . 1 8, 6 p.m.

R e c it a l S e r i e s

Campus of P LU

A n n u a l N ord i c Christm as Fest

C a r o l e Terry

O l s o n Aud itorium

S c a n d i navian Cultural Center

Dec. 6, 8 p.m.

P l U I N YOUR NE I G H BOR HOOD

L a g e rq u i st Co n c e rt H a l l

Nov. 16, 8 p.m.

Composers' Forum

The Fo r c e of Destiny

Lag erq u ist Con c e rt Hall

o rc h e stra Series

L a g e r q u ist C o n c ert H a ll

Oct. 16 Ta ilgat e P a rty at Chapman U n i v e rs ity,

Dec. 7, 8 p.m.

O ra n g e , C a l if.

Sounds of Ch ristm a s

Nov. 1 7

Jan. 1

Exh i bit

Choral S e ri e s

Oct. 23

Lagerqu ist Co n c e rt H a l l

Ta i l g at e P a rty at Lewis & C l a r k Co l l e g e , Portland , O r e .

C h ristm a s in S c a n d in avia S c a n d i n avian Cultu r a l Center

Nov. 1 9, 8 p.m.

Dec. 8, 8 p.m. U n i v e rsity J azz Ens e m b l e

Nov. 6

Ch ris K n utzen H a l l

Ta i l g ate P a rty at M e n l o C o l l e g e ,

" S u o r An g e l i c a " and

Ath e rt o n , C a lif.

"The Devil and D a n i e l We bster"

Dec. 8 , 8 p.m.

Opera Wo rkshop

" H an dfu l of R a i n b o w s"

Nov. 13

Eastv o l d Auditorium

University Theatre P r o d u ction

Ta i l gat e Pa rty at Whitworth College,

Eastvold A u d i t o r i u m

Spokane, Wa s h .

" S u o r An g e l i c a " a n d

Dec. 9, 8 p.m.

Dec. 3, 8 p.m.

"The Devil a n d Daniel Webster"

" H a n d f u l o f R a i n b o ws"

Light Everl asti n g : A Ch ristmas C e l ebration

O p e ra Wo rkshop

U n iversity The atre Production

from the C a m p u s of PLU

Eastvold A u d it o r i u m

Eastvold A u d itorium

First U n ited Methodist Church, Portl a n d

D e c . 4 , 8 p.m.

Nov. 20, 3 p.m.

Nov. 21 , 3 p.m.

Dec. 9, noon

The Lord o f the Rings

K P LU

B an d S e r i e s

Live B r o a d c ast

from the Campus of PLU

La g e r qu ist C o n c e rt H a ll

L a g e r qu ist C o n c ert H a ll

First Presbyte r i a n C h u r c h , Se attle lID

(88.5) Christmas J a m

Light Ev e r l a sting: A C h ristmas Cel e b r ation

CALENDAR > PLU SCENE FALL 2004 43

perspe ctive Th e C a m p a i g n fo r P a c ifi c Luth e r a n U n ive rs ity. W h a t a n a c c o m p l i s h m e nt !

President Loren J. Anderson cong ratulates graduates at May Commencement.

By Loren]. Anderson ere we srand ar rhe conclusion

we p u r rhis campaign in the con rext of

build a school, but in their bold and

of The Campaign fo r Pacific

o ll r insti tutional history and i d enriry;>

h u m b le Scan d i n avian way they wo uld

L u rheran Un iversiry: The Nexr

For me, rhe clearesr perspec rive comes

incorporare whar rhey called

from rhinking of the m ission and the

rank" university, even as rhey estab

and for rhe u n iversiry com m u nity ! YOll

people o f the u n i versi ry, past and pres

l ished whar I suppose was a very modesr

h ave read in rhis isslle of Scene j usr

e n r. So I propose we dedicate this efforr

h igh school.

Bold Srep. Whar an acco m p l ishmenr by

whar a remarkable d i fference rhe cam paign has made and w i l l make i n rhe

" first

Their vision for this p l ace was decades

fo llows.

Firsr, ler us dedicare all rhar has hap

beyond rh eir reach and well beyond

lives o f facu l ry and srudenrs. PLU i s a

pened in rhis campaign ro rhe fai th and

rheir l i fe span, but i t d i d nor i mpede

srronger universiry because of rhis

vision o f our fou nders.

their dedication. And in daring so bold-

exrraordi nary e ffore. Six years and $ 1 28 m i l l i o n . How do

than 1 1 4 years ago, and there were only

250 o f rhem. They h ad few resources to

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> Reachi ng the H u n g ry,

> PLU's ambassador,

> Homecoming Scra pbook,

JANUARY Jan. 12- 1 4 Patďż˝ways to P e a c e Sym p o s i u m P L U c a m p u s a n d downtown Ta c o m a

Jan. 1 7, 8 p . m .

Luther C o l l e g e N o r d i c C h o i r La g e rq u ist C o n c e rt H a l l

J a n . 30, 3 p.m.

C a rolyn H o over, gu est p i a nist La g e rq u i st C o n c e rt H a l l

FEBR U AR Y Feb. 5 , 5:30 p.m.

Wi nter Theo l o g i c a l Sym p o s i u m C o l u m b i a Center

Feb. 9, 8 p.m.

Choir of t h e West H o m e c o m i n g C o n c e rt

Lagerq u i st C o n c e rt H a l l

F e b . 1 3, 7 p.m.

B r o a dway and M u s i c a l T h e ater Favorites I I La g e rq u ist C o n c e rt H a l l

Feb. 1 7, 8 p.m.

Ta coma New Music E n s e m b l e M a ry B a ke r R u s s e l l Music C e nter, room C306

Feb. 26, 2 p.m.

D a n i s h Faste l a v n S c a n d i n avian C u lt u r a l C e nt e r D e w covers a s p i d e r w e b i n R e d S q u a re o n a r e c e nt f a l l day.

MARCH M a rch 1 , 8 p.m.

March 6, 3 p.m.

R i c h a rd D. M o e O r g a n Re c it a l S e ries

M a rch 1 5, 8 p.m.

U n i v e rsity S y m p h o n y O r c h e stra C o n c e rt

Lyric B r a s s Q u i ntet

Paul Te g e l s, f a c u lty o r g a n i st

L a g e rq u i st C o n c e rt H a l l

La g e rqu ist C o n c ert H a l l

La g e rq u ist C o n c ert H a l l

March 3, 8 p.m.

1 1 '1 Stu d e nt Soloists

U n i v e rsity of O r e g o n J a zz Trio

Concordia ( N e b.) C o l l e g e B a n d

March 7 , 8 p.m.

M a rch 1 6, 8 p.m.

La g e r q u ist C o n c e rt H a l l

La g e rq u i st C o n c e rt IH a l l

Lagerqu ist C o n c e rt H a l l

M a rch 4, 8 p.m.

Marc h 9, 8 p.m.

M a rch 1 7, 8 p.m.

L a g e r q u ist C o n c e rt H a l l

Kath l e e n Va u g ht F a r n e r, PLU; E l l e n

L a g e r q u ist C o n c e rt H a l l

N o rthwestern C o l l e g e C h o i r

Horn R e c ital

Key boar d Stu d ents' R e c ital

E n s e m b l e s from C h o i r of the West

C a m p b e l l , U n i v e rsity of O re g o n ; J effrey

March 5 , 8 p.m.

"The Arts and R e l i g i o n at the

S n e d e k e r, C e ntra l Washington U n ive rsity Lagerquist C o n c e rt H a l l

S e rv i c e of J usti c e and P e a c e " S a m u e l Torvend, r e l i g i on, a n d t h e Early a n d B a ro q u e E n s e m b l e

M a rch 1 9, 2 p.m.

N o rd i c G a rd e n P a rty S c a n d i n a v i a n C u ltural C e nter

March 13, 3 p.m.

U n i v e rsity Wind E n s e m b l e C o n c ert IV: The

a n d C h o i r of t h e West

M u s i c o f G re g Youtz

Lagerqu ist C o n c e rt H a l l

La g e rq u i st C o n c e rt H a l l

M a rch 31 , 8 p.m.

U n i v e rsity Ja zz E n s e m b l e C h r is Knutz e n H a l l

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Pac ific Luth e ra n U ni v e rsity S c e n e Winter 2004 Vol u m e 35 Issue 2

Here & Now

Life of the Mind Fa c u lty/st u d e nt res e a rc h explores h u n g e r i n the N o rthwest

COVER STORV

Wild Hope Stude nts plan Meant to Live c o n fe r e n c e

Rowers h e l p ref u rbish o n e o f the crew te a m 's wooden b o ats, the M a rj o ry Anderson. See page 7.

Hitting the Road O ri entati o n p ro g r a m takes

Leadership & Service

Alumni Class Notes

Attaway Lutes

The Arts

Alumni News &Events

Honor Roll of Donors

Perspective

new students off c a m p u s

H o m e c o m i n g 2004

Ambassador Barr J oy c e B a rr '76 a ssumes p o st a s a m b a s s a d o r to N a m i bi a

en EXECUTIVE ECITOR

CLASS NOTES

Greg Brewis

Ann Johnson '81

EDITOR

EDITORIAL OFFICES

Katherine Hedland

H a u g e Administration

H a nsen '88

Alumni Profiles

Laura F. M a j ovs k i Admission and

OFFICE OF ALUMNI & PARENT RELATIONS Laura l e e Hagen '75 '78.

Student Life

Director

Vice President,

B u il d i n g '1207

James L. Pence

Nesvig Alumni Center

253-535-7427

Provost

Tacoma, WA 98447-0003

ON THE COVER

253-535-74 1 5

O n the cover: Laura

MANAGING EDITOR

scene@plu.edu

Steve Han sen

www.plu.edu/scene

James Plourde

1 -800-ALU M - P LU

Acting Vice President,

wwwplualumni. org

WRITERS

PLU OffiCERS

Development and

Greg Brewis

Loren J . Anderson

University Relations

Katllerine Hedland

President

Ton n

H a nsen '88

Sheri J.

Nisha Aj m a n i Wade '02

Vice President, Finance

Steve H a nsen

and Operations

PHOTOG RAPijER

Jordan Hartman '02 ART DIRECTOR

Simon Sung

ADDRESS CHANGES Please direct any a d d ress changes to alumni@plu.edu or 1 -800-ALUM-PLU

Chrissis '06, student coordinator for Meant to Live, front, and volunteers Amy Smith

'OS,

Sc ott StauHer '05,

Micheal Steele '05 and Angella Wehry

'07

prepare fo r the

conference.

Volume 35, Issue 2 S c e n e ( S S N 0886-3369) is published q u a rterly by Pacific Lutheran Univ ersity, S. 1 21 st and Park Ave., Tacoma, WA., 98447-0003. Perio d i c a l s postage p a i d at Ta coma, WA , a n d additional mailing offices. Address serv i c e requested. Postmaster: S e n d c h a n g e s t o Advancement Services, Office o f Development, PLU, Tacoma, WA, 98447-0003. © 2004 by P a c ific Lutheran University

PACfFlC l]JIl-IERAN UNIVERSITY

O N L I N E MANAGER

Toby B e a l

PLU SCENE WINTER 2004 3

President, provost

son o n cam p u s p l ays a role. From

outline plans for the

b u i l d i ngs to those who writl' g ra n ts and

those who answer the p hones and clean

year at Fall Conference

teach courses, he said each person a student encou nters has the a b i l i ry to

i nances and srudenr satisfaction

make a d i ffe rence.

are strong at PLU, President

"Stude n ts do n ' t i n teract wi th i nsti tu

Lore n ]. Anderson repo ned i n his

tions," h e sai d, "but with i n d i v i d u a l s . "

State of the University a d d ress in

H e encouraged colla boration through

September.

out the u niversity to retain students and

"Our 2003-2004 operating bu dget benefited from campaign s uccess, a strong i ncrease in c n rollmcnr, as well as sacrifice and spending restrain t across

to encourage students once t h ey com p lete their degrees.

President Loren Anderson

In his Fall Conference add ress to fa c

Student enrollment remains strong.

u l ty, Provost Jim Pence o u t l i ned

the campus, " Anderson told faculty,

This fall, PLU welcomed its largest

ad m i n i s trators and staff at Fall

incoming class in more than 15 years

Conference.

70 1 freshmen and 3 1 1 transfe r students.

" O u r chal lenge this year i s to reframe

egy to st rengthen PLU's idemit), -

Fall Conference also btought Thomas

strat

comprehensive li beral arts and sciences unive rs i ty by strength en i ng the college of arts and sciences and u n i fying it

and reorgan ize our fu nd-raising pro

Brown, a l i felong educator with a

under a si ngle ac ademic dean. He

grams with a focus on i ncreasing a.nnu

record of success i n creat i n g academic

p ledged to advance the academic d is

al supporr, bu ilding the endowmenr

and srudent affairs p rogra ms that

tinction goals of PLU 20 1 0 , i m prove rhe

and seeking additi onal fu nding fo r the

promote increased satis fact ion, achi eve

focus on student learn ing and work to

Eastvold restoration p roject."

ment and retention. He sa.i d every per-

i m p rove faculey pay.

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4 PLU SCENE WINTER 2004 > HERE AND NOW

disti nctive. But how does that stack u p aga i n s t what others say abo u t their uni versities? c::i

"The results of a national s urvey affirm the core claims that we make about (he character, benefits and advantages of a PLU education," sai d Loren J. Anderson, president of the uni versi ty. "The findings are overwhelm ingly positive." An i n dependent marketing firm

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This is one e x a m p l e of t h e c o n c e pts b e i n g considered for the G a rfield Street prope rty.

Garfield Street project

Garfield Street redevelo pment or other projects underway by the university,

will enhance entrance

visit the Finance and Operations Web

to campus

site at www.plu. eduj -fiop.

ont i n u ing its efforts

create a

more attractive and useful entrance to the university, PLU demolished the d i lapidated b u i ldings on

the corner of Pacific Avenue and

G arfield Street and is moving ahead with plans for n�development. The project goal is to create

pedes

trian-friendl)' n"tix of services and retn.i1 to benefit Parkland, PLU and the entire

com pared responses of 1 5 5 PLU alumni to the responses of graduates of schools

similar co PLU, graduates of h ighly pres tigious national universities and gradu ates of big state schools in the West. Here is a sampl i n g of the results. When asked if professors challenged them academically a n d supported them

Alumni rate PLU top in national survey about college experience he proof is in. PLU is a special

personally,

percent of PLU alumni

said yes, compared co

percent

at other privates, 46 percell( at top national schools and

percen t a t

state schools in the \Vest. Su rveyed about opportunities for

place. The entire campus com

research, i.ndependent study or in terna

nmnity knows firsthand what

tional study, PLU alumni repofted

it i s that makes the PLU experience

more positively than any other alumni

Garfidd Sn'eet corridor. PLU owns sev eral properties along the s n'eet, which is already h o m e co shops and restaurants

www.plu.edu/scene

popular with the PLU comm unity. PLU has hired Lorig Associates, an award-winning real estate development company that specializes in retail, housing and office developments in urban settings, to find tenants and develop the s i te. Several companies have s h own i n terest in the locacion,

ce e o LI NE

said Sheri Tonn, vice president for finance and operations. One possible anchor tenant is the PLU Bookstore. The university is conducting focus groups to see how

IF YOU LIKE WHAT Y O U 'VE READ

people would feel about moving the

in this issue o f S c e n e, go to S c e n e

store off campus. The univers ity is

O n l i n e fo r e v e n m o r e n e w s and fea

working with the state Department of

tures a b out P L U . Yo u ' l l fi nd l i n ks

Transportation and Pierce Transit to

that will t a k e you d e e p e r into the

sub s tantially improve the pedestrian

stories in the pri nted version,

options and safety around the site.

i n c l uding those a b o u t N a m i b i a n

PLU bought the corner lots last year. Endowmen t funds were used to b u y t h e properties, and income from the

Ambas sador J oy c e B a rr ---

'76, the

Wild H o pe P roject a nd the c rew b o at restorati o n . S c e n e O n l i n e also

properties will enhance the endowment

takes you to oth e r g r ea t featu r e s,

in the future.

which h a ve b e e n c h o s e n " B est of

As parr of the university'S com mit ment to recycling, more than

percent

of the demolished building will be recy cled, extending the life of the materials. For more information on the

O n l ine news now eas ier to find.

S c e n e . " C h e c k it out at www.p/u.edu/scene.

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HERE & NOW > PLU SCENE WINTER 2004

continued

gro u p by as much as 27 perce mage poims d i fference In some cases. When asked if there were O p porwl1i

ties for c o m m u n ity s e r vi c e , 63 percem

of PLU alumni agreed com pared [0 5 3 percem a t other privates, 42 p e rcem at [OP national schools and 44 percent at state schools w the We s L PLU fared s i mi l arly well in resu l ts of q uestions concern I ng engaging classes, extra-cu rricular anivities, spiriwal growth and overall sati sfanion. "Overall, the su rvey is powerful evidence that what we say abou t the disti nnion of a PLU education is borne ou t i n the cxperience, perceptions and a[[i wdes of our graduates," Anderson said.

Plourde takes over role as vice president for development a mes Plourd e has been named acting vice prcsidcm for cvelopmem and uni versity relations. H e oversees the offices o f A l u m ni and Parem Relations, Advancement

Second Wang symposium,

Services, Developmem, U niversity Communications and KPLU. Plourde was executive d i renor of deve lopmem from 2 0 0 0 [0 2 0 0 4 a n d played a k e y role i n t h e successfu l $ 1 28 m i l lion campaign that concl ud e d in May. H e rep l aces David Aubrey, who l e ft t h e u n ivers ity [0 p u rsue a career i n

for January

consulting. Before PLU, Plourd e was d i rec[Or o f

developmem and p u b l ic relations at Charles Wrigh t Academy i n Tacoma and d i rector of corpo rate fou ndation and grou p s u p pO rt at Tacoma's Franciscan Found. ation. He earned a bachelor's degree i n

Pathways to Peace, set he Wang Cemer for I me rnatio nal

scholars, business and governmem lead ers and pol icy experts in conversation and s tu d y about [Opics i ncluding Norway's be h ind- th e sce nes peace bro

Programs presems the second i n i t s b ie n nial series o f public symposia on i s s u es cri tical [0 i n tercultu ral

world s u c h

u nd ersta n di n g and world peace next

and Sudan. They wi l l also consider rhe

momh.

leade rs h i p roles Norway h as p la)fed i n

Pathways [0 Peace: N orway's A p p roach [0 Democracy and Development will be Jan. 1 2- 1 4 at the G reater Tacoma Convention Center in dowmown Tacoma and on the PLU calll pus.

Pathways [0 Peace will explore the Norwegian approach [0 ach ieving world

peace through conf1ict resolu tion, eco nomic developmcnt and relieving global poverty. The Norway sym posium, which i s t h e first major event mark i ng the

English from Sou thern Connecticut S t ate University in 1 979 and master's degree i n jou rnalism from the University of O regon in 1985. He lives in Tacoma wi th h is wife, the Rev. Susan C. Cutshall, and their daughter

cente n n i al of Norway' s in dependence,

Clai re.

is designed [0 fu rther PLU's efforts to

6 PLU SCENE WINTER 2004 > H E R E A N D NOW

educate for a just, healthy, sustainable and peaceful world. Sympos i u m partici pams will join

kering efforts undertaken in areas ohhe as

the Middle East, Sri Lanka

the United Narions and NATO.

Keynote and plenary speakers will i nclude K n u t Vol lebc:ck, Norwegian ambassador to the Unired Srares; Sve i n Ludvigsen, Norwegian m i n isrer of fisheries; Tom Vraalsen, U n i red Nations envoy to Sudan and former Norwegian ambassador to rhe U n i red States; George Russell, chai rman of rhe Threshold G ro u p and chai rman emeri tu S o f Russell Invesrmenr Company; and Leonard N. l i p u m ba, the Nam i b i an A m b assador to rhe Un ired S rares. I n add irion, many experts will presenr rheir views and lead d iscussions i n

concurrent sessions on wpics including

Bret Keeling, lecturer of English; Louis

establis hing the conditions for peace,

Komjath y, visiting instructor of reli

ensuring the conditions for peace and

gIon;

ongoing work for peace. The first Wang Center sym posium, China: B ridges for a New Century, drew

assistant professor of nursing; Kenne th Ngwa, visiting assistant professor of religion; Lisa Norron,

Rebecca LaFond, visiting assistant

visiting assistant professor of English;

professor of biology; Wendy Leedom,

Barbara Olson, clinical assistant

clinical assistant professor of nursing;

professor of nursing; Jeffrey Staley, visiting assistant professor of

more [han 700 participants from the

G. Don Maloney, visiting associate

Asian, business, academic and other

professor of psychology; Alison

religion; Linda Wang-Stewart, visiting

com munities.

Mandaville, visiting assistant professor

assistant professor of com m u nication

"It confirmed PLU's position as a

of English; C h e ri e McCann, cl inical

and theater. ffil

leader in glob al education - recognized for innovative academic programs and exce p tional participation in inte rnation al study," said Janet Rasmussen, direcwr

Crew team restores spec ial woo den boat

of the Wang Center.

wooden b o a t th at h o l d s a s p e c i a l p l a c e in PLU c r ew h i story hit the water

In addition to a gala banquet and cele

a g a i n , red e d i c ated i n h o n o r of a l o n gtime s u p p o rter. The wooden boat

bration of the centennial of Norway's independence as a modern democracy, other events at the upcoming sympo sium include p e rformances by Hedmark University Coll ege Choir, PLU's Choir of the West, African ente rtainment and

M a rj o ry Anders o n was b uilt i n it won wome n's titles i n the

1 988

1 984, 1 985

and

1 980 and used for 20 yea rs, d u ring which 1 986, the c l u b c h a m p i o n s h i p i n 1 984 and

m e n's l i g htwe i g ht title.

U nlike m a ny c u rrent shells that a re m o l d e d from f i b e r g l a s s and m a n m a d e fi b e rs, t h e w o o d e n b o at i s r e m i n is c e nt of e a r l i e r d a ys. "The restoration of The M a rg e

a p remiere organ composition by uni versity organist e meritus David D ah l.

i s a p i e c e o f PLU h istory, a n d a

Various ex hibits repres enting

strong sym b o l of the p a st a c

Norwegian and Namibian visual arcs

c o m pl i s h m e nts o f t h e a l u m n i

will be displayed.

w h o b u i lt t h e p r o g r a m u p ,"

For more inform ation and for

C o a c h To n e Lawver

'95

said.

online symposium registration visit

" M y first o uti ng as a m e m b e r of

II'UlII'. p/u. edu/tl'angccnte1:

the c rew te am was in that boat."

PLU welcomes new

tea m's e q u i p me nt, and it to o k

faculty in many different divisions new group of distinguished pro fessors are teaching, researching and learning at PLU this fall. They are: Geun Ahn, visiting assis tant p rofessor of economics; Andrea A rai, visiti.ng assistant p rofessor of anthropology; John Paul Avila, visiting assistant pro fessor of art; Daniel Bloomingdale, visit

1 977

fire d e stroyed all the

years of h a rd work a n d d o n a t i o n s f r o m fri e n d s o f th e te a m t o b u i l d a new boath o u s e a n d b u y n e w s h e l l s . The M a rge, a s it's affecti o n ately kn own, was one of those b o ats. It was n a m e d for Anderson, who h e l p e d pay for it and wh ose s o n Ti m

'76 was

a m e m b e r of the

team. B ut it had fallen i nto disrepa i r, so the te a m s o u g ht the g u i d a n c e of Rat I s l a n d Rowi n g C l u b in Port Townsend, Wa sh. I t t o o k n e a rly and

250

h o u rs o f stu d e n t l a b o r

h o u rs o f p rofess i o n a l restoration work t o c o m p lete . T h e bea utif u l ly

refu rbished boat was rededic ated in A p ri l a n d went o ut for a row. Anderson was i l l a t the time a n d could not atte n d the c e re m o ny. S h e died i n J u ly. Lawver, who said the te a m h a s raised n e a rly

$7,000

by g a thering s p o n s o rs,

h o p e s to d i s p l a y the boat on c a m p u s s o m ewhere.

ing assistant professor of comm unica tion and th eater; Gillian Boice, profes sor of military science; Kirsten Christensen, visiting assistant professor of languages and literature; James Clapper, dean of the School of Business; Kristin Cloyes, assistant p rofes sor of nursing; H. Evren Damar, visiting assistant p rofessor of economics; Paul

(TO P ) Heather S hort '04. left, and Katie S ch l e p p '05 s a nd the shell.

Davis, assistant professor of chemistry; Martine Fortune, visi ting assistant

( R I G HT) David Bentsen '05

professor o f l anguages and literature; Fredericka Gilje, visiting associate p ro fessor of nursing; Neal Joh nson, P h . D . , visiting assistant professor o f economics;

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Even PLU students can go hungry; research looks into how to help hen a cop sClldenr cold Professor Samuel Torvend she would have co rurn a

paper i n late, he was surprised. Her reasons s h ocked h i m . T h e student, a young mother, told To rvend h e r husband lost h i s job, they couldn't pay t hetr mortgage and she had Cllrncd to a food bank co feed her fam ily. Ton'end '73 started aski ng questions of other professors and spur r i ng d iscussions in classes where h e repeatedly heard s i m i lar stories. Single parents, young married students or mi li tary fam i l ies are most often the o n es who need help putting food on [he rabie, he said. " Hunger rates i n the state are among the highest in the country," he said. "That is to some degree reflected i n our off-campus, non-tradi tional aged stUdents. The real i ty is, some of our off-campus students might have enough fu nds to pay theit tuition bur not enough to eat." But i t's rarely spoken o f because of the shame people feel at needing help. A n d i t's usually churches tbat hel p the often-silent hungry. Torvend, a religion p rofesso r who has always been i nterested in the h istory ofJews and Ch.ristians as " meal-keeping people" and has written and taught about h u nger, decided co research the extent of hunger in Pierce County and how religious and human i tarian organ izations are helping. He and Matthew Tabor '05 received

the fi rst Kelmer Roe Research rellowsh i p in the hu manities fo r student-faculty research. They sClldied the prevalence of h unger and malnu trition and how c h u rc hes respond. They believe i t's the first time such a project h as been done. The pair assumed religious and h u manitarian groups were the primary 8 PLU SCENE" W1NTER 2004 > LIFE O F TH E MINO

Matt Ta bor '05 and Professor S a m u e l To rve n d '73, spent th e s u m m e r rese a r c h i n g how c h u r c h e s resp o n d t o th e g row i n g h u n g e r p r o b l e m i n t h e P u g e t S o u n d a re a . T h e y r e c e i v e d t h e f i r s t K e l m e r R o e R e s e a r c h F e l l o w s h i p to c o m p lete t h e i r work.

providers of food fo r the hungry. "\Ve had no idea how vast this network is," To rvend said. They interviewed dozens of people at area resources and found that i ll addition to foo d banks, gro u ps offcr hot meal sites and del ivery, operate farms and a cannery and orga nize fundÂ raisers L ike hunger walks. And. while the resources a re deep, the need i s growing, Ton'end said. H e said research shows many people receiving help from food banks are working fam i lies - many working more than one

((When we speak with groups about the ala'rming increase in food insecurity in Western WashingtonJ we are usually met with initial disbelief Âť TorvendJs report said.

job - who still can't afford groceries. The other common users are the elderl y, the mentally ill and m i l i tary depend ents. Many family budgets are sq u cezcd tight when a soldier is called u p to active d u ty or deployed , And still, the majority of society doesn't realize the breadth of the p roblem, even as the gap between the richest and poorest I\m ericans continues to widen, Torvend said. "When we speak with groups about the alarming increase in food insecurity in Western Wash i ngton, we are usually met with i n itial d isbelief," Torvend's report said. "No one hears about it. This reality is i nvisible to most people." Tabor looked through fou r years of regional newspa pers for anicles about the hungry and found only a few examples. The pair also discovered that even the churches that are reach i n g Out could do a better job of raisi ng awareness of tbe problems in their own COml1l.U n [[(es. Tabor, who hopes to attend law school next year and work on social justice

issues, also helped Cl'earc rhe profile of hunger in Wesrern Wash ingcon and esrablished a ncc'vvork of alum n i who work in hunger relief age ncies. " I feel very privileged to have been involved i n a project that has b rought rogerber rhe PLU communiry and those in rhe o u tside commLlI1ity who are in rhe mosr need," Tabor said. "A major bridge has been builr berween rhe somerimes exclusive Lutedome and rhose worki ng for dramaric change i n r h e l ives of r h e h ungry." Torvend is 'vvri ring "The Origins of Chrisrlan Public Services i.n Early Christianity," th e second in a projected series of five books. Th e firsr book, " Daily Bread, Holy Meal," a popular work i nrcnded for a lay audience, examines rhe erhical dimensions of jewish and Chrisrian meal pracrices. Along wirh rhe dara rhey garhered, Torvend said he has learned "how easy it is co find yourself in a miserable si(llation." His nexr research phase will l oo k a t r h e causes of h unger and poverey. " [ n dle wealrh iest narion on rhe face of the earrh, we h ave rhe h ighesr incidence of hunger and poverry," Torvend said. "\Vhy can'r we figure rhis our?" [ID

Kenneth Blaha, associ:u-e profess I' of com purer science and c( mpucer engineering, co-authored a multi narional, mlllti-instirutional srudy of srudenr-generared software designs accepted for publ ication in rhe Proceedings of rhe fourth annual Finnish/Bairic Sea Conference on Computer Science Education in Norrh Kardia, Finland Oct. 1 -3.

Fe llo wship in the hum,mities i n honor of

Naomi's fathel� who taught Greek, religion a,nd philosophy at PLU fi'om 1 947-1967

Kelm er Roe died lastyear at age 1 00. The

Nothsteins originalb' thought about sta rti ng a scholarship but decided a fellowship that UJouLd encourage research was more fitting. The)' were impressed with Torvend and Tabor's resct!rch when they heard about it. My dad UJould be very pleased, n Naomi

said.

Thc)l like the collaborative nature of student-fondty research, because Roe was close to his students, she said, and he and his

Sheri Tonn, vice president for finance and operarions, had a patrol vessel named afret" her in thanks fOI' her longrime commir111 ent co clean up Commencemenr Bay. Tonn is a founder and board member of Cirzens for a Healrhy Bay.

Rick Spillman,

professor of CO I11 puter science and computer engineer ing, published "Classical and Conremporary Cryptology." The book was reviewed in journal of rhe American Cryptogic Associarion. Jessica Sklar, assisrant professor of marhemarics, published a paper ritled "Binomial Rings" in Commun icarions in Algebra in April. Matt Smith,

Naomi (Roe '53) and Don '50 Nothstein funded the endowed Kelmer Roe Reseal'ch

Developing Mathcmarical "leas Leadership I nsritute in Massachllsetrs in july. two-week

assisran t professor of biology, co aurhored a paper titled "Glutamic Acid Decarboxylase 67 (GAD67) Gene Expression i n Discrere Regions of rhe Rom'al Preopric Area Change D uring rhe Oesrrous Cycle and with Age," which was published in journal o f Neuroendocrinology.

Celine Domer.

associate professor of mathematics, arrended Leadership Institute 2004: Building Capacity for Successful Implementation of the In tegra({�d Marhemarics Program i n Colorado. She and Patricia Chastain, assistant professor of educarion, attended a

Stan Sanvel Rubin, director of PLU's Rai nier Wriring Workshop low residency master's in fine arts creative writing program, published a new book of poerry ritled "Five Colors." Solveig Robinson,

assistanr professor of English, and Peter Grosvenor, associare professor of pol itical science, each pub lished arricles in the new edition of the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. Robinson's first article discusses Vicrorian radical poet El i za Cook and her second arti cle focuses on minor Catholic novel ist and ph ilanrhropisr Lady Georgiana Charlotte Fullerton. Grosvenor's arricle di scusses A.J. Penty, an architect and social rhinker. Jeffrey L. Staley, visiring assistant professor of religion, publ ished two essays. The firsr, "Changing Woman: Toward a Posrcolonial Postfeminisr [n terpretarion ofAcrs 1 6. 1 -40," was published in "A Feminist Companion to the Acts of rhe Apostles" and is a revision of a previously published essay. The second, "Choosing berween Twos: Apocalyptic Henneneurics in Science Fiction, The Radical Righr and Recent H isrorical Jesus Scholarship," was published in "The l'vleani ngs We Choose: Hermeneurical Erhics, Indeterminacy and rhe Conflict of [nrerprerations."

wife, Hannah, often invited students and former students to their home near PLU LIFE O F THE MINO > PlU SCENE WINTER 2004

S tudents spend weekend discovering how they are Meant to Live

PLU SCENE WINTER 2004 > FEATURES

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SCOTT WYATI WAS A SUCCESSFUL S EATTLE ATIO RNEY WITH A HAPPY FAMILY, BUT SOMETHING WAS MIS SING. HE DIDN'T KNOW WHAT HIS PASS ION AND HIS S ENS E OF PURPOSE WERE.

It was d u r i n g a tri p to the fonne r Soviet U n i o n that he fi rs t had an idea that

wo u l d become his l i fe's wo rk. Wyatt was struck by the many s i m i larities between nations and e t h n icities, rat h e r than the d i fferences. He came up w i t h the idea o f a "companion flag" that wo uld fly along with nati o n al flags t h roughout the world as a sym b o l of all that h u m a n b e i n gs have i n com m o n , s u c h as concern fo r loved o n es and a desire fo r h e a l t h and k nowledge. "Someti mes ideas j uSt stick with you," Wyatt told an audience of students at the Meant ro Live c o n ference, designed to h e l p students fi nd p u r pose i n t h e i r lives. "I h ad a reve lation that i f 1 was about to die and I had nOt at least tried ro Starr th is, I

Sc ott Wyatt e n c o uraged stude nts t o f i n d their passion in life.

wo u l d con sider my l i fe a fai l u re . "

Twelve years after h i s fi rst t h o u ghts abo u t i t, Wyatt closed his l aw p ractice and fo rmed Companion Flag S u p pOrt Inte rn atio n a l .

" I 've nevn loo ked back," h e s a i d . The flag h e designed now fl ies at schoo ls fro m

Kenya t o Uzbekistan and C h i na. After h i s tal k, two stud e n ts approached h i m h o p

ing

fly the flag o n c a m p u s a n d i n Armen i a.

Wyatt and oU1cr dynamic speakers rold their srories ro h u n dreds of students thro u g h o u t the co n ference, urging t h e m ro fi n d t h e i r true p u rpose. " Li s t e n ro t h at voice i n s ide yo u," \�yatt said. S tu d e n ts made a rapt audience at a series o f panels, tryi ng to heed t h at vo ice. M eant ro Live was a student-run event designed ro e n cou rage stu dents ro l ive a l i fe of passi o n , p u rposeful conviction and courageous action to acco m p l i s h so m e t h i n g tru ly good. "We wa n t t h is to be a time of i n s p i ration," said Laura Ch rissis '06, student coordi n ator fo r M,'a n t to Live, which ran fro m Nov.

5-7.

The p rogram was parr of Wild Hope, a five-year project th rough a grant from the Li lly E ndowment ro hel p colleges p l an program m i n g aro u n d vocati o n , h e l p i n g stu den ts fi n d their c a l l i n g o r pu rpose i n life. Meant ro Live plan ners wan te d speakers ro help students see beyond college :1l1d t h i n k abo u t more than Just careers. "There is someth i n g bigger out there - mak i n g a contri b u r i o n to society," said Joel Zylstra 'OS, a Meant to Live organizer who is also ASPLU president. Students , faculty - and even t h e panel ists t h e mse lves were i m pressed by M eant to Live. " W h e n I was a student, I had about e i g h t d reams a t once, and I never had an eve n t l i k e th is," s a i d Lars Clausen, the teacher a n d pastor w h o h a s u n i cycled t h rou gh t h e

Peter M a y e r p l a ys with g re a t f e e l i n g .

coull try. " I f ! was n ' t speaking here, I ' d b e s i g n i ng up to atte n d . " C l ausen's first [ [- i p t o PLU i m pressed h i m s o m u c h h e said h e h o p e s t o s e n d his

and 1 0-year-old c h i ldren here. C lausen, who has twO G u i n ness World Records to his name, has l ived a l i fe of adve n t u re and growth. Among other t h i ngs, h e has atte nded the Air Force Academy and five d i fferen t col leges. H e has b e e n an e n g i n eer, a campus pastor and a teacher. Today he teaches i n H o l d e n V i l l age, the seclu ded L u t h eran retreat i n Was h i n gton'S Cascade Mou ntains.

( P hoto o n l e ft) M e m b e rs of t h e M e a n t t o Live c o m m ittee enjoy a b r e a k from p l a n n i n g . La ura Chrissis '06, front, w a s stu d e n t c o ord inator f o r t h e weekend c o nfere n c e .

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David H anson '69, right, talks with a student after hi s presentation o n the environm e n t. Fellow p a n elist Jim M a rt i n - S c h r a m m '61 is to h is left.

He always enjoyed recreatio n a l u n icy足

cling, but he was compel led to t ak e it to a new level , tak i ng a long trip to raise money for rhe T nu p i a t Eskimos h e has served as a pastor in rural Alaska. H i s family suppo rted h i m a s he s o ld dle i r house, left h is j o b and p re p are d for the ride of his l i fe - a one-wheeled trip through every state.

He rode through a l i SO states, setting h is first record. H i s second was riding 202 m iles i n 24 ho u r s . Last s u m mer, he s p e n t 42 d ays r i d i n g fro m Va n c o u ve r, B ri ti sh C ol u m bia, to T ij u an a , Mexico.

H e had m o m en t s when h e d o u bted

The C o a ts g ave a r ousing p e rform a n c e . They a r e f r o m l e ft, Keith And erson, D o u g Wisness, J a m i e D i ev e n ey ' 90 a n d Kerry D a h l e n .

his d ecision, won dering about the fi n a n c i al straits h e was p u tting h i s fam足 ily i n , but he k n ew i t was some th ing he was desti ned to do. His fam ily s upports h i m and ac c ompan i es h i m on his rides in an old motOr home. Clausen w ro te a book about h i s first trip, "One Wheel, M a n y Spokes."

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It d i d n ' t sell well, which was a d isap足

p o i n t me n t and also a lesson.

"Your and my fai l u res are some of the most impor t ant t hings we have in o u r l ives," he said. He l i kes u nicycl ing because he s i ts up high and goes only abou t 1 0 m iles per hour, giving him a great view and time to enjoy it. H i s trip also re q u i re d h i m t o trust that he wou ld b e safe, while re c og n i zi n g h is vulnerabil i ty to the cars on the road and the strangers on his journey. "If we allow ou rselves [0 become vul足 nerable, we really get to know peo p le," he sai d . "You get [0 see what a g i ft i t is to be alive . " Clausen u rged stude nts n o t t o wait until retirement [0 do the t h i ngs t he y long to try. B u t he and other panelists [Old students not to get discouraged i f they don't already have a clear idea where there l ives are going.

\Vyatt askcd the audi cnce, " How man)' people here k now what their pas sion is?"

amazing to see what students can pull off," Ch rissis said. Wild Hope Project D i rector Paul Menzel said they needed m i n i mal guid ance.

Only a fraction raised the i r hands, as h e expected. " I didn't know for a long time eit her. I thitlk most people throughout their lives do not have that sense that they're doing e xac rly what they should be. YOll have so much time to crystallize yo u r fu ture more than you probably see," he said. " Do n ' t feel pan icky, bllt don't fal l a.s leep."

"\Ve were amazed at how they thought ahead of us," he said. Other Wild Hope programs at PLU include upcoming weekend retreats and redesigned i nquiry seminars fo r new students during J-Term, facu l ty initia tives and more. All are he l p i ng PLU S[lJ d e n ts become the thoughtful, contextu ally aware, com mitted and creative lead ers the world needs.

The weekend i ncl uded performances by the a capella band The Coats and gui tarist, vocalist and songwriter Peter Mayer, who al l use music to uplift and bri ng peoph: together. Panels were held on healing the world., educating the wo rld, protecting the world, serving in the world, communi caring i n the world and changing the world in business, politics and ministry.

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"You're going [0 have a college degree. You can do almost anyth ing with that," Foster said.

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w h i l e Chris G re e n '04, listens.

Organ ize r A ngee Foster '05 said she wants peoph: [0 think about all the opportuni ties available [0 them instead of worrying about picking a major that wi ll cam them money.

Panelists inclu ded former SLlperintendent of Public Instruction Judith BiJlings '69; Jim Martin -

B e n S h i n g e n g e '91, who works for the United Nations, a n swers a q u estion from the a u d i e n c e ,

kno

From l e ft, Dan D o n o h o u e '05, Kate B o e tt c h e r '07 a n d M a ry J o M a rq uardt '05, perform with Peter Mayer at t h e closing c o n c e rt after taking part in a g u itar c l i n i c with him earlier in t h e day.

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to be ali e.

Schra m m '69, professor of religion at Luther Col lege; David H anson '69, exec u tive directo r of Alaska Mental Heal th Trust Land Office; Kelvi n Ceasar, senior com m u n i ty building and inVl'stmenr associate for the United Wa), of Pie rce Coun ty; Michael Gilben, reporter for The News Trib u ne; Lisa Sutton '79, assistant attorney general fo r Wa sh i n gt o n : Ben Shi ngenge, fi rst secre tary of economics for the Re public of Namibi a's delegation to rhe U n i ted Nations in New Yo rk, as wel l as mem bers of the Board of Regents, other grad uates and PLU professors. Al l the panelists and performers were chosen and contacted by the student plann i ng com mi ttee, abo u t 15 students who starred brainstorming l as t spring. "I t's 1 00 percent student-designed. It's

in fu ture careers. Derek Lunde '05 has designed the graph ics and Web site for Meant to Live. Lunde, a business major, hopes to go into advertisi ng, public relations or marketing. He spent count less hou rs designi ng banners, programs and advertisements.

" I t's already paying o ff seei n g those banners in Red Square," Lunde said. Menzel has been consistcnrly i m p ressed with the studenr, facult)" and staff part i c i pation and creativi ry i n the entire Wi ld Hope project. "We're being un ique and different in our Exploration of Vocation project, fu nded by (he Lilly Endowment," he . said. " We are t ry i ng to make a d i ffer ence in this institlltion fo r the long run, and to h ave all students think abo ut their whole l ives." �

Lars C l a u s en gave his add ress from atop h i s unicycle, l e a n i n g a g a inst the w a l l for s u p p o rt. 'I l i ke it up here - I c a n see you a l l : he s a i d .

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howing s t u d e n ts that l i fe at PLU doesn't scap at the b o rders o f campus, t h is year's oriencation coo k s c u de n cs "On the Road" as pare of their firs t weekend o f college. M o re t h a n 500 freshmen a n d transfer studencs expe rienced Tac o ma in a d i ffe re nc way - d o i ng every thing from kayak ing i n Commencemenc Bay, h i k i ng and scuba d iving CO getting decked out fo r the Roy Rodeo, vo l u n ceering

at the local c h ildren's mus e u m and watching i n dependenc films dowmown. " I t's abo u t giving them a better sense o f who they are and what they're go ing co do fo r the worl d , " said Eva J o h nson '95, i n ce rim direccor of Stud e n c Involvemenc and Leaders h i p. " O n t h e Road gave t h e m a chance

see h o w PLU w i l l transform them."

According co Kathleen Farrell, assista n c dean of s tudencs, On the Road was design cd give

new

s cuden cs the chance co meet others with the same i n tcrests, demons trate that PLU

i s pare o f the surro u n d i n g co m m u n i cy and that fac ulty and staff are i nvolved in l i fe oll Cside the classroom and

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Ict scudencs learn ab o u t them selves and the co m m u n i ty. Volunreers fo r

the 39 trips i nc l u ded 50 fac u l ty and staff vo l u n ceers and 80 co n c i n u i ng s tudencs. "We wamed a way co aJlow studen ts co find those connections in the fi rst weekend," said Kris t i n S inger 'OS, who worked heavily with new studenc programming as an SIL intern last year. Some of the trips were p u re fu n, whil e others gave s t u dencs a chance co vo l u n ceer. "The idea was co get studencs co build a sense o f co m m u n i ty and co get i nvolved with the co m m u n icy - ca fi nd their ro le," J o h n son said. Fres h m an Abigail McLane, who plan s co be

social worker, chose co take part i n the Three

Cedars AIDS project because her u ncle died of AI DS when she was younger. Three Cedars proÂ vides housing and care services

people living with AIDS. The vol u n ceers worked co i m p rove

the gco u nds - both by doing yard work olltdoors and cleaning and reorgan izing the basement. McLane said she had no idea such a place exi s ted. "It was fu n to in ceracr with the people there," she said. "They were really appreciative." Laura Polcyn '75 and '79, assistant co the president, led that project. Her brother died of

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H I T T I N G R O A D T H E AIDS-related complications, and she is

provides. Some of the students on

cn:asurer of the board of the Pierce

that trip, which was hosted by the

Couney AIDS foundation.

Vo l u n teer Cente r, returned to the

"When you see a disease that has

C h i ldren's Center for I n to the Streets,

such a la rge i mpact on society, you

an annual service event in which vol足

want to give bac k , " Polcyn said.

u n teers provide a variety of services to

"Taking a group of students to a proj足

the com m u n i ty. And, a few of tbose

ect where they wou ld l earn abo u t

s tudents spoke to the m useum staff

AIDS seemed l i k e t h e righ t t h i n g

about vol u n teering once a month. With plans to continue the program

to do." Carlee S m i th 'OS, an orientation gu ide

who

co-hosted

the

T h ree

in the fut u re, Johnson hopes students w i l l look not JUSt at what they get Ollt

(lIt '5 not just about going out and doing

something, but going out and see ing bow we can ma/,e a difference. )) - L,'lura Polcyn Cedars project, said i n teracting with

of PLU, but what they can give while

the people there helped connect what

they're here.

they were doing with reaLi ey.

O n the Road gene rated an increase

STUDENTS G ET A

D IFFERE IT VIEW

One of the men who talked to them

in involve ment not o n ly o ff campus,

had tried to ftx u p the yard, but i t

but on cam p u s as wel l. " We've seen a

IlIUlJGE OF G Li\SS

made h i m too tired. " H e was happy to

phenomenal t u rno u t to events this

have the yard at a point h e could

year t h at wou ld have seen only a

TACO MA ;\S I'ART OF ;\

maintain i t," McLane said.

sprinkling of s tudents i n the past,"

Polcyn sai d helping people with a re al need was part of the learni n g

Johnson said. Take, for example, salsa danci ng. by H o ng I n ternational

experience. " It's not j u s t about going

S p o n s o red

o u t and doing somethi ng, b u t going

Hall, the O n the Road the p rogram

o u t and see ing how we can make a

taugh t 45 incomi ng students how to

d I fference," she said. ''I ' m convinced

salsa dance, and also involved a movie

some of the students will get i nvolved

and d iscussion. Later in the semester,

with 1I'0 rk touching the l ives of more

as part of Diversity Week, more than

people l iving with AIDS. Another group helped out at the

1 50 s tudents showed u p to learn salsa, h u l a and belly dancing.

C h i l d ren's Museum of Tacoma -

"Students want co be a part of what足

changing the exh i bits and learn ing

ever community they're i n," McLane

more abo u t the services the museum

said. "That makes them more active." !ill

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PLU SCENE WINTER 2004 > FEATURES

By Katheri ne Hedland Hansen '88

C A L L

H E R

AM BASSAD O R BA :� :� Joyce B a rr a lways knew s h e wa nted t o see the world. As a young graduate wo rking for an insurance company, Barr '76 set her sights on a career in the Fo reign Service. The first step was passing th e rigorous test, wh ich some pessimists warned her she'd never do. eel decided I wo uld take the test fo r five years, and if nothing happened, I would do so mething else," said Barr, 5 2 . After h e r third attempt, she got a familiarly disappointing letter saying she had failed. Then two days later came a surprise phone call with the news that she'd been sent the wrong letter. Her years of work had paid o ff, and she joined the Foreign Service at a time when women o f color made up a small percentage of the employees. Twen ty-five years later, Barr speaks Swed ish and

i nrernational relations. She also has become used to

Rus ian, has earned two master's degrees from H a rvard

moving frequently and be ing far away from fri ends and

Un iversity and the National Defense University, and has

fami ly.

been around the world, servi ng State Departmenr posts in Europe, Africa, Asia and the U n i ted States. She just assumed one of the deparrmenr's tOP posi tions

an ambassadorsh ip. She is the ambassador to

Nam i bia, an African nation that coinciden tally has many other tics to PLU. "Thl' top of the l i n e i s to be an am bassad or," said

" I t' s very exciting, but it's not without cost," she said. " I t's a strong com mit men t and you're always on d u ty. I f someth i n g happens i n the m iddle of the night, you get the call." Her first overseas post was in Sweden, and she spent six months learning Swed ish i n preparation. She worked in the consular section, issuing visas to Swed ish

Barr, who for all her accomplishments is modesr and

nationals and helping American travelers who had lost

down-to-earth, with a broad sm ile and keen sense of

their passports or needed other aid from the embassy.

h u mor. She assumed her post in late September and is set tling in to life in the democratic southern African coun try o f abour 1 . 8 m i llion people. English is the official

language, but there are nine major ethnic grou ps, many

"For most people, i t might be the only interaction they ever have with an em ba.<;sy," she said. " I t's kind of l i ke our front l i n e . " S h e most recently served a s t h e counselor for manage menr affairs at the U.S. Embassy in Kuala Lumpur,

of whom speak in their native tongues. She is based i n

Malaysia. She enjoyed the Malaysian people, cultures

thl' capital o f Wi ndhoek.

and scene,y, but there were inc reased concerns about

The world has changed drastically in the decades Barr ha.<; been in the Foreign Service. She has faced danger,

security after the Sept. 1 1 , 200 1 , tet·rorist attacks.

Among her posts, she was ad m i n istrative officer at the

lost fri ends to terrorism and seen many changes in the

U.S. Em ba.'isy in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan. She had to

United States admin istration and a dramatic shift in

learn Russian fo r that job.

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wi th PLU's connecti ons to Nam i b i a. The J o i n t project between PLU, the U n ivers i ty of N a m i b ia and N o rway's Hed mark Colle ge was estab l ished i n

200 1 t o e n able sruden ts

become

world ci tizens, be aware o f global prob lems and c om m i t to creating construc

'1. s pe n t 44 weeks learn ing Ru ssian

tive responses to these problems i n the

when I was in my 40s," s he said w i t h a laugh, ad m i t ting it \Vas eas ie r

spirit of democracy and peace.

pick

PLU professors rrain N a m i b ian

u p the Swedish when she was in her

teachers i n ru ral schoo l s and PLU Stu

20s.

d e n ts arc going o n exchanges with the

H e r career has also i n clu ded posi t ions i n Wash i ngro n ,

D.C.

orher u n iversi ties. N a m i b i a n professors

Pearson

have been to PLU , and a PLU p residen

Fe llow she worked i n the U . S . Senate

t i al delegation visited N a m ib ia last year.

and tbe House of Representatives,

Barr hopes to have the chance to

where she fo cllsed on the AIDS e p i d e m ic i n sub -Sah aran Africa a n d on trade

o f whom hold h igh gove r n m e n tal

development. She also worked on h u man rights and i n rern ational organi zation a ffai rs at t.he State Depart m e n t . B a r r also h a s s p e m r i m e i n rro u ble spots. S h e was based i n Sudan d ur i n g t h e s t a r r o f the first G u l f War a n d was evacuated along with all other A m e ricans. Th e logistics o f movi n g everyone and their beLo n g ings on short n o t ice were a chal lenge. ' C I t was more stressful than scary," she said. The 1 988 terrorist b o m bings of two

u.s. embassies in A frica h i t Barr hard.

Terrorists struck the em bassy in Kenya and a n o ther in Tanzania, k i l l i n g 224 peop l e , i n c l u d i n g 1 2 Americans. S o me

5,000

" It's very exciting, but it's not without cost.

It's a strong

commitment and you're always on duty.

you get the call."

fo r everyo ne." S he is careful l10r to d i scuss pol i t i cs,

and almost all of the Kenyans who d ied.

these da)rs to be an American d i plo

It was overwhelmi ng."

l11 a r . )) This l i fe can be hard on fa m i lies and

Tanzania, and wo u l d have been t h e re

relatio nshi ps, ad m i ts Barr, who is

when that e m b assy was bombed, b u t

d ivorced and does nor have ch ildren. " \Xf hen there's a crisis a t home and

"That s h ook the e n t i re Stare

Department LI p," she said. " E mbassies t.hat had been considered a low t h reat

they call yo u r by the time you get back, it can be roo l a te . " S h e keeps i n [Olich with fam i ly and

for terrorism had become targers.

fri e n d s , visiting when she's on break

Kenya was n ' t o n the radar, and n e i t h e r

from work and encou rages them to

was Tan zania. \life changed a lot of o u r

travel

proced u re s i n response to these b01l1b

l Ilgs."

h e r often exo t i c posts. E-mail

has made i t m uch eas i e r to keep u p . Barr re k i n dled her relations h i p with

With the 9/ I I attacks and the I raq

\Xia r, Americans a re much more aware

of the potC'nrial dangers i n ternationally. " Now I t h i n k i t's rhe same s (O ry a l l

She e ncourages orhers to consider a career in the Foreign S e rvice. The i n i tial test re q u i res b road knowledge o f s u b jects, and her l i beral arts ed ucation helped. "In that respect, PLU i s perfect because you know a li ttle b i t about everyrhi ng," she said. " Yo u k now how to The opport u n i t ies fo r trave l, lea rn i n g wo rth the acco m panying h a rd s h i p s .

" / t h i n k ir's an exce l l e n t career," s h e

s a i d . " Pe o p le should consi der it. The

U.S. needs i rs very best people coming

but concedes, " I t's more challe ngi ng

i n s tead was s e n t t o Tu rk m enistan.

rhe c o u n try.

the middle of the night,

open. I k new some o f the A m e ricans

She had considered an ass ignment ro

meet with c u r rent

and service t o h e r c o u n try are wel l

she said. "Terrorism cha nged secu rity

" Be fore all the viole nce, i t was easy ro

students and fac u l ty when they are i n

think and reaso n . "

people were i njured. Barr had

navigate," she sai d . " K enyans are very

posi tions, and

something happens in

se rved i n Kenya, which was one of h e r favo rite posts.

meer

with N a m i b ian graduates of PLU, many

PLU

and visited campus d ur i n g a rrip

home to Taco m a over the s u m mer. S h e Illet with representatives o f rhe Norway-Na m i b i a Project, which stud ies

help us keep our borders safe a n d

protect A m e ricans i n o r h e r coun tries." �

Eight Namibians graduated from PLU and retumed to serve then- home as part of a joint project with the Lutheran C/mrch that began in the late 1 9805. The)' arc Ku uva Kongeli '9 1 ,

seniorjiJ1"ellsics cOl1tmllcl}m· the Department ofHome Affairs; Lou isa M u petam i '92,

deputy director o.fscientific services for the Ministry of Emrinm menl" a.ad Tourism; Pe n d a Naanda '92, personal assistant t o the minister

fo rforeigl1 ciffain; Lahja Kandongo, '94, chiefreporterfor the

Na mibian Broadcast Corporation; Edwin

Tj i ramba '94, director ofcommunications

and marketing at the UniIJcnit), of Namibia; Ben S h i ngenge '9 1 , jint secretalJ' ofeconom

icsfllr the Nepublic of Namibia's delegation to the

United Nations in New )'ork; a n d

over the wo rl d - Americans have t o pay

the Nord ic approach to p eact' and

Tho mas Shikongo '95 and Eva-Liisa

closer arrenti oll

d emocracy and said she was i m p ressed

(Sh i lamba) Kafidi '92, who are educators.

t h e i r s u rrou n d i ngs,"

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Regents bring experience to help further PLU's mission hy would anyone walH to be a regen t at PLU) Prestige? We ll, not really. And there's no compensation for meetings, and you need ro make m id -w i n eer trips ro cam pus and then they will ask you for money! A fter servin g fo r six years begi nning i n the mid-'90s, I just agreed ro another term as a member of PLU's Board of Regents. Sound crazy? No. I'm con vinced of the value of educati on fo r a l i fe of pu rpose. I thi n k PLU does a good job at that, so it's worth my time. As a Lutheran busi nessman, l like the Lutheran accent that is part of PL'U's h eri tage and present life. Regents arc a part of the team that makes ed ucation with values possible by promoting an atmosphere fo r order ly growth as well as an atmosp here of freedom for the spirit of i n q u iry. Regents are a m icrocosm o f the uni vers i ty'S constituency. Some arc alumni, some h ave k ids that go or have gone to PLU and some just enjoy being a part of a team they believe is work i n g effec tively. Some regents come from as far away as M innesota and Missouri. \Xlh e n they gather for t h e i r th ree meeti ngs each year, they bring with them life experience as wel l as their professional i n s ights. Rege n ts serve smggered terms, so there is always a core of experience as each new board is assembled. The regents' chief tasks are ro set the policies th:.1t h o ld the school rogethrr fro m year ro YC:.1r, to listen ro fac u l ty, administrative, student and se rvice per sonnel voices descri be how things are run n ing on the ground. They review and discuss reports and plans for action, then establish policy and pro vide i n p u t ro the plan n i n g process based on the i r outside experience. I'm h appy ro be a regent. I've al w:lYs fel t I receive more t h an I give each time I come to campus. It's heartening to see

Loren Anderson

Neal Arntson [),l l e Iknson,

Po rt la nd ,

Or<'.

Dr. C)'m h i a Edwards, TillO l1l,l Dr. Willi,l l1l

Wash.

hwg'" Vashon I s l a n d .

Robar {�ol1l ll lkiewicz, Red m o n d , Was h . Robt'rra GOOdIlOW, M e d i n a , Wash. B i s h o p Robert Hofsrad, Taco ma

David Gn'enw" od, MOl1[e ellif.

Sen.'llo,

A n n e I lafer, Wile,Hon, I I I . Roe Harlen , A ppl<- Valley, M i n n .

Larry Neeb

Richard I f i l d a h L Longbranch. Wash .

JUSt how much work h as been done si nce the last time I was there, how many people contin u e ro p ray and pay so that PLU can p rosper. I love to visit the l i b rary to "smell the books" and see all that learni n g acro ss the cel1turies available at my fingerrips ... especially if I'm at one of the computers. Best of all, though, I e njoy being among the students. They re m i nd me again of how wonderful it i s to be young. I know that with their youth, they w i l l h ave time to recover from m is takes, but most impo rtant to d iscover fo r themselves that hard work and s p i rit can overcome almost any obs tacle. I wouldn't descri be my fellow regen ts as "you ng," but they h ave accumu lated m Lich wisdom and experience t h r ough the years. So we have yo uth and experience a.t PLU. Come, let us marry our fo rtunes toge ther fo r a better world. [ID

By Larry Neeb, fJl-U lloard afRegel/ts

Larry Neeb is president of Creative

Co mmunications for the Pal'ish in St. Louis,

Mo. He rcceilJed PLU's 2001·2002 J\lu mni

James H llshagen, Taco ma Kathlr,'n Jacobson, nend, Or<,.

Darcy Johnson, M ,'rn'r Isl ,lnd, \Vash. Katheri ne Jo h n son , Shordirw, \Vash .

B,'wrly K n U[ /.en, Shelron, Was h . I\nne Lon�, Ikll,'vu(" \V'L,h. M i c h e l l e Lllng, Castro Valley, Cll i f

Kurris tvt.ayt· r. Tacnnl,l R,'\,. Kathleen D. McCa l l l l m , d 'Alelle, Idaho

Coe ur

Donald M o rk,'n, Ikllevllc, Wash.

Rev. Larry N " ,'h, F<'l1[on, Mo.

Kim Nessl'i'lllist, Kcnm or,', \V,lsh. Bishop Ri c h a rd Umland, {, r",l[ Falls,

Mont. Ka rt'n Phillips, M crcer I s lan d , Wash. .'-'l aHin I'i h l , K" t,hikan, Alaska Carol Q u i gg, Spokane, Wash.

Jeffrey Ri ppey, Porriand, O r<'. J i m StJllftcr, ivi issollla, M o n t .

S u s a n Srringa, lkllevllc, Wash. E i lecn T�lIcf'o n, Gig H ar b o r, Wash.

A nd rew Turner, Seattle

Rt'\'. Jllhn V.lSwig, Edgt'wood, Was h .

Pen'r Wang, Pebble Ikaeh, Calif. ll i s l l llp M a r t i n Wclls, Spokane, Was h .

Rev. D e a n \Vigsrrom, Silverton, On'.

Special Recogn ition J\lva.rd.

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S u m m e r l e a g u e s ke e p Lute b a s e b a l l p l a y e rs o n th e fie l d i n the a re a a n d a b ro a d fter putting together one of the best seasons i n the h istory of PLU baseball l as t sp ri ng, head coach Geoff Loom i s and several of h is p layers Joined other teams for s u m me r play. Loom is' s u m mer team won a national champions h i p, and he was named manager of the year. Pitcher Matt Serr '05 was i nvited to play for a collegiate travel i n g team that s pe ne two weeks i n Holland i n early J u ly and won a n elite tournament. Several others took p art i n other s u m mer league play. " I t was an experience I'll never forget," Serr said.

C o a c h G eoff Loornis

"Meeting guys from all over the U n i ted S tates and from The

Netherlands and all over E u rope was great. I t was really ncat seeing a d i fferen t cou nery and their values. " The tour was s ponsored by I nt ernational S po rts Tou rs, based i n Los Angeles, which arranges tou rs in 1 2 spo rts including basl:'baLl i n 2 3 CO Ull tril:'s. Serr first learned o f the baseball tou rnament fro m Loomis, and was selected fo llowing an appl ication process. Players are se.lecred based on their grades, playing talent and co m m u n i ty involve me n t. The next s te p was fu nd-raisi ng. Serr needed to raise S2,400 for the tri p. He sent out about 40 letters and raised abo u t half from fam ily and friends. H e earned t h e rest working at Red Rob i n restaurant. The trip to Holland first stopped i n Cincinna ti, O h i o - where h e m e t a l l o f t h e U . S . players - and then went to Amsterdam. D uring the fi rst t h ree days of their s tay in Holland the team ran a baseball c l i n i c for kids. "That was a

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<CMeetingguys from all over

the United States and from The Netherlands and all over Europe was great. It was really neat seeing a different country. )) -Matt Serr great experience," SL:tT said . " I t was really neat because they looked u p t o us l i ke p rofessional baseball players." Then came a couple of practices and the games. The team, based in Apeldoorn - about an hour from Amsterdam - was called the Warriors. All of the players on the team were from NCAA Division I I I schools. The \Varriors WOrl all seven games against teams from Germany, Belgium, I taly and two other U.S. squads to cla.im the title. Sen played tt1 fou r games at t h i rd base or second base and p i tched in one game, tossing all five tt1 n ings of a 4-2 win. Even though he hadn't hit in a game in t h rel:' years, he still had seven hi ts in I I trips to the plate (a .636 aver age) and drove in fou r runs. "Coming together as a team and win ning the tou rnament was really signifi cant," S e r r said . When they we ren' t p l aying, the team toured the coun try. Stops i ncl uded the home of Holocaust s u rvivor Anne Frank. The main mode of transporta tion was bicycle. "Anytime the team wanted to go o u t we'd ride our b i kes everywhere," Sen said. O thers spent the s u mm e r p l aying closer to home. Tyler Stevenson '05, Jason M iller '05, Aaron Fulmer '06 and Chris Ullom '04 al l played for the Everett Merchants.

Loomis completed h is fourth season as manager of the Aloha Knigh ts, based in Portland, Ore. His team qualified for the National Baseball Congress' World Series, held i n August i n O maha, Ncb., and ended u p winning the national championshi p with a perfect 7-0 record. Loom i s was named the NBC National Manager of the Year. The Kn ights and the Merchants are i n t h e Pacific I n ternational League, a sum m e r "wood bat" league for collegiate p l ayers with 1 3 teams in Was h i ngton, Oregon and British Columb ia. U llom had a good season for the Merchants, h i tting .302 with fou r doub les, th ree triples and 1 1 RBI i n 2 6 games. H e graduated from P L U i n May and plans to start medical school tn January. H e also had a tryo u t in September- with the San D i ego Padres organization. Stevenson hit .244 in 3 2 games and M i l ler had a .220 batting average in 22 games, wh i l e Fulmer made nine appear ances as a p i tcher. Five other L u tes also saw action with summer teams. David Fox '06 p l ayed for the t ndependent Eugene (Ore.) B l u e Sox, w h i l e Jeff Calcy ' 0 7 played for another tndependent team, the M t. Hood Cardi n als, also based in Portland. Joe WaJling '05 was a member of the Tacoma Tugs of the .Men's Adult Baseball League, and Joe D i Pietro '07 and Roger Guzman '07 both played for the Yak i m a Beades Ame rican Legion team. Al l except Ullom w i l l return to the Lu te team next s pring and try to do even better than last year. The Lu tes won 23 games last spring, the second h ighest win total tt1 school h i s tory. Included were victories over eventual national champion George Fox and Eastern Connecticut S tate, which was ranked No. 1 in the nation most of the season and fin ished as the national runner-up. �

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Participants in Alumni College 2004 gather outside the Elizabethan Theatre at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.

Cheryl Hansen (left), associate director of interna足 tional admission, was traveling in Seoul, Korea, and met up with fellow Lutes Hae Soak Lee Yoon Icurrent PLU parenti Hae Young Yoon

'85 lfirst Korean gradu足

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Showing their Lute pride and wearing "Lutes for Life足 shirts on the bea ch of Playa Hermosa in Costa Rica

are Jennifer (Tolzmann '97) Aviles and Mari (Hoseth

'96)

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residency at University of Maryland in Baltimore and Mari teaches junior high in Sumner, Wash.

From left, Usa (Green) Sullivan

'95, Kirstan (Laatha)

Tobin '94, Brin (Miller) Seon '95, Larissa Berry '95, Angela Otto

'95

and Kirstin (Carnahan) Albaugh '95

gathered for a girls' reunion In San Oiego.

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o ta rvi ng artist G ra d u ate fi n d s work i n va ri o u s m e d i u m s

Shanna D u n c an's style ran g e s from da rk i m a g e s l i ke this t o m o r e whimsi c a l a rtwork. Photo by Andy S p rain '05.

R i ght now, c h a ra c ters from "Al i c e a n d Wo nd e rl a n d " i ntri g u e D u n c a n . Photo b y Andy S p ra i n '05

PLU SCENE WINTER 2004 >ALUMNI PROFfLES

or Shanna Duncan, arc isn't just a hob by. I t's a living. "People always picture the term starving artist, but it's not true," said Du ncan '00. "There's always work." Du ncan pai ms everything fr0111 menus co snowboards. She designs jew elry) paints m u rals in homes and restaurants and illustrates children's books fo r rwo different p resses. Her work ranges from dark images o f skulls and hearrs with wings co whimsical daffodils and "Alice in Wonderland" characters. "People forget rhere's design to every rhi ng," Du ncan said. "There are a lor of people who can draw, bur rhey j u s r look a r ir l i ke a hobby." In her firsr year ar PLU, Duncan, who rransferred in as a j u nior, was offered a job drawing chalk board menus ar Northern Pacific Co ffee Company, j u s t down t h e road from t h e un iversity. " 1 was f1ar broke and wrore a check hop ing i r wouldn't bounce)" she said. "The owner liked my signature so much, he asked me i f I wanted a job." And everyrhing snowballed from rhere. After designing a ta[[oo for a waitress at From rhe Bayou, another local business, Duncan gor a job paint ing menus and murals fo r rhe Cajun resraurant. D uncan says mosr o f her jobs come [0 her by chance. "Every job I've h ad has been rhat way," she said_ "Ie's aboU[ being i n rhe right p lace ar the right rime and being confident in yo ur art work. After graduaring with a bachelor of fi ne arts degree, Du ncan rook six months off [0 backpack rhrough Sourh America. She returned and worked as a grap hics il lus rrator fo r a clor h i ng re tail disrribucor and rhen a graphic arrisr in i n ternarional marketing for Labor Ready Corporarion. [n rhe meantime, she continued doing art fo r NPCC and From rhe Hayou. I r was rhen rhat the requesrs for her work started pouring in and Du ncan

left her job to concentrare on her art. Now, Du ncan works at From the Bayou as both a server and an artist. The rescauram's walls and ceilings are covered wirh murals rhar give ir a southern Louis iana fed, rhe menus are ind ividually hand paimed, and rhe tables and chairs are colorfully etched with designs and quores. "It's dark," Duncan said. " Bu r i r h as rhar playful elemem." Much of the work in rhe orig inal location is hers, and D u ncan was hi red co create rhe same feel ar rhe sec ond locarion in Puyal lup.

({I always have an idea) »

Duncan said. <Whether ies from me or someone else there )s some way to cultivate it and get it down on canvas) a chai� or anything. J) Working there, she says, has o pened rhe door [0 more opportuniries. Customers inquire abou t paintings and she's rhere co talk co rhem aboU[ ir, which ofren resulrs in anorher job. "1 always have an idea," Duncan said. "Whether ir' s from me or someone else rhere's some way co cultivare ir and get ir down on canvas, a chair, or any rhing." Du ncan's murals artracred rhe arren rion of p ro s nowboarders Marr and Te mple Cum mins) and she became an artisr designing snowboards fo r Lib Technologies. Srarting wirh a basic idea o f what rhe company wants, Du ncan p resents rh ree or fou r skerches. "A lot of rhe ti me, I jusr play o ff rhi ngs in my head," she said. Afrer the company p icks one, and she fi ne-runes i r, Du ncan takes a large p iece of s heer continued on next page

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rock, stretc hes canvas over it and begins to paint. The manufacturer tran sfers her designs to the boards. D u n can i s already work i ng o n snow board des igns for next year. S h e also designed all of th is seaso n's gra p h ics d i s p layed on T-sh i rts, hats, stickers and packaging - fo r Ivi an C u m m i n s ) One Ball Jay, a company that manufactures wax and o th e r accessories fo r snow board s , s kateboards and s u rfboards. Switchi ng styles i s no p roblem fo r D u ncan, whose h o use is filled with h e r o w n work. "You have t o adapt t o t h e n e e d s o f d i ffc rcnr c l i e ms." she said. All her artwork keeps her b u sy, but D u n can says she'll keep doing i t. "There are days when I'll p u t in

h o u rs on a

p a i n r i n g, " she sai d. " I t is a job, b u t i t's also a passi o n . " D u ncan , w h o can ' t even re member when she first starred pai n t ing, gor her i n s p i ra tion from her dad. " I re member learn i n g to paint bas i c s h apes," she said. " I t had to be perfect. H e was really deta. i l-orien ted . " D u n can s ays s h e was also i n s p ired by her professors and grad uating class at PLU. She started out in the bas i c class, m o re advanced than most s tu d e n ts, and was allowed to devel o p her own sched ule. Former art professor Lawry G o l d was a big i n f1ue nce o n h e r. " H i s w i l l i ng ness to let me pain t, and nOt keep me o n regi m e n , helped m e deve l o p q u i te a b i t, " she said. D u ncan says she will always remember her sen i o r art show because o f the work and the p e o p l e that wcre in i t. "There were so many taleR ted peo p le i n that gro up," s h e said. "We a l l fed o ff each orh er." �

B)I Nisha !\jm,mi IXI.l1ic '02

Grad works her way up

D u n c a n b l e n d s c o l o rs of o r a n g e , y e l low a n d red on a c a nvas. She says s h e's always c o m i n g up with n e w proje cts. P h oto by An dy S p r a i n '05.

That love of curre n t eve n ts , as well as

t h ro u g h , che v i d e o i s b a d , g u e s t s d o n ' t

to managing biggest

her strong drive and raiem, has landed

s how, and she has to keep the s h ow

Berger at C N N I n t e rnarional i n

fro m collapsi ng.

news stories for CNN

London, where s h e produces C N N

" Yo u can not have an o ff day - yo u

Today, B u s i ness In ternational a n d p re

have to come i n ready to p l ay," s h e said.

eidi Berger has a h unger for

pares specials 011 cu rrent events i ncl u d

"This i s where you can rcally s h i n e . "

news . " I think

i n g rhe Russian school siege and the

crave it," said

Berger '9 1 . "When I go to pick

u p something to eat, I p ick u p a fresh

po pc's anl1 lversary. Berger said she l ikes the a d renal i n e ,

Berger h a s b e e n s h i .n i ng s i n ce she was a srudem at PLU and heard a guest speaker talk abo u r rhe i m po rtance

newspaper. To me that's Jike a candy

rhe. fact t h a t every day is d i ffe rent.

of real-world exp erience . S h e d i d n' t

bar."

There are days when t h i ngs fal l

h ave any.

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" 1 remember thi n k i ng, 'I'm 1 9 and I'm beh i nd)'" B e rger said. Sh,e callght up. " My best advice to students is to get those internships by the time they grad uate," Berge r said. She fo und intern sh ips at TV stations i n Seattle and Po rtland, O re., and then became a news ass istant at KIRO TV earning $ 5 . 5 0 per hOllr, wo rking late nights during the fi rst Gulf War. That paid off, and when a news assistant's job opened up, KIRO h i red her. She worked at KGW i n Portland for three years a s a n assign ment editor fo r a magazine show, booking guests and setting up stories, and then was a public affairs producer working on public service annou ncemen ts.

C7 have no desire to be on the

you r fam i ly and house and comfort o r d o you take a risk?" Berger s a i d . " I fel t like I h a d ano ther layer in me." She took the job. She was a producer when the I raq War s tarred until the dec laration of the end of major combat, working 1 2-hour overn igh t shifts. She p roduced fou r hours of TV when the usual was o ne, gaining invaluable expe rience and showcasing her solid news ju dgment. "I h ave no desire to be on the air. My tale n ts are a real drive and thorough research. I'm always demanding I want the best shots," she said. Berger was assigned to London fo r a fo u r-week assign menr and retu rned to Atlanta, working fo r CNN domestic, p roducing Wolf Bli t�cr's weekday show. Then she got the cal l from London: They wanted her back on a full-time -

basis, and she re turned last summer. In November, she [['aveled to \Vales for "hostile envi ronment" train ing, which she hopes will lead to working in the fleld. Berger said her greatest challenge is studying u p o n i n ternational geograrhy and pol i tics - for the audience there. CNN In ternational is not seen i n the U.s., but i n the rest o f the world. Berger has enjoyed traveling o n the weekend and stays in touch with ber friends from college. Sh e's not sure how long she'll be overseas. "I just wan t to keep going," she said. Though much of her college experi ence was off-campus, she said PLU laid a great fou ndation. "It push ed me, it chal lenged me, and it made me think," she said. [§J ·By KatiJerine fled/aild Hal/sen '88

air. My talents are a real drive and thorough research, I'm always demanding

I want

the best shots. )) "I always knew I wanted to get i nto the newsroom," Berger said, but kept h i tting brick walls. She was told she n eeded local n ewsroom experience, so she app l i ed fo r jobs all over and ended u p in Maco n, G a., p roducing the local news. "Three months was all i t took," she said. She ret urned to Seattle as a news writer at KIRO and within a few mon ths was with KING TV, where she stayed fo r m o re than six years. S h e starred as a n overnight writer and moved up to prod ucing the 1 0 p.m. wee k n igh t news. Among her accom plishments, she coordinatcd coverage of the 9/ 1 1 attacks when she spent 1 0 days i n Washington, D.C. She loved KING, but wan tcd more responsibility, so she applied at stations in other major markets. She was offered a job by CNN I nternational in Atlanta a city not on her p re ferred l ist. "I had to ask mysclf, do you stay near

H e i d i Berger '91 makes d e c isiolls a bo u t how to present some of the worfd's biggest n e ws stories as a p r o d u c e r at C N N I nternational in Lo n d o n . P h o to c ourtesy H e i d i Berg er.

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C l a ss R e presentative positions availa ble:

Louetta (Brunner) Krippaehne died July B.

and 1 954 and was l e a d i n g scorer d urin g

Sound. S h e was an In novative e l e men

1 935, 1937, 1 938, 1 939, 1 941 , 1 942, 1 943, 1 944, 1 �46, 1 949, 1951, 1 952, 1 953, 1 960,

She worked a s the sec retary for Campus

h i s s e n i o r 'le a r - 370 po i nts . He is sur

M i nistry at PLU lor

vived by his three d a u g hters, SueAnn,

P i e r c e S c h ool District f o r more than 40

1 964, 1 965, 1 966, 1 967, 1 968, 1 972, 1 973, 1978, 1981 , 1 988, 1991, 1 992, 1996

A d e d i c ated c h u rch and community

D in a , a n d J a n a ; his son B ryan; a n d five

years a s a tea c h e r, elementary coun

lB years.

member, she was involved in many seIVice o pportunities. She was also a

g r a n d c hildren. One g r a n d d a u g h t er,

J o rdyn , preceded h i m in de ath .

C l a ss Representative - Volly ( N o rby) Grande

is s U IVived by her husband, Charles; d a ughters J a n i c e M. Nelson (Spencer).

Ga i l (Krippaehne '73) Easling and her husband, David Easling '73, and Naomi

1 9 .• 8

(Krippaehne '82) Warren (C la y); son

Stan Willis died July 3 1 . He began his career in education as a teacher at Parkland Elementary School and was

Steven Krippaehne '80 ( Le slie ); brothers Bernhard Brunner, Lawrence Brunner, and Louis Brunner '48, and 1 6 grandchildren.

principal at Parkland and Central ele

mentary schools. I n 1 959, h e returned to PLC and earned his master's of education degree. He went o n to enj oy a 35-year c areer with the D e partment o f Defense Dependent S c hools, w h i c h took h i m a n d

Class Representative - Edna (Haglund) Dorothy

h i s f a m i l y a b r o a d - 2 0 years i n S p a i n, 1 2

1 9� 1

in P u e rto R i c o a n d hree i n Germa ny. He

Wayne Bettinger d i e d Sept. 2. Before

was a n a r d e n t Lute, anending football

coming to PLC, he entered the U.S. Army

g a mes a n d m u s i c a l events, recruiting

a n d served in Intelligence and

students, s u p p o rting programs a n d serv

R e c o n n a i s s a n c e in the 6th Division. In

selor, e d ucation s p e c i a l ist, a n d ultimately a s p r i n c i p a l . D uring that time, she wrote a grant to fund the Head Start Program

devoted mother a n d grandmother. She

H.H,

tary e d u c ator who seIVed in the Fra n k l i n

Janet IKlippen Myhre, professor of math· ematics and d i rector o f the Reed I nstitute for Decision Science at C l a remont M c Kenna C olle g e i n C l a r e m o nt, C a lif., w a s n a m e d Fellow o f the A m e r i c a n Statistical Association

Aug. 10, d u ri n g the annual awards cere

mony at the Joint Statistical M e e tin g s in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The designa tion of Fellow is a superlative honor in the association and signifies a n individ ual's outstanding service to and leader s h i p in t h e field of statistical science.

Gloria (Evanson) Keller a n d her h u s b a n d , Walter, celebrated their 50th wed d i n g a nnivers a ry J uly 1 8 i n Va l p a r aiso , I n d . , w i t h family a n d friends, i n c l u d i n g P L U a l ums f r o m n e a r a n d f a r.

a t P a r k l a n d School, e a r n i n g h e r the title of "mother o f Head Start" i n the district. I n recognition of h e r d e d i c ated seIVlce, s h e received the Award for Professional Excellence from Western Washington U niversity in 1 987. D u ring h e r m a n y years at Parkland S c h o o l , she was very involved i n helping future teachers by mentoring both PLU a n d U P S students. Marie is s urvived by h e r h u s b a n d ,

Clifford '49, daughter Karen (Korsmo '67) Vigeland and her husband George '63; daughter Elise Michaels; sons Mark, Wayne, Dale and seven grandchildren.

1 962 C l a s s R e p resentatives - Leo Eliason a n d D i x i e (Likkel) Matthias

ing a s c l ass representative. This year he

1 943, he earned two Bronze Stars w h i l e

received the Heritage Award in re c o g n i

s e r v i n g i n the P a c i f i c . H e m a r r i e d

tion of h i s lifelong s u p p o rt o f P L U . He i s

survived by h i s w i f e of 63 ye a r s, Thelma

M adelyn W e l f r i n g e r i n 1 946 and h a d

1 955

Class R e p resentatives - P a u l a ( H eyer)

t w o c h i l d ren, C i ndy a n d B r u c e , both d ec ea sed . After gradu ating from PLC

Class Rep resentative - Phyl!is ( G ra h n )

B i llings a n d J udy Perry

(Daniels '40); h i s chil dren, Kathy P o l l a kowski, Judy Carr '70, and Brian '77;

with a degree in e d u c ation, Wayne

and several g r a n d c hildren.

t a u g h t school and served as p r i n c i p a l between 1 952 a n d 1 981 i n Port O r c h a rd a n d S u m n e r, Wash. He married his

Class Representative - Luella Toso J ohn so n

second wife, Susan, in 1 972. For the last 25 years, h i s close c o m p a nion was J a n e Welch, w i t h w h o m h e s p e n t a great

fJ4 J

deal of time trave l i n g . H e also enjoyed

Virginia (Tegner) Ward died July 22. Alter graduating from PLC, she ta u g h t school at

western states with fellow S p a n away

Woodland Grade School i n P uyall u p from

194f to 1 943, when she married Homer

many years o f golf, traveling to various

Men's Club go l f ers .

Ward. Together they raised five children.

Bob Brass d i e d J u l y 16, a fter a l o n g ill

She went on to work for 13 years at the

ness. He began his teaching career in

Washington State Depart m e n t of Revenue.

Port Orchard, Wash., and later taught in

An active member of First Christian Church

Parkland. H e went on to be vice princi

of O ly m p i a since 1 956, Virginia seIVed as an elder and a deacon. She was also

Roya l Matron of Capitol Court, Order of

pal at Meadow Park J unior High School in B ea v e rto n , O re., retiring in 1 986. He H e was active i n m a ny c o m mu n i ty

Masonic orders. She i s sUIVived by four of

service organizations a n d was a m e m b e r

her children, Daniel, Margaret Williams,

of O c e a n Park L u t h e r a n C h u r c h . H e is

Wendy Horton, and Melinda H i l l e r

s U IVived by h i s wife o f 52 years, Lo i s

(Stepheni; 1 0 g r a n d c h i l d r e n ; and three

(Swanson); d a u g hters, C h ristine Brass,

great grandchildren. Homer and her son

V i c k i e Ten n a n t a n d R o b l Kozinski; son,

David preceded her in death.

J o hn; eight g r a n d c h i l d ren; a n d o n e g r e a t · g ra n d c h i l d .

Class Representative - Annabelle Birkestol

1 9, Class Representative - Iver H a u g e n

Class Representative

Gerald Lider

1 948

Pejsa

Bob Howard i s a n agent a t the Alaska Phyllis Grahn Carlson-Carroll married D o n a l d Pejsa J uly 3 a t the O a k b rook Golf

Cou ntry C l u b in Lakewood, Wash.

Present were her c h ildren, David

C a r l s o n , Debbie Andre '82, Pam Olsen '83 a n d Patrice Rossano '85, a nd h e r seven

Garnet Lund d i e d A u g . 1 1 . H e w a s a horseman a n d a b u i l der, d e s i g n e r, a n d

Andre '04 a n d c u rrent PLU student Merissa Andre. B oth Don and Phyllis are retired and make their home in Unive rs i ty Place, Wash., and as "snow-birds" in Surprise, A ri z.

I n s u r a n c e C o m p a ny i n Fa irbanks. H e w a s previously a s e n i o r representative for I B M. Bob is also a northern Alaska coordin ator for the rotary International Youth Exchange program.

I 6 Ingrid Hagstrom Huber Brenneise d i e d M a y 2 5 . S h e g r e w u p on a farm i n North D a kota a n d always m a i nta i n e d those prairie sta n dards of life. S h e received a two-year t e a c h i n g c redential in 1 934

l Q'b

from Dickson State Universiry a n d taught

Class Representatives - Ginny (Grahn)

in several one-room schools in North

Haugen and Cia rene (Osterli) Johnson

Dakota. In 1 943, she married Alfred (Fritz) Huber, with whom she had twin sons Gene and Dean. After Fritz was killed in

I Si

World War II, I n g rid settled in Tacoma,

C l a ss Representative - M a r i l y n K a tz

where s h e ma rried Edwin Brenneise in

1 958

d e g ree in e d ucation from PLU a n d t a u g h t

1955. She received her bachelor'S

Class Representatives - Don Cornell a n d David Knutson

elementa ry s c h ool i n the F r a n k l i n Pierce S c h o o l District in Ta c o m a until she retired. I n g r i d a n d Edwin were members of many organizations and always

J959 C l a ss R e presentative - AI D u n g a n

1 9b } Class Representative - R o n Lerch

enjoyed a n i c e waltz o r s c h ottische.

1967

J. Wesley Fitts died May B. H e was a crew s u p e IVisor f o r the D e p a rtment o f Natural R e s o u rces f o r 2 5 years. H e worked a t U

craftsman o f h o m e s . H i s p a s s i o n s i n c l u d · e d h i s g r a n d c h i ldren, tea C h i n g , a n d

general oHice o f New York Life

g r a n d d a ughters, i n c l u d i n g Kimberly

moved to O c e a n Shores, Wash., in 1993.

Amaranth and a c tive in many other

1 963

Marie Korsmo d i ed Aug. 7. After leaving

S u g a r in Toppenish,

Wash., from 1 973 to 1 979, a n d was a

C l a s s Representative - Norene (Skilbred)

c o a c h i n g a n d p l a y i n g basketb a l l . H e

PLU, s h e earned h e r ma ster's d e g ree in

fourth- a n d fifth-grade tea c h e r in Orting

Gulhaugen

played b a s k e t b a l l f o r P L C between 1 950

e d u c a ti o n from the University of Puget

a n d Wapato, Wash., between 1 967 and

34 PLU SCENE WINTER 2004 > ALUMNI CLASS NOTES

1 973. Wes enjoyed hunting, fishing and

M u sic in Roch ester, N . Y., w h e r e she was

Sco" Bennighof i s t h e first p r i n c i p a l of a

David Gunovich l eft his position as PLU's

studying Bible history. He was a member

a visiting professor of voice the past

new $ 1 0 million elernentary-middle

d i rector of admiss i o n s to begin his new

o f the Fork Church o f the Nazarene,

year. Her o p e ratic roles have taken her

school complex in Sileridan, Ore. He has

c a reer a s a development director for

which he a n d his wife o f 40 years,

to Seattle, Portland, Vancouver, British

been i n education for nearly 30 years. His

m a j o r g i fts at PLU. He enjoyed his 21

B a rbara, o rg a nized. H e is survived by

Columbia, S a n Fra nci sco (Merola

wife, Debra ( Roberts '75), i s a first-grade

years in the admi ssions oHice a n d is

Barbara; his son James Fitts; his d a u gh

Program). Anchorage, M i lwaukee, and

teacher a n d reading special ist.

looking foeNard to new challenges and

ter, Betsy Webber; h i s brother Mikki

the U n iversity o f WaShington a n d P L U .

B ro c km a n ; and five g r a n d c h i l dren.

She also has been featured as recitalist and o ratorio soloist with such orches

1 968

Howard Wolf is a retired teacher. After graduating from PLU, he taught in Daly City, Calif, but memories of PLU left him l o n g i n g to return to the Pacific N o rthwest. In 1975, he met his future wife, S e e n a , at a pa rty in San Mateo, Calif While dating, h e d i s c overed that she was from Seattle and a n x i o us to return. Howard proposed to her by say ing, "If you m a rry me, I promise we will live in Seattle." She a c cepted and h e kept h i s promise. They have lived i n Seattle for 2 7 years, w h e re they raised two da ughters. They sold real estate together before Howard returned to teac h i n g . They have a h o m e i n Lake Forest P a rk a n d are always glad to h e a r from old friends.

1 969 C l a ss R e p resentative - Rose (Lanes) Ste i n e r

tras a s the Seattle Symphony, the Northwest C h a m ber O rchestra, and the Spokane Symphony, a m o n g others. She received her m aster's degree a n d doc torate i n musical arts in vocal perform ance from the University o f Washington. Other professional training includes vocal work in Sienna, Italy, and private study with Mary C u rtis-Verna, Lucille Evans, Frank G uarrera, a n d Professor Kahn in Salzburg. In a d d ition, Consta n c e had four years of study i n the Alexander Technique a n d has given workshops to s i n g e rs and actors.

Sharon (Rodkey) Smith received a B uHett Outsta n d i n g Teacher Award. S h e h a s ta ught vocal m u sic i n O rn a h a ( N e b . ) P u bl i c S c h o o l s f o r 2 5 y e a r s , the l a s t two at Central H i g h S c h o o l .

James Lorenz d i e d A u g . 1 9 of Lou

Utilities i n 1 990 after 3 1 years o f service. S u rviving h i rn are his wife of 50 years,

after 35 years in s o c i a l service a d m i nis

Carleen; d a u g hters Rebecca G i rouard

tration - the last 1 7 years i n Tucson, Ariz.

(Roger) a n d Patricia H a rn pton (Brya n);

at Casa d e los Ninos, the country's first

son James Lorenz

crisis n u rsery for child a b u s e and neg

Lorenz '65 a n d Bob Lorenz and seven

l e c t victims. Arizona's governor honored

grandc hildren.

'86;

brothers Gary

J ea n n e for service o n b e h a lf of child abuse victirns. The C h i l d Welfare Lea g u e occasion of her retirement, presenting her with a c rystal angel award that "recog nizes the lifelong d e d i c ation o f J e a n ne Landdeck-Sisco, a passionate protector of America's c h ildren." J e a n n e a n d her h u s b a n d , Williarn, plan to travel and take life a little rnore s l owly. They live in Tucson.

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1 972 Jay Tappan is the new c h i e f of Columbia River Fire a n d Rescue in St. Helens, Ore. H e has been with the fire district s i n c e 1 996, first a s a community awareness

as fire marshal. Jay retired as a major in the U . S . Air Force after 20 years. He h a s served a s t h e president of t h e O regon Fire Marshals Association. He a n d his wife, Lynne, live i n St. Helens.

David Thorson was a p p o inted a district c o u rt judge in the 1 1 t h J ud i c i a l District,

Norman Gerken works f o r t h e State o f

serving ChaHee, Custer, Fremont a n d

Washin gton's Departrnent of Labor a n d

Park counties i n Colorado. He h a d been

Industries. After leaving PLU, he earned a

the senior d eputy district attorney for

master's of arts degree in history frorn

the 1 1 th Judicial District, serving Park

Washington State University and a rnaster's

County. He also does pro bono l e g a l

of public administration degree from City

w o r k f o r the M o u n t a i n R e s c u e

University. He is a long-time Rotarian and

Association a n d The Colorado S e a r c h

just completed a year as president of the

and Rescue B o a rd .

Rotary Club of Tumwater. For more informa tion, check out Mvw tumwa terrotary org and click on Valedictory Comments.

pal, assistant superintendent and, most recently, superintendent o f the North Central E d u c ational Service District in Wenatchee, Wash. He is a l s o a writer and contributor to professional books and magazines. He and his wife, Carol, live in Cle Elum.

Suzy Sheridan is the chair of Maryland Tennis O H i c i a l s . I n 2003, she was named

1 984

Class Representative - Mark ChristoHerson

Anneliese Weik earned a master of nursing d e g ree from the University of Washington in 200 1 , after 1 7 years as a CCU/CICU nurse. She now works as a n u rse practitioner with a private c a rdiol ogy practice, whose primary focus is the

1 9i5

prevention of heart disease.

Sandra (Prior) Buffa is the exec utive vice

Class Re presentatives - Ja net (Olden)

Class R e p resentative - Ed Voie

president and c h ief f i n a n c i a l officer at Mrs. Fields Famous Brands. S h e came to Mrs. Fields in 1 999 after two years with Cra btree

Evelyn, Ltd., most recently as

president. Sandra was also OFO and sen O pti cal from 1 993-1 998.

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R e g g e and Carolyn Stelling

Patrice Carlson and Steve Rossano were m a rried Sept. 20, 2003, in a garden cere mony at her mother's (Phyllis Grahn

Pejsa '55) American Lake home In Lakewood, Wash. Patrice tea c hes art

Dillard Coldiron died A u g . 2. Before c o m i n g to PLU, he served with the Army i n Vietn a m . He i s s u rvived by his wife, M a rilyn; his sons, R o g e r, Paul and Eric; his d a u ghters, Kayla a n d Alayna; a n d his grandson, J . J .

in area schools, while Steve is self employed. Patrice's u ncle, fver Haugen

'54, officiated. Atten d i n g the wedding

were Ginny (Grahn

'56) Haugen, Dave

Peterson '74, D irk Reese '79, Debbie Carlson '82, Bruce Olsen '83, Pamela (Carlson '83) Dlsen, Kari (Haugen '83) Scanlan, lynnell (Haugen '85) Herzer, '

Kimberly Andre 04, and current PLU stu

1 976

Class Representative - G a ry Powell

dent Merissa Andre '05. The c o u p l e lives i n Redmond, Wash.

1 977

Craig Chance was promoted by Columbia

J o a n ( N e l son) Mattich

c o ntinue his duties a s manager of

1 978

Administration l e n d i n g programs. In 2000,

Class Representatives - Leigh Erie and

specialist in the fire prevention a n d pub lic education division, a n d more recently

Class R e p resentative - Lois (Weh m a n n ) LaCuran

c a reer, Gene served as a teach e r, princi'

G herig's disease. He retired from the City o f Tacoma D e p a rtment of Public

a new capacity.

of Washington G e nerals' Washingtonian Award for 2003. D u ri n g his 30-ye a r

ior vice president of finance for Vista

Jeanne Landdeck-Sisco retired J u n e I

o f A rn e r i c a also h o n o r e d her o n the

the opportunity to serve the university in

Gene Sharra" received the Association

Bank to senior vice president. He will Columb ia's Small Business

Allen Tuller d i e d June 25. He served a six-ye a r enlistment in the U.S. Naval

Reserve and was o n active duty from

1 970-72 aboard the U . S S. Tripoli LPH No.

he was honored by the SBA as the Pacific N o rthwest R e g i o n a l Small B u s i ness Financial Advocate o f the Year. Craig a n d his wife, Kathy, live in O l y m p i a .

1 0 off the coast of Vietnam belore being honorably discharged. He was a m e m b e r

0 1 t h e I L W U Loc a l 23 of Tacoma

for the

past 17 years. Allan enjoyed fishing on local lakes, traveling to Reno, Arilona

and Lake Chelan, sports and his family. He is survived by his wife of 32 yea rs, M a g d a lena; sons Carl and Dylan; g rand d a u g hter Alyssa; mother Geneva; and brothers Vance a n d Steve.

1 98£,

Class Representative - Stacey (Kindred) Hesterly

Mark Haskins completed his tour of duty in command o f forward operating loca tions, Aruba a n d Curac ao, before spend i n g a year as deputy commander of the 55th electronic combat group in Tuscan, Ariz. He is now off to Tokyo, J a p a n , with

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his wile, Kristin (Shipman

'88),

to attend

Class Rep resentatives - David a n d

language training and the J a panese

Teresa ( H ausken) S h a rkey

National Institute for Defense Studies.

the M id-Atlantic OHicial of the Year. She

1971 Class Representative - Joseph Hustad Jr.

Constallce (Koschmann) Haas joined the voice facu lty at Eastman School O f

1 '187

says the best p a rt is her supportive

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family. She lives i n Rockville, M d .

Class Rep resentative - P h i l Wa l d n e r

Class Representative - D a rren H a m by

1 98"

Miriam (Bacon) Kennedy received a

1 974

Class Representative - Dave J o h n s o n

Class Representative - Paul Coll ard

m a ster's degree in tec h n i c a l c o m m u n i c a -

ALUMNI CLASS NOTES > PlU SCENE WINTER 2004

tions from the U n iversity of Wa shington

Enterprise a n d the U . S . S . S a n J o s e .

and her partner, Kate M a c Kenzie of Novi,

in 2002. S h e also earned a c e rtificate

D u ri n g t h e s e years, h e e x c e l l e d as a

M i c h., had a time of 7 minutes and 1 3.71

g i o n e d i t o r o f the Tyl e r (Texas) M o rn i n g

from the same university i n Web content

mess m a n a g ement specialist, recruiter

seconds.

T e l e g r a p h . H e b e g a n working at t h e

development i n 1 999. She i s t h e director

a n d drug/a l c o h o l c o u n s e l o r. H e is s u r

of marketing for B K Business Systems in

vived

by h i s

wife 01 30 years,

M a rilvn; h i s

Burien, Wash. (www bkbusiness.com) In

four sons, Michael, Chad, Matthew and

addition to marketing, she is responsible

Collin; four grandchildren; and four step

for the documentation of the manage

grandchildren.

ment S<{stem s oftw a re t h e company has p ro g ra m m ed. Miflam and her h u s b a n d, Tom, live in Se attle with their two cats, a spotted tabby n a m e d Leo a n d a tortoise shell named Aria.

1 989 Class Representative - Lisa ( H ussy)

p a p e r in M a r c h 2003 a s a r e l i g i o n writer.

David "D,J." Gurule is the new women's tennis coach at Gonzaga UniverSity in Spokane, Wash. He joins the GU staH after working as a club professional a t Eagle Crest Resort i n fledmond, Ore., for

Brian Arnot married Leslie A n n M e i e r

the past year. Prior to working a t E agl e

J uly 31 i n B e l l evue, W a s h . H e i s a stu

Crest. he was the h e a d tennis profes

dent

sional at Broken Top in Bend, Ore., a n d

the PLU Alte r n a tive Routes

E d u cation program, working to become a

s e rved two seasons a s t h e women's ten

h i g h school math tea ch e r a n d d o i n g h i s

n i s coach at M o u ntain View H i g h S c h o o l

interns h i p at Mt. Si H i g h S c h o o l in

i n B e n d . D . J . p l a y e d four y e a r s of varsity

S n o q u a lmie, Wash. They live in Renton,

tennis at P L U ,

Ferraro

Wash.

1 990

Michael and Tara (Creswel l ) Thompson

A n g e l a Vahsholtz-Andersen

Seattle Fi n a n c i a l G ro u p as vice president

love life in the Big E asy, where M i c h a e l

is a corpo rate p u b l i c relations m a n a g e r

F i n a n c i a l G ro u p is a family-owned

for the N e w O r l e a n s Hornets. T h e N e w

Seattle-based firm, with more than 500

human resources i n M a r c h . Seattle

Orleans social scene and NBA schedule

employees providing mortgage a n d

David Dierckins died after a courageous battle with cancer. His memorial service

k ee p t h e m b u sy . Let them know i f you're

f i n a n c i a l services i n 24 states. N a n cy h a s

coming to town lor a convention or

five c h i l d r e n and t h r e e g ra n dc hildren a n d

was July 7 a t LOS Church in Puyallup,

Mardi G r a s !

lives in Parkland with he r h u s b a n d , Tom.

Wash. In addition to the MBA he earned at PLU,

he held a master's of public

a d m i nistration degree from Indiana U n iversity. David worked for 1 7 years at B o e i n g , most recently as a busmess

a n d Kipp.

April Reynolds

Class Re p re s e nt a ti ves - D a n Lysne a n d Catherine (Overland) H a u c k

Torsten Hekkelstrand g r a d uated from t h e a n MBA i n international b u siness. He

the rank

master sergeant i n the United

States Aif Force a n d h a s been a p p ointed s h o p chief o f the C h a rleston A i r Force Base N o n destructive Inspection Lab.

I 91 Gabriel Selvitella died J a n. 1 5. S h e enjoyed her c a r e e r a s a m a n ufacturing engineering planner at Boeing, where she earned the respect of her peers.

intervention hotline for runaway children. In the Northwest, he was a documentary producer and writer, focused on religious nonprofit corporations whose influence stretched from Mexico to C a n a d a a n d west to Austral i a . H e w a s also p u b l i c a H a i r s p r o d u c e r for KTBW-TV C h a n nel 40 i n Seattle. H e a n d h i s wile, J a net, live in Lindale, Texas, with their children,

1998 Class Representative - S h a n n o n ( H erlockerl Stewart

Tim Garchow is the new p r i n c i pal at Southside S c hool in Shelton, Wash. Before c o m i n g to Southside, h e taught for six years i n S um n e r, Wash. H i s class

worked o n e year i n S h a n g h a i , China, for o n e of Sweden's largest retailers a n, d n o w l i v e s i n Warsaw, Poland, with h i s wife, Z u z a n n a . H e works l o r A r c World Wide, p a rt o f the Leo B u rnett advertising

grade, seventh grade social studies and

married

language arts, eighth grade special edu

Christopher

cation, and a kindergarten through sixth

Bahner Jan. 1 0

grade science program.

i n Patuxent River, Md. April

U n iversity of Luton, E n g l a n d , i n 2000 with

Jeremy Soltro" h a s been promoted to

Hollywood Life-line, a 24- h o u r crisis

room experience i n c l u d es teaching sixth

994

m a n ag e r. H e is survived by his wife, Lisa; d a ughter, Megan; and sons, Colin

Patri c k has lived and worked in 22 c o u n tries. I n L o s A n g e l e s , h e d i rected the

Stephanie, 1 9, 'Timothy, 18, and Rebekah, 14.

Nancy (Keene-Blakely) Stee le j o i n e d Class Represe ntatives - S e a n Neely a n d

Patrick B u t l er h a s been promoted t o r e l i

i s a biologist for St. M a ry's County, Md., a n d Christopher i s a naval flight officer. They live in Lexington Park, Md.

t 9S Class Representatives - Krista S i c k e rt

Jamie Meyers married J eHrey M a rysville, Wash. Kristina (Hickok)

Daheim '97 served a s maid of honor, Ben Hunt a n d E r i n Needham '98 were married

a g e n cy's m a i n c l ient.

Paul's Lutheran Church in Wilton, Wisc.

B redstrand A u g . 29 at Leifer M a n o r in

1 996

n e twork, and i s responsible for the

Ryan Fletcher was ordained Sept. 26 at SI.

w h i l e Matt Daheim '97 a n d Bethany

Wolbrecht-Dunn '98 were in atte n d a n c e , J am i e i s a 9 1 1 dispatcher for Snohomish

at th e Cathedral

County, a n d J e H is a Seattle firefighte r.

o f St. M a tthew's

They live in Monroe, Wash.

the Apostle in

Bush and Stephanie Page-Lester

Washington,

D.C .. July 1 7,

Friends and loved ones said that she had

Marty Mogk te a c h e s advance p l a c ement biology at Sammamish H i g h School i n

a n amazing strength of spirit, and was an

Bryan Herb was

and honey

inspiration to those who knew her. She i s

selected to

mooned in

survived by h e r p a rents, J u n e N o m e r a n d

a p p e a r on at

Belize. Ben has a law degree from

AI P i r n a t ; sisters A n g e l i q u e Pirnat a n d

least eight

C olumb u s S c hool of Law at The Catholic

N i c ole N i ght; n i e c e K a l i a ; a n d h e r loving

episodes

U n iversity of America i n Washi ng ton ,

partner, Rodger Fritz.

"Va c a t i o n

D . C., a n d is a member of the bar in the

C h a llenge," a

District of Co lumbia. They live in New

were married

new h a l f - h o u r

York City, where B e n is with the Federal

April 3 at M o u nt

s e r i e s by the

B u re a u of A l c o h o l To b a c c o a n d Firearms.

B a k e r Park

1 99 2

Jennifer Bonagofsky a n d Ph i l i p Palermo

who produced the Travel C h a n n el's

Heaven ch urch i n Ta c o m a . They were

"Sec rets," " Best of . . . ," a n d "Top Ten."

best fri e n d s i n h i g h school a n d started

"Va c ation C h a l l e n g e " features three

dating i n c o l l e g e . J e n nifer i s a s p e c i a l

diHerent getaways, which are presented

educati o n t e a c h e r at H a rb o r H e ig hts

by professional travel planners to a

E l e m e ntary S c h o o l i n Gig Harbor, a n d

family or group of friends n e e d i n g a

P h i l i p works at t h e Puyal l u p H e r a l d .

vacation. The g r o u p then ch ooses o n e

993 C l a s s Representatives - Kristina (Kurle) Dolan and Jennifer (Kreger) Nickel

01 these v a c a t i o n s . The t r i p i s

filmed,

Andrew Nierman teaches at the University of Puget S o u n d . He recently moved from M i c hi g a n to Tacoma, where h e a n d h i s wife, 'Ti s h a ngela, a UPS g r a d uate, bought a home.

I 97

a n d the a u di e n c e sees the destination

Class Re p re s en ta t iv e s - Andrew a n d

through t h e travelers' eyes. Bryan is

Stephanie (Merle) Tomlinson

McSweeney '01

C h u rch in Seattle. Fellow Lutes i n the wedding pa rty i n c l u d e d Nate Ennen,

Josh Ford, Ken Johns, John Voigt '03, Nolan LaVoie 'OJ, Chris George 'OJ, Kristen (Russel l ) Buck '01, Sarena

(Magnussen) Nau '01, Lisa Kellogg '01, Kendra Capozzi '01, and Kr i st i n Olson '01. Jason received his m a ster's degree in e d ucation from PLU i n 2003, They live in

one of three travel planners featured on each episode.

Jason Shutt and Mairead

Presbyterian

same p e o p l e

were married Aug. 7 a t Our Lady of

Bellevue, Wash.

Kristin Michels married Stephen Maxwell at Olympia-Lacey Church of God i n Lacey, Wash. Kristin is a special edu

Boston, where M a i r e a d i s pursuing h e r

MBA a t Brandeis University and J a so n is

Sammy Falck d ie d J uly 20 f o l l o wi n g a

Sarah Jones competed a s a m e m b e r of

l o n g illness. He enjoyed a successful

the U . S . Olympic rowing team this past

cation e l e m e nta ry s c hool teacher in the

c a re e r i n the U .S. Navy, serving a b o a rd

s u m m e r i n Athens, coming in n inth over

Ten i n o (Wash ) S c ho o l District, a n d

Sarah Shouse is in her third yea r teach

the U . S . S . Carpenter, the U . S . S .

a l l i n the wome n's pairs competition. She

Stephen works i n h o m e health c a re .

i n g physical education at M o u nt Vernon

36 PLU SCENE WINTER 2004 > ALUMNI CLASS NOTES

teaching seventh-grade alge b ra .

a n d his wife, Beth ( Col we ll · 99), will

Heather Tro l i a

where she works as a consultant for

her master's degree in e d u cation/reading

move to Portland, Ore. S cott will continue

married Russ

businesses in Alaska's travel indu stry.

through City University. She lives in

his residency training, specializing in der

Mueller Aug. 6 in Tacoma. Heather

(Wash.) High School, a n d is working on

Mount Vernon, but h o p es to move

matology, at Oregon Health Sciences

closer t o family i n the Tacoma area i n the

University. Beth will leave the second

coming years.

grade class s h e has b e e n teaching for

Heidi Stout was a c c epted as a fellow of

five years in favor of a new cla ssroom in

Sumner (Wash.)

the Portland area.

School District,

2000

i n October 2003. After six years a s a jour

Class Representative - Ashley Orr

Tacoma.

Nicholas Baeth was invited to speak at

Gabe a n d Julie (Renne) Miller live i n

Real Net. a real estate investment firm, in April 2004.

1 999

Class Representative - Karlene M i l e s

the 2004 International Symposium on Comm utative Rings and M o n o i d s in Graz, Austria, i n September and th e Commutative Alge bra Special Session of the MAA-AMS Joint Meetings in Atlanta, 'Ga., in J a n u a ry.

Bryce Nelson m a rried N i c ole Holsather J u ly 31 at Semiahmoo Res ort in Blaine,

Katherine (Peloza) Baeth was part of a

Wa sh. Bryce's sister, lindsay (Nelson)

pedagogy panel at the National Flute

HBnculBk '02, was i n the wedding. Bryce

Association in Nashville, Tenn., in August,

i s a de puty prosecutor for Pierce Cou nty

where she gave a presentation on includ

(Wash.) in the Domestic Violence Unit

ing music history i n lessons. She lives

L i n d s ay recen lly received a master's

with her husband, N i c h o l as, in Lincoln,

degree in education and is a substitute

Ne b., where she directs the flute c h oir,

teacher in the Lake Wa shington School

which she started, at Grace Lutheran

District They live in Renton, Wash.

C h u r c h in Lincoln.

Nikki (Schneider) Fisher received a juris

Holly McHale-Larsen and Stephen Mc Hale were married July 24. Those who

New England School of Law May 28. She

shared the day with them i n c l u d e

was the day diviSion valedi ctorian and

Gretchen (Voge) Mat1hews, Natalie

received the Dean Arth u r W. M c Lean Award for Academic Ex c e l l e n c e . A

Julin-McCleary, Rachel (Wold) McArthur, Tyman Stephens ' 01 , a n d

Dea n's List student while in law school,

Foss/Pflueger resident director Shelley

i n Spokane, Wash. Sarah

Eric Ruthford is a graduate student at the

( M c Douga l l )

H. John Heinz III School of P u b l i c Policy

Smeller and Jennifer Ritchie '02 were i n the

a n d Management at Carnegie Mellon

University in Pittsburgh, P e n n . He is pur s u i n g a master's of s c i e n c e d e g ree i n public policy and management.

received h e r master's of busi

Jason Hulen was selected by The

U n iversity Aug.

fellows for J a n e's Fellowship Program,

She lives in

a program designed to support leader

Anchorage,

Wa gner Edstroms.

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remedies. A c a s e and note editor of the

Scon and Kristin (Serkland '99) Anstett celebrated their lirst w e d d i n g anniver

s a ry A u g . 16. Scott is an artist and a tea c h e r in the Seattle S c hool District.

married Melinda (Mindy) Gates in

internship at Bethel Lutheran Ch u rc h in Holdrege, N e b.

tions i n Mindy's hometown, D u rango, Colo., a n d in the c o u p l e·s current hometown, Fairbanks, Alaska. Luke is

a tenured

teacher and

coach at North Pole High School, where he was honored with Golden Acorn Awards i n 2002, 2003, and 2004. Mindy is a nurse. They are both Young Life Leaders, and plan to climb Mt. R a i n i e r

Scan Isenhath graduated from the U n iversity of Washington S c hool of M e d i c i n e in J u n e . H e will complete his

n e x t s u m m e r.

200 1

internsh i p at Virginia M a s o n Medical

Class Representatives - Keith Pranghofer

Center i n S p ri n g 2005. At that time, h e

a n d Linda (Hutson) Pyle

19.

Allen Tuller o n

J un e 25.

D a v i d Dierckins in summ er of 2004.

G abriele Selvitella on J a n 1 6.

Bob Brass on July 1 6.

Sa mmy

Garnet Lund on Aug. 1 1 .

T hey h a d recep

the U.S. Air Force, stationed at Hanscom

1 95 1

wedding at

Loveland, Colo.

James Lorenz o n Aug

Wayne Betti n ge r o n Sept. 2.

1 954

Guest Ranch in

She is married to Capt G a rrett Fisher of

candida te at Wartburg Seminary i n

a small family Sylvandale

litigation associate in September 2005.

D u b u que, Iowa. H e i s doing a one-year

V i r g i n i a (TegnerJ W a r d on J u ly 22.

Louetta (Brunn er) Krippaehne on

luke Balash

ship that serves the common good with

Dillard Coldi ron on Aug 1 2 .

19-11

J u ly 8.

B i n g h a m McCutchen LLP i n Boston a s a

Ryan Rouse is a student and pastoral

Stan Willis on J uly 3 1 .

Kristin is a teacher in Bellevue, Wash.

J u d i c ial Co urt for 2004·2005 and will join

A i r Force B a s e in Massa c h u s etts.

They live in Seattle.

I rela nd of the Massach usells Supreme

Buchanan '00, and Kristen Becklund '02.

Russell Family Foundation a s o n e of s i x

h e a lth c a re law, civil rights and modern

Force J u d g e Advocate General. She is

Deann Merkel, Carrie Loe, Brook

tion degree from

Floyd F. Knutzen in February.

now a law clerk to J usti ce Roder i c k L.

Marples, Man Smeller, Nicole Melius,

Alaska Pacific

Stephen works in public relations a t

M a s s a c hu setts and with the U.S. Air

wedding pa rty, and Regan Zeebuyth read during the cer·

emony. Lutes i n atte n d a n c e were Julie

Brooke Mueller

goal i s to be ordained i n the ELCA.

of the U.S. District Court for

Schultz June 12

l i c e nse.

civil procedure, criminal law, evidence,

Delta P h i Legal Fraternity. N i k k i s e rved

married Jim

Square. Gabe has h i s commercial pilot

divin ity degree at Seattle Un iversity. Her

c l erkshlps with J u d g e Will i a m G. Young

Sarah Scales

ment manager at N o rdstrom i n Bellevue

as CA L I Exc el l e n c e i n Future Awards in

board of trustees a n d a member of Phi

E ri c ks on.

Bellevue, Wash., wh ere Julie i s a depart

Griffiths. Holly i s working on a master's of

a student representative to the school's

a n d Katie

(Youngstrom '00)

and Trustee S c h o l a rs h i p awards, as well

m e m b e r of the Student Bar Association,

Anna Hall

er a t Anheuser-Busch. They live in

N i k k i received the New England Scholar

c o - c h a i r of tile LawDay Committee, a

Bridesmaids i n c l u d ed alumni

ness administra

doctor degree summa c u m laude from

New E n g l a n d Law Review, she was also

Forbes May 1 5 in Townson, M d .

account manag

J o urnalism at the University o f M a ryland

Journal in Portland, Ore., she moved to

ma rrie d Cory

and Russ is an

the Knight Center for Specialized

nalist. most recently at The Business

Stacey Schadler

is a four1h - g rad e

t e a c h e r in the

1 9S6

Falck QJ1 Ju l y 20.

Chuck Curtis on Oct. 3 1 .

Fr8n� L. Encksen In June . Frank served PLU 8S a member of the Board of Re gen t s and a s the fal her of five al umnf Leonard Eri c k s en · 59, Ke nn e th Ericksen 'aI , Ro d n ey Ericksen ·65.

1 9b 1

Ericksen 70.

Daniel Grefthen in 2004.

1 959

Beverly ( R a u gust) Kirlin on J u n e 30.

Marie Korsmo o n A u g .

.96 ·

Rober1 Ericksen '67, a nd J ohn

I n g rid H a gstrom Huber Brenneise on May 25.

L 96J . Wesley Fitts o n M ay 8.

Yuki. Ma rsh a ll

on August 23.

Yukle

JOIned the Plant Services sta H as a reSi de n c e hall hOusekeeper In 1 979.

D u n n g her 25-ye r tenure, sh e assist

e d in the training

of sta ff

members

and worked countless hours

of o �e r

time in preparation far students

ALUMNI CLASS NOTES > PLU SCENE WINTER 2004

a bottom-up a pproach. Jason, co

about design, implementation, debugg ing

founder and volunteer o f Fab5, which

and security. H e i s a software engineer

p,uts o n youth dances, w i l l receive lead

at Bynari, I n c., speci alizing i n messaging

ership training, along with a $1 0,000

a n d groupware software. He i s also the

stipend over two years.

cofounder o f XPA Systems and author of

2002

plifies the Windows log on process.

pGina, an open source program that sim

C l a s s Rep resentatives - N i c h o l a s Gorne a n d Brian Riehs

2003

Class Rep resentative - Elisa beth Pynn

> P l e ase fi l l out as m u c h information be low as p o s s i b l e ,

Damon Armeni is recovering from

Himmelman

wounds he suffered Aug. 4 d u ring h e avy

i n c l u d i n g c ity of resi d e n c e a n d w o r k . Feel free to u s e a n ot h e r

fighting in Mosul, Iraq. He sustained

Lisa Lindsay was c h a m p ion of t h e S o u n d

p i e c e of p a p e r, b u t p l e a s e l i m i t your s u b m i s s i o n to 1 00 words.

shrapnel wounds to his upper body when

t o N a rrows women's 1 2-kilometer race.

P h otos a r e we l c o m e, b u t o n l y o n e p h oto will be u s e d , and on

his Stryker vehicle was hit by a rocket propelled grenade. Brigade officials said

a space av a i l a b l e b a si s . N otes w i l l' be e d ited for co ntent.

the enemy attacks across the city that

Ph otos mu st be p ri nts or h i g h q u a l ity j pegs. P l e a s e , no

day were the heaviest fighting the u n 'l t

r e p r o d u ctio n s o r c o pies fro m other p u b li c at i o n s .

had seen since its arrival i n I ra q in

Deadline f o r t h e next issue o f Scene is Friday, D e c . 1 7, 2004.

November, 2003.

TiHanee Madden a n d Kyle Brown '02 were ma rried May 29 at the Bellingham (Wa sh.) Cruise Te rminal. TIHanee attends Western Washington University in Bellingham, a n d Kyle is a general con tractor with Brown

�AMEiLAST. [I;;ST. MAIOENI

PlU ClASS VEARISI

SPOUSE

SPOUSE'S PLU ClASS YEARISl lf APPUCABlE

and Dustin Wade '03 were

Katie Pfister won first place in the North

28 in Gig H a r b or, Wash. D ustin i s an account admin istrator

liP

mVSTATE

at Bratrud Middleton

E-MAIUWEB ITE POST ON TilE ALUMNI E MAll DIRECTORY YES .J NO CJ

�HONE rlUMBEn

Job I"'olm

Mount

Vernon, Wash.

married Aug.

IS THIS A NEW ADDRESS' YES .l NO .J

STRfO ADDRESS

& S o ns i n

Nisha Ajmani

Insura n c e i n Ta coma, a n d Nlsha i s a news a n d

American Academy o f E c umenists national essay contest for her p a per "The Churc h's Faith and Unity: Roots, Theory, Praxis." She presented the p a p e r at a natio n a l conference t h i s f a l l . S h e is in her second year in the master o f arts program in church history at the Jesuit Sch ool o f Theology a t the Graduate Theological U n ion at Berkeley.

information specialist at PLU. T h e y live

IIDn

JOBnnE

[MPlOVEfl

WORK ADDRESS

CITY. STAn. ZiP

in Puyallup.

200�

Megan Bielski m arried Christopher

S c h aps

Class R e p resentative - Tammy Lynn Hogstad J uly 10 in Bakersfield, Calif. They live i n Defiance, O h i o, where Megan is a lay m i n i stry i ntern at Zion's

WORK P�ONE

WORK EMAil

Lutheran C h u r c h a n d Christopher is a pastoral intern.

9 men . JlI

� )

divisions. These a re awarded to those who excel i n their last yea r of college c o m petition.

arts degree in women's studies from San Diego University in the spring. SPOUSE'S OCCUPATION

Services in Wiesbaden, German y.

Alison Johnson

Birth

and Kri stofer

Harris '03 were

BIRTHDATE iMltllVi GENDER MAJ.f .J FEIAAI..E U

married March 27 in Epworth

LeSourd United Methodist

SlB llN GSIAuES

Church in Tacoma. Kristina

Liliengren and Drew Schliep '03 were in

the wedding p a rt'!. A reception followed at the Tacoma Yacht Club. They live in Pensacola, Fla., where Kris, a 2nd lieu TIT� OF POS IT IONiCOMPAN YIAWARD/ DATE ASSUMED

> MAIL TO: Offi c e of A l u m n i & P a re nt Re lations, PLU, Ta c o m a , WA 98447-0003; FAX: 253-535-8555; E-MAIL: alumni@plu.edu, Internet: www.plua/umni.org. Pl ease l i mit to 1 00 words.

38 PLU SCENE WINTER 2004 > ALUMNI CLASS NOTES

Levi Diggs married J a net Catherine

Tan i a (Nelson) Deal is the victim advoca cy coordjnator at the Army Communi ty

CHILD'S NAME IARST. MIODLE, lASTl

NCAA postg raduate s c h o l a rships for all

Kathryn Wood earned her master's of

SPQUSE'S NAME I A RST, MIDDlE. MAIDEN. lAST)

DAT<lPlAC£ Of MARIIIAG,

Carrie Larsen was awarded one o f 58

tenant, i s tra i n i ng to become a n aviator i n t h e M a ri n e Corps.

Thompson on June 2 6 in Missoula, Mont., where they now make their

home. Kyle Bergg ren '03 was i n the wed

d ing pa rty, while JeH Carroll '02, M i ke

Ash '02, Dan Faires '02, Scott Schuler '00, a n d Nate Wolfe '00 were i n atten

d a n c e. Levi is an assistant youth sports director at the YMCA, and J a net works at All egiance Benefit Plan Management.

Christie Novak married Marc Heany '02

June 12 in Tacoma. Kirsten Helleson was one o f Christie's bridesmaids. Christie is a hemodialysis tec h n i c i a n at St. Jose ph's Hospital in Tacoma and plans to attend physician assistant school next summer. Marc teaches sixth grade science and English at Life Christian Academy i n

Nathan Yocom has co-written The

Tacoma. They live in Fircrest, Wash.

Delinitive Guide to Linux Network Programming, an instructional book pub

Josh Reiman has been hired a s the

lished by Apress that teaches developers

events planner for the Snohomish County

C h a pter of the American Red Cross.

P i per Bonnie on J u ly B. She j o i n s her

RREEF i n Bellevue, Wash., and Melissa i s

neer f o r Aruba Networks, a n d Robin

The position supports chapter f u n d-rais

brother Jett, 2. Erin i s a pro-writer al

a stay· at-home m o m . They l i v e in West

recently resigned as a technical writer

ing and other external events promoting

Phoenix Savings Bank in Lynnwood,

Seattle.

for lOX Systems to stay home with Norah

Red Cross visibility and community

Wash. They live in Lake Forest Park,

awareness.

Wash.

Fut,.. re Lutes 1 9"'8

lull time. The y live i n Sammamish, Wash.

Stelan Damstrom announces the birth of

1 990

a project manager for Microsoft's K2

Lora (Whitmore) Nordstrom and

Information Service. H e lives in Bellevue,

her husband,

announce Ihe birth of Sidney M a rg a ret.

Wash.

Dylan on April 2 1 . He joins Kai, 3. Stefan i s

M i chael a n d Olivia (Gerth) Wright

Ben, welcomed their first c hild,

She joins her sister J o r d a n, 3. They live

John Gordon and his wife, Catherine Burton, announce the birth of their daug hter, Sierra, on May 6. She joins Rob, 22, and Trevor, 2 1 (John's sons with

Muriel (Balch) Gordon '80, who died April 3, 2000), a s well as Madison, 7, a n d

in Edmonds, Wash.

and her hus band, Steve,

announce the birth of their daug hter,

announce the

Hayden Noelle, on Sept. 4, 2003. She

Tanya (Fretheim) Gul and her hus

in S a l t L a k e C ity, w h e r e he a n d Catherine live with all five c h ildren.

band, Veli, a n n o u n c e the birth of their son , Emre

Linda (Nixon)

Terence, on Nov.

Crowe a n d her

1 5, 2003. Tanya

husband, Thad,

Libby Sue Crowe, on June 6. Linda is a reg istered nurse a t Overlake Hospital in Bellevue, Wash. T he y live in Seattle.

Man Orme and his wife, Beth, a n n o u n c e the birth o f G ra c e

mom. They live i n Wheaton, III.

daughter, Lucia

Brian and

M i c h a el Yenne,

Justine IKroehl

on Nov. 24, 2003.

'96) Peterson

She joins

a n n o u n c e the

birth

Adrienne C l a i re, 5, a n d J u liana Jane, 2 _. They live in Salem, Ore.

of their

third child, Luke Michael, o n April 29. He joins

1 994

Robin (Phillips) White and her

continues a s

adopted their

Lora quit her job in November 2003 and is now a full-time

birth of their

j o i n s brother Owen, 3.

a program manager for Ceramatec, I n c .

first daughter,

A u g . 2 1 , 2003.

(Lorenz) Yenne Stuart and Jenna I H ayden '89) AShley

J a n e , 4, Catherine's d a u g hters. John i s

1 986

Owen Peter, o n

Stephanie

project manager

Marcus Roy, 4,

and Karll Jean, 2.

husband, Brian,

at Street Level Studio. They live in

welcomed

Chicago and still love to travel - Emre

daughter Norah

already has two international trips under

Elizabeth on May

his belt.

21. Brian i s a

in Gig Harbor, Wash., where Gino is an

systems eng i -

associate broker

Gino Casella a n d h i s wife, Shawna,

announce the bi rt h of Sophia Marie on

July 27. She joins Gabriella. 3. They live

199 1

Erika Hermanson a n d her husband,

P at rick

Banask y, announce the b i rth of

Claire Abigail Banask y on June 9 in

wi th

N.W. Investments.

Their potential knows no limit.

Seattle.

Their tuition does.

Rosemarie o n M a y 22.

19 7

1 993

Eric Weberg and

Paula (Brown) Taylor and her

Jessica,

h u s b a nd , Kevin,

announce the

his wife,

b i rth of Abigail

a n n o u n c e Ihe birth of E m ily

Grace on April S.

Ann on M a r c h

She joins big

2 9 . She j o i n s

sister Alexandra

Melissa

Lauren, 5. They

Katherine, 10. Paula i s a claims

live in Tigard,

representative at State Farm in

Ore., where Eric

Anchorage, Alaska.

is an investment representative with Edward Jones. Jessica is a software programmer for

19 8 Dave and Lori

(Mineni '92) Felcyn wel

Kaiser Permanente in Lake Oswego.

much the cost has risen by the t i me your child becomes

They can be reached at

' Wh at s more, t he Plan has ail i h e sign ificnnt

webergfarnilv@yahoo.com.

comed a son, Zachary Scon,

Paul and linda (Renz

I N T R DU II G I DEPE DF. T 529 PUI , " sponsored by m ore than 200 of the nation's top private co llege" including "LU. This u n i que s31'ings p rog r nm let you p repny fu t u re collq ;e tuition a t a price l e ss than you would pay t oday. And Ihat'> rega rdless of how

'92) Sch r oeder

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529 pla ns.

announce the b i rth of Caleb Renz on

April 26. He j o i n s Jaco b, 5, and Rachel, 3.

t o assure

Taylor, 1 0 .

They live i n G i g Harbor, Wash.

lot less worry fo r you.

band, Jeffrey, announce the birth of their son B e n nett on July 8. H e joins Maxwell,

Chad and Melissa (Reed

4. Alln works for The Boeing Company in

'94) Petersen

husiness operations. They live i n Lake

birth of their first

Forest Park, Wash.

Erin (Kirkpatrick) R an da l l and her h u s b a n d, Keith, a n n o u n c e the birth of

announce the

c h i l d , J a co b , on J uly

C h a d is

an a c c o u nting

freshman.

We th i n k you'll find there's n o b eller way than Independl'nl 529 I' l a n a fi rs t - cl a ss education for y o u r c h i l d or grandchild-and a

on J u l y 24. H e joins brother

A n n (Donaldson) Foster a n d h e r hus

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ALUMNI CLASS NOTES > PLU SCENE WINTER 2004

•

A l l ison

Kim (Alexander)

Amy (Jolli")

March 1 8. She joins brolher Mason, 2.

(Svingen)

Willoughby a n d

Murphy and her

Lance i s a real estate agent with

Connor and her

her husband,

husband, Brian,

Prudential Now Realty in Kennewick,

husband, Sean,

Mark, announce

announce the

Wash. They live i n Kennewick.

a n n o u n c e the

the birth o f their

bi rth of Emily

birth of thei r

son, Ryker

R a chel on Aug.

son, Logan

Patri ck, on May 5 H e joi ns

Jackson, 6,

J a cob, o n May 3. Kim i s a pavement

1 2, 2003. Amy is

a f o u rth· g rade

structures engineer with the Washington

and Emma, 3. They live on a farm in St.

State D e p a rtment of Tran sportation. They

Paul, Ore.

live in Olympia.

teacher in the

Puyallup S c hool D istrict.

PLU TRAVEL SEMINAR

Daniel and Suzanne (Tiedt) Tye welcomed

VISIT GERMANY, PRAGUE, AND VIENNA JUNE 6-20, 2006

e �/

- .--. .

Kimberly and Daniel Paterno a n n o u n c e the birth of Elijah J a mes on April .'

1 2. He joins J h enavyeve Anatasi a, 3.

Kimberly works for the C i ty of Fede r al

Way (Wash.), where she is a volunteer

their son,

and neighborhood program coordinator.

Alexander

They live in Fife, Wash.

Thomas, on Sept. 28, 2003.

Eric a n d Jenny (Villarin '01 )

Dan is a finan· cial ana lyst

Allert a n nounce

supervisor at

the birth of

LucasArts Entertainment. Suzanne is the

Ha ley Lynne on

director of annual giving for the Mills

Feb. 2. Eric is

College Alumni Association in Oakland,

working on his

Calif. They live in Alameda, Calif

master's of divinity degree at Luther Seminary i n St. Paul, Minn., and

Chris and Melanie (Phair) Egan a n n o u n c e t h e birth o f Austin

J a m e s on

Jenny i s a re g i stered nurse at United

Hospital. They live i n Laud o rdale, Minn.

1000

Rob and Kristen (Gurske) Kavan

M a r c h 1 3. He joins sisler

announce the

M a d i g a n , 3. They live n Puya l l u p .

birth of Nolin Anthony on May 12. Hob works for Gonzaga

Daemon a n d Kristi (Benson) Repp a n n o u n c e t h e b i r t h of Cameron

University as the director of ath· letic facilities and operations. They live i n S po kane, Wash.

M i c h ael on April

Kun and Erin (Tilney) Eilmes

29. They live in Renton, Wash.

Iud" elllillarfeat"r;"g:

.;. "'IIi" ,Ii r llil.ll u:ld'CJlill>' �lJrI'l1 illlJ 1.:.1, \\<d.fin, 'i lnlUr 'ill lulj" r. llonh«tllr .lntl "d.,fl l , GaTlul1 1M!.!!'

0) \\" f hll I\lIh \ KnnJ 00\ \ h,'H

.:. \ I tt l!(riin I" J 11(, ""'till' \ 'I'tIIl�� hlllTI FIlN" h, ItJ.�," [)It 1"1, ,10,1 ,,,oUr. .> [,(,nUlIUI' I dlll,ltinil \ r"ltt J'JI hit tim It, h I E.\,�

.} j'll unlll i T..Uf I ..J<r R . Or. W R(lt1>�

announce the

Allison (Gray) Grassi and her husband,

Grantland on

Mic hael, announce the birth of Sydney Michelle on J un e 1 4 . She joins sister

Madison, 2. Al lison c ares for the

g irls at

home, while M i c h a el works a t Intel Corp.

They live in Puya llup.

1 998

Paul a n d Carol (Thielen) Alexander b i rth of their son, Cameron

Va nc o uver, Wa s h .

1 999

July 2 6 . Kurt is a

sports reporter for the Ida h o State

J o urnal, while Erin works for the I d a h o State U niversity Foundation. They l i v e i n Pocatello, Idaho.

a n n o u n c e Ihe

Joseph, on June 1 3. They live in

Lance and Karen (Leikem '98) Kenmore a n n o un c e the birth of Mia Katherine on

40 PLU SCENE WINTER 2004 > ALUMNI CLASS NOTES

birth o f I s s a c

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FOR ALL YOUR OFFICIAL LUTE STUFFl

ALUMNI CLASS NOTES > PLU SCENE WINTER 2004

Pacific Lutheran University C<lUId nut conti nue I do th importan t work of educat i ng srudenu for li ves of service without the g nerou

of individuals. organizations and companies. This udena ha

needed

resources

Here fascal

olarship

•

esse nt i a l su pport

faculty have fir I-rat fad l i c i

for both day-to-d.ty acci iti

and for rh

Jun

I . 200 -

ensu res

that

and PLU has

future.

gratefully recognize: every donor who has made: year

support of t housand

gill

PLU in th last

May 3 1 2004. We also profile a few of those who have

supported PLU' mission. All contributors arc Ii ted once. in alphabetical order. I n itials b h i nd t heir name deno[ if they

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fo r th ree years. At one m ee ti n g Koch approached

developmcnt officer Ed Lars n ab lit givi n g to PLU .

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'l·iJ.ilo Chh'

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Thorn.r" r:'�l .tnd i >il'lTl Tr.Ull Kr.lll'kc

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l .i/Uhl l · 7m J.l l IJ Ralx.·J I f'tJIJl

Kr�lU.'.1..· I

srudt!nEs w i l l a.ttend PLU With

p rov i d ed t hro ugh a parmers h i p wi t h an

Anchorage church .

enu-al Lu Lilcl'atl ChW'ch m e m b e rs To m and TYllc l l aukebo ha :l Iang supported PLU swdems fr m thelr

cong regatio n wirh �chola.rsh i rs. When t h e),

$300,000

c h u rc h

die I, [hey left

eanllarked for sru dents J.trending

PLU . The c h u rc h [umed twer $200.000 of rhat ro PLU ro

create an endowed scholar h i p i n me H a uke bo . nanlC . " I e was gOll1g to be a lal'gl'

unt of m ncy for ou r

j )wmem co m m i nee to m;ulage," said Ken HeLn .

congrcgar i n presi dL'nc " PLU ha.'i

endowments. "

The h lll'ch managl!S the

the ch

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gr ea r rrack

r 'cord

\\ j e h

and dete rm i nes who receive '

jar h i ps,

Helm' th ree daugh ters have benefired Cram the Hau kdJos'

geM I'OS I ty. K:u:ina g rau u ate d in 200 1 , Erika i

Britta

scni r. and

freshman. I-our orher stud e n t have ch lars h i p

t h ro u gh tbe c b u rch t h is

PLU al so marches

war,

sc ho l a rs h i

:tnd omers

ps fro m

i l l i n rile fu rure.

churches up to

1 ,000

t h rough i ts PLUMS program. The H aukebos were srrong believers i n education. The}' had

e n rra l srudents, said t he Rev. Ron M an in so n, former Centl1l.l pastor who i. now the bi hop of dle Alaska synod. M.1.rtin on is an advisory mem bel- of the no chi ldren so the}' "ado p ted"

Board of Regents whose tWO daugh ters graduated from PLU. "They rl:a l l y

wanted to

help yourh go co PLU, "

Cen t ral also ad m i n i strates the I l:lzcl A nderson Scholarshi p .

which goes ann ually to a n Alaskan music

student.

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ktty i '6 1

scholars h i ps to Anchorage stu de nts sc h o l .lrs h i p.

Ktllbl;1l1h nu" 1'h5 .llld (\III,I.lI1t(' ('(l7 } KI'JV." ken ,1Ild Sllel! )' )'::rch "urI Kn:h, ('" J IUd.."J Kuh, () �UQD Knit I I)" I..-trc· '7Ml nnd ( ilmi.1 1\11'idler Krtll:1 hc:iJOn I uund.uiUlI J ....4-I.mic . {' '0 Jlld "I..';lh I\rrlf.Cr l�ogC1 .Iml S.lIuJr.l (65) KrL-1l'> ! It H"�oIrJ li�l .1Jul Cltrl lilitll' 1 7�) Rrq)'!o 0 Till' Kt1.""F.,' ltl lllJ(,l.llii)[J l

provides

olill tl�S Alaska

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l oren,' LQ 1.lnws ( '7 1 ) "Ild l:" r1t"l'f) l.uh'lU 10.111 I Q r l'm : '(6) L Pt'nlJ)' Lorcm nolll�rt ('h�) .lIld earen ('68 ) ItHl'll l Q Lorig " -': �lKja\('�, I f ,C kl'�'l1lv :md 1.II u ril.: ('92 ) L(I� ' Ih,!tv Loll (76) Q XiJUIll.l1l LOll ('()- I ) l.(llli�� Sl-h r�' i b\.T bt'lh.' [ (i ,ek{ury I .II\( .' ('S3i illld Jllli\.' \nJlTslln I o\'t.' r,'KfI) ,.lIlIt'::> nW) 3nJ Julie l,o\'('�ar'It1J I k l) rv ,lIttl l{u-''o\ 'l.o\\' Dan i\.:L ( 'Shl Jiltl l';,lllla [,0'\'0;' nil' ili .U1d �Ii("hdk (,87) l ."lW.t' Lnl- Lu\\,(' (,9tt) Q �1ur�.trd 1.0\\'(' l 1 hOlll.ut (,(.3) anJ ]\I.\f\' . 10 ('6-.lJ 1.{l\\,,' Q Ur..-nt ,md K.lthl<.'t"n r�X)

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MI1I�Jth f ri kit ('�1) ,mil Mllrk ('�K) ;\..... li.ll1i

Boeing he ps Challe 9 take off s part of i ts

1 .1I\\'l'r

Norm,1ll .1 Il\i I lebofJ. Lowery B rian and ntlh�'I'" Lo\\,('.» \'.dlhorg Lo\\ !iln L K.lrt'll l.uhJhn (72) Chri:.li.1II Luch f'K9) Q n",vid ( ' !(X i ,lfI j .\nJn:a ( '9 1 ) I tII,:k} l) ..... kph\.,t1 ('1'4) ,lI1d ChtT)'1 ( 'X 3 ) l uck� S h i . lc\' · L udwi...:L.

D"\'i, j ('(W ) lUll! l"<'lIeiopc (""') �i;.g�-li.>l,;n I Oli\,'!' \"54 ' .1nd ,\I,ln ( :-..(lJ M,lWIUlOU Q nobccl l.l Hd \ l Igd.l 1' 67.\ �IJSrud('!' h�IIIJl'd ,lIltt C\ IIthl .. . M.lhQrHlY LlIH('lh;' nn�1 ,\ I . I "I\',llln

com m i onenr to the

c om m u n i ty, The

Boeing Co., i nvests

in educa t ion , and

r LU h as been

benefi ciary Fo r m any

years.

Boeing has

cOll sislcn r1y conrribmed money

toward scholar h i ps

and also helpli fun d the consortium rhe I nde pendent ol leges of Washingt

whIch

hel p s PLU and rher

\'(' members. This ear, Boei n g officials al

s u p p rr PLU's new

e to

halLenge Program , which provides

add i ci nal prepararory classes. support and memoring t

'wdenrs \vho

wo u l d

not othenvi ·c be gran ted ad missiun.

Eadier th i s year, Boei ng' Dean admi J1isrraCOl's wht mid h i m ab

ooper mer wilh PLU

lit

t he program. Boeing's

$ 1 0,0 00 gift helped (he Challenge Program take

IT last

lal'olll.l .8271) I . 1.1Ith('fan Chun:h I n Anll'rica, Sl"l tllt:, \V" L r.uthl'rilll (:hurth of l h�' �1<1\f..: T. I'.t''''dl, \\,,\ l .ulllt:ran C(1mllllltlil� hlllll<iatilill [ Nell \\'I:J\"\.'r I .y l ord i '7:;) G�'Uf��' and SUIl I}'l .\1<1ri;( I 'X I ) lyle Bob .lOd Audrea ('77) I.Ylll- h t;cQrg-= I Yllch (,70) Karen Lynch (':;8) Virgini.\ Lrnch (':q ) JuJilh L\'IlIl ' 1\..1T,,'n ,IIld (lCTald

summer.

Ken (,715) ,md KJ)'l' (,79) Ly,,:n

great campu , and I enj y c( m i ng down there and seeing

I.tl!lwr.l n Hl'I lrll ....rhtlod

1.ynn

COII!:ltal1�l" hVII Trll..1 I.

"The fact thar it's tak i ng tlIdenr who might be :u risk of

no t goi ng ro col l ege and giving r1wm i nreres L i ng

ro u.s,"

chance was

said Coo per, h igher ed ucat ion man ager

for comm u n i ty a n d educarional relations for the c mpa ny.

Boei ng sets as id e money every year to io nate to col l ege and univ rsi ties, Cooper sai d , and he' I leased PLU is onc them .

" We ·va had a long relalionshi p wi lh PLU l h ro ug h o u r che

year ," Cooper said . "

h,m you I

k at u n iversirie i n the

area PLU ranks up chere wi th s me of the be t , Yo u have

ruJenrs being

llC

essful because of lh e help

can give."

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l11 l:'t at PLU.

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PLU 's science area.

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,\U,lUII Tovcn

wh"lI .md EJJI 'h"w.:r T(lwl1 &. ( CHulIr)' M•.,,,"cis

h�llIl ..n.1 IoUrnJ Town Jiliul «Y\v II ( 'ill Jnd

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RUlli TraC)

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li.ui

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Ali« lohi I:.nll l.J I I fcd \ 3SJ ,lIld Dorothy •

sees needs and g ives to Q Club

wk.1 W,lIiJIll Tit'mJIl I I

...... rclI ' I , lhun' ' B..IJIC"f ( " , , and 11.lnidll..· I'M, 1.1.1." I Q brl (\", n nd B.lrh,lr.l Til h, I . �h..t11l1(l11 "fil", ( 'oJ·1) (I Timt).po I u� lldation 11K 1 R"h�lt ('57' .I(hl ,\nna:- nUlltl Q

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1'iIll IJntl �tMi.m ll(.' ruhiaMUl Ttlh\a:;ll ll i

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llut1.lld ;lnt.! �',ulff':l'n ToJd fd¥t.1fd l"7 l ) J nd J.. ni" ('72) 'l<>tld I. I{,dflh ToJJ ('69 J t\..lI h r\l1 -liA'pd " - 1 ) ,mJ N.kk. �fmnr Ann and Uurle:" Toh.h.'n R"hl'rI .l1ld (h(:n'\ Toll.md /\ndrew .lI1J Ciln11)'11 Tlll.h ( !Jln\..& It,l.t, ,'l("S) I I.lfuld .ano rdttil 1. 11I,:(,on I. , iJnl�ll 'Iullcfloon ('5b) () '1 oL, lnlk(t,lll/ Olio r=-'5) .tnd Iklrh; lI .1 ('55l " 10111(,011 H I l..tn � \· . '·H) a nd '\n ll(' ( ' 14 ) T(Jllkldl

('U I )

,\nd r�'''' (.'Ji") lind SIC'ph<lnit hlsi,l11l· li,lnl.l1l

ven though he d idn't go

PLU , I3rian M il iCI' says It's a

perfect pl ace lor h l l11 , "1 can't t h i n k of a berter place to

be," said M i l ler, assoCla(e d i rector of transfers

trl

(he

admiSSIOn office, " I ['s the perfect population for me to work with,

I t fits

my sryle."

M i l ler, who scarred wOlk i n g :1.[ PLU i n 1 999, began

donaclng to Q Club in 2000 and is now at the fel low membersh.ip level, '" really bel ieve in t h i schc)QI," he said, "and I really believe in

r1w swdenrs who g

h 'r ,"

After grad uating from thl' Un twr icy

DeU'oit C

f Mich igan, [he

liege or Law anJ practidng law for 16 years, M i l ler

decided his passion was not in Law, but higher education , After work ing as a volunteer allimni recru i ter for 10 y"':u"

the Un.iver iry of M i higan, M i l ler went on to get a master' f an ' in edllca.ri n at M an ' other PL

cattle Un iversiry,

t'mployce bel ng to Q C l ub, ''I'm doing

t he same t h i ng h u ndreds

f orher faculry and s ratT are

doi ng," he said, M l I I r vol li n teers for th

lacr

S I"

teamS, l i e i ' the

ri meket'pcr for the men" team and che ad m inistrative advisor to the women's and men's

[cam.

' Be i ng [ here keeps me you ng," he said ,

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HONOR ROll >

PLU

SCENE WINTER

2004 59

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Judith \.m HOlUm ('72)

\ ·,Ul H.I,."l m:

RohcH \'J I1 Hl)\o�t:: ..tid , It..h-11(" Slnrms.·\'1111 H�)w< ( , H I � tm \,In \lll uwaU, n�1 J I\[�,tin V.IO "SO'l.lrgn ("0:\) <J Wllli,un Jlld Yvonne:" V•.II)

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Opp..' I '

- and g ives so others wi l l too aek in the ' 0 and '40 ' wans

was an

Trail, Wash.,

except iun, surplisi ng even h i msel f:

" I t h ad been

nevel'

dream of mine

PLU

ro oll ege bUl l

was

and

b ur rhe fam i ly didn' t have rhe means to

send us , Tha[

thou gh t l'd get there," L\akre said, "My b ro r h er

1 attended "Ir

nor many kid' growing u p in made i t to co l l ege . dven Aak r ' '50

Lhc GI Bill [ hat

made

it possibl ' for both of us.

t he bcst darn government program [here ever was,"

he said. Aakre used his sol d ier's schol a rs h i p study sociol ogy and psychology at

PLU. Aflcr earn i ng a l I 1as[(�r's deg ree

�Ul \\'.1kl 1-. & I "t;t:: ,. I t Hllldl.IIHItI L

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cht l d

as a

SOCIal worker i ll

welfare and public schools

Colorado Spri ngs. ThIS ycar Aakre gave PLU

substantial gifr of mu tual fu nds and

bank stocks. The lIn iwrsit ' I S aJ h I S wi ll.

W�'

fo rtu na te r

financial supporr I < trend c

get the

n�eded

l lege," he said. " I f my

gi Ft ht'\ ps PLU �rudenC5 today fini h seh )01 . that's j ust what r wan t . '·

PLU SCENE WINTER 2004 > 0 OR ROU

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contribu tes posi tively to the social and moral fabric of sociecy - successfully cOl1 tributes to society. Well . . . how i n the world does o ne become successful? I t h i n k we've all heard the saying "Life is about choices" and you k now what� I t h i n k there is some truth to that s tatemen t. Life was certainly abo u t choices for M ichae l Jordan w h e n he decided t o con t i n u e k e e p p racticing bas ketball after h e gOt cuc from the fresh man and sophomore team i n high school. I'm guessing that life was about choices when the owner of Pepsi went b ankrupt for the th ird time before making it big, and it s u rely was abo u t c hoices for C li n t Eastwood when an execu tive from U n iversal Piccures told him that "his fu ture wasn't very promising because of a chip in h i s [Omh and because h is Adam's Apple stuck out [00 m u c h ." \ bat abouc )'ou) What choices have you made. in )'o u r l i fe that will allow you to successfully contribute to socie t)'? What are )'OU going to do no�' that )'ou are on )'ou r own, away fro m home, that is going to make )'O U successfu l ? Well, let me fi ll y o u in on a little some thing that I 've learned over the past t h ree years. PLU has what you need to be s uccess ful or to contribuce to the social and moral fab ric of this world. We h ave some of the best faculty members i n t h e nation taking t h e t i m e to make s u re that you are well equi pped to face the complex world we live in. We have one of the best i ncernational studies p rograms that allows s tudents to see that there are 6.3 bi l lion people in this world, most of whom are not on the Atkins d iet, who are not watching an ' average o f fou r hours of TV per day and who a re n O t oooo h i n g and awing over Kobe I::I r yant's behavior off the basketball court. \Ve have an adm in is tration that actu ally thinks about students and how to serve them well. \V'e have m usic, drama, art, sports, 60 clubs and organizations to get involved in, worship services, lec tures, concerts and all k i n ds of events where you can meet people, where you can be challenged and where you can s h are your gifts w i th others . ['m n o t 62

P L U SCENE WINTER

2004 >

PERSPECTIVE

Zylstra '05 gave what m a n y c a ll ed th e most m e m o r a b l e Convocation a d d ress in y e a rs.

saying this p lace is perfect, but the one thing I can promise is that this place has so much to offer. By coming to PLU, you have opened a door [0 a world of choices. You h ave found an enrrance of opportull l ty toward success. Your l i fe will never be the same: the people you meet, the choices you make and the concepts you will learn. . You will never be the same. You're going to become fam iliar with something called the Wild Hope project that encou rages students to explore their vocation. The name comes from a question poet Mary O liver posed i n "The S u m mer Day" thar I think we all need to ask ourselves: "\'(1har are you going to do with you r one wild and pre Clous life?" Wild and precious. Think about it. Life is wild thunderstorms, war, grizzly bears, heavy metal, the 1 4,400-foot vol cano behind us that cla.ims the l ives of experienced cli mbers every year, wild ani _.

mals, wild rlowers, wildfires. But l i fe is precious roo: the i n rricacy of rhe rhodo dendrons all over campus, the gift of

love, the fingers of a newborn baby, a smile, a tear, an artisr's sn"oke of a brush. And here you are ... right i n the thick of thi n gs . You a re t he one w h o has rhe choice ro rake this r i me ar PLU, and prepare yo urself for a l i fe of s uccess, a life of contributions to rhe world we live i n . If you 're here today rhinking you've got you r life togerher, and you 're invincib le and PLU has norhing to offe r yo u, good luck. B ur even more i m portan tly, if you are here today ready to embrace what these u pcoming years h ave to offer, ready to make choices that will posi tively affect you r fut u re. you've got somerhing to look forward to - not only a great col lege experience. but also a l i felong adventure of success. r k now where r began rhree years ago and I know where r am now. PLU is a great p l ace folks. It

h as the ability to make you successful, to posi tively con tri b u te to sociecy. I t's wild. I t's precious and you will never be the same. r wish you all the best i n this u pcom ing year. [§J

PLU SCENE WINTER 2004

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Life i s a b o ut c h o i c e s. Wh at c h o i c e s h a ve you m a d e ?

J o e l Zylstra '05 strongly believes that fin d i n g a way to contribute to the world should be the goal of college students.

B)! Joel Zylstra 'os f

The ollowing is the dddress ASPLU Presiden t Jocl Zylstm g{/ve

to incoming

students at Fall ConvocdtioH.

5-8 year-olds.

u re. \X'el l , what rea lly m akes one s u c cessful? Is i t money? Falllc? Is i t win

were the responses:

having yo u r name i n the " G u in ness

One n i ght, after

lots of games and activi ties, we were tal k i n g before I rucked them in to their

To h ave mo ney, to have a good job, not have to l isten

to be the best, to be l i ke B i l l Gates and

s i m ple defi n i ti o n of success, and to bc

most of these kids, I am a fai l u re and

h ave a good l i fe. I don't know what I

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kind of l i ke i t. He

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percent of the rest of the

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T h i s su mmer, I went h i k i n g with a child psycho logist who gave me a rea l ly

idea

thought it meant to be successfu l or

Book o f World Records?"

s mart, to have lots of fri ends, to be able to not go to j a i l. \'(fe l l according to

ask these l i tde k i d s what they

t.o

anyone e lse, to be

beds. Fo r some. reason, I got t h i s crazy to

n.ing gold medals in Athens? How about

Yve went around the c i rcle and these

was a camp counselor a whLIe back for

was t h i n k i ng to ask t h i s to k i d s who could b a re l y read and write, b u t I did.

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Inside:

> Master Storyte l ler, 1 0

> Spanish Immersion, 1 2

> Understa n d i ng Terrori sm, 1 4

A street l i g h t i l l u m i n a tes a tree s h r o u d e d in fog in this i m a g e by u n iversity p h o t o g ra p h e r J o rd a n H a rtm a n .

APRil

April 3, 3 p.m.

April 8, 8 Ip.m.

Lila M o e S c h o l a r s h i p Con c e rt: Svend

C h a m b e r Ense m b l e I n vitati o n a l

April 1 , 8 p.m.

R o n n i n g , vio l i n ist and Lisa B e r g m a n , p i a n ist

L a g e rq u ist C o n c e rt H a l l

Fre d e r i c a von Stade, m e z z o - s o p r a n o , a Fl d

L a g e r q u ist C o n c e rt H a l l

Laurana M itc h e l m ore, p i a n ist La g e rq u ist C o n c e rt H a l l April 2 , 1 0

a.m.

April 3 , 1 p.m. Eliza beth Brown, fa c u lty g u itar r e c ita l

A p r i l 8 , 8 p.m. D a n c e 2005 Eastvold Aud itorium

L a g e rq u ist C o n c e rt H a l l

M a sterc l a s s with Fred e ri c a von

April 9, 8 p.m.

Sta d e , m e zzo-soprano, a n d L a u r a n a

A p r i l 5 , 8 p.m.

Mith e l more, p i a n i st

C a m a s Q u i ntet

La g e rq u i st C o n c e rt H a l l

L a g e r q u ist C o n c e rt H a l l

April 2, 2 p.m.

April 6 , 8 p.m.

H a ns Ch risti a n And ersen: A Livi n g H i story

R e g e n c y Jazz E n s e m b l e

S c a n d i navian C u ltural C e nter

L a g e r q u ist C o n c e rt H a l l

D a n c e 2005 Eastvold A u d itori u m

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Life of the Mind Pathways to P e a c e symposium e x p l o r e s r e c o n c i l i ation

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PLU SCENE SPRING 2005

Changes in J-Term help fIrst year students rmd answers to big questions grol l n d b re a k i n g prog ram fo r

fi rs t -ye a r s r u d c l1(s re- e J l e rgi z e d

J-Tnl1l o n c a m p u s t h i s year b>'

e n co u r a g i n g studcnrs to consider deep

q ues l i o n s in ['l'va mpcd classes Jnd at i ntcnse overn igh t retreats.

" \Xfe wJ nted to t rc at the whole stu

dem," said Lisa M a rcu s , associate pro fesso r of E n g l is h and d i rec t o r of the

F i rs t -Year E pn ie n ce program. "We

w:l llted :lc:ldcmic cl:lsS work a

work

p e rso n a l level."

That person:ll level is evid. e n t i n (he p ro g ra m ' s tit le : " B u i l d i n g ski l ls

:lsk

b i g e n o ugh qu es t i o ns . " The d evelo p

I11 C I l t i s part of t h e PLU 's fi vc - }' ear Wild H o p e Project, desi gne d

help studems

fi nd t h e i r vocation, o r p u r pose in life. O rga n i ze rs fo u n d rhal aroll n d

Christmas brea k . first-year st u d e nts

First-year students Jessica Waiau and Troy Andrade s p e n d a weekend participati n g i n a ctivities a n d discussion to h e l p them f i n d t h e i r p u rpose in life.

begi n to assess t h e i r l i fe and. t h e i r

d ee pe r i n to t hese "colll pJnion ques

fu ture goals. " T hey get ba rraged wi t h

tions" - q u e s tio ns that acco m pany peo

qu es ti on s abou t t h e i r c o l lege experi

ple as they con t i n u e th rou gh l i fe's j o u r

ence," said Ass i s t a n t Dean o f S rudeI1(s

n e y. M o re than h a l f of t he entire fi rsc

Kath le e n F:l r rcl l . "It te n d s to be the

t i me wh e n stlldenrs say to t h e illselves, 'I'm n ot the person I was.' So, we sa w

year studenr p o p u b ti o n attended one

o f the

[11'0

weekend s e m i n ars.

The program was creared by fac u l ty

new program fu nded pr im a rily by a gra nt

from Th rivent F i nan c i al fo r Lutherans.

The $ 1 00,000 grant will help es ta bl ish the Youth Leaders h i p I n s t i t ure, a p a r tn er sh i p between P L U a n d t h e Southwest

Was hington Synod of the Evangelical Lurheran C h u rch i n America. The Yo u t h Leaders h i p I n s t i t u te seeks

[ h is as the n a t u ral t i m e to add ress t h ese

m e m be rs M a rcus, Paul Menzel, Rona

' b ig e n o ugh' q u e s t io n s. "

K:lufm a n , Patric i a K i l l e n , Ta mara

to c h a l l enge c l ose

Wi l l iams; Farrell and Pat Roundy, dean

o l ds a n n u al ly to act as cu l t u ra l ly aware,

The c o -c u r r i c u l a r p rogram marries

the Fi rst-Year l n q u i ry s e m i na r classes -

for s tu d e n r acad e m i c s u cc es s and d j rec

called " 1 9 0 s " - with activit i e s organized

to r of acad e m i c ad v i s i ng.

by Studen c [ nvolvem e n e and Leade rs h i p .

" [ t'S a b rave move," said Menzel, d i rector o f the Wild Hope P roj ect.

400 1 4 -w-2 4-year

fai th-based, service- m i nd e d leaders i n

ch e i r schools, co mm u n it i es a n d con gre

gati o ns .

PLU was one of c h ree i ns ci tutions i n

" People h ave been t a l ki n g fo r years

t h e Pacific Northwesc c o receive a

classes desi gned to foscer the cricical

abo u c c h e i r experience d u ri n g J-Term.

Th rivenr Financial fo r Lucherans grant

ch i n k i n g chac is req u i red of a u ll i versicy

I c h i n k we h ave a co n cep t io n o f whac a

fo r yo u c h leaders h i p programs.

T h e 1 90s are s m a l l first-year-o n ly

scudelH. This year, fac u l cy members

u n i q u e ed ucation c o u l d be."

and work o f che Wi l d Hope Projecc, a

who hosced h o u r- l o ng wee k l y sessions o u tSide o f c l a s s , creating a comforcable

Youth Leadership

learned i n class with issues scud enes

Institute will encourage

aCl11 0sphere to sy n c h es i z e less o n s c o n fro nc e ve r y d ay.

Th e s e q u es c ions were a lso add ressed

i n d e pt h at tWO o ff-cam p u s o ve r n i gh c

re trCJts, whe re fi rst-year studencs , fac u l ty a nd fac i l i tacors could togech er d i g

On campus, che Yo u c h Leaders h i p lnsci cute w i I I d raw u p o n c h e resou rces

ceamed with no n - facu l cy fac i l i tators,

development of skills LU w i l l h e l p yo ung people

become leaders in t h e i r commu nicies and c h u rc h es t h ro u g h a

five-year i n i ciacive co h e l p s t Lldencs fi n d t h e i r mean i n g an d p urpose i n l i fe . The Ya u c h Leaders h i p l nsci c u ce a l s o w i l l work with the Peace C o m m u n i cy Ceneer, n o n p ro fi c affi l ia ce of Peace L u c h e ran C h u rc h c h ac serves a large lo w-i nco me, e c h n i ca l ly d iverse n e i g h b o r hood i n Tacoma.

h e Sca n d i nav i a n C u l t u ra l

o n Dec. I I . 1 6 years on the board, i nc lud i n g seven as chair. He pl aye d a c r i tic al l ea d e rs h i p ro l e as thc u n iversity weathered ch alle n gi n g times to emerge stronger i n e n rol l m ent, endowmen t and

C e n ter and the Norse

fi nancial managemenr.

Commencement

Scandinavian center

Severson served

sponsors walking tours through Norway Fed erati o n are o ffe ri n g two

p i l g rim rou t e fro m Gudbran dsdal ro Tro n d hci m , N o rway, L b i s s u m mer. The fi rst is an eight-day tri p mostly o n foo t over the Dovre Mount ai n s and on ro T ron d he i m from j u l y 2 1 -2 9 . The gro u p will j o i n h u n d reds o f mher p i l gri ms for m id n igh t wo r s h i p I II the N idaro s Cathed ral at the elld o f the jou rney. Cosr i s $ 1 ,390. The second rour, fro m Au g. 6- 1 4 , wi ll

Severson hel ped frame a c r i t i ca l i nsti

to u rs a lon g the med ieval

i nclude visits to h istorical s i tes, a clas sical concert in the m ou nt a i n s an d

s h or r e r walks. I t w i l l also con clude at t h e Nidaros Cathedral. Price fo r t hat tri f.l' which will i n clude a bus t h ro u gh

out, i s $ 1 ,890. To secure a SpOt, send a check depos i t o f $250 by A pri l I to rhe Sca n d i n avian C u l t u ra l Center, PLU, Taco ma, Was h . , 98447. For mOre i n forma r i o n , con tact p rofessor Audun Tovcn ar 253-535-73 1 4 or tovenat@plu. edu 0 1 ' visit WIVlV. norsemal1. no.

[1l tional recovery s U'ategy fo r PLU en

Los Angeles a s p a rr of i ts j a, n u :1 ry roLir to Cal i fornia.

PLU awards Gary Severson honorary doctorate ormer C h a i rman of t h e Board of IZe gc n tS (Jary Severson received an h onorary doctorate o f h u mane le t te rs at Winter

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to read more a bout the Pathways to P e a c e symposium, l e a rn m o re a b o u t the p rofessors who p a rtici pated in this issu e's S c e n e Forum a n d find d eta i l s o n where to h e a r P LU m u s i c e n s e m b l e s p e rform this s p r i n g . S c e n e O n l i n e also takes you to othe r g reat features, which have

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Un ive rs i ty S i n ge r s will rour G resham and Astoria, Ore" and A b e rde en , Was h . , A p r i l 2 1 -24. for a d erai l ed

p l a c e s the hood over h o n o r e e G a ry Severson.

and Scandinavia

B ri t i s h Col u illbia A p r i l 8- J 2. The

to p ro fe s s i o n a l i ze and re n gr h e n the Board of Regents, e ngaging them i n rhe l i fe of rhe u n iver s i ty as advisors and advocates fo r aca dem ic ri go r. He is a p i l l a r of the Pacific Northwest co m m u n i ty in service and in act ion . Now chai rman of Laird Norron Fi n ;] ncial G ro u p, he p reviously was c hairman of the board of First I n te rstate Bank. He is an active commu n i r y volu nteer w i t h a part icular e m p ha sis i n e du cat i o n . He has also served an on the board of t h e I n de pe n d c l l [ Co l l eges o f

d i l igen tly Cynth ia Edwards, c h a i r o f the b o a rd of r e g e nts,

ensembles to Northwest

Wh i d bey I s l a n d , Was h . , and Vancouver,

g i n ee ri n g the 10 l lg- t erm fi nancial

growth o f rhe u n iversi ty. H e wo rk e d

Busy music season sends

rour t h i s s p r i n g, a n d rhe C h o i r o f the We s t performed at a prestigious c o n fe n : nce as parr of i ts ja n u ary tOUI'. I'LU'.s j an. ensembles and the Un iversity Wind En se m b l e wi l l pe r form in N o rw ay, Denmark alld Sweden i n ivlaY J nd j u ne. U n i ver si ty C h o rale will perform i n Sea tt le , Lyn nwood , Bel l i n gham,

ill

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O n l i ne n ews now easier to find.

been c h o s e n " B est of S c e n e . " C h e c k i t o u t a t wwwp/u. edu/scene.

HERE & NOW > PLU SCENE SPRING

2005

us t

days after the Jan. 9 signiJlg

the peace pact signing i n Nairobi :

o f a h i s r oric peace agreemenr

Jand a, Tom Vraalsen, t h e No rwegian

designed ro end the world's

envoy ro Sudan, and Roger \,(/i nter,

l o n gest ru n n i ng ci vi l war in Sudan, rep足 resenratives o n di .ffe re nt sides of the

assistant a d m i n i s trator for the U n i ted

S ta tes Age n cy o f l mernati o n a l

b i tter battle shared a stage at PLU.

De velo p m c n t.

Canon Clement Janda said with an o u t足

People's Liberarion Move m e n L A

" We are no l o n ge r e n e m i es," the R ev.

st retch ed hand to Salah A h m cd

Janda is

S u d a nese Angl ica n p ri es t , he has s e rv ed

as gen c ral secretary of the All Africa

Sudan ro the U n i ted States.

C o n ference of C h u rches. H e i s ded icat足

re ma rkable m o m e n t that i n

ed ro p romoting the protection o f

many ways symbo l i z ed the p u rpose o f

h u m ;: l0 rights, conflict reso lution a n d

the P athways r o Peace symposium.

Africa's economy.

Pol i t ical and academ i c l eaders fro m around t h e world gathered fo r the

Wang Cell te r fo r International

l is ted the number o f relatives he has

lo st , i n c l u d i n g a si s ter , brother and

re p res e n ta tive. of the S udan

EIG u n e i d , m i n i s te r of the R e p u b l ic o f I t was

"Tbe wa.r i ndeed bas b rought a l o t o f

s u Fferin g and tragedy," s aid Janda, who

EIG u ne i d is a rep r e senta tive o f the

gove rn m ent that s i gned a permanen t

ceasefire w i t h the SPLM. It e s t ab l i s hes

Programs symposi u m that focused on

St(,ps fo r peace between the mostly

th e No rwegian app roach ro democracy

a n d devel op me n t . Top i cs ran ged from

Ivl usl i m north and the C h ris tian and ani mist south, b u t doesn' t p u t an e n d

security and the enviro n m e n t to h u man

t o t h e violence i n Darfur, t b e western

rights an d global heal th .

region of S u dan .

arranged we l l before the acco rd , includ足

years has killed m o re t h an two m il l i o n

The Rev. C a n o n C l e ment J a n d a t al ks a b o u t the atrocities i n Sudan a n d th e hope for p e a c e after

e d th ree people who were p resent fo r

a n d displaced m o re than fo u r m illion.

the s i g n i n g of a g re e m e nt .

T h e Su dan sessi o n , w h i c h was

PLU SCENE SPRING 2005 > LIFE OF THE M I N D

Viol ence in Su dan over the last 2 1

n iece. "The war to me is nor jusr sraris rics - i r is people, h u man beings." Many credit rhe Norwegian govern I11cnr for h elping broker rhe peace d e a l. "The Norwegian people have been with us through rhick and thin," Janda said. Vraalsen said Norway has been involved in rhe peacekeeping mission in S u dan for more rhan 40 years. The coun rry tried ro work our a peace deal in 1 993, b u r realized the opposing s i des were too far apart. Still, Norway contin ued to offer h u manitarian aid , a s i t h,1 s in many o t h e r areas of rhe wo rld. No rway 's s u ccess at such i nrerve nrion relies on several facrors, includ ing rhar it has no h i d d e n agenda.

"We never go i nro a c o n fl i ct if we are not asked," Vraalsen sai d . The sympos ium was t h e first U.S. celebration of No rway's peaceful i n d e p r ndence from Sweden in 1 905, and the theme of peace ran th roughour

the symposium, which d rew more rh:lll 1 ,000 people to hear from di plomars, educators and h u m an i tarian volun teers. "The whole Norwegian d i p lomatic corps is here - don't keep us toO l o n g, " Joked Knl) ( Vol lebae k , a mbassador of Norway to the U n i red States, d u r i ng rhe opening session. •

" Peac

a n d tangibl or

L be m a d

lO lh

(Ja i l, l i fe

vel', i nd ivi d u a l . O n J

t h ro ugh \!

c o m m on

effort

ill

e be able to cre a le a be tte r

and

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c u r"

orld for a l l

or US." -Amba ssacior KllLl l Vu l l b[l�k

Tom Vraalsen, N o rw e g i a n envoy to S u d a n a n d r e c i p i e n t of t h e Wa n g C e n t e r P e a c e B u i ld e r Award, t a l ks with A S P L U Pres i d e n t J o e l Zylstra '05 at th e c e l e b ration b a n q uet.

tsu nami, following i ts trad ition of mter national cooperation. " Norway's past has been its asset," Volleb<ek sai d . There i s n o colonial past, no hidden agenda, and Norway does n ' t aim to fly i ts flag in every country it helps. "The moral obl igation is there," he said. One counrry that has benefired great

as we l l r h rough the Norway/Nam i b i a

rh a n $ 1 per da y, Vo llebxk said, a nd

Project. The Na m i bia Associarion of

poor h yg i e ne and p revenrablc disease k i ll a child every r h rce seconds. Others who are wo r k i n g o n global

Norway (NAMAS) seeks to em power t h e

Nam i b ian p eo p l e with the k nowledge and leaders h i p skills to advance their young democracy. "To us i n Namib ia, Norway is a small coun rry with a b i g heart and a gen u i ne com m i rmenr to peace and develop ment," said Selma Ashipala-Musavyi, ch a rges d'Affaires fo r the Embassy of

Norway h as p l edge d $ 1 1 8 m i l l i o n i n relief t o areas snuck b y r h e sourh As i an

government has p rep ared a l o n g- te rm

p rogress is others' progress," Vol lebaek

reducing d i sea se . Throu g h o u r r h e

wo rld , 1 . 2 b i l l i o n people l ive on less

sa.id.

pcrcenr o f i ts gross d o mestic prod ucc o n o ve rse a s d e vel o pme n r a s s i s ta n ce. "The best guarantee for our own

health crises, and many say the U n i ted Stares m u s t play a bigger role i n

l y from N O I-way' s benevolence is Namibia, which s hare s a bond with PLU

Namibia in Wash i ngron, D.C. Norway has helped Namibia emerge from a b l ood y pasr filled with deep seated harred to a p eace fu l democracy. The co unr r)' still faces h u ge ch a ll e n ges , Ashi pala-Mu savyi said, i nc l ud i n g a h igh rare o f H IV/AI DS, lack of ed ucatiol1 i n ru ral areas a nd a h igh rare o f u llcmp loy mcnr, which can res u l t i n cri m e.

O ne of the worl d ' s most p rosperous counr ries thanks CO rh e d i s co very of oil there i n t he 1 9 70s, Norway spen ds I

d evelop m e n r p l a n, which it w i l l follow t h ro u gh 2030, and i s working to buy land thar was lost before i ndependCIlcc. NAMAS has been a h u ge h e l p . " We cannot thank you e no u gh , " A sh i pa l a M u s a vy i said. "The. only way co say thank you is ro make s u re we succeed . " Orher c o u n rri es i n r h e world also face

To strengthen rhe young country, the

health issues, incl u d i n g g ra d uates work i ng abroad , echoed those c o m l11enrs, sayi n g i ncrcased alVan'nesS and acrion are req u i red to end senseless dcarhs. Dr. William Fllege '57, a global hcal rh l'xperr who advises The Bill & Melinda Garcs

Fo u nd a t ion and is a m em be r of r h e PLU Board of Regents, said h e was g ra r i fied CO see so m uch money raised so q u ickly for tsunamI relief

" 13 u l' I feel conflicred," h e sa i d . "[ wo n d e r, d i d th e), k n o w r h a r 2 5 0,000 chil d re n d ied in the worl d , m os t ly o f p re ve n r ab[e d i s e a se s , rhar week? Did they know rhe same t h i n g hap p en ed rhe next week and [he next week?" Poverty and lack of resou rces hel p »

LIFE OF THE MIND > PLU SCENE SPRING

2005

he min

Norway Symposium wrap

continucd

c o n t ri b u te tel violence a n d terro r i s m ,

B u i lder Awa.rds from t h e Wan g C e n te r

benefits everyo ne. He a t t r i b u ted t h e

stories)

fo r I n ternational Programs. (see related

Vo ll.cbx k s a i d , so figh t i n g fo r s o l u t i o n s

Honored werc Torn Eric Vraalsen,

roor causes o f tcrrorisrn to a lack of a

Norwegian special envoy to the war-rom

good govcrnmcnt, viola t i o n s o f h u l11 an

African n ati o n o f S u d a n ; Liv Arnesen

righrs and u nj u s t d i s t r i b u t i o n o f

and Ann Bancrofr, who with t he i r d a r

reso u rces. Social, eco n o m i c and politi cal j us t ice can reduce terrorism, h e said.

i n g a n d gruel ing e x pe d i t i o n s across

Ir's a n enormous task, h e sai d , bur a

t housands of m i les of icc promote peace and u n derstan d i n g; and the N a m i b i a

c r i t i cal o ne . " Peace m u s t be m ad e real ,l n d rangi

K n ut Vo l l e b rek, le ft, a m b a s s a d o r of N o rway to the

ble to the d a i l y l i fc of every i n d ividual,"

U n ited States, presents Chuck Nelson with tile SI. Olaf Medal.

Vol leb:l.'k said. "On ly t h ro u g h COll1 mon r ffons wi l l

\·vc b e a b l e

crcate a bet [(�r and more

secure world fo r a l l o f u s . " Read m o re abo u t the sympos i u m a t \\'ww. p l u .ed u/wangct'll tcr. YOLI can also review sessions onlinc at

wUJIl'.plu.edu/ -llItec<1st/200Ssp/wang. ./j), Kdlhcnac l ied/unci Hansen '88

Wang

c n t 'r r

ogn i zes

peace b u i l ders who a rfi r m

Norwcgian

he hum n

pirit

d i pl o mat , a pair o f

polar explorers and a Norwegian

gro u p d e d i cated to empoweri n g

the peo p le o f Nam i b i a received Peace

Association o f No rway, which res ponds to poverty and i nj u s t ice by helping peo ple in the A fri can re p u b l i c b u i l d s k i l ls. The Wang Ccmer Peace B u ilder Award recognizes global bridge b u i l d e rs who exe m p l i fy hope fo r h u man ity, whose lives are cen tere d on a v i s i on o f the j u s t and good, who have demonstrated t h a t

they w i l l n o t b e d e fe a ted by d i ffi c u l t c i r

c U lllstances and who affi rm the res i i te n ce o f t h e h u man s p i r i t. \\1ang Cemer fo u n d ers Peter '60 a n d G race Wa n g prl'sl'lHcd the awards on behal f o f the 1I1l1vcrsity a t a celebra t i o n banquet on J a n . 1 2 , the fi rst n i g h t o f rhe ccn rer's sympos i u m Pa t hways to Peace:

Sym posium features ethnic art and music

Norway's A p p roach to D e m o cra cy and

Developmem. The Wa ng Cemer works to educate fo r a j u sr, healthy, sustain able and peaceful world. Wang C e n te r D i rector Janet Raslll u ssen said the Peace B u i l d e r

Award rec o gn i ze s t h a r rhl' road t o peace is n o t b u i l t by nations, b u t by the collec tive achievemenrs and cont ributions of many i n d ivid u a l s .

A rt a n d m u s i c rou n d e d out the sym posium, with a c o n c e rt pa c ke d with eth n i c m u s i c , and exhibits of both Afric a n and N o rwe g i a n a rt on d i s play. Two g roups from Hedmark U nive rsity C o l l e g e - the C o l l e g i u m Vo c a l e a n d the

" Reci pie ms und ersrand t h a t peace

mak i n g is a vocat i o n , a cal l i ng t ha t

assures the needs of self arc always s u b o rd i nate to service of orhl'l's," RasmLlssen said. A lso, C h u. c k Nelson, a ret i red admin is

C o l l e g e Folk E n s e m b l e - p e rformed at

trator who h e l ped tho usands of

the G l o b a l E n c o u nte rs c o n c ert, as we ll

Norwegians come to Taco m a

as PLU's C h o i r of the West a n d Wi nd

PLU, received No rway's pres tigious St.

Ensemble.

study a t

Olaf Medal for his s i g n i ficant work in promo ting rel a t i o n s betwecn No rway

U n iv e rs ity orga nist e m e ritus David Dahl p r e m i e re d a n original piece, "A N orwe g i a n S u ite fo r O rg a n , " wh i c h was c o m missioned by the Wa n g C e nte r for

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a n d I\merica. K n u t Vo l leba:k, am bassado r of N o rway

r h e U n i ted Srarcs, p rese nr ed

the mcdal On behalf of No rway ' s K i n g

the symposium. E l a i n e Grinnell, a

Harald. Nelson was d i rec w r o f i nterna

J a mestown S ' K l a l i a m tribal m e m b e r,

tio nal ad missions and retirsed after .30

p e rformed N ative Ameri c a n storyte l l i n g

y ears at PLU. H e an d h i s wife, Lois,

a n d d ru m m i n g .

helped co u n tless s r u d c n ts .

[ olar

al PL

x p l o rer

m a ke s Lo p

be fo re Lh e i r n -x l

around the wo rld to follow their ex pedition t h rough the Web. (You can fo llow along with their exped i

n Lu re

s a c h i l d , Liv Arnesen was fasci

assi stant dean of

w IIJw.plu. edtt/ wangee» ter.

talks wit h schoolch i l d ren and PLU

explorer Thor H cycrdahl's adven

audiences to make bigger points

tu res at sea aboard his Kon-Ti k i fleet

than s i m ply relaying their s t u n n i n g

and created a ti ny replica that s h e float

acco m p l i s h ments, such a s their

ed in puddles near her Oslo, Norway,

1 ,700- m i l e crossing o f Antarctica.

h o me.

They talked abo u t how the lack of

Across the globe i n iVli n nesota, Ann

wind on the wind iest conti ne n t

Bancroft sta rted out her adven t u res

delayed t h e m , forcing t h e m t o s k i a t

with an ove rn i ght expedi tion to her

o n e m p h rather t h a n sail a t a Ill u ch

back yard .

faster and more comfo rtable pace.

meet, fi nd they shared the same goals

don't go as planned?" Arnesen asked

Decades later these women wo uld

and make h istory. The fi rst women to

students at Annie Wri g h t School in Taco ma. Sometimes, you have

mission

push them

selves and to educate others. PLU educa

Even a t temp eratures as l ow as

ct' l e b rate their Norwegian-American

who h ave brough t recog n i tion and d i s ti nction to wome n ' s soccer." [t

is a national award, given

94 days,

they enjoyed themselves.

"We laughed every day," Bancroft sai d . " We learned that laughte r and h u m o r i s a very powerful tool

k e e p y o u go ing."

own

c h i l d ren, to fo l l ow their

ce n te n nial and to promote the cu rricu

and fUld the adve ntu re o f their l i fe

l u m . They expect mi l l i o ns of c h i l d J'en

t i m es . []]

one

U n i ted States. A fi l m featur i n g assistant football coach John

" Nellie" Nelson, who is d i sabled by arth rogrypos i s , w o n the Crystal H eart Award fo r short documen tary a t the Heartland Film Festival in October. The fil m , "Nellie - A Li fe Wo rth Living," was d i rected by M i c hael McNamara.

The y encourage people, especially

allia nce d u ri n g the year of No rway's

person per year t h roughout the

fo r

Arnesen and Ban noft came to PLU co

Association o f America fo r " those

you really can d o , she said. degrees below zero, alone o n the ice

resolving conflicts t o the exped i tion.

the National Soccer Coaches

i m p rovise and discover how mllch

tion professors Ron Byrnes and M i ke

Toward Peace," which ties lessons i n

of Exce llence fro m

H i llis created a new K- 1 2 c u rriculum, "Exploring Cultural Conflicts: Journeys

received the Award

" What d o you do when t h ings

cross Antarctica o n foot, Bancroft and Arnesen are now attempting to cross the

p hysical education,

Bancroft and Arnesen used their

luted w i th stories o f Norwegi;]n

Arctic Ocean, in

Colleen Hacker,

tion o r review the curr ic u l u lll at

Sidney Rittenberg, vi s i t

d reams

ing professor i n the Chi nese S t u d ies Program and i nter nationally ant

renowned con s u l t C h i na's business sector,

was appointed to the Rural Develop ment I nstitute board i n Seattle.

Dane Wu, associ ate professor of mathem atics, co a u thored "An A l ternate Ap proach to the Total Probabi l i ty Fo rmu la" with Laura M. Bangerter '03. It was p ub l i s hed in the I n ternational Journal of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology.

Ann B a n croft left, a n d Liv Arn esen set a record on Antarcti c a a n d p l a n to cross the N o rth Pole this spring. Photo courtesy Bancroft-Arnesen Explore.

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D i s t i ngui shed novel i s t helps aspiring writers discover what they want to say

S eein g the world afresh

Earl Lovelace has been called a master story teller, k nown fo r h is lyrical style and memorable

characters. But whde he weaves beau tiful tales of calypso and the Caribbean and reli�hes helping swdems fi nd thei r own voices, this celebrated Trinidad ia n writer is somewhat hesitam co tell his own scory. He's relucta.m to s i t down for a fo rmal i merview and is soft spoken and understated when asked about h is success es and inspiration. Love lace, 69, has been PLU's disti ngllished write.r in residence fo r five years and is a celebrated figure i n Tri nidad. But when asked abou t his celebrity status i n h i s home coumry, he s i m p ly replies, " Wel l , I

am a

n ove li s t. "

As a teacher the past five years at PLU , h e has i n s p i red students, who have in cum moti vated him. It wou ld be fa i r co say he has sometimes frustrated people, who a p p reciate his cu lture and talent, bm not always his laid-back, q u i ntessentially Tri nidadian s p i rit. He doesn't have voicemad, doesn't always check h is c-111 a i l and isn't absolutely o n time. But it i s i mpossible to m easure how much h e bcought to PLU, and how he h as helped the un ive rsity'S study-away program in Trin idad and Tobago. "Earl Lovelace is very well-k nown and h ighly regarded In Trinidad," said PLU President Loren ]. Anderson, who trave led there last year and saw fi rst-hand Lovel ace's i n f1u e nce. "He has opened doors for us down there." Anderson recalls meeting with an educa.tor, who upon hearing that Anderson was from " the p lace where Earl Lovelace teaches" lInmediately gave h i m com plete attemion. He also saw how Lovelace - with a q u i c k phone call - arranged for o n e of the cou ntry's cop bands to play at a party a e his home to welcome Anderson. "ft's been great co have him at PLU," Anderson said . " I t adds a kind o f richness and tex cure co the e n tire community Studencs have been very fo rtu nate." 'What has brought Lovelace acclaim a re his talent and his books about postcolonial Tri n i dad that s peak co so many. His novels have won many awards, including "Salt," which was the wi nner of the Commonwealth \'V'ri ters Prize i n 1 997, meaning i t was named the best book in Engl ish speaking cou ntries except the U n i ted States. As with his other books, i t is set in Tri nidad, and h e explores the legacy o f the struggle against enslavement and colonialism. Always an avid reader, Lovelace di scovered h e wanted co write when he worked as a for est ranger and came i n to more i m imate clln tact with the o rd i nary people who worked the land and made a living fro m the fo rest. "That was very, very i m portant, because i t brought me i n to a better relationsh i p with the people who worked the land, and gave m e a greater sense o f the Island's landscape and the fol kways of the people," Lowlacr sa i d . H e was 20 when he s ta rted to t h i n k a b o u t writing s erio u s ly. His motivation? "1 think 1 wJn tcd to change th e worl d , " he sa i d . "( still wa nt to cha nge i .r. " H e wanted to write about people h e kn e \.v , t o g ive vo ice c o those who d o n ' t u s u ally make i t onto [he pages of b o ok s - " p e o p l e who have been ignored or have been se e n as a general ity, not in their specificity. " "1 though t if I wa s goi ng CO be a writer, 1 h ad [0 write a novel," he said. So he did. That fi rst bo o k is still u n p u b l i shed , but hiS next try, "While G o d s Are Fal ling," was pubcontinued

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FEATURES > PlU SCENE SPRING

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S tudents swear off English fo r a weekend of cultural and language learning B Y

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(Lcfr) SP'171lSiJ mstmcto)" i:::nJlb /)dl'ldson '98 p1c:ys d gliiro, d notched, ho/lowed-out gmtI'd, while students sing ,dong to the gllit<1lďż˝

(To p) A mong the studellts who (lgiTed to speaR. only

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PLU SCENE SPRING 2005 > FEATURES

'07.

S .

pa n i s h I m me rs i o n Wee kend,

Literatures a n d profess o r o f Spa n i s h ,

which started i n 2002 and i s

said the weekend gives student s c o n fi

o rgan izt' d by S p a n i s h fac u l ty,

a l lows s tu d e nt s

take what

t hey J e a rn in class ;md u se i t

in real l i fe s i tuations. \Vh e t h e r in the d i n r ng hall, b u n k s or i n gro u p s , t hey speak o n l y S p a n i s h fo r the weeke nd ,

w h i l e enjoy i n g a u th e n t i c cu i s i n e , gu i t a r concerts and sa lsa d allcl l1 g.

They also crafted papel p icad o ,

Roach said. "And t h a t gives you a wo rl d

vic\\" l)

de nce i n the i r s k i l ls, encou ragi ng t h e m

t o s t u d y abroad . " I t i s the first real test

Accord i n g to C u rry, the student s ben

e fi t fro m the p ro fe s sors being from a

that th y can i n fact s u rvive i n the L a n

vari ety of regio n s , l i k e Ame rica , S p a i n

guage," she s a i d .

a n d Mexico, because t h ey e a c h bring i n t h e i r knowledge o f d i Hl'rem c u l t u res.

S o m e o f the S p a n i s h students l i ve i n I'-I ong I n ter n a r i o n a l H a l l , which a l s o

Parr of the ex perie nce is getting to

fo cuses o n i m m e rs i n g students l l1 l a n

k n ow the pro fess o rs on a pns o nal level.

guage a n d c u l t u re . The h a l l hou ses five

Frerich s and Li nd sey Paxton '07 agree that lau gh i n g with the professors - and

langu ages - C h i nese, Fre n c h , German,

H i s pa n i c designs c u t o u t of paper co m

N o r wegi a n a n d Spanish - and i s a h u b

m o n l y used at parties i n Lat i n America,

[o r ca m p u s activities foc u sed on lan-

and Illo Las, tapestries origi n a l ly made

iJrie Chal1lbel'idiiJ 'OS, hit, a n d 1m Station prepare ellsaladas inixt,ls, part

by the Kuna I n d ians i n Panama.

Spanish 1JlCill.

being able to u n d e r.sta n d the j o kes m akes

th i n gs m o re fu n .

oran authentic

" I t's a great o pport u n i ty beclLIse you learn so m uch about c u l tu re - on top of all the vocabulary," said Bet hany Frerichs '06.

ParT ici pa nts b egi n che wee kend by

sign i n g a con n'act d ecla ri n g t he i r com m i t m e n t to speak i ng o n ly i n S p a n i s h . "All the th l ll gS w e t r y t o do i n t h e

classroom come together," s a i d E m i ly

guage, c u l t u re and imernational issues. For Sean Roach

'08, the weekend

hel ped h i m prepare for a Costa Rica ]

"Other u n iversities d o n ' t have p rofes

Term t r i p . " I s u rprised mysel f that I was

sors who w i l l take a weekend our of

able

handle it so wel l ," he said. " I t's

rea l izes we d o n ' t have the e x perience . "

T h o s e w i t h e x pe ri e n ce reru m to h e l p

Davidson '98, i ns tru ctor of S p a n i s h .

o u t the n e w er s t u d e n t s . " S ee i n g how lll l

"You i m press you rsel f, " Frerichs s a i d .. " I t gives you 1110re confi dence and l11akl'S you less wary abollt ma k i ng mis takes - i t's two whole days, yo u ' re go ing [ 0 make m i stakes." Tamara Williams, ch a i r of t h e DeparTment of Langu ages a n d

good e n v i ro n m e n t fo r i t . Everybody

" T h e s tu d e n ts real i ze what t h ey ' re capa ble o f. "

Students are i mp ressed wi th the p ro fessors' com m i tmen t to teach i ng.

l ch I i m p roved

1 11

one wee kend

h r l ped m e decide to go abroad , " Rachel C ur ry '06 said. "I caml:' b a c k to hel p

others wh o

d J'l'

h e re now."

The srudenrs said being co m m i tted to the la n gu age opens t h e i r eyes, g i v i ng

t h e i r personal time to give us t h e o p port u n i ty to learn," P;L,ton said. Each year, the entire Spanish facu lty attends the weekend and they all agree it i mp roves their relarion s h i p with the stu dents. "They rea lize how much we love teach i n g them a.lld how much we care about the program," Davidson said . 'QIfh i l e n o other language c u r ren tly o ffe rs a p rogram like this o n e , Wi l l i a m s ho pes to s e c i t h a p pe n i n the fu t u re.

t h e m a d i ffer e n t perspective on the

" I t ' s a great success," she s a i d . "The stu

world. "You're nor Just learn. ing a lcU1-

denrs tal k about ho\l' mllch their co n fI

guage, you're ka rn i n g a b o u t a cu l tu re , "

dence i n creases . "

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ver the past three a n d a half years the world

arc experiencing - c a n p u s h p e o p l e r o extreme fo rms o f re l i g i o us

- and our place in it - has changed in ways

e x p ression, these s truggles are n o t fu ndam e n tally GllIsed by rel i

we could have never imagined. Terrorism, world c onfl ici and re l i g ious ani mosity have become the issues of the day. To help make sense of it a l l, we i nvited fo ur Pacific Lutheran Un ivers ity professors to offer their expertise and d iffer ing perspectives on these world-chang ing issues.

g i o n . Wherher i r's r h e Israe l i - Pal esrin ian conflicr or figh t i n g i n Afg h a n i s tan, i r's n o r r h e natu re of an)' particu lar re l i g i o n c o be m o re p rone co terrorisr activi ry. PETER GROSVENOR' An d i f re l i g i o n s do have rheologiClI re a s o ns [0 go [0 wa r w i t h one anorher, rhen those reasons a re a lwa)' s there.

B u r clearly C h risrian i cy, Islam ancl Ju d a i s m have 1 1 0 [ been engaged

i n perpetu a l con fl icr w i t h o ne anorher, so what we need to k now more abo u r i s what makes conflicrs berween rhe faiths eru p r

Partici pating were Alicia Batten. rel igion; Peter Grosvenor, political science; Pauline Ka u rin, ph iloso phy; and Ann Kelle her, political science. G reg Brewis, executive editor of Scene, moderated the conversation.

w h e n rhey clo. A l i c i a i s r i g h r c o l o o k at s pecifi c p o l i ti c a l c o n fl i cts over la n d , socioecon o m ic concl i r i o ns, ancl so on. Another wo rcl of cau t i o n abo u t seeing rhis as a rel ig i o lI s cantl i n i s rhar fu nclamemali s t I s lam rakes broad I), twO fo rms, There i s a

conse rvative and a rad i cal fo rm. \Ve have, of co u rs e , very g ood

Their comments were transcribed and ed ited.

and close relations w i t h conscrvarive, fu n cl am c l l [ a l i s t Islam i n , fo r exam ple, Sau d i Arabia. T h e rad ical fo rm of I s la m i c fu nda

SCENE: S h o rt ly aftet Se p t .

1 1 , 200 1 , i t became c lear t h a t t h e

U n i ted S tates a n d l ike l y the en tire Wcstern world a t e engaged

in a long-term b at t l e aga i n s t fun d a l11c ll t a l i s t Islam . W h a t

are'

t h e o t ig i n s of t h i s conflict? Is i t a religious wat? Ate we f ac i ng a new kind of ev i l? AN N KEUEHER: The p u b l i c beca me fu l l )' aware of the t h reat o n

Scpe. 1 1 , b l l t nl.1ny rerrori s t expcrcs i n the U n i ted 5r3[(;' 5 knew t h i ngs were in the works long before t h e n . Arab racl i cal groups

ancl racl i cal re l i g ious gro u ps l i k e al Qae.da had been at w o r k s i nce t h e 'GOs a n d '70s b u r hadn't been able ro m o u n t a maj o r e ffort,

:tnd t h e i r targets were all s pe c i fi c al l y related ro t h e Israe l i s . By the '80s t h e re was a movemen t a mong these gro u ps ro begin ro tar get the U n i ted St:ttcs. Even the spec i fic eve n t of fly i ng an a i r p l :lI1 e i n to a b u i l d i n g was k n o wn . It hacl been p l a n necl i n Paris b u t the a i r l i n e r crashecl.

AUCIA B TTEN: The s tru ggle is not p r i marily abo u t re l i g i o n . W h i l e

various p o l i t i c a l develo pments a n cl confl i cts over l a n d ;1I1 c1

m e n ral i s m , wirh w h i c h we're in co n fl i c t, h as i ts roots in s oc i e cy ('ath e r than organ i zed rel i g i o n . PAULINE KAU R I N:

I agree that t h i s i s n ' t j u s t abo u t I s l a m . It's all.

i ss u e abo u t how p eo p le are clea l i ng w i t h o p press i o n ancl co n fl i c t i ll. t h e i r lives. Rel igion comi n u es to be a n am'active source o f sol ace, W h e n t h i ngs arc go i ng wrong in yo u r l i fe you Wall[ to know why, yo u lVallt some c o m m u n i cy, ancl you want to k n ow thar t h e re i s SOme p u rpose co i t.

atuac[(ve,

I can see why racl ical viewp oi n ts

arc

Certai nly S e p t. 1 1 got A m er,i ca's a e tc n ti o n , b u t on thc day o f r he

attack I was th i n k i n g it i s a m i racle that th is h as n ' t ha p p c n ed befo re . It dicl n ' t particu larly s u r pri s e me.

SCENE: I f the attack w;]sn't su r p r i s i ng, how d i cl o u r leaders a n d so many o th e rs n o t a n t i c i p a te i t?

GROSVENOR: The problem fo r o u r pol i tical leaclersh i p is tha.t

liT

h ave a defe nse and i ntel l i ge n c c srru ccurc [hat is s t i l l romed i n the

resour ce s - as wel l as t h e s u ffe ring and frus tration p o p u i: l t i o n s

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SCENE FORUM: TER R O R I S M CONTINUED

We a l l must acknowledge that whatever the causes, there a re at least a few h u ndred thousa nd people out there who consider themselves at war with us. That is a rea l ity that c a n n ot be i g n ored.

Cold WJ.r. I[ was ser up

J. nri c i p :ul' acrions from a radical l)'

d i fferclH k i n d o f c n e l1ly. On rhe. i n rell igence fro n t, Am ericJ mad" a qucs[io n a b le decision

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downgrade. hu man i me l l i gence i n

favor o f c.lecrro n i c i n rel l i gc n c e . \'<Ic just d o n ' t k n o\\-" very m u c h

abc)Ll [ rhe sccrions of Islam i c sociery from w h i c h r h i s rh rear is comi ng. BAmN. We m usr

ANN KELLEHER

Arm)'. B u r what wc are experi e n c i ng t od ay seems d i fferent. Wh), h a s rerro rism changed

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become i n c reasingly fo cused on mass

c as u J l ries rarher r h a n [arge r i n g a few fo r negotia r i n g leverage> GROSVENOR: There are.

t\\lO answers to rhat. One is roo ted i n rhe

qucsrion abo u r evil. The desi re ro desrroy as m uch properry and kill as man y people as you possi bly can does resonate wirh the

'member roo rhar rhe U n i red Srares govern

m e n r s u p p orrcd radical lslam i n Afghanisran in rC[I11S of money being fu nn eled ro rhe mad rassas and weapons to rhe Mujah i d c c n . The U . ' . s h o u l d h J.vc r h o u g h r t h e n abou r the nJ.ture of these par

roots of modern rcrrorism. For exam ple, in 1 9 r h cenrury Rus s i a n n i h i l i s m , desrrunion w a s i rs o w n j u s r i ficar i o n , Thar mighr b e

what a l Q a e d a i s cngaged i n , b u r I do n ' r r h i n k so. I r h i n k rh<')' have an J.ge n d a . The)' don'r want to desrroy for destructi on's

[icular gro u p s J.nd long-rerlll i n reresrs and securiry rarher rhan

sake, rh ey wa ll[ t o des r roy aspects of rhe Wesr and r h e reby a l r � r

backing rhese groups because rhey su pported u . s . i n terests a[

American foreign pol icy i n rhc l\'l i d d l e Easr.

that part i c u l a r time.

They bclieve rhey can d o it by go i n g fo r mass destruction rarher

Poli [ical leaders are always wo rr i ed abo U [ rhe prob lems of [ h e Ill o menr. The rop l evel political leaders h i p a rc b u sy people who are d e a l i n g wirh what happened yesterday and whar rnighr KElliHER;

than selective rargcrs because rhey ge n u i nely believe rhar Wesrern

soc i c ry i s effcre and degc nc ra re, tha r ir can'r handle mass casual rirs, Jnd tha r i r wi l l back o ff i f yoLl do ir enough dam age. There

h a p p e n romorrow. So while experts w i r h i l l rhe American defense

was very h i g h symbolism in rhei r c h o ice of rarger.s fo r the S e p r .

and in [el l i gence esra b l i s h menr had becn sending up warnings fo r

I I J.rtack.

q u i re som(' rime, i r d i d n ' r seem real [0 rhc leadc rs h i p . Orher " more i m porranr" r h i ngs were o n rhe agenda of rhe rop decision makers.

a n'

nor r h i n k

i n g r h a r we wi l l back off Ra rher, they wall[ the U n i ted States

reacr i ll a very srrong way because rha r s h ows the \\lesr to be as

GROSVENOR:. Thar's righr. And ir wo u l d be wrong ro neglccr rhe

E'xrrJord i n ary n a w re of rhe Sepr. 1 1 arrack. Ir rJkes a c('rrain k i n d of i magi na t io n

KEUEHER: r Ill us r disagree righr now! The rerrorisrs

de v ise hijack i n g p lanes :H1d flying r h e m i n r o

b u i l d i ngs. I do n ' r r h i n k we can be roo crirical of peo p l e in rhe

evi l ;J.t the)' r h i n k i r is. GROSVENOR r don'r think rilJ.[ wh a c we are s ayi ng is i n c o m patible.

I r h i n k r h a r bin Lad e n i s q u i re h a p py to see forceful acts of retri

defense comm u n i ry for nor an tic i p a ti ng rhar.

b l l [ i o n by [he U n i red Srares because t hey J.cr as rec ruiring (O o l s .

Looking at the enorm i ry o f what was done on Sepr. 1 1 , I certainly

KELLEHER; Yes.

I t p roves their p oi n r .

u n derst::md whar provoked rhe question abour fi gh t i ng a new form

GROSVENOR; flU[ ler's remcmber

ly incred ibl y imagi n a r ive and has actu:dl)' induced a srarrling

abo u r whar an awfu l soc i e ry rhe West is. And he did make rhe

lor o f energy come mpiar ing whar rhey could possibly d o nexr.

i n teresring i nrervention in the U . S . presid e n tial clec c i o n when he

KAURIN: Afrn rhe dec l i ne of So vi e t U n i o n a n d rhe end of rhe Cold

a n d d i scng�ge. There we saw a pragmatic p o l i (ical agenda fro m al

War, r herc were so ma n)' foreign p o l icy issues [0 deal \Vi r h r h a r

Qacda .

of evil . \'(Ie can discuss wherhcr ir \,\,'JS evil

not, bur it was certa i n

degree of pa ran o i a i n \'<Iesrern socieries. We now expcnd an awfl l l

n e i r h e r r h e C l i n ron n o r Bush a d m i n i s r ra[i ons h a d developed a cohesive fo rei "n policy. It Rwan da. B o s n i a, Kosovo.

\VUS

al wJ)'s crisis managemenr over

errJ. i n ly rhere were wa rn i n gs and con

t har, over rh e lasr three years,

mosr of \Vhat we have he ard from Osama b i n Laden has been

said if you wan r us ro leave. you a l o n e you Ill u s r l eave us a l one

KELLEHER: B u t

WJ.S

rhar b i n Laden address in fac r focllsed on th('

Un ited Stares? Ir could well have been i n res ponse co a need ro represe. n c h i mse L f [0 r h e Amb world. He wants morc rec r u i rs. H e

\\ s so far down on the l i s r com moving from crisis ro crisis c l u r r c r hi n k i ng your fore.ign p o l i c)! afrer 40 )'ears of rhe Cold War paradigm was nor realisric.

Saudi-controlled bJ.nks. I Sllspecr o n e o f r h e morivarions of r h e s p ee c h ma)' have been to i n fl u e nce rhe U . s . elections, bur he also

SCENE: Recent generarions have seen rerrorism fro m the da),s of

needs ro pos i r i o n h i m self before his porential su ppor ters as being

rhe Palesrinian Li beration O rgan ization and rhe Irish Rep u b l i can

a reaso nable person.

ce.rns abol l [ rerrori s m , b u t ir pared

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WJnts more mon ey. He docs nor w a n r h i s money h u n g u p i n

BAmN; M i l i m ri ly wcaker people g e n e rally perform acts of terror ism.

I t h i n k of Palesti n i a n s ui ci de b o m bers. What wO ldd p u s h a

person CO t h e poi I l ( of blowing h e rself or h i m self u p il n d blowing up i n nocenr civi l i a ns? I tbink t h a t pare of the reason people art'

said is q u i r e heretical and very i m porta n t . We m u s t u n d crscand

how we are perceived i n the [-est of the world CVC11 rh ough we a rc

n o toriously bad at i t.

driven ro such desperate acts i s that they h ave no other way of

KEllEHER: We assume that there s h o u l d be a rati o11 :1 1 attempt by

fighting back. Thcy do n o t h ave tanks. They d o not have h e l ico p

h o w other peo pl e i n the world pe rce i ve l l S . H u t rea l istica l ly

ters. The o n l y way, thcy th.i n k , of am·acr i n g attention ro t h e i r s i t u a t i o n is ro s t rap cxplos ives [0 t h e i r body. I th i n k that it is

i m po r t a n t [0 t h i n k a b o u t what eype o f d e speratio n p u s h es some

one [0 cO l11 m i t s u c h I n act.

We need to rh i n k a b o ut st�l. te-sponsored terrorism as we ll. I n the case of the Israeli-Pales r i n iJn conflict, the I s rae l i s do p u n i s h

Pa lestin i.Jns col lectively. [rom J Pa.lestin ian perspective, s u c h p u n

i s h m e n r ( a i r raids, h o u s i n g d e m o l i ti o n s e t c ) could b e viewed :1s fo rms of s ca r e terrorisl1.1 . Moreover, rhe U.S. m i g h t t h i n k abo u t

h ow t h e Sudanese reacted w h e n a phann acc urica l facrory i n

S u d a n was bom.bed by rhe Un ited States i n 1 998, based o n false i n te l l igence. From the Sudanese p o i n t of view many i n noce n t peo plr wcrc k i l l ed u n necessarily. They m ight see that as an act of ter

rorism by the U n i ted States. T h u s we cannot th i n k of terrorism

solely i n ter m s of groups such as Hanus and al Qaeda, bur also

how certain ac t io11s of m i l it:1rily powerful coun tries could be per

tbe U.S. to assess i ts pt-.:_� ence and i n (er:1ct i o n in r h e world a n d

do n't know one s o c icty that, d i rectly artacked, is go i n g to h ave t h e majority of i ts population s i t back with reason a n d calm J n d

u nd ertake t h a t s o r t of s e l f-assess m e n t. An)' socier)' t h a t ex p eri ences a d i rect attack i s go i n g to react i n a VCt")' stro ng and e m D tional way and [ don't hold America n s to a h i ghcr standard . We h ave a choice. D o w e fo llow t h e paradigm of rea .l i sts i n the

field of i n ternation:11 rclations who say we must n o t appear weak,

we m u s t always watch o u r securi ty, we cannot assu m e anyone is going to assist us? Or do we fol low another parad igm that would call on us ro u nderstand the con text of o u r situatio n , ro under stand the motivations of our oppo n e n ts, and to see if American policy is in some way part of the complex web of causation. Even though I knew rwo peop le who d ied in t h e World Trade Center, I b e l i eve, as respo n s i ble ci rizens of rhe world's lead i n g material a n d m i l irary power, i t d o e s beh oove us r o pause now,

ceived by o t h e r nations and groups as fo rms of terrorist activity.

get pa.st O l l r i ll 1 m e d i a .re reaction, and have a conversat i o n aro u n d

KAURIN: A n d I don't t h i n k i t's ab o u t how they h a te freedom. That

the coun try a b o u t o u r b e s t response.

is an abstract reason to b l ow yo urself up. So what do we mean

when we say rh e y h a tl' freedom? Is it our way of sayi n g they don't l i ke Western l i beral democracies that are capitalist in o ri e n t :1 t i o n ?

That's s r i l l prerty abstract. I I I fact, p a r t o f the reason fo r terror

ism m ay be fo u nd in how i n d iv i d u al ex pe r ie n ces have gotten to

t h c p o i n t when� thcy a re so u pSet, they fee l so h o p e l ess, that t h ey

t h i n k [ h a t r h e besr o l u rio n is to b l ow t h e m sc]ves u p .

SCENE: How s h o u l d the West res pond? O n ly m il i tari ly) H o w a re the more deep-seared i ssues resolved)

GROSVENOR: I t is vf:'ry d i fficu l t fo r the West to res pond fo r reasons that are conta i n e d in what A l i c i a Batren h as said. We clearly h ave a problem in t h e West of 1l0t understanding how o u r act i o n s arc perceived elsewhere. In ( h e post-9/ I I enviro n m e n t such u n der

stan d i n g becomes m tlrh more i m portan t. But even ro sa)' that we need to a l te r the wa)' we e l lga�c the rest of the world sou nds l i k e

cap i tu lation. I n fa r r i t m ig h t even b e capi tul:lrio n . W h at Al icia

GROSVENOR: The o n ly t h i n g I disagree abo u t in what Ann JUSt

said is that she c a l l s on us ro ha ve th is conversation . I'd sa )' we

just h a d i t . It was called t h e presidential election and A m eri ca. n s made a very c l e a r c h o i ce a b o u t whether to b e u n i lateral, aggres sive and confrontational or wherher take a more c o m p lex and m u l t i faceted app roac h .

KELLEHER: T har is a very good poi n t. SCENE: Here at h o m e t h e re have been sign ificant c h a n ges to i nt e l l i gence gathering, l a w e n forcem e n t , pr iva cy stand ards a n d a

re s h a p i ng of r h e fed eral govc rn m c n t . Some sa)' we a re a p p roach ing a national secu ri ty sta te. How does a govern mcrlt balan c e

freedom and s e c u ri ty ) Have we t i p ped t h e scales roo fa r i n o n e

di recti o n , and how do w e k n o w w h e n we have)

KELLEHER: I re m e m b e r when Peter gave a t a l k righ t a fter 9/ 1 1 .

H e s a i d straight o u t t h a r A m erica i s goi n g ro h ave to accept

Th e pro b l em for o u r p o l itical leadership is that we have a defen se and i nte l l i gence structure that is sti l l rooted i n the C o l d Wa r. It was set u p to anti c i p ate a ctions from a rad ic a l ly d ifferent kind of enemy. O n the inte l l i gence front, America made a q uesti o n a b l e decision to down g rade h uman i nte l l i g e n c e i n favor o f electro n i c i nte l l igence. -PETER GROSVENOR FEATURES :> PLU SCENE SPRING 2005

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We cann ot th i n k of te rro rism sol ely in terms of groups s u c h as H a m a s and a l Qa eda, b ut a l s o how c e rta i n a cti ons of m i l ita rily powerfu l countries c o u l d be perce ived by oth er n ations and groups as forms of terrorist a ctivity.

rhe fac e r h a r i n specific ways

based on rhe expe rience r har

B ri cai n had i n de<ll i n g wirh rhe I RA i n order [0 roO ( o u r and deal w i rh rhes!' pro b l e m s dO lllcsricaliy

there are going ro have [0 be

some compro m i ses, J)u r have we gone roo far? GROSVENOR: Whar we havc is a ve r)' sad paradox here. The o p e n

ncss o f Wesrern soci c r i cs i s o n e o f rheir major s o u rces of s rrengrh. Ir tn:lkes r h e l ll comperi tive. Ir makes rhem i n n ovarive. I t

allows r h e m c o i tn port new ideas. I r makes rhem, i n m y view, rhe most d e s i ra b le pL:tces ro l ive on rhe planet, which is why so many pCLlplc o u rs ide of rhe West wa n t [0 come h e re to make berter lives fO I- t h e m selves. B ur that open ness is also now b e i n g seen ro be

we:lkness i n rhar

an i n crease i n drug rrafficki ng, a n i ncrease in telTor i s m , all increa.se in i l l e g a l arms trad ing, :lnd an i ncre:lse in people rraf

ficking. I f r h e Wesr wams [0 proreer i rse l f from rhar downside, i r

is go ing [ 0 have [ 0 make irse l f less open, The e xrene [ 0 which rhar will hap pe n remains [0 be seen, b u r I r h i n k rh ere arc some ve ry worrying signs r har rh ere has been a very real regression i n Wes rern freedoms as a res u l r o f 9/ 1 1 .

rhey m i g h r play in b u i l d i ng a more peacefu l world? BAn

I would encourage studenrs ro educare rhe mselves abour

history, i ncludin g rhe hiscory of U.S. fo reign policy, to learn anorher language, and ro travel abroad, especially to a non-Wiesrem coun rry, where rhe way of life is far di fferem from many Wesrern narions. KAURtN: Srudents s h o u l d fo l low whar they rhi n k r h ey are

doms, we m i g h r :lsk where are we focusi ng o u r resources. Health care and educarion and rhe other r h i n gs necessary [0 b u i l d ing a arc

m ca lH

to d o in rheir l ives. The people who have changed the world are

people who have fol lowed r h e i r hean's d e s i re and rhei r call i ng. co

learn to be sel f-cr i r i ca l and nor

ass u m e rhar be c J. use lI'e d o somerhing one way, everyone does i r i n rhar way, nor assu me that everyo ne looks ar r h i ngs i n rhe way we do. I rhink r har some of rhe res c n Ull c n e and some of r h e con nier i n rhe world are caused b), people i n rhe Wcsr not being aware of how whar they arc d o i n g i s bei n g i n re r p rcted. I f we can be s e l f-crirical and learn ro look ar what we arc d o i n g r h rough

someone else's eyes, ir can be r h e first step coward m e a n i ngfu l

d i al ogu e .

GROSVENOR: I wo u l d enco urage PLU sw d en rs co rake advJ.l1rage

BATIEN On the or her side of i r, i n add i r i o n [0 resc r i c r i n g free

s rrong s oci e ty s u ffe r becausc we

ALICIA BATTEN

SCENE: Whar advice 1I'0 uJd you give PLU srudenrs abo u t rhe role

I wo u l d also urge sClIdcnrs

i t exposes rhe \XTesr i n p .l rticu lar to rhe down s i d e of globalizarion:

s p e n d i n g i n s read on sec u r i ry

or rhe m i l i rary. Ir's anor her way rhe AmericJ.n p o p u larion s l l ffe rs

of scud), a b road progrJ.llls ;] .n d , when they do so, [0 be aware of rhc fae r rhar rhey arc de fac ro ambassadors fo r r h e i r coun rry.

They call prcsenr :l f:lce of the U n i red Srares co r h e world rhar is m o re o p e n , co l erane . respeerful and coo p e rative rhan rh e

face of America that is p resemed by rhe curre n e a d m i n is r rarion.

as a whole.

I learned rccemly of a Web sire rhar o ffe rs co provide yo u n g

GROSVENOR: Yes, very i ll l p o rram aspecrs o f our living sCJ.ndards

America.ns r he wherewirhal co pr e rend r h ar r hey are CJllJ.dians

m l l s r f:l l l i f we d iven subs ramial resources i n rhe way Ali ci a describes.

en d a n gered by r h e i r na ri o n ali ty.

KAURIN: A m er icans m us r come co re nn s wi th rhe [.1c r rhar we

wane co have an open society and ar rhe same ri lll e we wam no

conseque nces co accrue from rhaL That's parr of o u r delusio nal perspective . The orher issue r h a r we m usr cOl11e co term s with is

now having co prior i tize w h ar is mosr imp orrane. I f we are go in g [Q have [Q resrrier freedoms, rhen I r h i n k rhe arg u m e n r comes down CO which ones can be restricted and i n wllar ways and srill nor lose the ele m e n r of be in g

\\1e stern, open socie ry. We need co

h ave a discussion abo u r what th i n g s

lI'e

arc w i l li n g co c o m p ro

m i s e on and whar r h i n gs are non-negotiable.

KEUEHER: And o u r leaders are d u c k i n g it b i g time. The)' sec no

need

when rhey go rraveli ng. I fi nd i t i ncred i b ly sad rhar l113.ny you n g Americans somet i m e s fee l em barrassed, ash a m e d o r perhaps even

make these choices as rh e)' i n stead p i le up m o re debe.

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KELLEHER: 1 ' 111 rruly p roud co be American and I c h i n k ou r stu

dents sh ould le arn co r a ke pri de. roo, co reJ.ily u n d e rstand o u r OWI1

counrry a n d i rs hi scory o f s o man)' positive acco m p l i s h

m e n ts a n d posi rive va.lues. There have been m J n y exam p l es o f

e nl i g h r e ned anion b y r h e U n i ted Srares in t h e pase. Srud cms s h o u l d do some seriolls research, find rhem and have pride i n r h e m a s A m e ricans. At rhe Same t i m e, ir would b e hoove J.ll of us [0 ICJ.rn m o re aboU[

rhe many vct ri c ries of Is l am , i n c l u d i ng rhose rhar arc vcry colcram.

The saddesr r h i ng co me abour reac h i ng abo u t rhe M i d d l e Easr is

how the Arab world h as been m i s u n ders[Ood. I've known Arabs. 1

k n ow their views of rheir own re l igion. I know they perceive rhei r

For whatever re ason the extrem ists get the m ost press time and get the most attention. The mode rates i n a l l of the re l i g i ous trad itions as well a s i n the non-re l i g ious commu nities need to take back the p u b l i c d isco u rse a n d try to search out that common g round. B ecause if it's a contest between extremes, it wi l l not end in any othe r way than what happened on Sept. 1 1 .

PAU LINE KAURIN

rdigion as t ru ly S<'llsi rive and respecrfu l of human rig h rs - nor i n rhe Wesrern sense, b u r a s a se r o f mu tual ob l i gat io n s berween r u k r a.n d ruled.

IslJ.m and have con nections to them and see where they arc CO I11 i n g fro m , [h e n we are both less l ikely to endorse the more radical and dism issive response.

now i r appears a. � though a worl d - wide wa r of c u l t u n.: s is To me I find r ha t ro be extre mely unfortu nilte because I elL'arly see rhe wa)'s that I s lalll a n d Ch ristianity, Judaism and basic grassroo[s A merica can fi t rog e t h er comfortably.

I wo uld tel l students to nor be afraid tLl speak out, n o r to avoid d i s ag ree i ng even though th 'IT seems to be a 1m pressure rhese d:lYs r . o support ma n)' moves of the J.d m i n i s t ra [ i o n . I wo u l d also encourage studenrs t o b e critic:t i a n d WJ ry o f t h e d om i n Jnr di s cou r se , i ncluding s u c h phrases as " wa r on terrorism . " What does that phrase i m ply? I l ow is it u s ed to justify specific po licies?

But

u pon u s .

We need a very carcful degrec of balance in any assessment rhaI we make Jbo ur where we are in the rerrorist d i lemma that i s c on fr o n r ing us. Al l of us d uring rlIe cOllrse of this d isclission haw said sOl1lething abour how the U n i red S ta res n e e d s to be lllore though tfu l abo u t how ir p re s e nt s irself to rhe world. I t h i n k most of us agree t h ar rhe Uni ted Srares has made some bad decisions abour rhar ov e r r h e last rhrce years, which may have made the p r o b l e m con siderJbly worse. GROSVENOR:

Il OW, however. We all lllust acknowledge tiJJt whatever the causes, there arc at least a few hu ndred rholls:llld people our rhere who consider themselves wa r with us. Tha r i s a rcal i ry t h a t can n o t be ignored . lliJ

KElLEHER: There is a war agai nst u s

:It

B u r having said thar, I t h i n k i t would be wrong ro n ot acknowl edge rh:\ [ the Islamic world has a very real res pons i b i l i ty h e re. This Ill!\\' Islamic [erroriSIl1 is go i n g co be part of Islamic h i s ro ry j u s t l i ke lhe crusades were p:tIT of C h risti:tn h istory and there is no denyillg ir. This means that t he re is In enormous responsibili ty on moderate Muslims for them [0 take back their religion :tnd to :tIter t h e face of their re l i gi on i n t h e world. Th is is the proper a ge nd a for [he U n i ted Stares: re:tc h i n g out to moderate p e o p l e in the Islamic \vorld a nd helping them to cn�ate more progressive more h umane societies and more religious to lerance. KAURIN: I agree. Even in our ow n cou n try there i s much common ground betwcen moderate M u s l i m s , mod erate Christians an d moderiln: Jews. For whJ.tever reason the extrem ists get the m o s t press time and get the most a tt e n tion . The moderates i n all of the rel igious trad itions as well as i n the non-religious communi ties need to t ak e b:tc k the public discourse and try r o sea rch o u t t h J t c o m ll1on grou n d . B e c ause i f i t's a co n t es t between eXtl'L'mcs, i t wi 1.1 not e n d in a n y othe r way than whJt h ap p en e d on S e p t. 1 1 .

I\nd h e r e i s where ou r students have a role t o p l ay. If p eo pl e who fi n d common gl'llund with one another can to some degree take h:lck [he d i s c o ur s e it can change th e wa), we c an think abou t thi ngs. A s a moderate C h r i s t ia n , i f [ c an t h i n k abou t moderate

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R e m e m b e r i n g th e g re at Ch u c k C u rti s

s k basketbal l coaching legend Marv H a rshman '42 wh o the two b l'st pbyers he ever coached are and he'll say Chuck C u rtis and

who

p l ayed for Harshman

at [he University of Washington, was a two-time

team

Pac -l O Al l-Con ference f irst足

selccriol1 who played 1 7 years in

the NBA. Curt is

'59, who

d i ed at age 6 7

Ocr.

3 1 , 2004, is widely considered to be the 20 PLU SCENE SPRING 2005 >

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pbyer ever at P L U . In

t o 1 9 5 8 -59 seasons, he led rhe scoring average i n a l l b u t his

Drelef Schrempf. Schrempf,

be st basketball

his fo u r- ye a r c a reer, from the 1 95 5 - 5 6

tea mi n senior sea 足

so n - he was second to I{oger Iverson th atyear - and was the leading rebounder all fo u r seasons. "Physical ly the g ro u p

he was

the

be st a t h l e te of

had, and we thought we

the game. He

be done in

understood what needed JUSt abo u t every s i tu ation .

You can't really teach thar." The G ladi ators, as the

team swe re

known t h en, won 106 games and lost

JUS t 20 from '55 ro'59 - the best fo u r足 year win-loss record in the hisrory of PLU men's baske tba ll. C urti s was twice named to the all-to u rnament team and

had three very good p layers i n Iverson

an NAJA All-American, and received

'59 , O i m) Van Beek '60 and Cur tis,"

many other accolades. He was inducted

Harshmiln said. " He had a great feel fo r

into the PLU Athletic Hall o f Fame In

1 99 1 and the NAIA H a l l of fame i n

t h e Am e ri ca Volk yb <ll l Coaches Associarion Wesr Region freshman of the Ye a r, and she and Tu rner were na me d to rhe a l l - re g io n tcam. Borh were then named AVCA Honorable Mention A l l-Americans. Aoki w as also selecred as the region's Coach of r ll e Ye<lr. Di M a ggi () and Tu rner arc r h e fourrh and fi frh PLU p l::tyers ro be n a m e d to rhe H o n orable Mention A ll-America Team in t he past two sea so n s . ffil

1 997. Curtis is thc a l l - t i m c l e ad i ng scorer at P LU with 2 , 1 73 po i n t s . He sco red 30 or m o re p o i m s in a game I 1 times and scored 40 o r more poi nts in a game r h re e . t i m e s . He se t tile sch o ol record of 44 p o i nt s in a ga m e agai n s t W h i two rth on Fe b. 1 2 , 1 958. Oll ly two o t her PLU pl aye rs - Brad Brevet (42 p o i n t s i ll 1 997) �H1d Tom Whalen (4 1 p o i n t s i n 1 964) h ave Com(' close. Curtis also established the career records fo r free t h rows made (687) and arrempted ( 1 ,0 1 3). He h olds the school records fo r free t h rows a tte m p t ed i n a ga me , 24, an d season, 285. He is also the to p rebounder in PLU h i story with 1 ,470. H e s h a res the school record of 1 6 fie l d goals m ad e in a

game.

Lute l i n eman a winner i n Azte c Bowl Pacific Lutheran offe nsive lineman Kent Ba iley '05 helped a n NCAA

DiVision I I I all-star leam defeat the

The team c elebrates one o f many wins this season.

After PLU, Curtis was d rafted by the Detroit Pistons and was th e lasr p l aye r cut. I n 1 960 he had a rryour wirh rhe Sr.

Louis (n ow Atlanta) H awks. Again he was rhe lasr p l a}'e r cur. He eve n t u ally landed wirh r h e Ame r i ca n B ask erb al l L eag u e , which was fo rmed in March 1 9 6 1 . H e s t a r ted rhe 1 9 6 1 -62 season w i r h rhe New Yor k Ta p e rs and fin ished the year wirh t he Pirrsburgh Rens. He co n t i n ued wirh rhe Rens r he next sea son u n t i l the l e agu e folded abruptly o n

Volleyball team has banner season he wo me n ' s vo l l ey ba ll team was

p r e d i c r ed ro win rhe 2004 North wes r Conference ti rle in a

p re -s ea so n co ac h es p o l l , and r hey d i d j u s r rhar. A frer w i n n i ng J us r rwo o f

their ftrsr eight matches, t h e L u res p u r

w o n borh rhe a m are u r and r e g u lar c l u b

t oge t h er a 1 7 - m arch win st re a k - which is be l i eve d to be rhe l o n ges r w i n n i ng srreak in rhe prog ra m ' s h i s to ry. The Lures won rhe con ference r i rie wirh a 1 5 - 1 record and advanced to the NCAA Division I I I West Reg i o n a l To urnamenr. "LU won i ts firsr match ar regionals, defe a r i n g Mount Ida ( M a ss . ) i n r h ree garnes, bur ended the season with a fo ur-game l o s s to La Verne. The Lures e n d e d the year wi th a 1 7- 7 ove rall record. The conferencc tirle was the fi rst for thc Lures si nce rhe 1 999 s eas o n . H ead Coach Kevin f\llki was named rhe con fe rence's Coach of rhe Year fo r rhe sec ond r i m e in h i s PLU coac h i n g tenure. J u l ie Locke '05 wa s selected as rhe con fe rence Player of rhe Year - the firsr time a PLU p l ay er has received r h a t

cham p i onsh i p s a t C a n tenl'ood , a nd

award.

Dec, 3 1 , 1 962.

Afrer baskerball, C u rris became a car salesman, fi r s r in Connecricllt and larer in the Park land/Tacoma area. "He was an ourstan d i ng baskerball pl aye r and cl person, and he a l s o became a very good Salt'5person," former coach Gene L U I l d gaa rd '5 1 said. "Ir wenr a l o ng wirh h i s arhl eric a b i l i ty. He knew how to sell. H e wo rk ed ar ir hard." C u r t i s also played foorball - he was the Glad i arors' le a d i ng receiver in 1 958 - and learned ro golf while at PLU. H e beca me one of the top a m are u rs i n t h e

Tacoma area. Ar C a n r erwo od C;olf and COlln try

Club in (Ji g Harbor, he had a 3

h a n d i cap on what is consi dered one o f rhe ro u g h e s r courses i n t he a rea. He

clai med borh rhe se n i o r and regu lar dub championsh i p s a r Brookdale GoLf Course. H i s d ream was ro join t he Sen ior PGA To u r. " H e was a fu n guy," fv e rs o n said. " H e lived ro the h ilr. H e worked h ard a nd p l a)/ed hard. H e had a grear time in l i fe . "

Mexican National Team , 23-3, in the

2004 Aztec Bowl on D e c_ 1 1 , 2004, in Cancun, Mexico.

Bailey was one of 42 Division I I I sen

Iors from around the country selected

for the game by the Ameri c a n Football Coaches Association. Bai ley, who IS from Puyallup, Wash., wa s a first team All- N orthwest Conference selection in 2004 for the

Lutes. He anchored an offenSive line

that helped PLU average 437 yards in

total offense per game thiS season

Bailey IS the lourth Lute chosen to play

111

the game In th e past five years

The others were Chad Johnson '00,

Trevor Roberts '01 and Kyle Brown ' 02 . The Aztec Bowl is the tradItional

season- ending game for Mexic o's col lege football season. The game has been played 34 times sll1ce 1 947 with

the last eight contests fealUnng the

United States -Mexico match-u p. The United States has won seven of the eight meetings.

Locke and Sre p h a n ie Tu rner '06, were fi rs t - re a m all-con fercn -e se lectio ns . Fres hman setTer G i na Di Maggio '08 was named to rhe seco nd team, wh i l e fre s h ma n �'lc ga n Kosel '08 a n d sopho more K a r i M c G i n n '07 were h o n orable mention p i cks. D i M aggio was named

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se rv i ce , m i ssion and voca t io n .

Noll', no matter h ow far aw ay, getting i n tOuch w i t h t h e m is v i rt u a l l y i nsta nta

neous via P L U 's o n l i ne c om m u n i ty.

E ri c Do o l ey '83 is doi n g m i ss i o n ary

wo rk i n VieCl1am, and

Bruce Berton '83

is a m e mbe r of t h e u.s. r o rei gn Service noll' assigned

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online c o m m u n i ty, wh i ch i n c l u d es :

man)' others who s hared my i nterest i n t h e Foreign Service." But i n terest has grown as i n te rn a t i o n

" [ t h i n k the F o re i g n Service i s a great

D o o l ey, whose daughte r E m i l y i s a

fi rs t - ye a r s t u d e n t , says he rcgularly

p as s o n k now l e d ge a n d e x pe r i e nce so

b e c au se th e re i s a l way s "the potelltial to

t h e m 3t wo rk, p rovide i nte rn s h i p oppor

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contacts wi th i n t h e i r profess i o n .

" My purpose i n beco ming a P L U men tor was

e n c o u r a ge people to consider

•

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s i o n a l s with a l u mni, as well a s stu d e nts;

career," Berton sai d . " I ' d L i ke t o be an

They i nvite fe llow al u m s to s h adow

o n e m p l oy m e n t resou rces or on other

A c o m p l ete d ata b a s e of fellow a l u m s ; A c a reer servi c e s c e nter t h a t l i n ks profe

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advocate where [ can . "

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rake and give i n fo rmation

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P L U . M e ntors agree to share t h ei r p e rs o n a l , 3cade m i c a n d career p 3 t h s .

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of times a m o n t h to see what's h a ppen i ng with PLU a nd al u m n i i n ge ne ral , a n d w h at ' s go i n g on a[ J>LU now [ /1 ;) [ m y d a u g h t e r is there," Dooley said.

alumni; •

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The alumni office is a l so i nt e grati n g

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That b e i ng sai d we al ways enjoy i t when

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Jeff E b b r rrs '90, '04 sai d he had

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without having to cal l or v i si t cam p u s . alumni stop by to SJ)' hell o i n per� o n.

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] . P Kem mick '07 had a d i ffi c u l t t i m e

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A l u m n i o ffi ce h o pes t o h o s r a d d i t i o n a l

PLU Connection C o u n c i l , conract the

Co n n e ct i o n evelHS i n m a n y d i fferelH

O fficC' of A l u m n i a n d Parent l�e l arions.

Apri l 9

ing and touring rhis s U ll1mer i n terest yo u ? The Global Lan guage V i l l ages program offe rs an u n para l le l ed o p p ortu n i ry to experience C h i n a t h ro u gh i n terac t i o n s wieh C h i nese stu d e n ts . The t h ree-week p rogram i ncludes

. . . . . . . . U niversity Chora l e Conc e rt, Phinney Ridge lutheran, Se attle

. . . U n lversity Chorale Concert, G loria Dei luth eran, Vancouver; B .C.

April 10

,University Ch orale Co nc e rt, St Pau l's Episcopal, Bellingham, Wash.

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University Cho ra le Concert, Tri nity lutheran. Freeland. Wash .

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this summer

C h i n a fo r t h ree weeks of teach·

U PCOMING EVENTS ,

alumni to teach in China oes rhe idea of vo l u nteering i n

I Pen c i l Us I n I April 8

PLU administrator seeks

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, . . . . . . . P lU TO Y O U, Eug ene, O re.

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P LU TO YOU, P ortland , O re.

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P lU TO Y O U, Sa lem. O re .

. . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Spri n g Donor Banquel - P LU .

For more information:

www.plualumni. org or c a l l 800-AlU M- PLU.

a fo u r-day t o u r fo llowed by

days of

host rhe Global L a ngu a ge V i l l a ge . This experi ence is pan of the

Concord i a Language V i llages, a pro gra m s ponsored by Concordia College,

Moorhead, M i n n . The cu rricu l u m is i n rended ro reach American c u l t u re ro Chi nese elementary and secondary sru d e n ts thro u g h i n tensive conversation classes. Srudents range fro m

8 to 1 8.

American partic i p a n ts are teamed with narional reachers and range i n age from

24-75. Last SUl1l m er, R i c k Seeger, PLU's senior advisor fo r stude n r acad e m i c s u ccC'ss, p a rt i c i p a eed i n r h e program and this year

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teac h i n g a t a school s i r e selected to

wi l l

lead o n C' o f the G l obal

Villages i n t h e Yu n n a n Provi n ce o f C h i n a . He h o pes h i s sraff wi l l i n c l ude a l u m n i , parents and frie n d s of PLU. I f YOt( a re inrerested i n learn ing m ore, con tact Rick Seeger a t

l ute a p a

seegerr@plu.echt

or con tact rhe O ffice of A l u m n i a n d Parent Relarions.

IT IS A GREAT JOY to s e rve a s d irector of Alum ni a n d P a re nt Re lations. One of the best pa rts of the job i s the o p p ortunity to witn ess the gre at l oyalty a mong o u r a l u m n i, pa rents a n d friends . That c o m mitm ent to th e futu re of PLU

Student Alumni

is d e monstrated in many ways , n ot the l e ast of which is throug h the h o u rs of

Association hosts

volunteer service given by so m a ny. In e a c h issue of S cene I h o p e to lift up

career mentoring event

j ust a few of the m a ny Lutes who give th e gift of ti m e. - Lauralee Hagen 75, 78

he S tu d e n t A l u m n i Association will sponsor its second a n. n u a l

Eac h Wed nesday morning, a group of faithfu l Lutes report to the Nesvig Alumni

Tables fo r E i g h t career brunch

Center to help in whateve r way they are needed:

on Satu rday, A p ril 2 . This ,�ve ll r bri ngs aJu m n i back to campus to meet w i t h sen iors and orher Lures i nrerested i n d i scuss i n g a n yt h i n g and everyrh i n g related

rhe world of wo rk. I f you

wo u ld be i nr e rested in participaring i n

.:. LaWan na Ahrendt '52, Cia rene Johnson '54, M a rgi e Kunshalk '52, and Norma B orgfo rd '56 and Dick Weathermon '50. Please conSid er joining theml

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Several

PLU a lumni and frie nds helped host the Choir of the West and the rest of the PLU e ntou rage du ring the choir's winter tour to Californ ia . B ecky Burad '74, Mi chael

Ta bles fo r E i g h t or in serving a s a

Ca rso n '76 an d Ron Ste ig erwald in San Fran cisco; Myrna H ep pe ' 5 6 and Alan a n d

career m e n tor, p lease conract the

Ann Ga i nes ( pa rents of P L U grad J eff '04) in G rass Va lley a n d members of th e

Office of A l u m n i a n d Parcnr Re lations

Fresno Wo men's Chorus . Thanks t o t h e mem bers o f t h e Alaska Connection

or the Studem A l u m n i /\ssociation at 2 5 3 - 5 3 5 - 7432 or

saa(iVpluedtt.

Councils for helping us to plan and host events I n their area this spring: Dennis '64 and Linda '65 H oward , Tom '84 and Holly B uskirk and Ron and Marilyn M a rtinson (past parents) : .

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Two new members j oin the Alumni and Parent Relations team Ill' new year b rough t two new fa ces

the O ffice of A l u m n i

and Parenr Re lari ons. Erik �/I clver '96 is assisrant d i rcc tor fo r programs and services, a n d Lorra i n e Ralsron i s ass i s · raIl ( d i rector fo r events and (Hl t rea c h . Melver w i l l ru n t h e A l u m n i O n l i ne Co m m u n iry (read more on page

22),

the Alumni and Parent Relar i o n s Web s i te a n d programs targe t i n g curre n t s t u d e n ts a n d recent graduates. A grad u a re o f the U n iversity of North Caro l i n a ar C h a pd H i l l , Ralston w i l l p l a n evenrs slich a s Homecomi ng, Fa m i ly Weeken d , a n d PLU's efforts our on t h e w a d . @]

From left, the a l u mni t e a m : Lorraine Ralston, Ann Johnson ' 8 1 , Lauralee H a g en '75, '78, Erik M e lver '96 a n d Student Alumni Association Pres ident Che lsea Ble g e n '06.

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& EVENTS

> PLU SCENE SPRING

2005

resh o u t of law school, two PLU grad uates are now serving as clerks fo r state su pre m e courts rhar arc dealing with cases i nvo lving some of rhe mosr p ressing issues i n rhe cOLIn try. C h ris Wyant ' 0 1 and N i k k i (Scli ncider '99 '00) Fis her each assist a j u stice by researc h i n g issues and d raft i n g memos and o p i n i o n s fo r oc her judges to read. Wo rking on both crimi nal and civil cases, rhey are each serving one-year terms. Susan Adair Dwyer- S h i c k , p ro fessor of political scie nce and p re-law advisor, said c l erking p u t S them at the cen ter of t h i n gs. "They've gor a fro nt !"Ow scar," s he said. "They bave rhe oppo rru n i ty to work with peop le who touch our lives, with i ss ues r h a r rouch llur lives . " Wyanr a n d F i s h e r b o t h s a i d they have seen some i n teres ting cases. W h i l e th e)! are not permi tted to talk about rhe specifics, Wya n t , who cle rks fo r j us t i ce Susan Owens at the \Vas h i n gron Stare

Ni kki (Schneider '99, '01 ) Fisher will join a Boston l a w firm after h e r year a s a clerk with the M a ss a c h u setts Supreme J u d i c i a l Cou rt. Photo courtesy Nikki Fisher.

S u p rl' me C o u n , worked on the case conce rn i n g Wa s h i n gton' s horly con rested govern or's race i3.St win rer. " I t was very exc i r i n g," h e said. " I was glad to be here when i t hap pened . " This s p ri n g, the co u n wi l l hear argu ments over legal i z i n g S3me-scx mar ri3ge. The Massac h u setts Su preme j u d i c i a l Courr, where hsber clerks fo r ju stice

This is the first time two alums have clerked at state supreme courts at the sa me time_ ((It 's highly competitive. To get a

Roderick L. Trcl3nd, also has dea l r with same-sex m a rriage and cases relared to ed ucatilln and sentenc i n g guidel i nes. Dwyer-S hick said this i s the fi rst r i m e two alums h ave cl nked a t state su preme cou rts a t the same time . "I t's h i ghly competitive," she s a i d . "To get a jud icial clerks h i p at any level, federa l or state, you have to have good grades and good references." And the hard work paid off. Wyant said clerking provides the opportu n i ty lawyer. " C lerk i n g is such a u n i que expe rea l l y get to IVork on t h e m . " B o t h Wyant and F i s h e r s a i d t h e j o b teaches them how

write and a rgue

effectively through rea d i n g others'

job l i ned up at B i n g h a m McCutchen LLP, a l1 ati onal law fi rm, i n Boston. Fisher said s h e a l ways planned to go to l a w school.

1 enjoyed the whole l i ti

ga t i o n process a n d was fa scinated by the consti turion," she sa.id. Majoring in p o l i t i c a l science aJld education at PLU, she later graduated fro m New England

judicial clerkship at any level)

School of Law (Mass.).

federal or state) you have to

ge tting he l" where she is today. " P LU

have good grades and good

people s k i l ls , " she s a i d . " I a m a more

,r;, reJ erences.

Fisher said PLU pla)'ed a big rol� in helped me build my confi d e nce and wel l - rounded perso n , able to adapt to every s i tu3tion . "

W)'ant, who graduated fro m Seattle Un iversity School of Law, scarted out at

L1san

Adair Dwyer-Schick

to learn the bas ic s k i l l s needed to be a rience," he said. "I set' a lot of cases and

Fisher, whose longtime goal s i n c l u de beco m i n g a judge h e rself, a l ready has a

PLU as a b usi ness major, b u r latcr switched

p o l i tical scie nce - sparking

an i nterest i n law. " M y time at PLU and the judges r h i n k and decide on a cast'. "You fi nd o u t what works and whar does n ' t by watchi ng," Fisher sai d . " I t gives you the opport u n i ty to really exa m i n e the law."

i n tile p o l i tical science d epa rt lll ent was a really significa n t i n f1 u l'nce in rhe deci sion ro go

law sch ool," he sai d .

Wya ll t returned to c a m p u s in rhe fal l to share h i s experiences about law

Official ly beco m i n g lawyers last year

school and clerking at an event

wo r k , wri t i ng briefs and watc h i n g oral

a fter pass ing the bar exam, both Wyant

arg u ments i n court.

and Fishcr plan to go i n to li tigation.

"Someti mes y o u J U S t get real l), l ucky

Wyant wa. asked to return as

and find a job that su its )'o u r i nterests

Wo rking so closely wirh a j u d ge also

c l e rk to

arranged by the Legal Stu d i es C l u b .

kts them see th i ngs from rhe i nside,

t h e Federal District Cou rt in Seattle,

i n c l u d i ng h o w the process works, how

and perso n a l i ty," Wyant said. "I fo u n d

where h e i nt e rn ed as a student. After

t h e cou rt decides ro take cases and how

it in law."

that, he plans to work ar

law fi rm.

- 13), Nislht Iljmani WI,/de '02

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2005 27

(To p ) The infrastructure in m a n y Romanian hos pitals h a s suffered from years of under足 f u n d i n g and neglect.

(Left) Greg ory helps a young patient decorate his living area at the hospital.

PLU SCENE SPRING 2005 > ALUMNI PROFILES

,Imni profile continued

Trip to Romania changed their lives; now they're changing lives en i G re gory '95 and El y S m i th '70 were p:!tT of a lO-person team that trave led with a !:I rg e h u m an i t ar i an rga n i za t i o n to Ro m a t t i:! L h ree years a'To provi d i n g assist:Ince to some of the

e ti 11:!ted 1 35 ,000 o r p h a ned c h i l d ren

there. T h e t r i p we n t wel l. However, upon Ic:!vi n ?, the gro u p fe l t l i ke there was m o rl! to be done, c h a t per s on a lly , they had more to offer. So, seven o f t h e m , i n c lu d i ng G re go ry and S m i th fo und a way: Th ey formed thei r own h u mani tar ian organ iza ti on , \l\!orld Change fo r Children, based in U n i ve rs i ty Place, Wa s h ,

also h ave G regory works fo r the Tac o m a

I t's r u n b y vol u!l [eers w h o J o bs,

based Merro politan Devel o p m e n t Cou n c i l , where s h e coord inates m en tal

health s 'rvices for the ho meless. (S h e 's also a P h . D c a n d i d ate , ) She spoke at PLU's sym po s i um Pathways to Peace' i n J a n u a ry . S m ith is se m i - re ti red after wo rking i n for- p ro fi t .l nd non profi t sec to rs fo r more dUll 30 years. She still does i n co m c taxes d u r i ng the tax seaso n. They both s i t o n the Wo rLd C h a n ge for C h il d ren Hoard of D i rectors. Their h e arts l i e ill h el p i n g these orp haned ch ildre n a fter see i n g fi rsthand the needs.

ch i l d ren , yo u o n l y have t o S m i t h , i n a Zen- l i k e descr i p of h e r work. "To them, you JUSt

" Fo r these be," said tion

are." The no n p ro fi t h as sem 19 teams over s ea s , m os t l y to Eastern E u r o p ean coun cries, si nce i t s i n cep t i o n i n Oe robe r o f 2002. Though r e l a tive l y s m a l l , the orga nization c o n t i n u es to g ro w. I ts efforls range from

delica te co m b ina

tion o f provi d i n g as si s t an ce

i n the fo rm or c lea n m a t tresses, t o the s i m p l e a c t of h o l d i n g t h e hand of an a i l i n g c h i l d a t his or her beds i d e. G reg or y ca l l s t h i s " be i ng versus d o i ng," and it is w h a t she th inks makes World C h a n ge for Children such a special o rgani za t io n .

o f med ical s u pplies, pai n t

A volunteer from Thurston Cou nty IWash.1 holds a s m a l l girl who has suffered from sig nificant burns to her fa c e and u p per torso.

The nonprofit has sent 1 9 teams overseas) mostly to Eastern European countries,

doccor later told tltem wh ),. " T h a t

a birt h day p i n k , " s a i d Gregory. "To t h e m , t h a t color says Th i s i s l i fe,' I e says ro t h e c h i ldn: n . 'Yo u 're not going to d i e hen:.' "

s h ade of p i n k is

These are the s m : li l victories of which

since its inception in October

Wo rld

0[2002.

are love d . There is no shortage of work i n which

S m i th and Gregory el a bo ra te 011 this idea by foc us i n g o n three key pri nciples that gui d e the organizati o n : exchange, h o n es ty and leaving a l i gh t fo o t p rim. All three arc related ro the same i dea, that those who ho p e to be " t h e grea t w h i te m i s s i o n ary " will disappoin t. Those who are willing ro meet the c h i l d re n o n the i r terms, embrace their cul ture and cater r o t h e i r needs - no mat ter how small - will fi nd great joy. They t e l l tl te story o f a recent tri p to Ro m a n i a , w h e n' one o f World C h a nge'S teams LOok o n the task of re m o de l i n g some roorns of a b rge h os p i tal that was, effe cti ve l y, a n AIDS h o s p i c e . The roo ms were u n kempt an d drcary. The \Vorld C h a n ge ream set to wor k , ask i n g the c h i l d ren what co l o r th ey ' d l ile t h e i r room to be. Th ey all requested an unsigh tly p i n k , a hue of Pe pto B i s m o l that G regory fou n d al most i ntolerable. Yet t h ey paimed the room thar color anywa y. The c h i l d ren loved it. And the J.l'ea

C h an ge concerns i tself - s i m p l e

measu res th:!t show c h i l d ren r l t:u the),

World C h an ge fo r C h i l d ren tcam mem be rs are w .i l l i n g to get i n vol ve d . Ci r 'gor)' traveled w i t h a tcam ro /\fghanistan la s t year, and bot h S m i t h ,1 nd G regory p l an to h e ad b a c k to Ro m a n i ;:! r h i s )'e a r this time with a co n t a i n er o f d o n a ted med ical s u p p l i es for R.o man ian h o sp i tals a n d orphanages worth n e a r l y a q u ar te r of a m i l l i o n d o l l a rs. H ow does a rel a t i vely ne\\' orga niz:! tio n l i k e World Ch a n ge fo r C h i l d ren _.

assem ble its growing vo l u nteer base and i mp r ess i ve s h i p m c n t of goods) ,\ lot of s m a l l er d o n a t i o n s mostly, and

list of vo l u n teers who, oncl' i n vo lved, stick with the p rogram and bring o r h crs in. I t a l l comcs down

purring

b e l i e fs i n to practice, s u gges t G regory

and S m i t h , and such efforts will bear

fru i l .

" \'(Ie're n o t a fa i t h-based orga n i za

tion" s a i d G rego r)" " b u t it does n't mean t l lal (�od isn't u s i ng u s . " ror l110re i n format i o n , g o ro UJUJ tfJ. I/'(!rldch<l ngeji!/"children · IJ1 X· lm

. IlJ Stel'f' 1 1./1/;<'11

ALUMNI PROFILES > PLU SCENE SPRING 2005

Class Representative positions a v a i l a b l e :

1 935, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1 944,.1946, 1949, 1951, 1952, 1 953, 1 960, 1 964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1 968, 1 972, 1973, 1 978, 1981, 1 988, 1991, 1 992, 1996

19 2 Clara (Fjermedal) Thrane Bohrman d i e d

son, J . D : his d a ughters, Deb, D e n ise,

many capacities: a s p re s id ent and mem

B i rkestol

four great-grandchildren.

president and lifetime member of the

1 947

1 St

Salvation Army Corp; president and

C l a ss Representative - Iver H a u g e n

Association; p r e s i d e n t of the Ameri c a n

Pam and Karen; 14 gra n dc h il d re n; a n d

C l a s s Representative - Annabelle

Class Representative

Advisory Board for the Bremerton

Gerald Lider

O c t. 6. S h e retired f r o m t e a c h i n g in 1 975, having earned a master of e d u c a tion

C l ass Representative - Norene ( S k i l b r e d )

C l ass R e p resentative - Phyllis ( G r a h n )

degree in the early 1 970s. S h e married

G ul h a u g e n

Pejsa

h e r second husband, David B o h r m a n , in Kenneth, Lynda, Carol a n d C hris. She was a devoted c h u r c h rnernber a n d was involved i n Teachers' Retirernent Group, Alliance o n Aging a n d M e a ls on Wheels.

IQ ,

1 9 'I) Class R e p resentative - Ginny ( G r a h n l

D e c . 8 of Alzhei mer's disease. A World

H a ugen a n d C l a rene ( O s t e r l i ) J o h n s o n

War II veteran, he served i n the

·battle

leyte in the P h i l ippines, returning home seriously wounded a n d a n a m p utee. He

was a di re c t o r of education at Ft. Lewis

Grande

his wife, Adelaine; his children, Barbara Michelson, Jan Schmalenberg, Kristine

ness community, he was a partner with his father a n d brothers in K nutzen Bros.

B a rt h , Jay S chmalenberg and M a ri e grandch ildren.

years. He later p a rtnered with his wife,

Class Representative - Edna ( H a g l u n d )

served in the U . S . N avy. H e enjoyed hunt

Dorothy

1 95 1

motor home with his wife. Vern was also

Henry Erickson a n d his wife, C a rol, c e l e

a n active member of Trinity lutheran

brated t h e i r 50th w e d d i n g a n n iversary

C h u r c h and a life member o f BPOE (Elks).

with f a m i ly and friends in September at

ty chair for Ronald Reagan's presidential

the Scandinavian Cultural Center in

B u rn aby, B.C. They have two children,

campaign, He was also a longtime direc

Karen and David '83, and four g ra n dch i l

tor of land Title Company, which was

dren.

founded by his father and uncles. He is s u rvive d by Myrtle, daughter D e a n n e ( D i c k) Nevitt, son D a v i d , foster d a ughter Donna (Larry) Nelson, 11 g r an d c h i l dren, 20 great- g r a n d c h i l d ren; a n d two greatg reat-gra ndc hildren.

1 9.1 9 Thomas "lloyd" Thompson d i e d O c t. 5. Aher g r a d u ating from PLC, h e served in the U . S , Army i n the P h i l i p p i n e s from 1944-46, H e was a n e d u cator in the Central Kitsap S c h o o l D istrict for 36 years, re t i r i n g a s a p r i n c i p a l in 1 97 7 . He

and his wife, Jessie (Jay), were married for almost 64 years. She preceded him in death on Aug. 1 4. lloyd enjoyed playing g ol f, tra v e li n g and going south for the

winter. He i s s u rvived by his sons, Tom, William a n d Ted, and their wives; three sisters, a n d six gra n d c h i l d re n .

1 9�O Class Representative - luella Toso Johnson

1 958 Class R e p resentative - D o n Cornell

S u n City, Ariz. H e was also a 4-H advisor

on page 33.

1 959 i s remembered a s one o f "The Big Three" during P LU's basketball heyday in the late '50s. H i s scoring a n d rebounding records still stand a t PLU. H e was also

known a s one of the top amateur g o l fe rs in the area and won several club cham pionships a t both Canterwood and Brookdale golf courses, More i m p o rta nt ly, he is remembered as a wo nderf ul hus

Roy Hagen died Nov. 28. While at PlC, he

vived by his wife, To ni; d a u g hters Connie

was a proud member o f the 1 947 football

'85 a n d Charmaine '86; son Chris; a n d

team that was later i n d u c ted into the

him on page 20.

e i g h t g r a n d c h i l d r e n . Read more aboue

t i o n , he t a u g h t in the A u b u r n S c hool Distri ct for eight years, Following h i s tea c h i ng c a reer, he was a p e rs o n n e l supervisor for B o e i ng until r e t i r i n g in 1 986. R o y is su rvived by h i s wife o f 54 y e a rs, Jacqueline (Dewing) Hagen; da ughter and son-in-law Vicki and

Patrick Michel '76; three grandchildren;

a n d brothers Jack and Earl '53.

1952

H e was recognized a s one of the 100 Distinguished A l u m n i of PLU. He is sur

vived by his wife of 48 years, Ann; son

Brian '84 and 'his wife Melissa; daughter and son-in-law lori and Mike Quatsoe

'84; and three grandchildren.

Williena (Boone) Ausherman retired Oct. For 1 5 y e a r s she was a c l assroom teacher in Virg i n i a , North Carolina, Washington, Missouri a n d Florida. S h e spent 25 years i n s c hool a n d

band, father and g ra n d father. He i s sur

P L U Football H a l l of Fame. Aher g r a d u a

B remerton C h a m b e r of Commerce, a n d t h e Bremerton M a i n Street Association.

29 aher a 43-year c areer i n e d u c a t i o n .

David Knutson, former l o n g ti me religion

Charles "Chuck" Cunis d i e d O c t. 31. H e

ing, golfing a n d touring Ameri c a in a

A li fe lo n g Republican, he served a s coun

C l a s s R e p re sen tat ive - Marilyn Katz

f a c ulty member, died Nov. 8. Read more

1 950

clothing store, DUring World War II, he

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Funk; eight gr a n d c h i ld ren; a n d s i x great

Grocery and Hardware Store for m a ny Myrtle, in Kn utzens of B u rlington, a retail

member of Ameri c a n Lutheran Church of

S i s t e r C i t y e x c h a n g e program, the

Frederick " B i l ly" Schmafenberg died

(Wash ) for 20 years. Billy is survived by

member of the Burlington (Wash.) busi

congregation president at Silverd a l e (Wa s h . ) Lutheran C h u rc h ; a n el associate

a n d a ctive in the Bremerton/Kure J a p a n

Class R e p res enta t iv e - Volly (Norby)

Vern David KnulZen died Oct. 8. An active

member of the P u g e t Rental Owners' C h e m i c a l S o c i ety; 40-year m e m b e r a n d

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ber of the Bremerton Central lions' Club;

Ferne (Russell) Hay died O ct. 4. After grad uation from PlC, she taught in the Ta c oma S c hool Distri ct for 20 years. In 1962, she married R i c h a rd Hay, w h o preceded h e r in d e a t h . She i s su rvived by her d a u ghter, Kristin P ol i n g ; sons

Thomas and Jonathan; and seven grandchildren.

district l e v e l a d m i n istration i n O s c e o l a County, F l a .

David Dahl, PLU professor emeritus, w a s visiting professor of organ du ri n g the fall semester at the University 01 Notre

Dame in South Bend, Ind. H e taught 1 0 organ majors (five o f whom were g ra du ate students) two days a week on the newly installed Paul F ritts pipe organ, l o c ated in the recently c o m pleted organ/choral hall in the D e bartolo Performing Arts Center. He will present a n organ recital at Notre D a me i n April a s part of the d e d i c ation series f o r the new

Fritts

organ, which was built in

P arkl and. David a l s o performed h i s r e c ently p u bl i s h e d "An Ita l i a n Suite for Organ" on three historic p i p e organs: the first a t the Cathedral in Orte, Italy; the second at the C h u r c h o f St. N i c o l o in C o l l e s c i p o l i , I t aly; and the third in the Cathedral da S e i n Mariana, Brazil.

where he played the 1 7 0 1 Arp Schnitger organ, gihed to the city of Mariana by the King of Portugal in 1 754.

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James Fouts d i e d Nov. 9 a he r a long ill ness. He retired from North Thurston

Charles Laubach died D e c . 1 1 aher a

High S c hool in 1 992 aher 40 years of

three-year battle with sarcoma c a n c er.

teac hing a n d c o a c h i ng . H i g hlights of h i s

Before c o m i ng to PLC, C h u c k served i n

196 1 Class R e p resentative - R o n Lerch

c o a ching c areer in c l u d e d his i n du c t i o n

t h e U . S . Navy f O I' f o u r years d u r i n g the

into the W a s h i n g t o n S t a t e C o a c h e s

Korean War. For rnore than 30 years he

Nov. 1 4. He was a longtime resident o f

b a s e b a l l a n d f o o t b a l l h a l l s of fame, a n d

was a chemist in q u a lity assurance a n d

Fullerton, C a lif., b u t f o r t h e l a s t five

Daniel Benson d i e d in a car a cc id e nt

the d e d i cation of the South Puget S o u n d

environrnental labs in t h e Puget S o u n d

years, h e lived in O c ea n s i d e, C a l i f. He

Stadium a s Fouts Field. I n 1 970, h e

a re a . H e retired i n 1992 f r o m P u g e t

enjoyed s i n g i n g with several barbershop q u a rtets a n d was a c h ur c h c ho i r d i r e c

e a rned h i s master of edu cation degree

S o u n d Naval S h i p y a r d , w h e r e he had a

luel l a (Toso) Johnson lost h e r h u s b a n d

a t Oregon State University. H e is s u r

n u m b e r of inventions patented. Over the

tor. H e a l s o l o v e d p l a y i n g trains w i t h h i s

of 64 years, Art, S e pt. 2 2 .

vived by h i s wife of 53 years, J a ckie; h i s

years, Chuck served h i s c o m m u n ity in

grandc h i l d re n . D a niel is s u rvived b y h i s

PLU SCENE SPRING 2005 > ALUMNI CLASS NOTES

mother, Merle Benson; d a u g hters and

land management is used by the Alaska

son-in-law Eli,abeth Benson and J ulie

Mental Health Trust Authorit'l to improve

and Ken Britsch; sister and brother-in

the lives

law Elaine and Alan Brooks; a n d three

with mental illness, developmental disabil

grandchil dren.

ities, chronic alcoholism or Alzheimer's

Adrian Kalil has published his firsl vol

disease and related disorders.

ume of short stories. The soft cover ver

beneliciaries, including people

1 962 Class Representative - Leo Eliason a n d Dixie (tikkel) Manhias

Rick Nelson has been hired as a math teac h e r at Auburn (Wash.) High School. H e leaves Eastmont Junior H i g h School in East Wenatchee, Wash., after six

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years to be closer to his son J eHrey, a

Class Representative - Paula (Heyer)

freshman at Highline H i g h School. Rick's

Billings and J udy Pe rry

daughter Ashley is a sophomore at

Robert Johnson was i n correctly listed as "deceased" i n the rec ent a l u mni directo

Marguerite Lebert died Sept. l O . After

grade students in the Puyallup School District for 25 years. She and her hus band, Bud, lived on a larm on Trout Lake (Wash. ) for 40 years. She was a member o f the American Association of U niversity Women and the American Rock G a rden Society, and was preSident for many years o f the Hill and D a le Garden Club. Marge enjoyed cooking, flower arranging, read ing, quilting and travel. She i s survived by sons Edgar, Gerald and Kim; her grandc hildren, Karie Ann and Russell; and her adopted grand da ughter Yvonne Zick and her two c h i l dren.

speech c o m m u n i c a tion degree

Washington in 1976. She is s u rvived by her h u s band, Daniel, a n d her s o n s Allen

LaCuran

3. He completed his master of divin ity degree at Augustana Seminary in

I l l i nois, was ordained, and served in the ministry for 53 years. Learning was h i s lifelong interest and i n 1 97 1 , he received

a master 01 arts degree in Reformation

history from PLU. Throughout his lile, he

Minn. and Krista, a banker in San D iego, Calif,

organizations and especially enjoyed s i n g i n g with the Tacoma Tote mAires. Lyndon also lound time to volunteer many h o u rs a week in the PLU l i b rary archives. H i s love of books resulted in a personal c o l l ection of more than 35,000

01 whi c h

he read), which i s being

nieces and nephews.

1 97 1 Class Representative - Joseph H u stad J r.

monkey, mechanic, a c c ountant and com he loved to lish and hunt. H e was also a

the firm's top producers, for 19 years,

Bob Ball married his junior high

Rick Wells i s the new athletic director

school sweet

lor the Puyallup School District. He over

hea rt, Debbie,

sees the programs for lour high schools,

Sept. 27 in

a number of junior high schools and the

Westmoreland,

operation of Sparks Stadium.

N.H., i n a meet ing house built i n

Barbara (Nemnich) Mead is the new c h a i r o f the Tacoma Chamber of Commerce. A CPA and managing partner at Moss Adams in Tac o m a, she also serves on the Franciscan Health System Board and PLU's School o f Business Executive Advisory B o a rd .

1767, next door to the parsonage where he g rew up in the '50s and '60s. They live in a home in the pine, birch a n d m a p l e woods just up the road. Bob says, "Every once i n a while life h a n d s you a lairytale." He earned his master of nursing d e g ree at PLU in 2001 and is a clinical resource coordinator at Dartmouth College

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Medical Center/Mary Hitchcock

Class Rep resentatives - Leigh Erie and

Memorial Hospital. Debbie is a n analyst

J oa n ( N e l s o n ) Manich

lor the insurance ind ustry. Bob's daugh ter Sara anends college nearby.

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position of vice president and senior director

0 1 implementation at Wells

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Class Representative - P a u l C o l l a rd

Fargo

Home Mortgage, a division o f Wells Fargo B a n k, NA. He and his wile, Linda

(Anderson! '77, live in Enumc law, Wash.

Tim C o l e died Nov 22. H i s business c areer matched his love for people and things mechanical. A t Skill-Bosch Tool Corporation, he served as the northern Calilornia district sales manager for 10

William; a n d two grandchildren.

(Hausken) Sharkey

N e ponset, III., rising to the position

national sales manager. Tim's passions

for Western State Hospital, Monroe State

H i ghline

a forensic therapist. She liked to sew,

College faculty member, per formed holiday music on Nov. 28 to raIse lunds lor the college's per forming arts scholarships. Nancy Warren, p a rent

Karen Sullivan died Oct. 2. She worked

Sandra (Haugen) Glover, a Commu nity

close to one million a c re s of land and

0 1 P L U student Bradley

Warren, also performed.

The Trust Land OHice is a separate unit

trust land. Revenue generated from trust

been a member o f PLU's voice faculty since 1 992.

years. He joined Martin Engineering of

OHice. He is responsible for managing

Resources that is contracted to manage

Preside nt's Council, whic h recognizes

both the Tacoma Symphony Chorus and the Northwest Lutheran Choir a n d has

Class Representative - David and Teresa

the Alaska Mental Health Trust Land

within the Alaska Department of Natural

Tacoma o f lice of Smith Ba rney. She has

Conc ert Chorale. She also sings with

Donn; his c h i l d ren, John, Angela and

Dave Hanson is the executive director of

rials, minerals, oil, real estate and timber.

senior portfolio

ry. He is su rvived by his wife of 25 years,

Steiner

Such resources include coal, gas, mate

Bremerton Symphony Association's

self-taught scholar of World War I I histo

Class Representative - Rose (Lanes)

Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority.

Sheila, i s a law student. They live in

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Ridge Hottle was promoted Oct. 1 to the

mercial lisherman. An avid outdoorsman,

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natural resources o n behalf o f the

SIeve Rambeek was u p g raded to c a ptain with Delta Air Lines in J u n e . His wife,

was very active i n many community

John Stewart died Oct. 1 9 at his home in

director a t Bethel Lutheran in Willmar,

Tacoma with their son Richard, 13.

Lee Anne Campos is the director for the

been a member of the Smith Barney

Lyndon Murk died 01 a heart anack Oct.

nurse re-en try program and now works lor M u l t i c a re Hospice. They live in

13.

president

J u neau, Alaska. He worked as a powder

daughters: Carrie Peterson, a youth

01 investments,

J u ly. Clifford completed PLU's registered

Peachtree City, Ga., with their son Kevin,

manager and financial consultant at the

P h i l Formo recently a c c epted t h e c a l l t o

Phil and his wife, Jean, have two grown

Kaiser Permanente Northwest in Portland, Ore.

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serve as s e n i o r pastor of S t . Luke's

Corporation, at www.xlibris.com. Adrian is in his 25th yea r a s sraff anesthetist lor

Class Representative - Lois (Weh mann)

and B e n j a m i n ,

Lutheran C h u r c h in Bloomington, Minn.

directly through the publisher, Xlibris

Mary (Cooper) Agnew is senior vice

10. She was p a rt i c u larly proud of the master

"The Embrace and Other Short

golfing, hiking and gardening.

sister, Arline Meyer, a s well as many

she received from the University of

Fiction - The First Collection" is available

197(,

donated to PLU. He i s s u rvived by his

Annette (Levorson) Macomber died Dec.

sion

national school nurse certilication in

Class Representative - Gary Powell

(all

196

a n n iversary June 1 5. Joyce received her

in Puyallup and spends his free time

graduation from PLU, she shared her love of learning with first- and third

CliHord, celebrated their 25th wedding

Washington State University. Rick lives

ry. He and his wile, Myrtis, live in Walnut Creek, Calif.

1 975 Class Representative - Ed Voie

Prison a n d M cN e i l Island State Prison as paint, crochet. cross-stitch, garden a n d

Cluss Representative - Dave J ohnson

ing and football. H e is survived by his wife

01 nearly 20 years,

Lynn Laree,

and his two c h i l d ren, Kelsey, 19, and Barbara, 14.

make jewelry. Karen w a s preceded in death by her mother, Jessie, and her

linda

d a u ghter, Robin. She is survived by her

(Vandermaas)

husband of 46 years, Vernon "Sully"

Priebe, mezzo

Sullivan; son Dan; grandson Adam; father

soprano, made

Dan; and brother John.

her Carnegie Hall debut Oct. 1 0, singing

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Class Representative - Phil Waldner

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were his lamily, c a rs, motorcycles, boat

B a ch's "Jesu, J oy of Man's DeSiring." She performed as a leatured

Joyce (Alcantara) E l l s and her husband,

soloist with renowned soprano, Veroni c a

ALUMNI CLASS NOTES > PLU S C E N E SPRING 2005

Tyler, in her dramatic concert "Woman,

year he will be s p e a k i n g at national min

the Boise Airport, P u b l i c Works, and

Thy Color is Love." She is also a semifi

istry conferences around the country

Police and Fire D e partments.

nalist in the 2004 International Classical

and has several related magazine arti

Singer Competition. Linda is assistant

cles due for public ation. For more about

1 995 Class Representatives - Krista Sickert Bush and Stephanie Page-Lester

general counsel at the White House

the collaborative community of experi

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Office of National Drug Control Policy

ential worshipers, visit www.experien

Jeremy Desel picked u p two more

1 996

regional Emmy awards i n O ctober and

Darren Kerbs is the new director of

and has served as ethics advisor at the White House OHice of the Counsel to the President. Information a bout her upcom ing sin ging engagements is available at

cia/worship. com.

1 987

www./indapriebe.com.

Class Representative - Darren Hamby

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Vicki Livemash married Eric Polhanus

Class Representative - Dave Olson

Convention Center. Vicki is the director Hospital and Eric works at Seminis Seed

Class Rep resentative - Mark

special events for the Virginia Mason

Region Emmy Aw�rds show. J eremy was

Foundation i n Seattle. He left PLU in

also elected to the Board of Trustees of

October after 1 3 years at the university,

the National Academy of Te levision Arts

many of w h i c h he spent a s associate

and Sciences. He is i n his sixth year at

director i n the OHice o f Alumni and

K H O U -TV in Houston, Texas.

Parent Relations. H e lives in Seattle.

1 992

Erik Melver is the new assistant director

Sven-Erik Nilsen married M i c h e l l e Almy

of programs and services in the Office of

Sept. 18 a t the Moses Lake (Wash.1 of patient care a t Columbia Basin

1 984

prod uced the second a n n u a l Lone Star

Company. They live i n Moses Lake.

ChristoHerson

J u ly 23 at St. Peter Catholic Church in Deming, Wash. Sven-Erik works at Viking Masonry, while Michelle works at

1 989

Sehome High School in B e l l i n g h a m . They

Kent Bassett was promoted to assistant

Class Representative . Lisa ( H ussyl

live in Lynden, Wash.

principal at A.T. M a h a n J u n i or/Senior

Ferraro

High School, N.A.S., Kefavik, Iceland.

1 985

Class Representatives - J anet Widen I

Regge and Carolyn Stelling

Dennis Robertson died OCI. 1 9 of a stroke. Born with cerebral palsy, he earned a bachelor of arts degree in print journalism from PLU and went on to write newslet ters for the State o f Washington and for The Cerebral Palsy Peer Su pport group. He volunteered at St. Joseph Hospital and at Ti l l i c u m Elem entary School, where he spent an estimated 9,000 hours tutoring students in math, reading and writing. His family and friends remember him as someone who was fun-loving and who enjoyed life. He was preceded i n death by

of osteopathic medicine and a master of

changed its name to Maland

science degree in health professions

Presentations and opened a new oHice

education from the College of

in Tacoma's Old Town in October. Recent

Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific on

integration projects include digital sig

May 14. She is a family practice resident

nage lor Bon-Macy's downtown Seattle

at Downey Regional Medical Center and

store, public meeting and training room

lives in Long Beach, Calif.

at a number of different theaters in the area. Erik and his wife, Heather freshman admission at PLU, are expect ing their first child at the end of April.

Nikki Plaid mar ried Tanya Tarnecki Aug. 3, 2003, in a cere mony along ILake Union i n Seattle.

for The Seattle Monorail Project, and a distribution system, projectors, and televisions for the Fenix Underground in Seattle's Pioneer Square. His wife,

Kristin (Baldwin '931, has been a

diagnostic medical sonographer at Group Health Hospital in Redmond since 2000. They live in Snoqualmie,

Wash.

In September,

Kristin Mattocks received a Ph.D. in

she started a

health policy and admin istration from

new job in

Yale University i n December. She con

development at Lifelong A I D S Alliance.

ducts child welfare research at Casey

They live i n Seattle, where they bought a

Family Services in New Haven, Conn.

great old house.

1993

Christian DeHart married Shannon

Class Representative - Kristina (Kurle)

Mitchell Aug. 7 at Holy Cross Lutheran

Dolan and Jennifer (Kreger! Nickel

1990

his parents, Clarence and Esther

Class Representatives - Sean Neely and

Robertson, and his broth er, Jim. H e is sur

Angela Vahsholtz-Andersen

vived by four sisters, two brotllcrs and a host of family and friends.

with the Esoterics, and acts regularly

(McDougall '971. who i s the director of

Cynthia Worden received her doctorate Michael Maland's 1 2-year-old company

Alumni and Parent Relations at PLU. He continues to be active in Seattle, singing

C h u rch in Los Gatos, Calif. Participating

i n the wedding were Jonathan Saad '96,

Ryan Bethel '91, Devin McLane '96 and

1 994

Brett Calahan '96. Christian is a strategic

Class Representative - Dan Lysne and

Shawn Morton has been recognized for mernbership i n the National Association

advertising accounts manager at

Catherine (Overlandl H a u c k

ESPN.com.

Shannon, a graduate of

Gonzaga University in Spokane, Wash., is

Elise Lindborg's company, ZippyOogs. com,

of Christian Financial Consultants. He

J e a n H a s e d i e d Oct. 1 9 of cancer. S h e

a professional placement recruiter with

was named one of five Honorary Members

received membership for his commit

owned and operated Jean's Family

Volt. They live in Bel levue, Wash.

of the Year by the Advertising Specialty

ment to investment and financial plan

Childcare from 1 997-2003. She was also

Institute (ASII Member Services division,

ning disciplines centered on Biblical

a n active member of Rainier View

in honor of National Customer Service

principles. He is in his fifth year as a

C h ristian Church. She is su rvived by her

Week. Elise writes, "This is a great honor

financial advisor at Waddell

c h i l d ren: Michelle Olsen and h u s b a n d

for ZippyDogs, as we are just "Ii'l pups" in

Bellingham, Wash.

Reed in

chosen for their accomplishments, suc cess stories and contributions to the industry.

1 986 Class Representative - Stacey (Kindredl Hesterly

Bob Rognlien is the author 01

Brien Thompson is the director of the

Jesse Caryl has

and Michael Hase.

joined one of the

Seattle branch o f Creative Assets, which

nation's largest

recently merged to form Filter Talent.

Juliet Laycoe

Filter Talent is a creative placement

married Thomas

agen cy, which is a staHing resource to

Hag ley Jr. Sept.

h u n d reds of progressive companies, and

24 at the

advances the careers of creative pro

Governor Hotel

fessionals. Brien is On the Seattle board

in Portland, Ore.

of the American Institute of Graphic

PLU alumni i n

Arts, and was recently honored to give

the wedding inCluded Lynn Olson, Stephanie Wilson

'95, and Kara (Hecker '951 Ditty. She is an

Worship:

Matthew Wilde was promoted to the

Encou ntering

position of team leader in June after

Wolfe LLP in Vancouver, Wash. Thomas is an administrator in the Vancouver School District. They live i n Ridgefield, Wash.

firms, Ford

Harrison, as a n associate in Los Angeles. He pri marily concentrates on employment liti

I nstitute of Seattle.

attorney with Blair Schaefer Hutchison

labor and employment law

gation, including wage and h o u r class

the commencement speech for the Art

"Experiential

actions, discrimination and harassment claims, and wrong f u l terminations i n vio lation of public policy. He has also pub lished several articles concerning com pliance with the Fair Labor Standards

God With Heart,

eight years 1n the Boise City Attorney's

Soul, Mind and

Office. He manages a team of eight

Strength,"

attorneys and four support staff mem

Chris Albrecht is a writer for

tion practice as an associate at two Los

bers, which provides legal counsel to

AtomFilms.com in San Francisco.

Angeles law firms.

released on Jan. 1 5 by NavPress. This

Stephanie (Merle) Tomlinson

Dave, Laurie Carter and husband Marcus, Joanna Lema and husband Kris,

this competitive S14 billion a year indus try." Companies recognized this year were

1 997 Class Representatives - Andrew and

P LU SCENE SPRING 2005 > ALUMNI CLASS NOTES

Act. Prior to joining Ford

Harrison,

Jesse maintained a n e m p loyment l itiga

1 998

Aug. 7 in Sumn er, Wash.

Class Representative - Shannon

Brian is a secu

(Herlocker) Stewart

rity systems a n a lyst for

Scan St ra pa c and Jennifer Ogle '01

Washington

were married July 1 7 in M a p l e Va lley,

Mutual. They

Wash, Scott is a senior ac countant lor T

Vern David Knutzen on Oct.

Katherine I G raff) Wolfe were

Man Torfin i s m anager of regional station

married Oct. 23

ope rations - international and east coast

at Resurrection

- for Alaska Airlines. H e is based in

Lutheran Church

Seattle and oversees the airl i n e's 1 4

In Huntington

international and e a s t coast destinations.

14 in an outdoor ceremony in Portland,

southern islands of Spain and returned home to complete a 400-mile biking tour o f southern Oregon. J ulie received her master of public policy degree from the

Beach, Calif.

Bethany Wolbrecht-Dunn '98 and sc an Schuler

Thomas "Lloyd" Thompson o n O c t. 5.

Frederick S c h m alenberg on Dec. 8.

B u rlington, Wash., and Katherine i s a social worker with the Washington State

ment he took up swrn g, jalz and

Bro ad wa y mUSical styles

He planned

and presented live concerts at PL U

benefiting the Diabetes AssociutJorl l!lends and

James Fouts on Nov. 9.

heart a nd wise

David Knutson on Nov. 8.

he r h usb a nd , Glenn Elhott; son Kris

co un sel. He is survived by his wile.

M anl yn Forc� ' 59 ); d a ughter K a ri arid

wife, J uli e (Simonson '931; grandson Justlli.

-92 a n d his

C h a rl e s " C h u c k " Curtis on Oct. 3 1 .

Hatfield School of Government at

Holly Larsen married Stephen M c H al e

of sacrod rn usic, fo l lowi n g his retire

fual glhs, strong faJth, ge nerosi ty o f

Ferne (RlJSsell) Hay on Oct. 4 .

July 24 a t S I . Mark's Episcopal Cathedral

yoars of sharing his gifts in the far m

splnt, goodn es s of

Mount Vernon, Wash.

Portland State University and is c urrently

Music was

a l so his I l lel on g passion. Aher many

famJly romember him for his intellc c

Roy Hagen o n Nov. 28.

C h i ldren's Administration. They IJve JI1

a Ph.D candidate. She is also a policy

Charles ( C h u c k ) Lauba c h on D e c . 1 1 .

an d

Paul ROiosl8d, professor emeritus Of

En gl ish and lon gli m e laculty member, died Nov

30. He taught one yea r a s

a n i n stru cto r from 1947-48 and

a n a lyst for the City of Portland. Dan i s the

in Sean Ie. H o l ly's attendants included

vice president and legal counsel for a

Gretchen (Vogel Matthews and Natalie

Portland based company.

Julin-McCleary. H o lly is i n the graduate program in theology a t Seattle University,

Marguerite Lebert on Sept. 1 0 .

ing EnglISh. To m an y

Jennifer M c Can n recently moved to

while Stephen is a n a c c ount exec utive

pu s, h e was known as "Mr

M u mbai, India, to serve among the poor.

with Waggener Edstrom Public Relations.

Erik Swanson married Carrie P e a rson

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C l a s s Representative - Karlene Miles

july 24 a t St. B a rbara Catholic Church in Black �iamond, Wash. Erik is the son of

retumed on 1958 as an as sis tan t pro

D a niel Benson on Nov. 1 4.

Paul retired in 1984, after se rvi n g 26 conSl!cutJve years leac h

le ssor.

Erik's best men was h i s brother, Torey

Journal of Commerce after four years as

Swanson '99. Ricardo Char '01 was a n

an editor to pursue her love of teaching

usher. Erik and Carrie work at Emerald

and choreographing dance full-time. In

Ridge High School in Puyallup, Wash.

addition to directing her own professional

They live in Enumclaw, Wash.

jazz

at Issaquah Dance Theatre, Country

Village Day School, and the Phinney Ridge

he pe rso n rfle d lho humanities and

Annene (Levorson) Macom ber on Dec. 1 0 .

Pa ul

h e c h a ll ed a I S-member c ommJSS lon on ac a de mi c excellenco. Ho also

Lyndon Murk on Oct. 3.

he l pe d launch t11e rem a r ka b l e Ba hJovnmonls in s c h o l a r shi p alld

John Stewart on Oct. 19.

pu b lis hin g

that have m a r k ed the la st PLU Wi th the publication of hiS book, " Rolva ag . His Lif e and A rt. " He is sllrv i v e d by his wifc, 20 years at

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Marjone, an d daughters Emily ' 73 and

Class Representatives - Keith Pranghofer

Tim Cole on Nov. 22. Jean Hase o n O c t. 1 9.

band, Dean, just bought their first home in

Erik and Rebecca (Sanders) Larson

Silver Lake, Wash.

D e nnis Robertson on O c t. 19.

bought their first house in September.

chair of the PLU G O LD (Graduates Of the

Ka tha f ln u

Last Decadel Comminee. She and her hu,

Erik is a computer programmer for Ihe Dan Casmier received his Ph.D. in chem istry from the University of Washington in August. H e is a s e n i o r process engineer at the Intel Corporation, where h e is designing the next generation of

State of Washington, and Rebecca works

Museum Wash.

Glass. They live in Olympia,

Stacey Sc hmi dt ma rried Dave Robert s April 24,

Lindsay Fowler i s t h e marketing coordi

i n Vancouver,

nator for Metro Parks Ta coma.

Wash. Stacey is a registered

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nurse at Mary

Class R e p resentative - Ashley Orr

Bridge Chi ldren', Hospital in Tacoma, and Dave is director

Louis Hobson performed last fall in Theatre in Seattle.

Av enue

of ticket services for the Everet1 Aqua sox, a minor league baseball team. They live in Seattle.

Kimberly Ch i c h es t er and SIUHrt Brown Kirsten Nelson married Brian Mitc hell

Henry Bernt.sen died Nov. 27 at the age

o f 9B. H e worked

al PLU lor

loreman in 1 97 1 . He was m o rrie d for 69 ye a rs to Ida fHinderlie '3 1 1, who

David Knutson '58, professor emeri

tus of religion, died Nov. 8, 2004.

on to Union Theological Seminary

Hillsboro, O re ,

Fifth

cu l t) S[ I

After graduation from PLC, he went

computer processor. H e lives in

"Smokey Joe's Cafe" at the

'76,

years, mtJllng as Ule p lan t f.cilllies

at a riding stable i n Tacoma and o c c a sionally a s a stage m a n a g e r at Tac o m a's

he was hon Professo r. In 19 67 , became the fi rst dean (chairl 01

orad as a Re gen cv

th e humollities division, and in 1 97 1 ,

and Linda (H utson) Pyle

Community Center. Lina is also the co

PLU cam

th e liberal arts. I n 1 977,

Karen Sullivan on Oct 2.

dance company, she teaches dance

on th e

S h a kespeer�.' and wi t h ouI question

Gaylord Enbom on Sept. l B .

Peler '70 a n d Jean '72 Swanson. One of Lina Korsmo Johnson left the Seanle Doily

th e Honors P rog ra m and guest pro

01 PJorco Co unty. DavJd's

were in the wedd i n g pa rty. Nathan is vice president af Trico Contracting i n

1 991 , David rem ained en gag ed

taaching by conduGling saminars for

sentations in courseS,

Nathan and

Woodinville, Wash.

Ore. The c o u p l e honeymooned on the

on Oct. 6.

live i n Auburn, Wash,

Mobile and Jen nifer is an elementary ' school tea c h e r In Issaquah. They live i n

Julie Kennedy married Daniel Theda Aug.

Clara (Fjermedal) Thrane Bohrman

and Luther Theo l o g i c a l Seminary, where he earned a B . D . i n Theology in 1 962. H e received an M.A. in Theology from the University of

survJves hinl. Also surviving Henry are sons alld daughtcrs· jf1-law Da Vid

'58 and

Ca ro l ee (Chlndgron '591, and

Rod '60 and .JoAnn ( StorBasli '621;

four

g ran dc h ild ren , Chris ' 85 , Paul Step h ens, Mark; and fo ur great-grand

B5. Usa ( Berntsen'B71 and

Children.

Chicago Divinity School in 1 966, He taught at St. Olaf College, Ameri c a n School lChic ago), SI. Xavier College and University o f Tennessee (Chananoogal before joining PLU a s an assistant professor o f religion in 1969. H is tea c hing was marked by a

lively sense of humor and intellectu

Ray Richmond died Nov. 2.0. He

rellred from PLU after workJng as a oustodJan for 17 years. He was pre ceded in de ath by his wife of 63 ye a rs, Cathenne, and his son, P hil i p

Ray, Ray is surv ive d by hJS d aughte r and son-in-l aw, Diann a a nd Terry

al patience. After complications

Wtlltt l es e y; 9 grandchildren; and

from diabetes forced him to retire i n

great·grandchlldren

were married May 22 in Wailea, Hawaii.

ALUMNI CLASS NOTES > PLU SCENE SPRING 2005

Kimberly is a senior account ant/financial a naly st for

2003 Class Representative - Elisabeth Pynn H i m m el m a n

Zumiez, a retail

suitant for Rapidigm, and J u d y is a n IT

June 28 at Swedish H o s pital in B a l l a rd,

Director at UW Medicine. They live in

Wash.

Renton.

Scott Geibel a n d his wife, R e n a ,

er, a n d Stuart is

Miebeth Bustillo-Booth was hired by the

I 90

th e executive

Washington E d u c a t i o n Association,

Tina (Banning! Richardson and her

port professi o na l s a n d higher e d u c ation

their son Derek on May 2 1 . H e joins big

d i rector of

Everett Plaza, an assisted living c om mu nity. TIley live In Everett, Wash.

JUlie Johnson graduated from the Art

which r ep re s e n t s 77,000 t e a c h ers, sup

a n n o u n c e t h e b i r t h of t h e i r d a ughter,

hUSband, Geoff, announce the birth of

instructors, to lead the state· lobbying

sister La u re n, 4. They enjoy living i n

program and direct the political action

Leavenworth, Wash., where Ti n a is taking

effort of the organization.

time away from classroom teaching to care for the kids at home and Geoff is a

Institute of Seattle in June a n d is the sole

Anna Ha l l mar

Michael and Lisene (Gonter '93! Welk

ried J o e

mo ting Red Cro s s visibility a n d c o m m u n i

rai s i n g and other external events pro

a n n o u n c e the birth o f Andrew J a mes on

Newcastle in

2004

Newcastle,

Class Representative - Tammy Lynn

Wash. In the

Schaps

July 28. H e j o i n s J a c ob, 9, and N a ta l ie, 5. They live in Gig H a r b o r, Wash.

Kevin and Gina (Grass '91!

(Schadler! Forbes. Anna i s a middle school youth director at Sammamish Presbyterian Church and is pursuing

school pri n c ipals by serving on the

ES PAW Board. H e was also n a m e d P r i n c i p a l of the Y e a r i n the Marysville (Wash.! S c h o ol District by the M a rysville

PTA Council in M a y.

Karen (Thordarson! Hassen and her

announce the birth of Kellin

Kim Watson teaches kindergarten at

Kurt o n June 1 4.

Central Linn E l e m entary S c hool i n

He joins Laurel, 5, and Trevor, 3. Kevin is

H alsey, Ore.

principal at Liberty Ridge Elementary

husband, M i chael,

an n o u n c e the

School in Sumner, Wash., and Gina is a

a master of education degree in school counseling at Seattle Pacific UniverSity.

resent Sno ho mish Cou nty e l e m entary

Weberg

wedding p arty were Cara MacDonald and Stacey

Stephanie, 3. Eric is the Snohomish Elementary School Principals

the Snohomish Chapter of th e Ameri c a n

Club at

a n n o u n c e the birth of M c kenzie Joy on J u ly 1 5. Sh e j o i n s And rew, 4, a n d

Association of Washington. H e will rep

R e d Cross. He supports chapter fund·

28 at The Golf

Eric C u llum a n d h i s wife, S a ndy,

County regional director for the

graphic designer for Gensco in Tacoma.

ty a wa r ene s s .

N a irobi, Kenya, where they live.

family physician.

Josh Reiman is the events planner for

Anderson Aug.

Amara Louise, on M a r c h 29, 2004, i n

Joe i s a research fellow at the University

Jason Brandt works for the Salem (Ore.! Area Chamber of Commerce, where he is

of Wa s hi ngton. They live in Seattle.

responsi b l e for governmental affairs,

7 (/Z

and various events.

member services, Web site ma inte n a n c e

Kyle on O c t . 3. Karen is a personal

Tom and Karen (Erickson '91) Taylor a n n o u n c e the b i rth of Luke Erickson

Taylor on S e pt. 8. H e j o i n s b i g brother Alec , 4.

Class Representatives - N i c holas G o rn e

birth o f Ste p h e n

full-time mom. They live in Buc kley, Wash.

banker at Sterling Savings Bank in Auburn, Wash.

1 992 Annie (Olstun!

Megan Apperson

a n d B ri a n R i e h s

and Michael

Rosenau were

Diann Gilpin

m arri ed Sept. 1 2

married Douglas

at Wine Country

Spicer J r. Nov.

Farm in Dayton,

14 in Seattle. D i a n n i s a family services assis tant with the

w e ste rn

a n d central Washington c h a pter of the Alzheimer'S Association. They live in M i l l Creek,

Ore. Groomsmen

Tubby and h e r

1 99 1

Ilusband, R o n ,

Angie (Sayler! Rutherford a n d her hus

welcomed their

band, Jace, announce the birth of Tyson

son, Alexander

Jay on July 8. He joins brothers Jacob, 4,

Bruce, on June

and Cole, 2.

14, 2003. They have two other sons - Ethan, S, and Eric,

included Matt Morello and Danny Moen

'88. Ushers and honored friends of the groom i n c l uded W.C. Harbert and J i m

Erik and Kristine (Giles! Lange

LeFebvre. They live in Vienne, France,

welcomed Kira

where Megan i s a n English teacher and

Faith into their

Michael is a freelance photographer.

family on

3. They live i n Portland, Ore.

Carey (Jennings! Sketchley a n d

Christmas night

Wa sh.

h e r h u s b a nd,

of 2003. Kira

Brandon Bowman and Kristina Courtnage '03 were married Aug. 18 at First United Methodist C h u r c h i n B i llings,

Future Lu

was born Aug 28, 2003, and was adopted

1 988

ton Mutual, and Kristine teaches fifth·

Mont. Kristina's maid of honor was

announce the

on March 30, 2004. Kira joins big brother

Evan, 8. Erik is a risk analyst for Washing·

James Left a n d

Jessica Johnson '03, and Clarissa Chase

M i c h a el,

h i s wife,

grade half-time i n the South Ki ts a p Schaal District.

birth of Luke Philip on May 8. They live in Seattle.

'03 served as a bridesmaid. Brandon is

Carolyn,

manager of Old Spaghetti Factory in

announce the

Lynnwood, Wash., and Kristina is a copy

birth of twins,

and his wife,

announce the birth of Ad am Christo p h e r

editor for the Bellingham Herald. They

Andrew Che

Tara, announce

on June 1 3. Steve i s a d a t a b a s e pro·

the birth of their

grammer and analyst for Wells Fargo

live in Stanwood, Wa s h .

Hua and Caitlyn

Jamie Martin entered the graduate program i n biology at the U n iversity of I c e l a n d . H i s research examines the e c ology of p l a n t c o m m u n ities growi n g at Skeidararsandur, I c eland

Steve and Jenniler (Calhoun '94! Cornie

Che Vun, o n A u g . 3 1 . They join Michael

first child,

Bank in Beaverton, Ore., and Jen stays

Che Wen, 2. J a m e s is a n attorney for the

Jessica Lauren,

home with Adam.

D e partment of Homeland S e c u rity in Los

o n Sept. 28. They

Angeles, and Carolyn i s a homema k e r.

live in Arlington, W a s h . , where Paul is a

They live in Ontario, C a l if.

s en i o r software developer with NetlO Corporation.

a large

glacial floodplain near Skaftafell National

P a rk .

Matthew Edminster is a flight n u rse with

(Westby! Wilson welcomed their

Julie (Zuydhoek!

Isabelle Anah,

Nicholas a nd

on O c t . 21, 2003.

announce the

her husband,

b i rth of their

Paul, a n no u n c e

leave of a bsence from her math p o s ition

the birth of

at Puya l l u p High S c hool to be a f ul l· ti me

J o s h u a R y a n on

mom. Greg is the new as s i s tant pri nc i pal

H a n n a h Brooke, on D e c . 1 2. JD is a c o n -

34 PLU SCENE SPRING 2005 > ALUMNI CLASS NOTES

Greg and Tessa

Judy (Paulsen '88! and JD G affney d a u g h t e r,

t h e U n ited States Air Forc e . H e lives in N a p a , Calif.

1 993 Paul Thompson

daughter,

Tessa took a

at Lochburn Middl e Sc hool in Lakewood.

J e nnifer is a vocational counselor at

Wash. Before assuming his new position,

Condon Nero, I n c ., in Span away. Wash.

h e served a s dean of students for two

They live i n Roy, Wash.

years a n d taught for eight years. His classroom experience i n c ludes teaching leadership, drama, seventh grade lan

Tanya {PasinenH

g u age arts and s o c i a l studies, Pac ific

McGowan and

Northwest H istory, and drahing. H e h a s

h e r husband,

also served as an instructional facilitator

Ryan. welcomed their second

Dan and Jennifer (Kreger) Nickel announce the birth of their son, Logan Thomas, o n July

_. -"' :-' L .... ioins sister Elli,

1 2, 2004. H e

> P l e a s e fill out a s much i n fo rmation b e l ow a s possible, i n c l u d i n g c ity of residence and work. Feel free to use another

piece of p a p e r, but please limit your submission to 1 00 words. Ph otos a re w e l c o m e , but only one p h oto will be used, and on

1 997

a s p a c e a v a i l a b l e b a s i s . N otes will be e d ited for c o ntent.

Kevin and Marci

2. H e joins sister Maggie,

child, Jacob Ryan, on April

Photos must be prints or high q u a l ity j p e g s . P l e a s e, no

(Voeller '98)

Dan i s an environmental engi

neer with The Watershed C o m p a ny, and

Bartholomae

re p r od u ctions o r c o pies from other p u b l i cations.

J ennifer stays at home with the kids.

announce the

They live in Seanle.

birth of their first

Deadline for the next issue of Scene is Friday, March 25, 2005.

child, Caleb Lee, on July 19. Kevin

.....

Curt Keller a n d his wife, announce the birth of Julia

Faith on Nov. 1 3 . She joins Jon athan.

manager at M i c rosoft in Redmond, Wash., a n d Marci is a registered nurse

Deborah,

They live in West Linn, Ore.

Ta c o m a General. They live in A u b urn,

a n d Shari r-- --:illl!•• Jason (Sinnes '96)

Carrell wel Andrew Lee. on April 1 5, 2004. He ioins brother

Phelps

Ma tthew, on

J a c o b . 3 . They live in S p a naway, Wash.

1998

a firefighter for the

Stephen a n d Jessica (Chairez ' 00) Yo u ng

Seattle Fire D e p a rtment, and Kristin

announce the birth of their son, Braeden

teaches s p e c i a l education i n the

J a c ob, on Sept. 23. They live in Eagle

University P l a c e School District. They live

River, Alaska.

O c t. 7. Mason

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(Wascher '95)

son. George

SPOUSE

Wash.

Mason and

birth of their first

PLU CLASS YEARISI

in the neonatal i n tensive c a re unit at

Kristin

a n n o u n c e the

NAME IlAST. FIRST, MAIDENI

is a product

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Jerilyn (Dunlap) Hander and her hus band. Marc, announce the birth of Selah G r a c e on J u ly 20. She joins brother G a briel, 2. Marc has been pastor at

2000 Rae (Huggler) Graham a n d her husband, Dennis, announce the birth of Madilyn Leigh a n n e , 4.

Redeemer Lutheran Church for four years. Jerilyn continues her part-time

200 1

work as a data control tec h n i c i a n at

Panie (Rambo) Bruckenthal gave birth to

Trust Servic es. Inc. They live in Greenville. Texas.

O C CUPATION

G ra c e on Nov. 24. She joins Grace

Har per Natalie on Nov. 1 9 . H a rper's father, Eric Bruckenthal, was killed April

CHILO ·S NAME IRRST, "'IOOLF. LAsn

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GENOFR MAlE u F[MAlE .J

24. 2004, in Iraq. H e was the first U.S. Coast Guardsman killed i n active duty

1 995 scan and Jill (Janke '99) Jensen have been blessed with their second son, Gabriel Scan, born Oct. 25 in Phoenix. Ariz. He ioins brother Sam uel, 21 months.

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since the Vietnam War. Harper's birth was acknowledged i n the Congressional Record. "The birth of Harper Natalie

Prom

tt'liIIUVftmIS

Bruc kenthal ensures that everything that was good about Nath a n Bruckenthal will live on for another generation a n d many

Jennifer

more to come," said New York Rep.

(Lukenb ill)

Steve Israel. " I t is a better world

Freudenstein

because people like Nathan B r u c k enthal

and her hus

a n swered the call to d uty, made great

band, Nick,

sacri f i c e s and met the greatest chal

announce the

lenge posed to every generation: leaving

birth of Ryan

behind a better world for their c h i l dren."

Lane on Nov. 6.

Donations can b e sent to Nathan

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ALUMNI CLASS NOTES > PLU SCENE SPRING 2005

Bruckenthal Memorial Trust, P. O. Box 398, Northport, N Y 1 1 768.

Shannon (Fuller) Pennington and

Krista I Marshall) Oearey and her hus

her husband,

band, Chad. announce the b i rth of Isaac

Lance,

He joins

Matthew o n M a r c h 1 , 2004.

announce the birth 01 Cody

Josiah. 3. They live in Blain e. Minn.

Owen on July 5.

He joins Lance

2002

Nathan and Katherine (Smith

Shannon i s a

'OIl) Yocom

looking for work.

announce the

I n the m i d d l e of

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and Lance i s a manager trainee at Big 5 Sporting Goods. They live in Chehalis,

daughter,

Wash.

Aug. 5. Nathan

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Nuclear Reservation and are between

Katie i s a stay-at-home mom. They live i n

the ages 01 54 and 65, the Hanford

S c arborough. Maine.

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Justin and Janelle (Strope) Luckman announce the birth o f Liam Justin on July •

21 . H e joins his brother

Kendall. 4 . They

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C L U B B OA R D O F D I RE CTO RS Kathy Edlund '64, preSIdent' J ulianne Fagerstrom '88 I ng rid Gintz 70 Usa Korsmo '87*

B a rrit! Mon '90 David Olson" Laura Po lcyn 7 5 , '79 Nancy Po len '60 Erv Severts on ' 55 M a rcia Sherry '67 S i Torvend '47 Phil Waldne r '80, '95*

r 'Execulive Commirtno}

Kathy E d l u n d '64 works the phones at a recent Q Club board meeti n g .

Q Club ensures students get scholarships and

quality education

re member the 1 9 72 inception of Q C l u b and what it meant to my neighbor. S h e wo uld always come to gather rhododendron blooms fro m my parents' garden to put on the tables the day of the spring Q Club banquet. She wanted to ad d her personal touch to honor donors. Though PLU was vcry i m ponanr to me, I wondered what Q C l u b was all about. Who were these people who thought giving to PLU was so i m p o rtant? After d i scovering that every dollar givcn to Q Club goes d i recrl}' r o schol arshi ps, my husband , Larry, and I joi ned. \'\fhat cou ld be more important than provid i n g a PLU education to deserving students ? Later, when I had the opportu n i ty to teach i n the School of Education, I was [rlily overwhelmed to see JUSt how many hands wen t u p when I asked how many s tudents i n my class were Q Club scholars. What I di s covered was that the b rightest and best were Q Club scholars. They truly repre s e n ted the "Q" o r "Quality" of a Q Club scholars h i p. The Q n u b Board of D irectors has invi ted Q Club schol ars [Q tell thei r S [ Q -

ries abo u t what Q Club scholarships h ave meant to them. The i r testimonies h ave been poignant and convinci ng. One student tol d me that s h e hadn't realized j ust how much people really cared for her until she was able see first hand the focus of rhe Board of D irectors. Both she and all of us on the board came away from that meeti ng with an even greater appreciation of what educating for service really means. Throughout the years, Q Club has pro vided millions of dollars in scholarsh ips. This year there arc 878 srudencs receiv ing an average o f $4,700 each. Amazing, isn't it? All that comes from i n d ividual contributions fro m PLU alum n i and fri ends. I t is true that many h ands work ing rogether can make a d i fference. If you have thought about J o i n i ng Q Club and just have not gotten aroun d to i t , why not make this t h e year to become a mem ber? You can J o i n for as little as $25 pCI' month o r give at a higher level. I t i s tru ly a q u al i ty invest ment. For morc information, go to lVUlwplu. cduj -deve or email develop1I1en tGDplu..edu. �

Q CLUB ADVISORY BOARD Ne al A rntso n '58 Lynne B a n g s und '70

Alison Corrigan '94

Ron Douglass '53 Ken Dunmire

Tal Edman Larry Green Donald Isensee '64 Shannon Stewart '98

Jeff Johnson '76 Dale K ell er '53

Nina Larson '41 Anne Lucky

Don Mott Bill Rea

J ill SImonson '80 I nez Van Antwerp

M a rk Wo ldseth '70 STA FF ADVISORS

Heather Dewey '01 , acting director of A nnual Givmg/Q Club

J ames Plourde, a cting vice president for Development and Un iversity Relations

Shawn Powell, administrative assistant, Annual Giving/Q Club

B)' Kathy Edlllnd '64

K'1thy Edlund is president ofthe Q Club Board ofDirectors. She grew up across the sa'cet f1'01I1 the university, and her child"en are also graduates: Philip '00 and Jcnna '96, '99. iHIP & SERVICE > PLU SCENE SPRING

2005

continued from bade cover

minu te loop around the campus. I'd like ro take you back to a memo rabfe Sichuan Universiry loop run: My wife, Lynn, bicycles slighriy behind me as f weave t h rough campus

Along the river, a home less man picks t h rough a trash can. A group of retirees, one who has hung his birdcage on a neighbor

toward the Norrh Gate. We adm i re the

ing tree branch, do calis thenics together. Three

slow f1uid movemenrs of elderly people practicing tai chi and the d iscipline of srudenrs repeatedly reciting English ph rases while slowly pacing. We pass through the Norrh Gate and turn right onro Fi rst-Ring Road.

wheeled open-wagon b i kes pass us carrying skinned pigs and cows. One is fi lled with water and l i ve fis h . Others carry fu rniture, sev eral cases of beer and com puter boxes. One rider takes a turn a lirrie roo quic kly and loses a

Newspaper delivery workers in match ing blue vests fold morning papers. Like salmon in a stream, we are surrounded on both sides of the bike lane by a sea of secondary studenrs wearing matching

Byrnes says running in Chen g d u is a very different

blue and white sweatpanrs and wind

experience bec ause of the huge population there.

breakers. S o m e make eye conracr, b u t most pedal straight ahead in silence.

One mile in: To m)' left, out of the cor ner of my eye, I see what appears ro be a person i n the middle of the four-lane road. Then I wonder, where's Lynn? Glancing behind me, I realize not only has she sropped, she's climbing over the short chain-link fence that separates the bike lane from the busy thoroughfare. Given the passiviry of the growing crowd at the adjacenr bus stop , she's taken i r on herself ro save a h alf- naked, disheve led, s uicidal m an. By the time I backtrack and hop rhe fence to join her, she's in rears. The crowd at rhe bus s ro p grows while Lynn a n d I p u l l rhe rrou bled man by his elbows ro rhe side of rhe road. A few o nlookers rel l us whar's

painfully obvious: he's m e nrally ill. While I comforr Lynn, rhe man crawls back i nro rhe middle of rhe srreer. Two people reach for their cell phones while Lyn n franrically redirects rraffie. Finally, some C h i n ese m e n direct h i m back co rhe sidewalk a second rime, and we conrinue hoping the police will arrive soon.

Two miles in: The experience was so sur real, only in talking abour ir a bir does rhe realiry begin co sink in. A few min mes larer, we turn righr off of Firsr-Ring Road, and then down a shorr, but rreach erous S-rurn ro what I call Bamboo Park Road. The S-rurn is tricky because h u n dreds of secondary studenrs shoot down onro it from an adjacen r sueer. Somehow, Lynn and I zigzag in and

38 PLU SCENE SPRING 2005 > PERSPECTIVE

out of rhe righdy packed group of bik e rs wearing blue and white and conrin ue on a m i le-long srraightaway adjacen r r o a wooded park and polluted river. Some h igher up in the bicycling h ier archy, o n fancier mounrain b ikes wirh gears or silenr elecrric b i kes, whiz by us. We pass slower riders who have a genrle, fluid, couldn'r-care-Iess pedal i ng stroke that con rrasrs starkly wirh rhe pace of change all around them. We come upon a slow pedaling you ng morher and her p reschool-aged son. Srill sleepy, in his wi re b i ke seat, his head rests genrly on rhe middle of her back, bouncing in u nison wirh rhe cracks i n rhe road. A bus gerting up ro speed slowly passes us, and a man calls ro me our a back window, "Hello ' " ro which I reply, " H el lo ! " Inside rhe bus, his comparriors crack up at rhe deprh of our exchange. Three miles in: Lynn and I aren'r talka

case of beer in rhe m iddle of an inrersec tion creating a pool of broken glass and foam. Rickshaws, mopeds and mororcy cles are mixed in wirh the two and t h ree-wheeled bicycles. O n e motorcyclist places his lefr foo r on rhe e m pry wagon of rhe three-wheeled bike in fron r o f him, helping his friend g o from 10 r o 35 mph. One man o n a rickshaw uses his only leg to pedal furiously, anorher withour any legs, pedals a convened rickshaw with his arms. Four miles in: To ger to his s rop, a bus d ri ver d rifrs i n ro our b i ke lane, forcing us onro the sidewalk again. After pass ing his parked bus, we hop back down i nro the bike lane. I wave at a fast run ner goi n g rhe opposire d i rection. Surprisingly, a few minures later I hear his footsteps behind me. As he pulls up beside me, I say, "Nihao." " He lio," he responds. I i ncrease my pace ro march his. O u r differenr cultures, language, a n d l i fe experiences are irrelevanr as we run s ide by s ide, stride for stride for a wonderful

rive. Instead we silen rly soak up our sur roundings. Poor s n-eer sweepers wielding four-foor-Iong srrands of hay clean side walks. \Ve weave onro one to avoid a slow-moving, warer-spraying street-clean ing truck. Despite all rhe cleaning going

kilomerer. Suddenly he says, " G oodbye," ro which I sim ply reply, "Tsij in ." As my

on around us, we're s rill on the lookout for freewheeling spi trers. In China, s pir

A few weeks larer, walking t h rough an alley just ourside of the campus, we pass

ring is a widespread and deeply ingrained habit rhar even SARS concerns haven't slowed. I r isn'r jusr the preserve of crude men either. We've learned ro be on-guard againsr everyone includi ng

our Firsr-Ring Road "friend," head down, wal k i ng the opposite direcrion. H e is srill troubled, bur alive. �

petire women in professional clorhes.

new friend turns left, Lynn and I m ake our final righr rum back u nder the Norrh G are i nro campus. I head ro the track, Lynn to our apanmenr.

Ronald S. Byrnes is an associate professor ofeducation at FLU.

Seeing the world afresh continued

says wil l p repare them for the comp lexi ties of the world. " I've al ways fou n d teaching usefu l because i n teac hing, you also learn," h e said. He said he's p leased to see the s tudent body becoming more diverse. For the first time this year, a Trinidad.ian is study ing at PLU. Lovelace appreciates working with younger wnters. " Every generation i n order to repre sent i tself has to see the world afresh," he said. And h e encouraged December gradu ates to do t h a t when he gave the Commencement address. "You will see the world with new won der and awe and w i l l step into it with exuberance ...you owe it to yourself, and

indeed t o all o f u s , t o b reak n e w ground, to move o u t, to spread your wings, to venture into areas unknown to the gen erations that have brought you up." Coun tless students have heeded his advice over the years. Lovel ac e p lans to s tay i nvolved with PLU's Trinidad and Tobago pro gram and meet students thete. "They are all transfo rm e d a n d changed," h e said "They become them selves more." And having complime nted the stu dents and thanking PLU for the oppor tunity, Love lace decided the in terview was over. "I think YOll have enough," he said. " I think I a m done talking." So the chapter ends, bur the story con tin ues. �

April 1 0, 3 p .m.

April 26, 8 p.m.

May 5, 8 p.m.

lisa G a n u n g , fa c u lty

P i a n o E n s e m b l e R e c ital

Brass/Wind Student Recital

v o c a l ist, a n d R h o nda Kline, a c c o m p a n ist

L a g e r q u i st Concert H a l l

La g e rquist Concert H a l l

lished in 1 9 65 and won the British Petroleum Independence Literary Award as the best book in Trinidad, and he's had publishing success ever since. H e has written novels, stories, plays, and'last falJ for the fi rst time, he saw his work brought to film. His book "Jobell and America" was tu rned into a movie. Lovelace encou rages aspiring writers to discover what they really want to say. "You h ave to want to write, and then YOll have to discover what you h ave to say, and then you have to do a lot of work," h e said. Lovelace, whose tenu re at PLU ended last fal l , said he will miss the students, who have i m p ressed h i m with th e i r i n telligence a n d their ethics, which he

c. endar conlinued

La g e rq u ist C o n c e rt H a l l

April 27, 8 p.m.

May 5, 7:30 p.m.

April 1 2, 8 p.m.

R e g e n cy String Q u a rtet

R o b e rt Hedin Lecture

U n ivers ity C h o ra l e H o m e c o m i n g

La g e rq u ist C o n c e rt H a l l

S c a n d in a v i a n Cultural Center

L a g e rquist C o n c e rt H a l l

April 28, 8 p.m.

May 6, 8 p.m.

A p r i l 1 3, 8 p . m .

U nive rsity J azz E n s e m b l e

Solvvi n d e n Fl ute C h o i r

K e y b o a r d Stu d e nts' R e c it a l

C h ri s K n utzen H a l l

Lagerquist C o n c e rt H a l l

L a g e r q u ist C o n c e rt H a l l

A p r i l 3D, 8 p . m .

M a y 7 , 2 p.m.

A p r i l 1 4, 8 p.m.

Choral U n i o n

" B ri g a d oo n , " U n iversity T h e atre p ro d u ction

C o nte m p o ra ry Sounds,

La g e rq u i st C o n c e rt H a l l

Eastvold A u d itorium

a n d C h a m be r Wind

April 3D, 1 1 -3 p.m.

May 8, 8 p.m.

La g e rq u i st C o n c e rt H a l l

N o rw e g i a n H e rita g e Day

Stu d e n t G u itar E n s e m b l e

S c a n d i n a v i a n C u lt u r a l C e nter

La g e rqu ist C o n c ert H a l l

U n ive rs ity W i n d Ens e m b l e

April 20, 8 p.m. C h o i r of t h e West with m e m b e rs of

M AY

U n ive rsity Sym p h ony L a g e rq u ist C o n c ert H a l l

May 1 1 , 8 p.m. Stri n g Kaleid o s c o p e

May 1, 3 p.m.

Lagerqu ist C o n c e rt H a l l

R i c h a rd D. Moe Organ R e c i ta l Series:

A p r i l 21 , 8 p.m.

R o b e rt Bates, g u e st org an ist

May 12, 8 p.m.

U n iversity Voc a l J a zz

La g e rqu ist C o n c e rt H a l l

Composers' Forum

C h r i s Kn utzen H a ll

La g e rquist C o n c e rt H a l l

M a y 3, 8 p.m.

Apri l 21, 8 p.m.

N o rw e g i a n To u r Music, U n ive rsity Wind

May 1 3, 8 p.m.

Forestine Wise M o n s e n S c h o l a rs h i p

Ense m b l e

" B ri g a d oon," U n iversity T h e atre production

R e c it a l with J o h n B ra d l ey, p i a n ist

Lag erquist C o n c e rt H a l l

E astvo l d A u d itorium

Lagerqu ist C o n c e rt H a l l

May 4, 8 p.m.

May 1 4, 8 p.m.

April 24, 3 p.m.

U niversity C o n c ert Band a n d

" B ri g a doo n," U n ive rsity T h e atre

U n iversity S i n g e rs H o m e c o m i n g

M e n ' s Chorus

L a g e r q u ist C o n ce rt H a l l

Lagerq u i st C o n c e rt H a l l

produ ction Eastvold A u d itorium

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C u ltu res m e et d u ri n g r u n th ro u g h C h i n a

R o n B y r n e s , a n e d u cation professor at PLU, l e a r n s a lot abo ut h i m s e l f a n d oth er a re a s dur i ng his re g u l a r runs.

By Ronald S. Byrnes I n the sp ri n g of 2003, I was livi n g and

s a r u n ner, some of my mosr

m e mo rable wor k ou ts have been

O ly m p i a , Was h . , a n d l i v i n g and r u n

S i c h uan p rovi n ce in sou thwcstern

ble popula t i o n density. Chengd u i s the

together a n ice , four-mile loop arou n d

lated province, in the m o s t heavily pop

campus in C h e n gd u , the capital of

cross-cu I ru ral e n co u n ters. One mo rn i n g , in the s u m m er of 1 99 9 , while

C h i na. It o n ly took a fcw d ays to piece

visiting Tokyo, I headed to the five k i lometer-long s idewalk thar encircles rhe I m perial Palace. A fter settl i n g in on

t h e p eri meter o f t h e large, exrremely

rhe ro l l i n g loo p , I grad ually came upon,

l iv i n g an d ru n n i n g i n my h o m etown o f

wo rking on the S i c h u an Un iversity

dense, u rban campus. hve days a week ,

n i ng i n C hcngd u i s Che ngd u ' s i n credi

Largest ci ry , in the

most

heavily popu

ulatt�d count ry i n r h e wo rld . f n O l y m pi a , d u ri ng a n early m o rn i n g

a n d then pa s s ed , a local r u n n er.

I exited cam pus th ro u g h the North

Apparently h e d id n ' t l i ke b e i n g passed ,

Gate, ran clockwise in a bi ke lane so I

r U llllers o r b i cycle co m m uters. In

because he accelerated a n d ove rtook

never had to stop at i n tersect i o n s ,

C hel1gd u , I brush ed el bows with

m e . A t that p o i n r , o ur d i fferc n t n a t i o n

returned through the N o r t h Gate, a n d

a l i t i e s were i rrelevant. O u r mak e gos

walkers a n d b i cyc l i .s ts before exi t i n g

t h e n headed t o o n e of the u n i vers i ty's

campus and then several h u nd.red t o

black c i n d e r tracks where I ran o ne or

thousand or more d ur i n g my 30-

took

OWl',

and it was o n . A n

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The M o r k e n C e n t e r for L e a r n i n g a n d Te c h n o l ogy c e l e b r ated t h e c o m p l etion of the steel framework a t a c e remony i n April that i n c l u d e d l i ft i n g t h e fin a l b e a m which was p a i nted wh ite a n d s i g n ed by m e m be rs of the c o m m u nity - a lo n g with a f l a g a n d evergreen tree. To p left: President Lo ren And erson a n d project superinte n d en t Ken Cass discuss t h e b u i l d i n g's ea rly o p e n i n g .

Smooth construction

which is tra d i t i o n al. for i ronworkers

means early opening

wo rk.

for Morken Center

m a r k i n g the com pletion o f the frame The ceremony took place during Eanh Week, and And erson noted that

Capital campaign under way to revitalize historic Eastvold Hall

h e Morken Center for Lea rn i n g

along with being a state-of-the-art

revi talized Eastvold H a l l will

a n d Tec hn o l ogy s h o u l d open

tec h n o logy cemer, the b u i l d i n g is

become the true heart of the

months earl i e r t h a n p l a n n c d .

enviro n mentally friendly. The Morken

u n i versiry as the new h o m e for a

Co nstruction h a s gone so wel l , contrac

Center is designed to be L E E D ccn i fi e d ,

t h e h u man ities,

tors expect to have t h e b u i l d i n g com

m eaning i t meets req u i rements o f the

pl ete by the end of t h e year.

U . S . G reen B u i l d i ng Cou nci1's p rogram

and a renewed chapel. PLU's next capi

Th e nelV homc for the School of Busi ness and the departments of math and co mp u ter science and computer

fo r Lead e rs h i p in Environme ntal E n gi neeri n g and Design. T h i s certification means i n c reased

s t u n n i n g a u d i torilll ll

tal campaign is offiCial ly u n d e r way

with the p ush to revitalize Eas tvo ld. The project w i l l allow the h u maniti c .' depart m e n ts n o w scactered across cam

engineering should be i n use b y spring

energy efficie ncy, i n c l u d i n g a ground

pus to relocate to Eastvo ld. That wil l

semester 2006, PLU Prcsident Loren J.

source heat pump, i m p roved i ndoor

i m prove efficiency and collaboration i n

Anderson said. That's wel l ahead of the

enviro n m e n tal quality, use of recycled

the d e p anme n ts of E n g l i s h , languages

s u m mer opening that had been planned.

materials and landscap i n g ro reduce

and l i teratu res, p h i l osophy and religio n .

hear and u ti l i ze storm water.

Faculty offi ces will b e b u i l t as " l earn i ng

The steel fra m i n g was c o m p leted i n early April, and the u n iversity m a rked

The

$19

m i l lion, 53,000-square-foot

neighbor hoods" that open i n to common

that m i lestone with a trad i t i o n a l " to p

b u i l d i n g i s the biggest capi tal project i n

areas where professors and srudents can

ping out" ceremony. The fi n a l b e a m

u n iversity h i s tory.

meet i n fo r m ally.

was pain ted w h i te a n d s i g n e d by m e m

You can fo l l ow rhe progress any

T h e auditorium will become a s t u n

bers of che P L U co m m u n i!:)/. A crane

time with a new Web cam. Visit

ning ven u e fo r theater, dance a n d

put the final beam in place, along wi th

http://1l'U!1I/,pIN. edu/tvebcams to see the

m usic. The remod e l i ng w i l l i n clu de

an American flag and an evergreen tree,

latest wo rk.

modern fl)' equ i p m e n t and a new

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" m o ther" of t h e ad o p tion search move m e n t . Carp's awards i nclude rwo Nat i o n al E n dowmen t fo r rhe

H u m ani t i e s fe l l ows h i ps, PLU's

U n iversity Fac u l ry Excel l e n ce Award and the National H i storical Society Book Prize. Last year a gi ft from the Benson Fam il y Foundation of Porrland, Ore., created the fi rst fu l l y fu nded , e n d owed chair at PLU .

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The Benson Fa m i ly Foundation

c: o ':'

was created by DaJe '63 and Jol i ta

;:;

Benson with a $3.4 m illion gift, the

e 'in e «

larger portion of which is i n tended fo r the benefi t of PLU as one of the i nde

p enden t fo u ndarion's tWO su p porced

o rc h es t ra p i t with a l i ft,

we l l as

engage m e n ts at conferences a n d se m i

i m p roved workspaces fo r costume,

nars a n d re gular appearances i n rhe

makeup and set cons tructio n. The

national news media. H is rcce n r books

grand Casavam organ w i l l be rescored.

i n c l u d e: "Adoprion Politics: 13asrard

Along w i t h

Nation and Ballot I n i t i ative

u n i ve rs i ty

productions,

58,"

[as tvold HaJI wi l l be an at t ra c cive

"Adop rion i n Am erica: H istorical

venue fo r symposia, for u ms and com

Perspectives," and " Fa m i ly Matters:

m ll l1 1 ty cvenrs.

Secrecy and D isclosu re in rhe H i s t o ry

A rerrace and d ramaric cnrrancc wi l l i n v i r e people i n r o rhe ch apel. The

orga n i zati ons.

of Adopr i o n . " He is c u rre n rly wo r k i ng on a biography of Jean Paton, th e

Professor's book basis for HIm on Christians in Nazi Germany docu men tary based on h is t o ry p rofessor Bob Ericksen's book a b o u t how and why leading

c ha p e l w i l l i n c l u d e space fo r choir or overflow s ear ing , a

n a r r h e x, s acr i s

and an a lcove fo r the h i scoric p i p e organ, which w i l l b e re h a b i l i tared.

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The b u i ld i ng, i n c l u d i n g the ch ap e l ,

w i l l be acces s i b l e to a l l with elevar o rs

and accom modarions fo r peop l e wirh d isab ili ries.

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tures a b o u t PLU. You can find l i n ks

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Carp has taught A m e rican h i s c o r y at

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years and served as c h a i r of

rhe Hiscory Depart m e n r fo r six years. H i s experrise in the h i s to ry of ad option

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continued

Luche ran s s u p p or ced Hider was released chis s p rin g .

" T he o l og i a n s Under H ider," by vitalvi

suals.com follows E r ick s e n ' s 1 985 book

by rhe same name. Ericksen '67 o u d ined rhe careers of rhree p rominenr P ro resra nr r he ologian s, Paul A l r h aus, Emanuel H i rsch and Gerhard Kind, who acr ivdy s upp o rced Adolf Hi der's rise co power in 1 93 3 and conrinued ro

s u ppo rc

che Nazi regime.

su pporr rhe Nazis even when Nazi b ru calicy became widely known. The book considers i ss u es s uch as how i n re n se narionalism,

why rheir religious beliefs did nor pre

rradirional C h risrian

vcnr rhem from s u p po rr i ng H i de r i n

p rejud ice againsr Jews and crad i rionaJ

"Theol ogia ns under H i der" is a one

h o ur docume ncar}1 adapcarion of Ericksen's work. The p rogram fearures the srory of these chree rheologians and

o n e o f rhe darkesr r imes o f h uman his

s u pporc for a s rrong German s rare

cory. Ir asks rimely q uesrions, such as:

al lowed many C hrisrians co give

Can rhe m i n d rule over rhe hearr? How can one be s u re rhar God is acring r h rough evencs in hiscory? And mosr

FAREWELL

i m por r anr ly, could Ir al l h a p pe n aga in ? lr includes i ncerviews wich E r i c kse n, as well as foo cage shOt on cam p u s .

FACULTY ombined scrvi

of this y

ar'

Arturo Biblarz.

retirees

professor

i more than 325 years.

Mira Frohnmayer. professo r of m u s i c , h i red in September 1976.

Paul Hoseth.

Paul Ingram.

ro fe ss o r o f p h ys i c ol education. h i red i n S e p te m b e r 1 968 . •

professor

sociology. h i red i n

September

1977.

Earl Lovelace.

associarc p rofessor

rciigil)l1. h i rc'd i n

of English and

September

d i s ri n g u i shcd wrlrcr

1 975. ;;.

i n - l"t�sidL'l1cc. h i red i n

September 1 998.

M a ryAn n And erson c h a ts with P L U a l u m ni. fro m leh Edwi n TjiramiJa '94. L o u i s a M u petami ' 9 2 a n d P e n d a N a a n d a 92 i n W i n d h o e k. N a m i b i a .

Andersons represent U.S.

and PLU at Namibian inauguration

he i naugu rarion of t he new pres

Richard McGinnis.

LoueHe McGraw.

professor

assistant professor of

h i red 1 972 .

of biolo gy .

in August •

Robert Mulder.

profL'$sor of L'd uC;l [ i o I l , h i red in August 1 987 ,.

h i red i n September 1 995 . •

l'd ucnrioll.

Philip Nordquist. p rofessor of h i s [ o ry.

h i red i n SCp[CmDer

1963. (Sec story page 1 4.)

idem of che Repub l i c of Nam ibia had a d isrincr PLU presence. Presidem Loren ]. and MaryAnn Anderson were cirizen members of rhe U.S. delegarion co che i n<lugurarion in

March. U . S. Ambassad o r co Namibia Joyce Barr '76 p l ayed an imporram o ffi cial role i n rhe ceremony and i n evenrs s u rrounding ic. Also arce n d i n g rhe i naugurarion from PLU were janer Rasm ussen, d i recror of che Wang C e n re r for Inre rnarional

Robert Stivers. proCessor of religion. h i red in February

1 974 .

•

Steven Thrasher.

pro

Audun Toven.

associarr professor

fessor of busi ness ,

hired in 1 980 . .,

September

" 'Entering phased retirement with continuing service to

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PLU.

Chang-Ii Viu.

prof"ssor of Illathe

of Norwl.·gian, h i red

maries

in September

hired in i\ugUS[

1967.

1973. •

(lnd

physics.

p rog rams, and C l audia Be rg u so n,

p ro fesso r o f Sc an di n avi an s c u d ic s .

O rhers p re s enr in Nam i b i:t ac the cime were PLU srudenc imerns who are work ing in N:tmibia and many gradu:tces o f c h e un iversicy who h ave recurned ro

[heir na tivc coun try to serve in govern

w i t h a pu rpose," Zylstra �aid.

m e n t a n d i n d ustry." I n Nam i b i a you are . struck by a powerfu l sense that freed om

nights, discussions and trad ition al PLU

This in cluded conccrts, o pcn-mic

and L i berty are working," Lorc.n

events l i ke Foss Fest. I n each case, mem

AndcrsoI� said.

bers of i\SPLU used the events t o rcm .i n d

Before the i n a u g u ration , Ras m u ssen

s w dcll ts of t h e i r global responsib i l i ty,

and BergusoIl were i n Windh oe k ,

and to seek donations o f both timc and

Nam i bia, t o pa ITici pate i n festivities

mon ey.

sur ro u n d i ng the 25th anniversary of

The resulrs, so far, have been positive.

the N a m i b i a Association o f Norway

By mid-Apri l, Zylsrra sa.id they had

(NAMAS), which received a Peace

received more than $4,000 - about where

13u i ldcr Award at the Wang Center's

they expected to be. The)' hoped ro hir

Pathways ro Peace sym p o s i u m i n

rheir goal by the end o f the scmester.

j a n uary.

B e rguson , Ras mussen and the And ersons also celebrated the renewal

Terrace rook parr, and m usicians

Students volunteer to

of an agreement between PLU, the

Ernestine Anderso n, Jay Thomas,

U n iversity of Namibia and No rway's

M i chael Brock m a n , D a rren Motamedy,

build Habitat for

Hed mark Un iversity CoUege.

Vern Sielert, Thomas Man'iot, Mark

Established i n 200 ) , this th ree-way partners h i p is designed to enable S[U d e n ts to become wo rld c i tizens, aware

Taylor, Doug M i ller, Steve Korn, Tracy Knoop and B i l l A nr hony l e n r their talents.

Because o f a grant from The Boeing

of global p roblems and commi tted to creating constructive responses to these

Co., proceeds of sales will go back to

problems in the spi rit of dem ocracy

the school music programs. The C D

a n d peace.

i s available at several area stores for

Signed by the three u n iversity p re s i

d e n ts , the renewed agree m e n t extends the partners h i p through 20 1 0 .

$ 1 2. For more derails on rht' CD and where ro b uy

one,

go to

U'UJW. kplu. or-g/schoolojjazL html.

Humanity house Two students helping fam i l i es get houses of their own spu rred others in the PLU commun iry

gl't i nvolved with

Habitat fo r H u manity this spring. Jen n i fe r Ng '08 and Holly Harkcma '06

organizcd PLU's participation in a stu dent Habitat projecr, in which college

and h i gh school students h e l p b u i l d a house fo r a local fanlily. " ) t's grear because there's a diverse group of people rhar are there fo r the

KPLU School ofJazz

ASPLU raises awareness

connects young musicians

and money for ongoing

with professionals

international needs hen members of ASPLU

new KPLU CD s howcases the

work o f Pugct Sound area h igh

rerurned to campus from win

school musicians and benefi ts

rer break, rhey did exactly

programs at the i r schools. As part of i ts cont inu ing su ppOrt of music ed ucatioIl in schools, KPLU devel oped a mentoring program between

jazz

whar many people around rhe world did -

they got together ro figure our how besr

to respond ro Easr Asia's rsu nami crisis. The.ir response, however, was some

caLIse," Harkcma said. "It makes you fed like what you are doing is worthwh ile." Each school worked on the Tacoma house at d i fferent rimes. Seven PLU stu dents pur u p siding, b u i l t i nterior and exterior walls and painred .

The fam i ly moving into the housc

helped b u i l d it. This idca of "sweal

equity" - helping with rheir own homes and orher Habi tat hOllses

is one of the

cornerstones of Habi tat's succcss.

"Ar l u nch, rhe owner sajd a prayer i n

profess i o nals a n d bands from 1 0 h igh

what d i ffe renr. Headed by ASPLU

Russian and by the end of t h e prayer she

sc hools and one m i d d le school .

President joel Zylsrra 'OS, the grou p rried

was cr),ing," Ng said. "She

Toge rher, rhey made reco rd ings thar have become " KPLU S c hool of jazz." "Wirh ' K PLU School of ja

z z' , we've

grearly expanded o u r s u p port of school m usic programs i n rhe co m m u n i ty,

which are viral to fo s reri ng study at u n i

versity j azz program s , i n c l u d i n g PLU, as we l l as n u rturing fu t u re

jazz ani s ts and

to figure out how ro ensu re that the S [ L I

d e n t b o d y is concerned a b o u r ongoing i n ternational needs, n o r j u s t r h i n king

abour one crisis afrcr anorher.

To re i n force thar, ASPLU promised to donate S 1 0,000 from its conti ngency fu nd if srudenrs c o u ld march rhar

amounr. The donations wou l d rhcn go

jazz e n t h u siasts," KPLU General

ro flve d i ffere n r beneficiaries, including

M a n ager M arrin Neeb s aid .

World Vision and Lutheran World Re l ie f.

Schools from Tacoma to M o u ntlake

"Our plan was ro creare program m i n g

II'JS

really

moved."

Habirar fo r H u man i ty I nternarional i s a nonprofit organization ( h a t b u i ld.s hOllses with volunteer labor and dona rions of money and materials. The hous es are rhen sold [0 fa milies ar no profit and fi nanced wi.th a ffordable, no i nterest loans. Ng and H arkemit have more p ro jec ts p lanned and hope rer of Habi tar.

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HERE & NOW > PLU SCENE SUMMER 2005

As p a rt of h e r J-Term c l ass in Costa R i c a , S h a n d a B u rton '07 a n d h e r fellow students visited c h i l d r e n at an o r p h a n a g e .

handa Burton '07 spe n t J -Te rm this year in Costa Rica studying Spanish and society. Along with i ntensive lan gu age wo rk , Bridget Yaden's class visited orphanages

and a soup k i tchen and helped build beds for c hild ren . " It's more than speaking Spanish; i t i s a totally di fferent con n ection," B u rton said. "We wouldn't have taken in the whole culture without it." More and more studenrs are choosing study away programs that focus on serv ice and active learning. "Students are looking for experiences that are more advc n ru rous," said Susan Man n , associate director of The Wang Cemer for I ntern ational Programs. "They want their courses to be challeng ing and demandi n g and to take [hem to places they have not traveled before." In addition to a healthy list of semes ter-long study away p ro g ram s, more and d i fferent J-Term courses attract Stu-

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dents. PLU's month-long s e ss i on has b e com e an ideal time for students to p articipate i n s horte r, c o m p re h e n s i ve study away programs (Sec photos from J Term 2005 on page 4 1). Students typically have had access to about 15 J-Term study away courses i n

any given year. Next year, PLU will o ffe r

spent time i n at least one off-cam pus course - i n ternatio nally and/or domesti caUy. The national average, by co m p ar i son, hovers b e twee n 3 and 4 percent. That p l a ces PLU in the to p 10 among comprehensive masters-level ulllvers itics i n the U n i ted States. "But we need to do better," said PLU

Japan. H u man rights and development issues will be studied in rhe southwest

President Loren J. Anderson in an address at the Pathways to Peace sympo s i u m i n January. PLU seeks to increase that percentage to at least half the student body by 20 10.

African nation of N am i b i a. A math cou rse will travel to Honduras to intro duce s rud e nt s to the im portance of math education and to provide them the opponurL i ry to work d i rectly with chil dren in schools there. These p rograms are typical of the more diverse courses offered to an increas i n g

Citing the Global Educarion Strategic Plan approved last year, Mann said she aims to improve q u ality and q u antity of opporruniti es. Anderson identified the keys to PLU's contin ued success i n building a glob all y focused program. "What has been h ap p e n i ng at Pacific Lutheran University

26 off-campus J-Term programs. Among the planned programs are first-ever courses to Antarctica and

number of studen ts who want to lea rn abo ut [h e world. By the time they gradu ate 40 p e rce nt of PLU students h ave ,

today has been the process for 30 years," he said. " I t has been the result of [he dedicarcd effort of i nnovarive and cre-

A y o u n g boy gets the best of B r i a n L u b e c k '08 a s

they p l ay t o g ether o n the g ro u n d s o f a Costa Rica orp h a n a g e .

ative faculry leaders t h ro ug ho u t this ti me."

A com b in at i on o f forces con rribmes to this growth, Mann said. More professors are getting involved in the p rogram, the key to i t all. It has not always been easy to get fac u l ry to lead trips, M ann said, because of the extra work and time in vo l ved .

« Students are lookingfor experiences that are more adventurous. » -Susan Mann "It is deeply meaningfu l and can be a l ot of fun, bur i t is a heck of a lot of

work." she said. " Everybody comes back tired." The Wang C e n te r helps facul ry with adminis trative aspects, a l lowing professors to focus on the a ca dem i c and swdent e le m e nt s of t hei r courses. \l(i'i t h more professors committed to sr ud y away prlJgrams, more d i scip l i n es are offering cou rses. That means a grea te r selection of i nc re as i ng ly in nova tIve courses. One program u nder devc.l o p m e nt (and slated for implementation in 2007) is a j Term program to Macedonia, wh e re PLU students will exp l o re co m m u nication and con f1ict-resolution strate gi es i n the war-torn Balkan state. Headed by Ed I nch, acting dean of the School of the Arts, PLU s[L!denrs will work with no n - gove rn mental o rga n iza tions, medja outlers and as pi ri n g po l i ti cians to help esrablish pe ac e i n a region where et hn i c vio l e nce i s ram pan t. Programs such as t h is connect The \�!ang Cemer's vision to "educate for a J USt, heal thy, sustainable, and peacefu l world" with student interests. f\nd the results, said Inch, can be profound. "This is a great example where educa tion i s n o t s i m p ly an academic exercise, bur a rea l -wo rl d t h i n g," said I nch. "This is education that is im mediate, fo rceful and i m portant."

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Jeffrey L. Staley, visiting assisrant pro fessor of religion, was an invited pa r t i ci pan t ar the 1 9 th World Congress of the In rernarional

Deborah Tanneh ill, ass lS tam dea n and

professor in the School of Physical Education. deliv ered the 39th Ann ual Amy Morris Homans Commemorative Lecture at the 2005 ann ual convention of the National Association of K inesi o log y and Physical Education i n H igher Education. Tannehill's lectu re made connections berween reacher ed u c a tion in ph ys i ca l education d u ring Homan's era i n the early 1 900s to current research and practice. O n ly one scholar per year is invired to del iver rhis lecture. Alicia Batten, assistanr professor of rel i gi o n , was naml"d a regional sc h o la r by the Sociery of Biblical Literature Pacific Northwest Region. The award was based on a paper she delivered at the Unive rs i ty of 13ritish Columbia ti tled, "James 3: 1 3 - 4: 1 0 as an Elaboration of Theme." Batten was also awarded the 2004 fortress Press Award for Unde rgr a d u a t e Teachi ng. She was commended fo r her upper-division course on the h istorical jesus that con'elates bibli cal srudies with service learning as an i ntegral componl'nt.

Rick Rouse, executive d i rector of Church Relations, wrote "fire of Grace: The H ea l i n g Power of fo rgive nes s," detail ing how his former congregation overcame a fire that destroyed their church and fo rgave serial arsonist Paul Keller. He lectures regularly about the power of forgiveness.

Association for the H i s to ry of Re l i gions i n Tokyo . St a l e y presented his paper, "Cl othed an d in Her Right Mind: Mark 5: I -20 and Postcolonial Discourse." Prior ro the conference, Staley gave a lecture to members of the rel igion faculry and graduate students at Hokkaido U n ivers i r y i n Sapporo, Japan.

Gregory Youtz, professor of mus ic, wrore three new works prem iered by rhe PLU \,(li n d Ensemble r h i s spri ng: "Song of joy," " Elegy and Celebration" and "Haboo." " H aboo" was com miss ioned in 2004 by the Norrhwest Col legiate Wind Ba nd Consortium. Frosty Westering, fo rmer head football coac h , wil l be i n duct ed into the C o l l ege Football Hall of Fame D ivisional Class for 2005 in South Bend, Ind., i n A ug u st . We sterin g coached rhe team from 1 972-2003 and led the Lures to three NAIA Division II and one NCAA D iv i s i on 1 1 1 n at i o na l championsh i ps, 1 9 national p layotT appearances and 1 0 conference r itles. He is the win n i nge s r coach in NAIA h i sto ry with 256 wins, and is the ninth wi nni n gesr coach in college football history with 305 victories.

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University Congregation members experience religious traditions and meet Guatemalan family they support

fter years of putting money

really know how the offering makes an

into the offering to su pport a

incred ible d i fference to Marvin and h i s

Guatemalan boy, University

fa m i ly," Connor said.

Congregation members finally got the chance to meet him and his family d u ring

spring break trip.

Led by Un iversit), Pastors Nancy

The group, which i ncluded 1 1 stu足 dents and Sheri To nn, vice president for finance clnd operations, experienced the cul ture and religious trad itions of

Connor and Dennis Sepper, the group

Semana Santa, or Holy \Veek , in

visi ted 8-year-old Marvin Barreno, h i s

Antigua, Guatl'mala, which i s home to

parents and three brothers.

the second largest Holy Week celebra足

" I t was i ncredibly meaningful to have

i t be real, to be flesh and blood, and to

tion i n the world. The}' also visi ted a hos p ital for mentally, physically and

Men in Antigua, G u atemala, carry the main float in the Te mplo de la Merced's (Cathedral of the Merced) Palm Sunday procession. The color of the men's robes changed with e a c h Holy Week procession ranging from purple for P al m Sunday and bl ack for Good Friday. ( photo courtesy of Den nis Sepper.)

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emotionally c hallenged patients, and a

Visiting the family allowed the

local coffee farmer who grows, roasts

group to see j ust how far the congre

and crushes the' beans at h is house.

gation's donations go, with $30 a

They were struck by the friendly and welco ming nature of G u atemalans,

month tak ing care of a fam i ly of six. "It seemed like the money we do

incl uding Marvin and h i s family. " Even

spend does so much," C h rissis said.

though they are so POOl', they are richer

"And yet, as college students we can

than us because they are so close knit," Sarah Davis '05 said.

"They have such a unique perspective

afford to support them." It meant a lot to the Barrenos to meet the PLU group. "They were

on happi ness," added Laura C h rissis '06.

grateful that Marvin could go to

"They seemed very satisfied and con

school," Sepper said. "And they

tent." Chrissis and Davis said they were h u m b led by the strong, loving Ban-eno family - with whom they enjoyed lu nch, a game of Frisbee and exchanging gifts. Though they were offered fo od from a large buffet, the fam i ly took very l i ttle,

Eig ht-year-old M a rv i n B a rreno holds up a PLU

illustrating the d isparity between them

T- s h i rt - a g i h fro m the m e m bers of University

and stud ents from the Uni ted States.

Cong regation who traveled to G u atemala to visit him. Photo c o urtesy of N a n c y C o n n o r.

"You get a sense of appreciation fo r what you do have," Ch rissis said. " Marvin's fam i ly took just a bowl

somber thing fo r them. For others it's

of soup and rice each. We hel ped

more a parry day."

ourselves." University Co ngregation had spon sored a gi rl i n the Phili ppi nes fo r a n u m b e r of years w h e n m e mbers decided to

R a c h e l Cu rry '06 makes a palm b o u q u e t in the streets of Antigua, G u at e m a l a , in c e l e b ration of Palm Sund ay. Photo courtesy 01 D e n n i s S e p per.

C h rissis said her favorite parr of the celebrations were the alfo m b ras, o r car pets, that cover the streets before a pro cession. Made out of colored sawdust and em bell is hed with flowers, fru i ts and

sponsor a second child. D rawn to its em phasis on education, the congrega

were grateful that we would travel all

vegetables, the carpets feature beautifu l

tion decided to go through Common

tbat way to see them."

designs i n c l u d i ng bibl ical scenes, tou

Hope, a Minnesota-based organization

"You could tell they were J U S t so happy

dedicated to helping c h i ldren and

we were there," C h rissis said. " Every s i n

fam i l ies i n Guatemala.

gle one of us got a h u g a s w e tefr."

" Education is the centerpiece to what

J o i n i ng people who had traveJcd to

cans and flowe rs. After months of preparation, the carpets take anywhere from 10 to 20 hours to create - only to

be walked on minutes later by a passing procession.

Common Hope does," Sepper said.

Antigua fro m all around the world, the

Education in Guatemala is free, he said,

group participated in traditional Holy

but fam ilies have to pay fo r registration

Week celebrations. "It was amazing to

C h rissis said. "The pure color of the

fees, u n i forms, school s u p plies and

be there during Holy Week and see

country was cap[ivating."

books.

another c u l t u re's celebrations," Davis

Common Hope h e l ps cover t.hese COStS, making i t easier for fami lies to send their c h i ldren to school. The spon

said. "There was a defi n i te lack of Easter

"It added so much color to the c i ty,"

There are three or fo u r processions each day, with each one lasting fou r to 1 2 h o u rs each. Around 80 mcn ca rry the

eggs and all thar stuff." The group experienced Palm Sunday

maiJl float, wea ring diffe rent colored

sors h i p of$30 per month not only

with beautiful palm bouquets that are

robes fo r diffe rent celebrations - pu rple

allows Marvin to go to school, b u t his

blessed during service, watched proces

fo r Palm S unday and black fo r Good

brothers as wel l .

sions and biblical plays, li stened

Friday - and stopping at corners to

The organization also helps fa m i lyies with healt h care and hOllsing and pro vides l i teracy and job skill courses fo r parents. "For me i t became overwhelm ing,"

ser

mons and roamed through a varieTY o f

trade men. Simi lar floats carried by

street vendors.

women fo L low. Trad i tion is so strong

Com paring the fesr.ivitics to the

that children walk along side their par

Fourth ofJu ly, Davis said there i s a defi

ents in each procession, trai n i ng to take

n i te tourist in fluence - wi th vendors

their place when they come o f age.

, sel.ling everything from bottled water to

" I t h i n k we all came away with a rich

the door not only fo r Marvin, but his

cell phone covers. " I t's a national holi

experience," C h rissis sai d . " We took the

fam i ly. " Marvin, who i s good at math,

day fo r them," she said. "Some of their

time

hopes to become a carpenter one day.

culture takes it very serious, i t's a

Week through their eyes." [ID

Sepper said. "To see bow much it opens

talk to people and see Holy

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reat food, scen i c walks and an i nviting com m u n i ty drew Aaro n and Fai t h S tevens to Garfield S treet so o ften they deci ded to m ove i n .

They h ad been frequenting t h e local res tau ra n ts a n d bringing

their 2-year-old son, Atti cus, o n walks aro und PLU when they n ot i ced an avai l able b u s i n ess space. Aaron opened a fai r trade i m p o r t s to re there in April, selli n g an tiques, gi fts and i mports

Felix and Reyna G u z m a n of Reyna's M exi c a n Resta urant h o p e t h e i r y o u n g c h i ld ren will o n e day attend P L U .

from all over the world a t a s h o p called The Urge. S teve n s is excited to j o i n the com m un i ty, and the com m u n i ty i s glad to have h i m . O ther b u s i ness owners remember h i m a n d h i s wife as patrons, and are looki ng forward t o t h e c haracter h i s store will add to the block. "We are excited to have these new p eople," said April Pat terso n , owner of M i Piace I talian Deli & Pizzeria. "AU of the b u s i n esses work really well together. We don't h ave p roblems sharing cus足 to mers, and G arfield S treet is s tarti n g to turn i n to a location to h a ng o u t ins tead of j us t busi nesses ."

PLU SCENE SUMMER

2005 >

FEATURES

L i z Myers, o w n e r of N o rthern P a C ific Coffee C o m p a ny, loves t h e c om m u nity feel o n G a rfi el d Street.

"Not only has Garfield Street become an activi ty area fo r

PLU) but i rs future is only looking brigh ter. - Mark Mulder '93, '00, dir cro r of Auxiliary Services at PLU I t's j u s t one example o f how Garfield

Blaisure, owner of Disc Con nection.

We joke

and we call it the Garfiel d

Street is changing, in ways that benefit

the bu si nesses, the u n iversity and the

Nation 'because i t i s such a tight

greater co m m u n i ty.

commun ity."

" I sense from the PLU co m m u n i ty

Tsunami Tattoo is another new busi

and especially fro m studel1[s that having

ness on the block. Owner Ti m McCarthy

a vibran t b usiness arc a near campus is

was e ating l u nch one day on G arfield

seen as a great amenity," said Ivlark

Street, saw a vacancy and opened up

M u lder '93, 'DO, d i rectOr o f Auxil iary

shop.

Street become an activity area for PLU,

where peo ple actually get out of their

bur its fu ture is only l oo k i n g brigh ter."

cars and walk around.," M cCarthy said.

Services at PLU. " Not only has Garfield

" ! like the street. It's an excellent place

PLU hopes to stimu late growth along

Although McCarthy said he doesn't

Garfield S treet with an ambi tious rede

get many PLU studen ts as customers,

vel o pment plan. The university bought

Garfield S n'eet provides him with many

lots on the busy corner o f Pacific Aven ue and Garfield and tore down the d i lapi

new clients. Northern Pacifi c Co ffee Company owners Liz and M i ke Myers

da ted b u i l dings. It will be a new retail

haw tattoos from Ts unami Tattoo

center, h o m e

and have referred most of their

a bigger PLU Bookstore

and other services, which w i l l hopefully creatl' new cu stomers for the busi nesses in the area.

The couple has owned NPCC fo r J USt over a yea.!'.

" I love change. I t h i n k it's wonderfu l

"We love the feel of the street, every body seems to help each other and are

the road . . . i t's velT i m po rtan t," said

re�llly friends," said Liz Myers.

restauranr.

Garfield Street and the PLU co m m u n i ty.

Marzano, who has been in the area fo r

1 7 years,

has watched the com m u n i ty

NPCC is i nvolved wi th both the The co ffee shop regularly hosts eve n i ngs of m usic, poetry, theater, meetings and

grow. " When I first started the restau

the month ly GarField S n'eet Busi ness

ra n t ( t h e street) o n l y had a few b u s i ness

Association meetings.

es," she said. "Over the past few years i t

has definitely come along."

Patterson is a new busi ness owner,

" We have six boys together and we fee l l i ke parents here," Liz Myers said. that's why we l i ke it here, because o f

S i n ce taki n g ownership she has been

all t h e k i d s . " Taking over N PCC was Liz's project, [0

B u s i ness f\ssociation, which aims to

wi th her h usband conti n u i n g

keep busi nesses i n formed and wo r k i ng

an clectrician. Over the year, h owever,

together fo r a better com m u n i ty.

th ey have grown attached to and

She said she looks fo rward to

work as

i nvolved with the busi ness, and Liz says

i m p roved sidewalks and park i n g, and all

she can barely tear M i ke away from his

rhe owners look forward to an i ncrease

work there.

in custom ers that will resu lt From the PLU redevelopme.lH plan. As GarField Street develops, nor only

Across the strect fr om N PCC i s Hobby Town, housed i n one o f Garfield Street's oldcsr b u i l d i ngs, once home to Parkland

arc the businesses sharing customers,

Ligh r and Water and the Parkland

they also serve each ot her. Fo r instance,

L i b rary. Now people come to check out

customers at Extreme Gaming or

model airplanes and o i l painting classes.

Ts u nami Tattoo o ften order food from nearby restaurants to eat d u ring their visits to the scores. " I t's a neighborhood whe re everybody

m o re people to the area. Having new and d i ffe re ot busi nesses

in the area cl'Cares a more vibrant com

m u n i ty. Marzano said her favorite part of owning her restaurant is getring to k now the people and being a part of t.heir l ives. She remembers when Kevin Roy, owner o f From the Bayo u , was one of her em plo)'ecs, and she has enjoyed watc h i n g h i m succeed, recently opening a second {'rom the Bayou i n Puyal l u p . Mexican Restaurant, also looks fo rward to change. He hopes to som eday get more space fo r h is restaurant and be able to catcr more to the PLU communi ty with a bar and entertai n m ent. H i s wife, Reyna, rece ntly gave b i rrh t o their th i rd child, a girl named Ruby. "We have the best students in this area. They are respectable. I am very

proud of the srudems aro u n d. here," h e said. " I want m y k i d s t o g o t o P L U . That is what I am wo r k i ng fo r. We are work ing to create a plan."

[§J

" \Xle have fU ll, we feed them. I think

having taken over Mi Piace last year. i nvolved wi th the Garfield Sn-eet

fo r development on Garfield S n'eer and th i n ks it will h e l p d raw

Fe lix Guzman, owner o f Reyna'S

em ployees there.

t hat PLU b o u g h t that l o t a t t h e e n d o f E l i sa Marzano, owner of Marzano's

from PLU's proximi ty. He is excited about PLU's plans

Longrime manager Jon Packer ad m i ts rhat most PLU student s don't have t i m e . t o pursue hobbies on top o f their schoolwork, so he fi nds h is customer

k nows everybody and people are always

base i J1 d1e greater com m u n i ty.

popping in to say h i , " said Harry

However, Packer says he s t i l l benefirs

Members of [he Garfield treet B usiness Associarion: Elizabeth's Holistic Hea lth'" Reyna's Mexic an Re staura nt Northem Pa cific Coffee Compa n y

M i Piace Italian D eli & P iue r ia

H obbyTown

Westside Community B a n k Western Auto

Thrivent Fin a n c i a l for Lutherans M a rza no's

From the B a y ou

D i s c C o n n ection Garfield Ce nter Building

Dr. Da nie l O live r a ( dentist)

PLU Northwest and S c and i n avian Gift Shop

'Presidem,

Elizabeth Johnson

FEATURES > PLU SCENE SUMMER 2005

L U T H E RAN

V O C AT I O N :

�Phirp � •

UIS I NS P I RE S S T U D E N TS T H RO U G H O UT T H E I R LIVES Counting h is time as a student and faculty member, retiring Phil ip Nordqui st has been part of Pacific Lutheran Un ivers ity fo r nearly half

century. His 42-

year ten ure on the faculty is among the lo nges t in the history of the univ rs ity. Fo r decades, Nordquist ' 5 6 has played an i mportan t ro le at the unive rsity, fro m h is days as standout bas ketbal l p layer to h is i n tegral role i n shapi ng the h istory department and the vital work of inspiring students. I n a l l o f th i s , N o rd q u i s t h a s b e e n g u i d e d by t h e b es t p r i n c i p l e

o f the

Re fo r m a t i o n , M a r t i n L u t h e r 's c o m m i t m e n t to fa i t h a n d re as o n , a n d h i s willingness to wres tle ho nestly and inten s ively with the m os t chal l enging iss ues facing church and society.

Ph i l i P ..,

�-.

their coorribudons and wonJering aDout lhe

Nordquist to

chnlar .1Ild reaLha rhal is .:elebr:ll ed in

. -

11 W

book. a Fc:mc h ri fr in hi� hnl1m. "A Luth�r.Jn VOC:l.l ion : Philip A. Nordq ui'l .wd rill'

St ud)' of H iswry at

Un iver�il) , "

W.l�

'/\ l u rhc.:ran Vocatio n: 1'IIIIIp A. �tud

'()fdqui

,I I Ii

llllltrr:m I

dill

lOr ' at

l lIivt' il\'

"I ' I

A li i I I

r .ln t!

", I II; 'Jj"'I1 ' \X

the

iii\:

RU1Jb 1ft }tUUni YI 01 H",dll1�.

ti t

�k1tJn 1\('1111)11 -h

\\cll..ltt

'11Ild l un " J

h:lS become a n

Roben rriLksen ami M ichael H.1Ivorso n , I he

hook 'olll J i ns e \ay wrirren by I I \If

Nnrdqlli.,r· tormer Mudenr whll conri n ucd orJ4uisr h imself.

\\ hll

i ll�ri rul ion. Edi ted b ) h i�[( Jry prot'"e<;S()r�

their sLhnLu\h i p w i l h aJv:lnced dl:grc �.

Imherl brly I hnll�h

P1cifi, LU l heran

puhlish\:d dli� spring til mark

t he rctin:menr \If Ihe man

��,.I \

rer 011 I he h i smry

I)f COUISt.

wrote t he h a �

the dep.mmt:n l .

l 'hri�mrheI Brm n i ng. an :tccl�i l11ci.I h i turi

who stn'cd wilh NUrJqlliM fi,r 25 yea r..

hd()re t;ll d n g 1 PO\il illn at r he Or! h Carn l i na

.It

n i versity of

(hnrd Hill i n I 99'). wro(�'

a I rihut<, der:lUing how " Ph i l con t i n Ue! [e l per

lIi(v ,·har is b<:�1

fr" I'h) , 1 '111110 J ruc· t OIU"Jri III 1� 111i!;IHrnmc rH 1 r�II(£ " \lId..." 1 R. ly"" !I')

l�..b(lhorl m . lf Nfln�'c:'nI III t ..d.l<: 1i>1.J1lli'''A 11..1 \1 ,ii, r.II'JII: II

\\.u

ahout I h i. i n. r i lluiun. His

om m i tment

[

srrin [(l }lfC!,erve i t ,

ver cumproll l ise on i,slIt:<;

()f q ual i ty,

h istorical i n q u i ry

rno I

t he

i m ponant

que r iun. lacing young . tUell'llts Lurheran and rherwise." Elick. co and HalvuI'>utl wm! ' i ll I hel r pref.tce, onrri bunm to che book compiled I hnugh l ful es<;ays nn lopic.� rangiltg from Nixon LO .Izi�. ( ec � i debJI for ilb,) (.�I '11

Scene ;l\kcd idc

�Ilrnc:

of t hl.. (C)l1l ribllrnrs ttl pm

per\unal i migh t into their rel;\lion-

� h i ps wah NordqulM. Mil'! have wry mel1lories of h is wry

W i t.

spedne

encumpa:.sin g knowl.

1m sludcnl"i and

edge and utter dedicarion to

u n i versiry. Here arc �(\mc of their rllllarks::

Defending �

medieval h istory course io 1 96) proved r he Haw

thar

b roke the carnl'l's back. leading 10

drop :1 nl.1jor i n cht'mi�!ry in

or h istory. The C'OIme worked

�ynergbli

III '(llleaguc� r ha[ t h ...y rake re�pon�ihi l i r) (o r

sl'rved

c;ll i/ln t 1Ut h� C<l11\'eys [(l his �tudcnrs, Itis ull d,<:ir own F.i(uh) sdl:g( verr1.11l

rnt�•

�.

He may rl:r i re but equal

amI h i�

\ h.lp<' I h i

l ' IlY of t1w

of I ht Lllli versi r}'. hi\ i m p.Kt un PLU :lI1d hi� �LUdents

.lI1d

col leagues will Ut I.'nduri ng. "

T'1 U Pre�iuell t

oren .J .

WITl

" Whcrt:ver P h i l go s, amhling aero" PU\. ",.l l k i ng i l1 m I h t' ciassrOl m, going

I tl

beC1U\t' he j�,

WI:

rory 111t re rulh,

rh ...

nUl unly unJer;tand our h i�

Wt· .Ire

lusophy Ih;1I I was t:tki ng as .In

i ner ducti n

til

I he

,a O l t:

l i me. I t

somt' o f the must

3I:Cnm pli,hed h imlrical writ , f)o of Iht' 20rh '1.'11Clll'} . and ,(imul.ued an ill{dlecrual rng,lgcllIclll with h i 'lorical th i nk i ng that never left me. Phil\ inll ut!n(e al r h.u ju nCtUIe proved

.1 1 , h ut i l

W,l �

da��ruom !.hal impre.!>�t:.\ mc

riri -

anot hcr cvcn l our�ldt' o f rbe:

y .. -a rs lacer. I n 1 966 I

\\"as

mu�1' nnw.

alma I

ed I cor or The

MOMing Ma�t, and Ph i l had rhe misfurtune

Andl'f)olll1 �ays

Nt)rdlILli�1 is t he hear! of l ' LU .

I1lJdt rither ca h Ja�,

and nur future is brighl er." '1orJllui)t b hara terist! ,Il l y re/ucta nt to

Ink ... till' spot l ighr, cred i ung otilt'r r.trulry for

16 PLU SCENE SUMMER 2005 > FEATURES

p:1.sion rm h iswry

cal lv w i l h Curti� H uber's class i n tnt'uicd phi

he l i rcral ly i, P t U • Andt'f\on saiJ .

nnl uti

willmgm:ss to appl)' I he method� or

h is belief in I he t m n 'formative puwt:r, I)f edu

Fa u i lY Hous ... or giving a ,p(.�dl u�T GJmpu�. (lit

:1ncl

favor

key Iigurt:� Iw ha. wrilCen :thOlIl in hi, h is[()l"}

� '1'1. 1'(.

knowledgeahle wise and demanding

to my decision

In \\'

ou,l),

i n s l i ru t ioll i n fund.lIllt:ntal \\;tp: Bro\\n i n g

I I I"" ". \, !cmo ..... Jml ltl,nl l t • s..1'JI,t:. '\11" I III� · 1,1f.lld

him as

te..,cher who exhibi ted

sense uf l radirion a n d id"lI l i lY h u t ,inlllltJ nc

ullw.wt'ring i l1 tcgril� have ht:ll'l(;d

I I "lin!; rh N.n (,,, I kll.",1 1 ""'" Im..1 l hn,.iiU\ l'U�'r\'iJr Itrc�m1 n� 111 ( Itnll UI\',· Rohert � l .rlt.ku . '6

"Most of' a l l . Phi l's srudenrs remember hi, i nspiral ion toward le;u·n i ng. ' ) he)' have known

fhell-as,isr;.11l[ pr\l�e�sor Phtlir Nonll.jllJ\t s

excelll'lu;c ,1Ild h igh �land3rds. h i s convicl ion

1 1 ... 1 "I"""

t heir own scholarly qlle�rs.

'urdquist hel ped

bri ng h i m ro PI U and I h ir I.t rin� frtelllis h i p.

Ih'll PLl cnn a nd 11I11

t h e ed I tors d.:,ided r he best lributl to h i m

counrl� �tlldellts he h;b encou raged to to I I ow

IIl$Jlired in olhers rht Luthemn idl.':1 l of vo Lurhemll

arc

honor h i ll1. Oetai l i llg every

was to showcase t he legacv he leaves i n the

1 890- 1 990."

a., �

done for PLU could take up sever.tl volu mes.

Nord'lul I hilS descrihed. modeled and liun. :lnd it i h is voL:ltion

a l o r or i m port.l l l t people retlrl llg

Btl[ his maoy mldcll(s alld col league.!> den:rm ined

..0

h is

centennial \'olume. " l.:.Jucaling for �ervice: P<lci�'t: LurhcrJn Un iver ·iry.

3fe

"There

rhis ye;lr," he �aid.

t h i ng Nordquist and Iri� wife, Hci<:11 '57 , have

[villen(\; of lh<lt i found i ll 1 ordquist s

work .lS C:Ul1pllS h isroriall . especially

flL�s made over h i m .

[(

he appo i ll lcd l:u:ulty J.dvhor to the 'lUden t l1e\\" pap r during perhap:. irs most t u m u l I UOU' ) car. lar

i"4ue (If tbe paper in p:t nicu

i ncl:ll.'>eu Pn:sidem Roh�rr MonYl:dr [h.1l

he wi led me <lnu tWO

STalT member;

into his

office for a pn:sidt'ntial [On�-bshing [hM IJ�[eJ more lhal1 an hour. P h i l accompan ied u. •

�Utun h ly defended us in tht' name: of frec

'pt'e<.:.h. Jnd pruhahly prevenu:d rhe �111TI1l1.1 t")· lenn i nat ion of I he Mooring M:J� r .

W.l'

only y<.'ilfS

I:tter wh�n

lOO.

wa.� an

1II1 1 c n u rcd memher of :t ol lege fucul ty. that I to

apprcci:l.tt: bow vigo ro us dcli:nse of the student n�w�paper staff n:q ui red. Phil did nor 'ay ''/-lier S/{:ht' leI!. lei. kIlIlTl lIirht tlfldlm. (;QU hl'lfm;," ("l lert.· I wlIld. I cannot do orh erwi�c. ,otl h d p mt:.) i n Presidenr \tlorrvedr s office 111 1 1)66. bur i r would bave been enrir!:· c:tm\.'

(u lly understand a n d

much �hccr courage Phil's

mcnr

[he k t n u (If prllfcs�or he is.

h i s d edi car i on

i\\

well

rhe u n ivcrsl ry. H is uppof[

ha, meanr a 10{ ro me. and h<.:S

OIlC

of { he £ok

models I keep In m i nd J5 I prep:m: {O hecol1le :l

profbSor myself.

Lllllm j.

Giffilrd

(Rife/lie)

rhlle i�1 hiJIOI)' (/t UClA

'00,

dIJctoral (1lIItii

Marlin Lu ther.

Nt'll W11ft7l '6 -.

KOlI'tl'/lIilJO Pmfti$or ofJaptl7lt'sl' �fUdit'J' tJl ,'vllf/rllt.'blln' Colf('� (VI.) lind chnir of rhr VrptlWIlOlI af Hssmr} in Veml(JlII

rophetic 'ldvice I have oUlltlcs� memories or being i l l P h i l '-:ordqllist s classes. ,lll d he has l ong heen one ()f mv models lur

Whik my

0I.. lJ.\

hi�tory. I It'Iok

CI)U[';\.'

while

a mediev.11

PI U

1Va.�

Amcli(;1r1

l>(I(lk� un du: �iuhiet..l of rhe leclLlrt.'.

l�

them

1\1

�Iun:

wi[h

mar mal er i al was

tell:h !Tom to

I h;\I1 onc)

III

h( w;!m

memory. llirher.

plal:t� we cowt..! go to Ic:am

mort.· a hu ur t he !OpiL ' he found

�()

[h(ina!i llg.

I :11,0 served wid, Dr. Nurdqui,r on

�l udeJ 1 [ ,ilence" did not rIIbUtme ·duc.uion .

1'1 U

InV

( l w n las'rooms. I fn.:qm:ndv te l l

.\,

I .lpplicd

ttl

gr:td

whm I IC.lmed I had c:lrm:d

r. I II,w,hir

<. LA . Ahnur .l year ago, I n:cei 'ed

.10

1\1

lhe m a il from PLU w i l h .l op>. nf -

and a

nute

from Dr.

the cum m i ne!: an d �enr the cop)' .1 111ng per �onJll y. I i i , r11t)ugh rrul gesture was

t�>l,\-

me Faculty

H o use or giving a peech off cam pus, he l iterally is PLU. And because he is, we not only under sta n d Oll r hlStory made richer each

rhe past

e igh t

y40.1r� h.lve h L':lrd rhe name u/

P h i l No rd 'l u i ,t . A\

;111

undergraduaf� I

had majored in

math

and h i. 1M). I dearly reca l l (Jnt' of my IJsr

ctllwcr�Jt iuns with Ph i l . hdore h eadi ng ()�T ro

gmd u.lte school. in whilh hl suggesled I (Ir

day, and our future is brighrer. " -I'l.U ('"",<lcn1 1 0"''' ) .

Ande",,,"

h isto ry ()

my d issertatiun. I rememher

pulilely nodd i ng ", h i lt: i ntertl:llly r filed the

�lIggC:Mi()f1 .l way a' h ighly u n l i kdy. I 1 o\\'cvcr.

his rmphwc word., wmc baLk to me very

ellve

'urdlj ui" . Hc had remembered my wrvicc

more fully we are

m ighl bt i n llm:stl'd in pursuing

u;tr� schulIl\ ;md proudly ,hared m) news

tuduHS

going

[he stun' ur m)' own educaliun ':lI1d rcp�:1l l h i�

science topic

.H ion. He encouraged me

campus, walking

dICt u m to t hLm . M()'l of my srudents over

U n ivcrsilY CummUU iCllil)f1\ ulTicc after gradu

" I' LU 20 l n

srl l.1bi

which hc slIg

20 1 0 com m i nec w h i le I wa, working in !he

lure in

(If hi,

\'qh�n 'ullfrnl1 led wilh . tony-f3n·J p'l��ivi(y i n

blrl>rx:an hi,wry

lrom Dr. I 'orrlq u isr. I rememhcr hei n g

.) l r�ad}' o mll1 i ned

lJ Iort

< lIlC'

logue," wmbrned wi th "lung. bleak perinu\ of

W()llltl hring with him ar lea.,[ one. JlH1 lIs\I;llly Jjd n'r

reach l llg. t )nl i l l uslra

gcq�'tl that �intermjnJhle professorial muno

uture professor

eSfX't:ially impressed [bar ewry daf\ r�ri( lJ he mUll:

In '

lion ( fro m Illanv) �tems from

(or pcrhap'

A role model for

goes, ambl i ng across i n [ 0 the classroom,

Iy fi l l i ng. The spinr behind those wnrd.s d id

nm die with

"Wherever Phil

nil

vear, tllCf. I \c l t led l)n rhe pn pul J r science in 1 8 th-.:enrun ( )r my d !�sertJ.l iun r� e:H ch.

dearly when. filUf

h isttln ut h.mec

Mlltt'

1-:11111

IlgIII" Sl'tJlt

'H9, (/5s(Jd<1tt' prn.fos;t/r a/hL,tory.

Cl.IlIege.

Deff1m,.. Gil.

FEATURES > PLU SCENE SUMMER 2005

Phi l i P ...1.'"

..;l,1

mark� Ihar I .Im likdj

Nordquist

v.lriom rcspon\es

III

.;ome r:l\'orile Morit'5

\:l1urse,

pUI on Thclr p\ ; pcr�•

their 'Ill M · inns. I aho have 10

rdl i n nly WOlcrn ( iv

,inti (lcCl.sinnill ly, I lIlak

of dry. i rnnic commcrtl, hoping For

a cc rt.t i n

type

get ,\ lall�h .

quarlcr 01'.1 centu ry. J had tho.: l uxur ' or

thi n k i ng r1,... I hc�c Myli l it qUirk!. I hat I broug h t

A memorabl lesson on (he ling I n my fif\( h istory co u rse wilh Ph I l

Nurdq u ist . l leMncd r h.1t thl m<lll UOt!>I1't . uf S�

fer rool� e;l\ily. CI

the m i d po i n t of rhe

�emc,[cr, I he ,ruden! ,ilUng ncxt

mt: opi ned

- il 1 �(l rre(.tly and tlI h is crem.tI sh.lIDe - rlur Dr . urdqu i st \ y u i c r dcmeanor betrayed a dllil m in d

)h hoy. Wh at

that he LOlllu wo rk Ic��

d wnmy. I h i nki ng

n an <l\�igned e. say

altd get JW<ly w i l h i t ("Arrer all," h e whispered, u

o ruq ui st ,yill never pi k up 011

ir"),

com

m i l led I he ::trtlin,,1 Nin 01 pltgi ar i z.i ng . Ttl add

il1wlt

(I)

i n j u ry, h� wa.\ even

bir

,Ibo ll l whal he lh u ugll l was the

hoa.�rful

l ever rrick he

h;td pul led on lhe re!lred has ket bal l p l.tyer.

(IWll

Ill) teaching Wl'n: my

i l l I 999.

.Irrived ha k ;lf PI

.lhnUI heing b,ltk at PI

creation. rhcn I

"IIllO�1 �vt'rvt h l llg

has �en bener than I

had Im�gim.'d. H owever, now thaI I am

k':tgllc

III

Ph i l Nurdquist,

hear srudcl1l

m 'nIl>, am.! in \'ari(lus wa� have heen lC)

col

COITI-

rt:

hi .. [,e Mnd JJ; a ted.ch er. 'v1} re n ewed cxpml,tr(: h,l' fnrceu me 10 .! rather defl:uing .:xposcd

Lonciusion All or rhll�e t h i ng. I rhought I h ad Invt'l1tt!d

stoic direcdy fmrn hIm. I havo: ro �lIn

llgllllt' th,lI I

a palL ,tnt! nlu,·h s h one r

\iOIi of Phil.

rec

v.:r

Rl1br:rr P. r..r;rkm/ 67, riJtlir. Dt'pflmnmt of

Hijltl1JI PI U

TW(1 wecks ,.fter IUll d i ng in the 'S'idrS, Dr.

, ordquist hru ugltt I hLm

H is com m itment to the s tudents and rhe i n tiLUtion

f PLU

h as 'hown me the poten tial a profe sor ha to inlpact the l ives of i n d ivi d uals

and more broadly fosrer a comm u n i ry of lea rn i ng and engagement with the worl d .

«)

das�. He made

few p.:rllUlCto ry C()l1lmen!\ ,lb<lU I the fimnicr

cla i m s �mno:

u� h ad

C(lIIC r il i n g Henry

made m our pdpers

I I I � l i b ido , Martin

Lutlllr s nal lllcncc .1I1d I CO X \ I OV l of srulTed

figs and young ladie:: ' - Phil's \ a. rhe

tine,!

Wi l in t he dep::trrment if nOI rhe u n ivcrsny.

A n d l he n he beg:tn to commcrll i n a rarher oft' h;md man ner, neve:: r lookmg up rrom tile ofFend i ng paper. nhoul I ht

ri m i n a l

il1lenr lhal

harbored every .1[[empr at pI:tgi,lrislIl . It

t ru th be

was.

[Old. a momenr of CX(luisire d el ig h ,

for r h o se of us who had workcd our !a i l s ofT ' l iM

ttl

gel l! B. I thInk thc tcrm is "morose

dde::c ul l ion� - laking 1II1 hea h h �' and mor b i d ddl� h r In 3no(her'� pelson

pam,

I C() u l J n't

derel:.[ rhl' aCrid smell of urine. bllt wh 'n [his

s tud e n t

tu rn ed as

w h i re as a .\ heet and h I S leg'

hCf,r:1 n to ,hn kt· I thoughr: rhe poor s lob is goi ng

I"ludy righ t

in (rom

•

The i nrero:,ring Ihing i. Ph i l nwcr nlt'll

(loned h is name::. HI: ne::ver hamed tho: d 'l1I . H

�

or Sl\.';cllill� renm others wh.lr they

i::I hored >I) hard til rl.'s.....lrch , write, and puhlish - ;t wo rd l10t to the wisc, hm rmm h.ld

a wi.c profo.\l1r - nne rh'I( I hJVC never

"•.wei,l/,- /,rtlfiJ·(or

ilh Pnlfc\'M

orJljuisl and afterward knew

I h a t I wanted [0 \rudy h isrory. His I:om mit ment

r he \IIIJentS ant.l l h� imr i Ttlr i un o r PLL h�

, h own

me I he Jl')ten uJ.!

pmfe.�or ha.\ ro

Imp;tCl rho: Iivt:::> of individuals �nd mo� b r ond ly

rOSIe:r ,1 cnnlOlUlilty of lcarning and engag.:menr

wi th the wo rl d . Years mer having graduated fmm PI ,L1, Proles.�lIr me

ordquist remains for

rol e model of' rhe i m p0l'f:llll h31:U1CC

benvecn I c.,c!wr. scholar,

mentor a nd

dedicmed Jdvocalc of the wliver it}' co m m u l

li ty.

MoUy Lobn-g '<)8.

dl1(to,.,t/ fIIl1ditkUt' in bjstoryl

Prillfl'LOJI University

Bringtn b �tory to lift: I �red il Phil o rJqu isr for b ri ngi ng EUrupL':ll1 hisrury 10 l i fe for m(, amI my OWII . "hol.l1'ly work 011 ·:t rl y modern Lurnpc has hel:11 highly I h\.' hroacll.'r , 111:111

(If

rr'�'I,illfl, N U

'tea1ing from the m:lStc I h,lve hee n te-ach i n g hi�tul) 1I)f ahoU[ 30 year... Dur i ng dl.ll rime I h;l\'c developed vari ous lelhniljut.:S lur rc.� lIng students, vJJ'imb

1 8 PLU SCENE SUMMER 2005 > FEATURES

hal)' I hough t, ahnur what l wanted rn tlo wirh m} l ife. J hAd my 111'\[ colk'gl kvt:l h i�t()ry d,l\�

inllucl1l;Cd by his ill lt'Tem in I urhc.ranisru and

fcll-gtmen.

S,Ol/lttl Ji,romd /'J.

I hcgan nI�'

SIU

s poke i mply and q ui re bridly about

t h o: i n}UM i

dier, s hola and mento: frc�h m,tn }'l-ar al PLU wirh (Jnly

we h Ul. kk

vf t.hurch h islUry. Although

ol11c limes abuur h is

rathcr rdun.mr

el11l1r.1 ·c of o mp ure rs, Ph i l notLxi !lack i n the

l1lid- 1 98(h dw

I mi gh r profitably -omhinc J

career in compu tc r \llenCl' and h islury (WeT dle long lCnt1. whi ·11 h.t for me.

worked fur 10

�nrially been rhe �ase

gr,ldu.u.:d I ro Ol l'LU i n

Mkm\o T Corpuracion

1 985 and

from 1 9R5

1 9'.13; allt'r wrilmg ova two dOlen

buoks

.II>tIlil progra m m i ng and per\on.11 I t..Ol llplclcd

'()mpIHl'r�,

Perso aJ " ttmtion

Ph. D. in Europ.:an hi.slory and

I found Phil to be an tonrh llsiastic. a n imatcd

begin u:;lt.. h ing tull-lime in ehe: PI U hi�tuf")

Jlparmlt'n t ill rhe: talL)

and helped to m.\ rill in his snldcllts

,lfit/Jtfr/ H.tliJOrJtJll '85, ;tJ/IT/-IO-bt tl,Jimmt /lroji-s '/Ir

a/himl1)

hc.tory a dcsire [0

Icnur'r whu had a love: for r urop<:.\Jl

fL U

delw more deeply into ell\: wpic:. under analysis,

He encouraged stUdaIcs to develop lheir panic,

ulnr inte rests through alcouraging r�rch and writing and b} allowing

studcnts to PrL"lIcnt

their

I\:�c:m:h tlnding.\ Yo irhin rht' classroom scning,

Teachin g tolerance of viewpo' III

mv experience,

f al�o appreciared rhe personal imcft'St that ht'

tol/k in

!'mtc.\"or Nordqwsr i�

Ius ,(udcn(S,

A� a graduallng sen ior. I

unsu rpassed i n his ah ilm lO renuer rhlck schol

wa:;

nnhip and compl icmed

and pursuing a career as

c:vcm.';

imll J. lltcid. rich

On mill

and cnJovable lecrure. Simply stared. his gen ermiC\ of spiri'

for me.

SLUdct1[�

wlIllarched . Vcr,

of b� tca.dung I S his t:Om Ihc.>tnc fOlmu I II all his l'3rly mod

rhe hal lmark

nml1lcm

ro .1

ern cou rSl'S: I he centrality of Ihe ICllerallon of

u.id.1.l.(tc ur wlscholarly, he con Ihose times :tnd plan.... I n

slstcnrly COlllnlstcd

Europe when pt:opk o f diJlCring belid. ould

JOIl1

111

co mmunll} with those long, s,ld periUlts

when pc:ople mrl11cntcu one another over

professional hiswrian ,

occasion�. Ph il et aside LIme in his

billY schedule

d i cu� the graduale school

appliauion proc\:.\!>, gradu<lll: slhool degree pro

carc:cr opportuniuo wirh me, ! grear, rrom Phil's clrlng, compassionate which led h i ll l to �)fl'pafl' his srudenrs

grams and

Ir benefited

viewpoinfS fO it.::lrning and 10 hU!Tl<.1I1 wel lhcJng,

\X/i [hmll hell1g

exploring options r�-g.lCd ing grad uate school

uill'er

naNft',

nl} 3Cldemicllly, bUl also proles,.;ionally,

Alary Beth Aill� '89, fl.lJodntl' professtJr of lJ1ilory. Unit'miry ofNebmskn-A'I!Il/'llt!J

enccs rh:\I rod.IV :tppe'J.f 10 be rd:mvelv ul1im pona nr, In r he places where tulcranon

\v:t!>

;}nained . schobr:<;hip !lowered. Ar the 'i;.lmc rime, ! ' rotc,"snr Nordqui\l abo messed thar rhe: hdlcl In

morn I progn:ss

WJS J.

sdJ-aggrandlling, naive

and hislOril.,illy unfounued viewpoiut. \'V'c wday

are 01.\

prone.

a[ rhe I imc Ediu of I

il1lo!ernm.t J.S wt'rc rj,tl\C Iivll1g

or Book uf Common

anlC

Prayer, the:

or lhe Wan of Momagne.

mIlS his ll....ch'l1g W'J.S peft'nnially ll1udc:m

:t.S

vantage poil1l was the ru:.torical SITlIggk of a

Opf'll Som·ry In-sriturr--::JOros FOUJldIlU(11J

�rudCnL ;I[ PLL coincided wilh

mry,

Phil

'urJqui l. Whcn I rerurncd ro P U

after �pcnding m) jUnior year in

Gc:rm:llIY.

thought l hal I .llrcady knl"W .J good \!eill .tOotH rhe ,,,bjeCl,

it.

l.ud<J' ��9, parmer. DtWI(S mlrd Phillips ({lid Vi1Jl!bn"g Ilnd .<mior po/iry ({1I("y�1 for

II}I!

,L� 3

lhe arrival (If.1 young J.S�iM;}nr proic5.\or )f hiS'

I rt<gi!.lered fur a

C{)lIr;c

un t i l

Ref()rm:tl ion I hal hI: wJ.� rC.J.c hl l1g, Vel') qui lJy

plur:Jltsl ic h u manIty,

Clmsl/i1l1

teem llld gratitude I'vly limc

I lc:Jn1eu t hat I thun'r knClw nl-arly as mud1 inir i.llly d\Uugbt and Pmfe,<,..\or Nurdquisr

Jbk

nuuged

;15

W.L\

Ill-tke rhal JcaJ'j but he al5f ' lhJ.llcJl�cd.

.lnu

in plred me:

dJg m udl II �per

into I he lupie, anJ hI: also (alight

ue.tI aboul hi"llf")' 1 11 ,mel aboul

lea

me a grl"3f

general, .th<lUl �ch()larshil'

h i ng,

FEAlURES > PLU SCENE SU M MER 21105 1 9

J.'"

Ph ilip

Nordquist

me moU[ hisrory. , h()lar�hiJl' tea h ing .Ultl

hUl1l,lIlity,

(;m/M .tI, rdz M, tlMfI. Co/lrgl' IIfArt, t/lul ,'rima! 111111 pmjcs.or tlJ(,/YT/lOIl WIt/il'" UlliIJt'r;it)' (//Aloll it"l1/

lwen though �hnrtly hcli)fl gradu.lti llg lrom

A LunHRA:-': Voc;mo:-.:

PLU I dendeo

[()

pUNIC gr,ld liMC wurk

other major German li rcrature ano uleure.

what I

Ordl]lIi" h.t �[:lwJ

IOIned from Phil

with me i nl1uenccd 1l1�. ut:\'dOPInI'/I[ :b .l schol

.tr

and

reacher. .lnd even

led

Inc to

Pll"'UC:

m.e.lfdl in areas th.u wmhitK (, t:rm.m-IJl1gu.lgt l itcrnrure ,llld h i...rory. I n i.lC t .

rv,ro

or my e;lr1ic:.q

publi�uions wcrL on 20lh <.:cnrury lituar� wurk.\

Y T Il E B O O K I he hook h,mnrinl: Phil NellLi,!,"" I� a\�lil" bJ.' 31 L.h� I'LU Uuuk"url anu onlin.: [hcou�h I.U("wuriu at /'''p;II'''/(I/ll/r''',pl" rdll I I SB• • IS U11- )(.2 'JiO- I ), Cel't is � I 9,9." ,!flU a pnrrinn 01 the rrn�tXJ\ from rhe "tit: wlll l>< u J IC> fund ,I hul.lclilip in •

'uruqui" , honnr,

lhat explored facers 01 Ccnn:U1 history duri ng

l he PCJS:\II!'S' War� and I

d�)rmal i(lll

I hope. vcrv much thaI the . ·say I

rtibllleJ til t h is I'ul uml.' i n honor

e ra.

h�lVl WI1-

I Prot�sur

'urdqui!or :lilt! h i, disli ngui,hl.'d l<l.n:cr Jt I'LU

pnwidt:s

,It

!l'aM modcs l evidc nCt' lhar I haven't

f�)rg()([en c.;vt:rY l h i Jl� .lboO! h i,tol] rhJr I learned

from

him . It is m y hOI)(lr to lliIvt: heeu

;l..,kcu to comributc

this Festschrift. amI I

ordquisr ",iU or m y csrccrn and

sInLerc:iy h')pe rh,lf Pmrl.'�or �'LcPt my e �.lY ru; ; 1 sign

expn.:s.\jon

PLU SCENE SUMMER 2005

or my gramudc

for all that he raugh r

Intellectual tutelage L.ven

I I I U.

a.s

an unJergr:tJll3le h i�I')rV m.l jllf

\v;u,

srri::tly :'In Americanist. 'vI)- !1m;'

ftlrays inw Ellrnpcan h iMOl]' wen: tdhr. hut unabk ro sway me. Ir was,,'t unt i l

S O 111I.'

ye;m later r h ar I mdnaged to land in Phil Nnrdttui\l \ d�ssro()m

wekomcd

me i nc o

hi,

vhen h

graci ou s l�

Rdi)rmatiun

h i,lMY

dass, My '� 'ly in the bonk is parriy rhe fr uit

or rhose

leCture_ .1Ilt!

of our convc:rsations

afterward. i n which ]lht.! patiently h el pt' d mc

explort: �()rnc

01 t he

i sues I address here. 1 rel

ished rhose chars. ;l l1d I rCIll.li n gra n:+ul to

have. experienced h i s generous inrdlcctu;11 tutelage. cven

I f hcl.lfeuly.

M''gdll Em/IJ1I 76. fimJiry./(/lbll' ill /f.,(' hllmill/ itit'.;

flI

PL LI. forma ,Iirawr ()/ tlu' Pllblahing

IIIIlI Priming Am Progrllm. [§]

The Parents Counci l also helps the u niversity with sruden t recruitmcnt and fund- raising. One of its reccl1 t projects has been to work with rhe Was h i ngton State Deparrmenr of Transportation to i m p rove directional signage to rhe uni versity on H ighway 5 1 2 and Tntersrare 5 . " !'LU is a special place and offers a very life-changing experience for all who atrend and play a n active role," TOlll Renne sa id. [§]

Fol" more injimnalion (!bout the Parent; Council, visit www.plua1ulllni.org, 01' COn/,tct the ()fj�ce of Alumni and j'<11'C1lt He/alions at 80()-j\LU/v!·PLU. The P a r e n ts C o u n c i l meets r e g u l a rly to talk about issues im porta n t to p a rents a n d their students .

Council connects parents with university, students and activities arents play an important ro le at PLU, and the Parents Cou ncil is a great way co help them stay connected with their c h i l d ren's education. M ade up of morc than 30 parcnrs, the Council provides parems a voice at the u niversi ty. The council acts as a sou nding board fo r the admin istration and p rovides feedback about issues i mport::L m co parents. "The counci l represents thc cotal PLU experience tl) l' C U lTCtJ ( and prospective students and their fam ilies," oucgoing Co-chair Tom Ren ne said. "The Parents Council p rovides an oppo rtun ity fo r interested parents to represent the con cerns, recom m endations, and opinions of the entire body of PLU p3 rel1ts." Renne and his wife, M ary, have been aerive on the Parents COUllCiJ fo r three years. Their son, Mark, grad uated i n December, a n d t h e i r daughter, J ulie, grad uated i n 200 1 . "We have a lways been actively involved i n Mark's and julie's aerivities so i t was the right fit for us co parricipate in the cou ncil," said Mary Renne. The council was created in [he 1 9 805. Cou ncil mem bers are all parents of cur-

rem fu l l-time und ergraduate stud ents and represen t a l l fou r classes. They meet on campus twice a. year to develop proj ects and programs such as: Part'nt-to-Parenc Calli ng: This pro gram is designed to welcome parents of incoming studcncs and to answer any last-minut e qucstions. Members arrempt to call a l l fi rst-year parents du ring the SUllllllCr. Oriemation: Mem bers partici pate in a panel d iscussion for parents of first year and potential studen ts and host a hospitality tellt fo r fam ilies. Conncctions Eve n rs: Coul1cil melll bers often take part in rhese events around the cou nrr}' for alu m n i , parents, friends and prospeerive students. Parents Council members also h aw o rganized footbal l game tailgaters, hosr ed parenr receptions fo r the music pro gram, ushered at spring graduation and are activc in the LuteReCl'uit program. "Being part of the Parents Council has been very informative, constructive and fu n , " said Vicki Yodcr, a member for two years whose son, Kevin , is a ju nior. \\le became members of the Parents Council to get a better understanding of the d i rection and the administration goals of PLU. We feel (ou r son's) educ3tional experience can be maximized if we work in a partnership with the school."

Paul and lynn '77 Olson. chairs Port Orchard, Wash.

Rick and Sheri Ashleman Shoreline, Wash . Dan and Susan Be rentson Burlington, Wash Wilt and Ann Feider White Bear Lake, Wash.

Gail Hashagen Sammamish. Wash Dan and Cin dy '81 Kennedy W8s h.

University Place.

Scott and Kathie M cClimans Bremerton. Wash Patrick and Faye Melills Salem, Ore. Jack and Ja n '70 Praxel Spoka ne. Wash. and Sharon Rickey Tacom a, Wash

Tom

Jeremy Stringer Bellevue. Wash Stewart and SUli Whitham Tacoma. Wash. Bruce and Nancy Wojciechow$ki lake Oswego, Ore.

Bruce and Vicki Yoder

Port Orchard. Wash .

liP & SERVICE > PlU SCENE SUMMER 2005 21

G re at c o a c h e s a n d m e nto rs h el p l e a d te n n is te a m s to ste l l a r s e a s o n s

From left: R i c ky Butenko '06; Erika Feltus '08; c o a c hes Jeff A l l e n '87, left, a n d Craig H a m i lt o n

'82 t a l k with Buten ko; c o a c h Ja n e l M c Fe a t '99 advises N i c o l e Petrzelka '07 a n d Feltus.

men's te n n i s

team had

["cord-breaking year, a n d the women enjoyed [heir best season in years. T he i r coaches cre d i r nor only out stand ing p l �l ye rs , b u t abo their c oac h i ng predecessors. "The slIccess isn 'r nt'cess�1 rily t ied [lJ wins and losses, i t's tied ro t ht: e x p e r i ence you ' re crear i ng," sa id co-head coach C raig H a m i lto n 'S2. "And i n sonw ye a rs, fo r whatever reaso n , it j u st ends up bei ng a great year fo r yo u r team." The 2004-05 season t U rI 1 t:d i mu one of those great years for the Lu te m e n 's tea m. As rhe school year bega n ,

H a m i l r o n and co-head coach Jeff A l l e n

'S7 [h OLig h t they had t h e t a l e n t and

ro haw such a season . Several players re tu rn ed from the 2003-04 team Ulat fi n i s h e d 1 3-7 and 1 2-2 in the Norrl1\wst C o n ference. Wit h [he addi t ion o f t 11' 0 key tral1Sfers a n d an u t sta nding fre s h ma n , Hamil ro n and Allen [ ho u gh t this co u l d be the best team i n t h e i r l'LU coaching tcnu1"C.

pote n t i a l

Ll PLU SCENE SUMMER 2005 > ATIAWAY LUTES

I n the fall, the coaches got another potencial when Ricky Butcnko '06 a n d M att Lari mor e '06, wo n the dou bles ti rle at an lncercollegiare Tennis Association r egi o na l rournamenc at Linfield College, Bu renko is in his fi.rsr yea r a( PLU af(er (WO seasons a t Co l u m b ia Un iversity i n New York , and Larimore transferred to PLU two years ago from Poi n t Loma Nazarene Univers ity in San D iego. The pair then competed a t the ITA Small College National Championsh ips i n Fon Mye rs , Ha., where t hey fi nished fourrh in dou bles. As the spring season got u nder way, I3ucenko and twO of the other newcom l' rs o n t h e ream - David Mil ler '07, a tra n s fe r from Whirman, and Jus[in Larim o re '08, (Matt's brother) - were among the top six p layers on the team. The L u te s wo n t heir fi rst n ine match es of the season, including twO over NAlA power Ll'wis- . lark S tate ( I d a h o), OIll' over (he U n ive rs i ty of Idallo and six g limpse o f the

over confe re n ce o pponcllts. O n t h e tea m's ann ual s p r i n g break r r i p to California, the Lures wo n t h ree of rhei r five matches with t h e twO losses com ing to n ational ly ranked rea m s . The remai nder of th e regu lar season was a repea[ of [he start, as the Lu tes com p le red the dual match portion of the conference schedule undefeated then won t h ree m atc h es ro claim the conference tou rnamen c title. Aiong wi[h a win over Clarem ont-M udd-Scripps to end their Cal i fornia [rip, (he Lutes won their final nine matches of the regula r season to finish with a 2 1 -3 overall record. The 2 1 victories i s a new school record, break i ng the ma rk of 20 wins ser i n the 1 986 season. The Lutes made it to [he NCAA Division III na[ional playoff<;, b ut los[ to Trinity Un iversity. Still, Hute n ko was one of 32 players selecred to com pete in the i ndividual s i n gles championship a t the national tO u rnamen t, m ak i ng him PLU ' s

1 1

second p a r t i c i p a n r at the NCAA Division I I I C h a m p i o n s h i ps si nce the u n i ve rs i ty becam e an NCAA m e m ber seven years ago. H c and �il att Lari m o re

New athletic director brings 25 years of experience

II' 're named fi rst a l tcl'llate fo r the dou

enjoyed r h e best season i n the t h ree coach. The Lu tes fi n i s h ed with an 1 1 -8 ove ra l l record - the fi rst winning season si nce 200 1 - and compiled a 1 0-4 record in conference matc h es. The Lutcs placcd th i rd at the conference tournament. The h ighl i g h t o f thc season was a six

b e nt'1I' ath letic d i recto r a t PLU. La u r i e Tu rner, seni o r associate ath letic d i rector at the Un iversi ty of Califo r n i a , S a n Diego, w i l l assu llle' t h e job J u l y 1 . "The various ath letic ad m i n i s t rative with my si ncere i nterest i n developing studen t-athle te.s, coaches and staff, h ave prepared me fo r this posi tion," Turner sai d . "I look fo rward to

d u al-match victories over conterence opponents and a first ro u n d win i n the con ference tournamcnt. The fu tu re looks bright fo r the wom e n 's tcam, si nce thrce sophomores six and t h e Lutes lost JUSt one player [0

grad u a t i o n . T h e P L U coaches cred it longti me coach M i ke 13l' n s o n , fo r much of the i r s uccess. " Defi n i tely," says M c feat, " b ecause Coach Henson and my h igh school coach (former Lure te n n i s player Keith Joh nson '68) were the only coaches i n regards [0 te n n i s . How you d r i l l and how you work \-" i e h the girls 'lI1d holl' you rclate

( 1 979-8 1 ). She also serl'cd as head voll ey ball coach at Eastern Oregon from 1 98385 and was an assistant men's track Jnd fiel d coach at Eastern Oregon i n 1 9 83. Tu rner received her bachelor's and master's degrees from Washington State

appoi n r ments t h at I have he ld, coupled

match win s t reak , which i n cluded five

a n d t h ree freshmen comprised the [Op

coach at \Vashi ngton State Un iversity

ties to the Pacific Northwest wi l l

h a qn ' t b e e n played at p ress time.

years J a n e l McFeat '99 has been head

94) and Eastern Oregon ( 1 982-86) and women's head j u n i or varsity baskctball

an a d m i n istrator with strong

bles championship. The [Ournam e n t The women's team, meanwh i l c ,

She was women's head basketball coach at the Un iversity of I d a h o ( 1 986-

Un i versi ty. Pau l Hoseth i s ret i r i n g after 37 years at PLU, the last· n i ne as a t h l etic d i rector and dean o f the School of Physical Ed ucation. H e has serwd as an assistant

work i ng with the a t h letic

foo tball coach, head track coach, ta ught

department staff and

p h ysical ed ucation and hea l th classes

b u i ld i ng on the fi ne tra

and was the associare dean of the

d i n o n of acad e m i c and

School of Physical Education prior to

athletic s u ccess a t PLU."

being named to h is c u rrent positio n . " I t i s never easy t o d e ter m i ne when i s

Turner has 25 years experie nce as a coach and ad m i n istrator.

t h e r i g h t t i m e t o leave," H o seth s a i d .

from 1 9 9 7-200 I she was senior associ

" G u t I wanted t o h e l p move us i n the

ate athletic d i rector and senior women's

d i rection of i m p roved fu n d i n g and

ad m i n istrator a t the University of

fu nd-rai s i ng fo r ath letics a n d help lay

To ledo. S h e se rved as d i recto r of

the gro u n d work fo r new and expanded

Academic Athletic Services and S t u d e n t

p h ysical e d u cation, recreational and

Deve lop m e n t at the University of

athletic fac i l i t i es."

I daho from 1 9 9 4-97 and was at h l etic

The position of dean wil l be fi l led on

d i rector at Eastern Oregon State Col lege

an i n terim basis by p rofessor Tony

(now Eastern Oregon U niversity) fro m

Evans, d i rector of the Exercise Science

1 9 84-86.

and Fi wess Program.

ill]

to them, t h ose coaclling styles came d i recrly fro m M i ke [Jenson and Keith Johnson. "

Longtime sportscaster Don Poier dies

With Benson as coach from 1 9 70 to

1 9 9 the m e n 's teams won or shared 24 Nort hwest Conferencc c h a m p ionsh i ps

Sports fans h ave u n d o u bte d l y h e a rd the voi c e of Don Poier '74

and adva n ced ro thl' N A I A national

calling games.

ro u mament 2 0 times. Benson's all-time

T h e longtime broa d c a ster died Jan .

record is an a m a z i n g 400- 1 %, i n c l u d i n g 1 6 6- 1 8 in conference matchl's. His con fe rence record a lso i n c l udes a pair of 60match win streaks. Benson also coached the 11'0 men 's team for six seaso ns, fro m 1 9 8 1 -84 and 1 9 98-99. The Lu t('s won the con ference

POler came to P lU In

2 1, a t the a g e of 53.

1 971 from Washington State U niverSity, He played football,

and as a defenSive end, h e wa s a c o-c aptain in his senior season. He was the punter his first two seasons, and In

1 972, his 36.2 yard average was second in the

conference by one-tenth of a yard. Poier majored in communication and went on to a sports broa dca sting career that spanned nearly 30 years. He worked a s program dire ctor and sports dire ctor at

t i rle flve ti mes, fi n i shcd sccond ar the

Seattle's K I N G-TV, then worked at a nother Seattle television station, KCPQ. as

AIAW (Ass ociation of I nt c rcollegiate

sports director. He sta rted his own production company and broadcast Pac - I O

Athletics for WOIlll'n) D ivision I I I

football and basketball ga mes

n ational rou rnamcnt i n 1 9 82 J nd h a d a 90-35 ove ral l record u nder h i s d i rection. " I feel I'm s t i l l there," Benson s a i d .

for more t h a n 20 years. He a l s o d id Seattle

Mariners a nd high school footb all games and reported on th e hydroplane races. In

1995 he was hired as the vo ice of the Vancouvar Grizzlies and followed them to

M emphis, Te nn., when the fra nchise relocated there . He was the ra dio play-by

" C raig H a m i l to n and Jeff Allen a n d a l l

play ann ouncer from the te a m's i n c e ption, switc hing to TV for the recently com

t h llse guys have m a d e m e fee l s o wel

pleted season.

come. We talk often Jnd 1 see them on spring break. I t's s t i l l fu n . "

He wa s the voi c e of EA Sports' NBA Live video game from

1 999 to 2003.

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H e s u c cessfully med iated m a n y controversial

A rt W. Th iel '75

public policy d i s p utes r e g a r d i n g topics such as the future o f c o m m e rc i a l fishing in G l a c i e r Bay

For h i s ac hieve ments i n sport s reporting, A r t W. T h i e l '75 rec eives the D i sting uished A l u m n u s

National Park, h i g hway development near D e n a l i National Pa rk, the presid ent's Alaska wetl a n d s

Award.

policy a n d Bea ufort S e a oil devel o p m e nt.

Thiel, a c o l u m n ist for the S e a nle Post I ntelligencer, has b e e n an im porta n t f i g u re in t h e

He also s e rved a s exec utive d i r e c tor of the

Puget Sound s p o rt s community f o r m o r e than 30

Alaska M e nt a l Hea lth Trust Land Offi c e, w h i c h m a n a g e s c l o s e to o n e m i l l i o n a c res f o r t h e bene

years. He h a s covered the M a riners, S o n i c s and

fit of mental h e a lth programs.

Sea hawks, a s well a s six Olympic Ga m e s a n d n a ti o n a l c h a m p i o n s h i p s i n c l u d i n g t h e World

In 1 972, H a nson l e d the EPA team t h a t removed

Series and t h e S u p e r Bowl. He was n a m e d one

lead from g a s o l i n e and served as the head of the Tra n s p o rtati on Policy Bra n c h , w h i c h was respon

o f the n at i o n 's top 20 sportswriters by M e n's D I STINGUISHED

A L U M N U S AWA R D

G e orge L. lon g '66

Journal. I n 2003, T h i e l wrote " O ut o f Left F i e l d : H ow the

s i b l e for air p o l lution trans portati o n control p l a n s i n 38 m e t r o p o l i t a n areas. H e h e l p e d develop ,t h e Alaska N ational I n t e r e s t Lands C o n servation Act

For his c o nt r i bution to tea c h i n g a n d h i s a cc o m

M a r i n e r s Made B a s e b a l l Fly i n Seanle," a book

p l i s h m ents i n b i o c h e m istry, Dr. G e o r g e l. Long

a b o u t the h i story of S e a ttle b a s e b a l l .

that created more t h a n 1 20 million a cres o f p a rk s a n d refuges.

T h i e l's t a l e n t a n d d e p th of kn owledge have

H a nson grad uated with a d e g ree in history and

'66 r e c eives the Distinguished A l u m n u s Award. Long has had an a c c o m p li s h e d c a r eer a s a

e a rn e d him respect among the many organiza

received a master o f a rts de gree in history and

researc h e r a n d professor. In 2002, he won the

tions h e writes about. "In ad dition to being a tal

Afr i c a n stu d i es from the University o f W is c o n s i n .

Inventor o f the Yea r award from the I n te l l ectual

ented writer, A rt i s fair a n d thoughtful a n d c a res

H e spoke a t l a s t f a l l's student-run M e a nt t o

Prop erty Owners Association for h i s work i n

g r e atly a b o u t his work and the role of sports i n

Live conference t h a t was p a rt o f t h e W i l d H o p e

deve l o p i n g the medication Xig ris, w h i c h is u s e d

this c o m m u n ity," said R a n dy A d a m ac k , vice

p r o g ram.

t o treat s e p s i s, a life-th r e a te n i n g b l o o d disorder.

p resident of com m u n i c ations for the Seattle

That q u a l i fi e d h i m to be c o n s i d e red tor a No b e l

M a r i n e rs.

Prize.

G ary Wright from the Seanle Seahawks a g rees.

H i s 20 years of work c o n tri b uted to the develop

"While those o f us i n t h e sports industry may not

m e n t o f Xigris. In 1 982, L o n g c l o n ed prote i n C as

always a g ree with what h e writes, h e has e a rn ed

p a rt of a study into t h e c a u s e s of thrombosi s .

a d m i r a t i o n for saying what he b e l i eves, saying it

W h i l e n o t d i re c tly rel ated to s e p sis, the throm bo

with a s p e c i a l f l a i r, a n d most of a l l for b e i n g a

s i s study Ile l p e d Lon g and oth e r resea r c h e rs

m a n of integ rity."

bener understa nd protein C's role in blood c l ot

Th i e l g r a d u ated with a d e g ree i n c o m m u n i c ation.

ting. Protein C m ay eventually become a basis for treatment of oth e r circulatory diseases.

H e and his wife, J u l i a , live on Vashon I s l a n d , Wa s h .

Brandeis U n iv e rsity in 1 97 1 . A professor and bio c hemist a t the U n iversity o f Vermont, Lo n g con ti nues to work i n UVM's T h r o m b o s i s Research C e n ter.

O U T S TA N D I N G A L U M N U S AWA R D

where they own and m a n a g e the B u rlington Redstone B&B. He has five c h i ldren and nine grandchildren.

Knut Olson '90 For h i s outstanding work in b u s i n ess, Knut Olson

'90 rec eives the Outstanding Recent Alumnus Award. O l s o n is a m a n a g ing partne r at Th rivent Fin a n c i a l Wa s h i ngton and Oregon - the young est person in that position a t the c o m p a ny. IF o u r t i me s , h e led the c o m p a ny in f i n a n c i a l advisor profita b i l ity, and

For his o u tsta n d i n g work in t h e area of environ

R e g i o n a l Fina n c i a l OHice of the Yea r.

O utsta n d i n g A l u m n u s Awa rd. H a n s o n h a s worked for t h e Environmental

i n 2004 his s a l es group was n a m e d Thrivent's

Olson h elped c o a c h the PLU crew team a n d w a s a driving f o r c e i n the f i n a n c ing a n d c o nstruction of a boathouse o n Ameri c a n Lake. H e rec eived a

Protection Agency, t h e Alaska Department of

Lute C l u b S e rvic e Award for those eHorts in 1 998.

Natural Resources and Arktos Associates, his

He was Q C l u b p resi d e n t from 2001 to 2003.

own land and n a t u r a l reso u r c e consulting c om p a ny.

SUMMER 2005 :> ALUMNI NEWS & EVENTS

O U T S TA N D I N G R E C E N T A L U M N U S A W A R D

D ave H a nson '69 m e ntal protection, D ave H anson '71 receives t h e

H e and his wife, H e l e n , live i n B u rl i ngton, Vt.,

have two c hi l d r e n .

f o r Luth erans f o r the r e g i o n of Alaska, Western

Long g r a d u a ted with a d e g r e e in n<ltural s c i e n c e a n d rec eived h i s P h . D . in biochemistry from

H e lives i n A n c h o ra g e , with his wife, S h e i l a . They

With his b a c k i n g , Thrivent has b e en a s p o n s o r of the PLU S p r i n g D o n o r Banquet. President's D i n n e r,

M o re recently, H a n s o n h a s provided e nviron

Christmas C o n c e rt, Lute Club G o l d To urnament

mental a n d n a t u r a l resource mediation servi c e s .

a n d the Pathways to P e a c e sym po s i u m .

D i r e c tors of Lutheran C o m m u n ity S e rvi c e s

O l s o n is a ctive in ot her c o m m u n i ty servi c e a c tivi

of PLU. A l o n g with her h u s b a n d , Dwig ht, d e a n

ties a n d assisted with t h e f e a s i b i l i ty study for the

e m e ritus, Z u l a u f w as a f o r c e o n th e PLU c a m p u s .

N o rthwest. S h e hosted m a n y events t o welcome

new c a n c e r c e nter at G o o d S a m a ritan Hos pital.

S h e w a s on the b o a rd of the PLU Women's C l u b

the A n d e rsons during the preside nt's first year at

A m e m b e r of t he A m ba s s a d o rs C i r c l e of the

a n d has b e e n a n a c tive participant i n t h e a n n u a l

PLU. S he was also a c tive i n the most recent

Norwegian-Ameri can Fo undation, he was invited

Y u l e Boutique. S he has b e e n a m e m b er o f PLUS

c ampaign. Both are members of the Eastvold

a c tivities in Oslo, Norway.

since its i n c eption.

Olson g ra d u ated with a d e g ree in religion. H e

Zulauf g ra d u ated i n 1 95 1 with a d egree i n e d u c a

lives i n Lakewood, with h i s wife, Ki mberly '88,

tio n and t a u g h t g ra d e s c h o o l i n P i e r c e C ou nty f o r

to participate in the 2004 Nobel Pea c e Prize

They have two c hildren.

Business, the S c hool of Business alumni group,

J e n i Gregory '95 For h e r h u m a n itari a n efforts h e l p i n g the worl'd's p o o r a n d h o m e l e ss, J e n i G r e g o ry '95 re ce ives t h e A l u m n i S e rvi c e Awa r d . I n 2002, G re g o ry h e l p e d c reate World C h a n g e for Child ren, a non profit organization that provides services for poor and homeless c hildren and is its v i c e p re s i d ent. World C h a n g e has sent 1 9 teams overseas, m o stly t o Eastern E u r o p e a n

California universities. In 1 993, Z u l a u f r e c e ived a n award from the N at i o n a l J u n i o r C h a m b e r of C o m m e r c e for out sta n d i n g work i n internatio n a l relatio n s . For m a n y

Among her other c ommunity service, Zulauf is a me mbe r of the annual Assembly Planning Comm ittee for the Southwest Washington Synod of t h e Eva n g e l i c a l Luth e r a n C h u r c h i n A m e r i c a .

principles of exchange, honesty, a n d leaving a S P E C I A L R E C O G N I T I O N A WA R D

I n a d d it i on to her volunteer work with World

Fra n k and S a ndy J e n n i n g s

s e n t e r a t the Pathways to P e a c e symposium

F o r their l o ngtime s u p p o rt of P L U , F r a n k a n d S a n d y J e n n i n gs receive t h e S p e c i a l R e c o g n iti on Award. Frank a n d Sandy have been supporters of PLU sin c e their son wa� a student i n the e ar l y 1 970s.

They joi ned Q Club i n 1 975.

hosted b y t h e Wa ng Center for I nternati o n a l

In 1 9 9 1 , Frank s e rved o n the s e a r c h c o m mittee

P r o g r a ms i n J a n u a ry. G re g o ry g ra d u ated w i t h a

that b r o u g h t President Loren Anderson to P L U .

b a c h e l o r's d e g re e in s o c i a l wOlk. S h e rec eived a

H e w a s nati o n a l c h a i r of The C a m p a i g n for

ma ste r's d e g re e in s o c i a l work from the

P a c ific Luth e r a n U n iversity: T h e Next B o l d S tep

U n i v e rsity of Wash i n g to n in 1 996 and is a P h . D .

Carpet C l u b, a student am bassador program for recruitment. B l e g e n w i l l g r a d uate i n 2006 with a major in r e l i g i o n a n d m i n o r s i n G re e k a n d p u b l is hin g a n d p rintin g arts. S he plans t o attend me d ic a l school.

gate and follow-through are remarkable," said

"lig ht" footprint.

ence in disaster relief and is skilled in providing

student manager for the Admission Office's Red

"Chelsea's organizational skills, a bility to dele

i d e a i s i l l ustrated i n t he o rg a nization's guiding

mental h e a l th trauma servi c es. She was a p re

Aw a rd . B l eg en was t h e exe c u tive d i rec tor of th e Student

three c h i l d ren a n d e i g h t g r a n d c h i l d re n .

G re g o ry has national and international experi

F or her servi c e t o PLU as a stude nt, C h e l s e a B l eg e n r e c e ives th e B r i a n C O ls on Leadersllip

Alumni Ass o c i a tion in 2004-2005 a n d was the

p ro v i d i n g assist a n c e to p rovidi ng fri e n d s h i p . T h i s

m e ntal h e alth servi c e s f o r the h o m e l ess.

O L S O N L E A D E R S H I P AWA R D

C h elsea B l e g e n '06

e d u c a tional s u p p lies t o Latvia.

S h e l i v e s i n Ta c o m a w i t h h e r h u s b a n d . S h e h a s

Metropolitan D ev e l o p m e n t C o u n c i l c o o rd i n a ti n g

BRIAN C

yea rs, s h e h e l p e d c o l l e c t a n d s e n d m e d i c a l a n d

c o untries, to h e l p c h i l d r e n . Its efforts r a n g e f r o m

C h a n g e , G r e g o ry wo rks full -ti m e fo r the Ta c o m a

Frank a n d S a n d y live in D es M o i n es, Wash. They

h ave two c h i l d ren a n d f o u r g r a n d c h i l d r e n .

many y e a r s before retu rn i n g i n 1 980 to e a r n her

MBA. S h e rec eived C PA c e rtification i n 1 984 a n d t a u g h t a c counting a t P L U , i n New Z e a l a n d a n d at

A L U M N I S E R V I C E AW A R D

Leadership Committee.

Lauralee Hagen '75, '78, d i r e c t o r of A l u m n i and Parent Re lations. "She i s a n o utsta n d i n g motiva tor of team m e m b e rs , " Blegen u n d ersta n ds the i m p o rta n c e of b e in g c o nnected to PL U for life. She believes t h a t a lifelong relationship between a l umni and PLU is mutually benefi c i a l . S he i s from S c otts dal e, Ariz. This a ward is named in memory of former Alumni

Board President Brian C. Olson '83.

campai gn, w h i c h raised al most 30 percent mor e

c a ndid ate at Union Institute.

than its $100 million goal.

Gregory and her husb and, J a mes, live in Ta coma.

Frank was one of the foundi ng members of th e counci l of the Eva n g e l i c a l Lutheran C h urc h i n A m e r i c a . H e w a s a m e m b e r of t h e P L U B o ard o f

H E R I TA G E AWA R D

Reg ents f o r 1 3 years, i n c l uding five as c h a i r m a n .

Lee Zu l a uf '5 1 , '80

He played a criti c a l r o l e i n defining t h e role

For h e r lifelong support of PLU, Lee Zulauf '51 '80

Lutheran colleges were to play i n the ELCA.

receives the H e ritage Award. Throughout he r

Sandy h a s served on the ELCA's c o m m ittees o n

c a reer as a tea c h e r Z u l a uf h a s b e e n a n advoc ate

d i s c i p l i n e a n d a p p e a l s a n d c h a i red t h e B o a r d o f

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H'omecoming 2005: Lutes Roc k! with special events, activities and reu nions for Homecoming 2 005. In add ition to this year's closs reu nions of 1 95 5 , 1 960, 1 965, 1 970, 1 975, 1 9 80, 1 9 85 , 1 990, 1 995 a n d 2000 there will be a special affi nity reunion for U n iversity Congregation, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary. This is o nly a partial l i st of activities and events. You can keep up with the latest schedules at

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At h l e ti c Hall of Fame luncheon Gol f game Z er o reu n ion

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Inlo the Streets community

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service project

Sunday, Oct.

Golden Club brunch

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Pancake breakfast Homecoming worship University Congregation

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Alum ni Award Brunch Homecoming football game, PLU vs. U P S

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'03. Emily Keys '00, and Kristi Carpenter Gilbert '94 look on. Fourteen alums gath

ered in January to celebrate her retirement and honor the ways she helped the Spanish program grow and develop. Organized and hosted by Krist! Carpenler Gilbert '94, more than 34 former students submitted let·

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i lly Tsao came (0 PLU with an eye on scudying busi ness, perhaps (0 con t i n u e in h i s f:1 mi ly's texti le business. B u t once he was he re , h e fou nd h i mself in a modern dance class, and he was hooked. Tsao gra cj ua c e d wi th a business degree i n 1 977, b u c he lVas soon back in his na t iv e H o ng Kong thinking abou t w h a t became his passion: modern dance. S i n ce then, Tsao has been an essential co mponent in the fo rmation of c h rer m aj or Ch inesc modern dance compa nies - The Hong Kong C i ty Concemporary Dance C O m �laJ1y, chI' G ua ngdong Modern Dance C omp an y (che first professio nal model'll dance company in C h ina) and the Beijing Modern D ance Co m p a ny. Tsao has been heading modern clalKe compan ies fo r 25 years, and he sees no end i n s i g h t. In Marc h , Tsao had the opportu n i ty to vi s i t d1e PLU ca m p u s whi le i n Seactle wich the Beij i ng troupe, which was o n its first American (Ou r. The c o m p any, which was fo u nd e d 10 years ago, p e r fo rme d i n some of the country'S most p re stigi o u s venues, largely (0 po siti ve reviews and standing ovations. The performance, titled " Rear Ligh t," is set to the music o f P i n k Floyd\ clas sic a l b u m , "The Wal l . " The 1 9 79 a l b u m is so me t h in g o f a me ta p h o r fo r alien ation, and t h e p roduction seen,s ( 0 fo l l ow sllit - there is a se q u e n ce that sug gests i n tl'l'rogation, fo r instan ce . Much of the prod uction seems to foc u s on in div i d ua l dancers atte m p t i n g to break free from the l arger, collective g ro u p . Much l i ke Tsao h i msel( tlw co mpany has a reputation for being in novative and iconoclastic. One thi ng the Be iji n g Modern Dance Com pany has a rep u ca cion fo r n o t being: C hi ne se. In fact, Tsao, the artis tic d i rector, doesn 't re a l l y k now whar chat rneans. Modern dance, in his o pin i on, goes beyond s pec i fic genres or cu l r u ra l conventions - the core essence is freed o m . "Anis[s should be free to express t h e Jl 1 s dve <' Tsao said. "Thac's modern d ance."

Tha[ We s te rn j o u rn al i s t s [end to on the fa ct thac Tsao a nd his company have been a b l e t o create s l I c h art without h indrance from the o fr control ling C h i n ese govc rn m e n c frlls trates h i m. In fact, Tsao said no Chi nese govern menc o fficial even se.ize

viewed the cu rren t production befo re i [ left China fo r North American shores, despite the fact that the p roducrion focLlses on what happens when pe o p l e become alienated by their su rro u n di n gs . Many choose co see al l u s i o ns to TiJ nan men Sq u J r e i n the p erfo r m a n c e , fo r i nst a n c e . Just as eas ily, said Tsao, you could see a llusi o ns co Abu G h ra ib . " Western critics seem co h ave only tWO perspectives I wh e n s ee i n g C h i nese performa nces ! , ei[her trad i tional or Tiananmen Squ are. "That is a very s u perficial view - i[ only ref1ects [he l i m i tations of the audience," Tsao continued. "As dancers - as c i[lzens - there are so many m o re meani ngful conversations that also need co ta ke place."

The B e ij i n g M o d e r n D a n c e C o m p a ny gives i n n o vative p e rfo rma nces a ro u n d t h e wor,ld. Photo by Ringo C h a n .

One thing the Beijing Modern Dance Company has a reputa tion for not being: Chinese. In facty Tsao) the artistic directOr"; doesn 't really know what that means. Modern dance) in his opinion, goes beyond specific genres or cultural conventions - the core essence is freedom. There was a time when some ofTsao's dance co m p a n i es had co address cre acive and pol i ti cal i s sue s - n a m e l y , w heth e r so me t hi n g like model'll dance s e rve s na [ional i n terests and encou rages pa r rio [ i s m . B l l t he s ees li[de of that 110W. "China is beco m i n g more COI1 [em· p o ra ry , " h e said. " T h e y know that an i s educational, an d I the govcl'I1 l11cnr and ci tizen s l are p roud of it. It has been in [eresting to sec the c h an ge in atti tude." And that a ppears co be a recipe for contin ued success. Now back in Hong Kong after [he comp letion o f Beij i ng Modern Dance Company's fi rst North American cour, he says he's ready fo r his second. And tha[ will be soon enough the company is scheduled co p e rfo rm in Mexico C i ty and at the Kenned y Cente r in Wa sh i n gto n , D .C., in Occober.

T h e Beijing c o m p a ny's " R e a r Light," s e t t o t h e m u s i c o f P i n k Floyd's " T h e Wa l l , " follows a t h e m e o f a l i e n a t i o n . P h o t o c o u rtesy B e i j i n g Modern D a n c e C o m pany.

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alumni profiles contilllted

Ready, Set, Eat!

research rec h n ician a t Fred H U[c h i nson Cancer Research C e n t e r, Larsen

Portland personal chef puts tasty meals on busy people's tables

enrolled at rhe A rc I nsriru te c u l i n a r y program.

r h i n g I always wanted to do," she said.

Por tland, Ore., arc t h a n k i n g

'99)

fo r m a k i n g m ea l time casy.

The twO moved again

Larsen

that she starred her bu s i n es s . "I had

researched b e i n g a perso nal c h e f a l i t tl e

p re p a res meals fo r clients w h o e i t h e r

b i r," she

d o n ' t h a w t h e time t o cook or \Vho

Larsen is ha ppy w i r h her choice. There

C h i nese po rk

are t i mes w h e n s h e is booked so far i n

roast with coco n u t rice, Larsen o ffers a -

ran g i n g in p r ice

each c l i e n t .

" You

ad vance r h a r s h e c a n ' r rake a n y new

"You call mold it however you l i ke,"

she said.

can offe r services t h a t

match yo u r i n teresr and m e e t you r

cl i e nt s ' needs . "

Larsen begi ns b y meetl ng wir h

c l i ent s [0 d i s c us s b u d get, l i kes a n d d i s l i kes, allergies o r s p ec ial d iets a n d r h e n u mb er of meals t hey wan t.

Then, s h e searches fo r recipes and designs a m e n u , often ex pe ri m e n t i n g

w i t h d i fferent i ngredients. The day of

co o k i n g, she s h ops for groce r i e s , pa c k s up her L'g u i p m c Ll r and, gOC5 to the

c l i e n t ' s house to p repare the meals,

c l i e n ts, so her goa l is to franc h i se

'7 feel like itJs what sets me

apart) )) she said about her biology background. ( ItJs a different medium) but it's a lot

and c l e a n s r h e k i t chen.

Larsen said she does n ' t h aw a typ ical c l i e n r . Some arc m a rried and soml:' are n o r , some hal'l:' k i d s and so m L' d o n ' t ,

b u t mOst are wo r k i n g profes s i o n a l s or fa m i l i e s on t h e go. She cooks fo r n ur ses wh o c om p lai n

a b o u r h o s p i ta l food, and heat u p her a

busy

fa m i ly ti red of ea t i n g fas r food and

t a keo u t .

A s h e r busi ness has evolved, s h e has

produce a desired result. J)

i n g," she said. Larsen, who majo red in b iolo�')',

admits l h a t start i n g h e r own company

PLU SCENE SUMMER 2005 >ALUMNI PROFILES

h e r chef d u ti e , Larsen

coo k i n g c lasse s . Ivl oldi n g rhe classes to

(he s tu d e nt s , Larsen p ro vides h a n d s - o n

exp '� ri e nce to i n d i v idu a ls or small

groups. "I l i ke rhe one-on-one," s h e said . " I r's a m or e i n t i m a t e a n d com fort Larse n ' s biggesr i n s p i ration is her wirh n ew reci p e s and i n gred ien ts. "We wou ld al ways have weird s r u ff," she sai d.

" No r

you r ry pi c a l racos a n d

p i zza." w i t h o u r a b u si ncss b,lc kground was a chal lenge. She said s h e learns as she

Some of Larsen ' s i n s p i ration also

came from

a semester

s t u d y ab road rri p

goes, makes mis rakes and has a good

to Guadalajara, Mexico, d u ring h e r j u n

su pport sys te m.

ior year at P L U . S h e said

" I fcel l i k e

it'S

w hat sets me a p a r t , "

c ar i n g

aLI [hen

ric food rev i vc d her i n teresr in coo k i n g

she said abo u t her bio logy bac kgro u n d . " I r ' s a d i fferen t m e d i u m , b u r it's a l o r

and fi n d i n g n e w ways to pre pare

ce rta i n merho d to p ro d u ce a desi red

assisrant for t h ree years raught her h ow

l i ke research . Y o u combine th i n gs i n a

result."

Larsen h a d original ly plan ned t o go ro medical schoo l after grad uation.

school," she sai d . "The time co m m i r

"I li k e to make s u re pcople can fee l

things in a certain method to

that - and thar they can get u n h ealthy

comfortable eatin g what t h ey' re eat

I n add i tion

caters s m a l l parries o r r ve m s and o ffers

mOIll, who was always expe r i m e n t i n g

Th e n , s h e got marri ed. "( hadn't pic

but ch e ap e r o p ti o ns el sewhere.

enter rhe p e rs o na l chef profess i o n .

ab le serting."

put a gre ar e r emph asis on healthy cook

ing, k no wi n g people arc concerned about

Ready, Ser, Ed r ! , and allow o t h e rs to

like research. You combine

kaVL's w i t h i nstructions fo r re heati n g

meals at work. A n other c l i e n t i s

decided, now's t h e t i m e

Now, h al fway t h rough her t h i rd year,

C oo k i n g L'veryr h i ng from mearioaf

thZlt can be ta i lo re d

sa i d . " 1

to start i r a n d s e e w h a t h a p p e n s . "

s i m ply don ' t want ro.

vZl riery of packages

to Porrland -

way t h ro u g h the p ro gram. I t was t h e n

operates Ready, Ser, Eat! She p l a n s a n d

w h e n Larsen was about one- t h i rd of rhe

La rsen , a personal chef, owns and

and mashed potZl t oes

Seatrie' s

"Going to culi nary school was some

usy hou seholds a round S h a n a ( M c G i l l i vray

tu r c d m ys e l f being married and in mcd men t to do rhar j u s t was n ' t where I

wan red ro be. "

Larsen said bei n g a PLU res i d e. n t to deal w i t h

c h a l l en g i n g

pers onalit ies

biology ar O r e. go n S tare U n i ve rs i r y, (0

S e artl e . \V hile working as a callcer

a s k i l l she s t i l l uses tod ay . " You learn h m\' to l ive with confl i cr," she sai d .

"And you 're bo u n d t o have t o d >al lVi t h co n fl ic r w h e n meeti ng with c l icms." Even rhough she came to PLU r h i n k i n g she knew what she wan r e d ro do, Larsen said she lefr not a s s u re.

After doi n g res e arch i n molec u lar

Larsen and her h usband m oved

d i shes.

learned a lot a b o u t myself a r col lege," she sai d. "PLU was

Ill C . " [ill

g rea t scboo l fo r

By Nisba Ajmtllli W"uic '02

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Class

R e pr ese ntat i ve

positions a v a i l a b l e:

B o a rd, the Governor's Task Force on

Minnesota and taught m u s i c in S e a tt l e

tatives throughout Western WaShington

and Ta c om a p u b l i c s c h o o l s . She also

a n d co-founded Severeid a n d Associates

H e a lth Cost Control, the Ameri c a n

1 944, 1 946, 1949, 1951 , 1 952, 1 954,1959,

lived i n Savannah, Ga.; Fairfax, Va.,

I n c., a local i n d e p e n d e n t insurance

M e d i c a l Association, t h e Ameri c a n

1960, 1 964, 1 965, 1966, 1967, 1 968, 1 972, 1 973. 1 978, 1981, 1 988, 1991

J u n e a u, Alaska; a n d J a p a n a nd

agency. B u rton loved outdoor a c tivities

A c a d e m y of Family Phys i c ians, a n d the

and was co-founder of the Ta coma

A m e ri c a n Board o f Family Practice. H e

was in the U.S. Foreign Service.

Webfooters, the first Jeep club in

w a s also a c l i n i c a l assistant professor at

Wherever Marjorie went, she was active

Western Washington. He i s survived by

t h e UW School of Medicine and was

in her church, serving a s organist and

his wife of 56 years, Ardys (Reppe '49);

very active in Rotary. In 1 980, Don was

c h o i r director. D o n a ld and her daughters,

his sons, David (Mary) and Bruce

the Washington State nominee for the

Margaret

1 935, 1937, 1938, 1 939, 1941 , 1 942, 1943,

1 9201 Katherine (Anderson) Swensen died Jan. 7. She played b a s k et b a ll for PLC. In the 1 930s, she traveled throughout Europe a n d returned to the United States on the maiden voyage of the Queen M a ry.

S ettl i n g in Portland, Ore., she met a n d m a r r i e d R o y Swensen. S h e lived in M i nnesota for n i n e years until 1 952, when she returned to her hometown of

G e rm a ny, where her h u sb and , Donald,

H u g he s

(Elizabeth); five grandchildren, including

Good Housekeeping Family Doctor of the

Fold e n a u e r, preceded h e r in death.

Krista Severeid '99; a n d several siblings,

Year. Both PLU and the UW Medical

Surviving her are h e r s o n David H ughes

i n c l u d i n g Donald '57 a n d h i s wife, lavonne '58.

S c hool honored him

Class Representative - N a o m i ( R o e )

Class Representative - Phyllis ( G r a h n )

Nothstein

Peisa

and Andrea

a n d h i s wife, Katherine; s o n - i n-law, Craig F o l d e n a u e r; six g r a n d c h ildren a n d two gre a t-g ra nd c hi I d re n.

1 955

Chinook, Mont., where she lived out her

19 5

life. She was the head housekeeper at

Class Represe ntative - A n n a be l l e

O c e a n Beach Hospital. After retirement,

B i rkestol

Katherine was a home health care

provider well into her mid-80s. She was a lifelong member of The Evangelical

19 i

Lutheran Church of Chinook and a n avid

Class Representative - Gerald Lider

Swe n se n ; a si st er; three g r a n d c hildren a n d six great- g r a n d c hildren.

Class R ep r es enta t ive - Volly ( N orby)

Class

R e p re s e n tative -

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served as a tutor and was a PTAJPTSA

C l a s s Representative - E d n a ( H a gl u n d )

of Trustees at H a rborview M e d i c a l

D o rothy

1 987, and the Shoreline Historical

Les McDonnell

M u s e u m B o a rd of Trustees. S h e a n d h e r

died J a n . 1 0 . He

h u s b a n d , Dona l d '54, w h o d i e d f i v e d a y s

s e rved i n the

after h e r, w e r e m a r r i e d for al most 5 0

U . S . Navy d u r i n g

y e a r s . T h e y w e r e m e m b e r s of Faith

W o r l d War II.

1 940 to 1 954. She received a master's

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degree from Western Washington

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University in 1 957 and married Irving J.

After graduating

Christine Gregoire also appointed J i m t o t h e State B o a rd for Community and Tec h n i c a l Colleges.

951 Class Represe ntative -- Marilyn Katz

9'i8 Class R e p resentative - D o n C o r n e l l

Marilyn (Stolzenburg) Roberts d i e d J a n. 2 1 . Sh e taught English at Fife (Wash.)

band, Michael '84, and Allison (Keith)

staying home to raise her three children.

Washington State UniverSity, and the

Heather (Keith) Moe '81 and her hus

University o f Oregon. He taught in

Ramsey '84 and her husband, Scott '85; three g r a n d c hi ldren; a n d a l a rg e extend

Bandon, Ore., a n d Toledo, Centralia a n d

e d family, i n c l u d i n g B etty'S b ro th er,

h ad a lifelong interest i n g a rd e n i n g .

Longview, Wash., retiring in 1 980 t o c a re

I r v i n g p r e c e d e d h e r i n d e a t h . S u rviving

for h i s a g i n g parents. He was a member

M a ri e Lind sey, Cheryl DeG root, a n d

st at e 's Gambling Commission. Gov.

S u rviving them are their daughters,

Wash., and was a c h a rter member of

S a n d y Caner; n i n e g r a n d c hi l d ren, i n c l u d

Washington Gov. Gary Locke to the

was of utmost importance to them .

Portland State UniverSity (Oregon).

Pre us, Mary E. Preus, Anne

J i m Bricker was appointed by outgoing

went on to grad

Central Vall ey, Seabeck and B rownsville,

Lutheran C h u r c h , B e tty for almost 50

y ea rs a n d Don for a l most 60. Th e i r family

H a u g e n a n d Clarene (Osterli ) Johnson

from PLC, he

., , �:;. uate studies at

DeGroot in 1 960. She taught i n Mu kilteo,

P r i sc il l a

president. B etty was also on the Board Center in Seattle, serving a s c h a i r in

She was married to Paul Preus '33 from

her are her two sons, John C. Preus and

S h o rel in e (Wash.) Y M C A B oa rd a n d Food B a n k. I n the Shoreline s c h o o l s, she

George LJ. DeGroot '84; five d a u g hters,

Medical Association Auxiliary, the M a r c h

coordinator of the N e i g h b o rs in Need

G u lh a u g e n

Marie (Wenberg) DeGroot died D e c . 26.

s p e n d i n g time with h e r large family a n d

She was active in the Washington State

Fire Girls, and w a s chairperson of t h e Norene ( S k i l b r e d )

Grande

Silverdale L ut h e r a n Church. M a ri e loved

I' -6 Class R e presentative - Gi nny ( G ra h n )

of Dimes, and Seattle-King County C a m p

Ro y, six brothers, a sister, and two grand

Marie Olson; sons D o n a l d and Les

Betty (Riggers) Keith died Dec. 27. She was a dedicated volunte er, i nvolving her self in m a n y o rg aniz ati o n s a n d eHorts.

g ardener. Preceding her in death were children. S u rvivin g her a r e h e r d a u g hter,

in 1 986 as a

Disti n g uished A l u mnus.

Kenneth Riggers '62, Dan's siblings,

of the Washington E d u c ation Association

Darrell Keith '61 a nd Christie (Keith) Steele '64, and Be tty 's niec es, Mary Lea

and Veterans of Foreign Wars, a n d was a

Purcell '79 and Martha Riggers '91 .

hospital volunteer in Longview. He is s u r viv ed by his brother a n d sister-in-law, C l a r e n c e and Betty M c D o n n e l l , a n d their

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High School for several years before She later worked for many years a s an administrative assistant for the

Metropolitan Park D i s t r i ct at the Point

D e f i a n c e Zoo i n Tacoma, r eti ring in 2003. Active in her comm un i ty, M a rily n was involved in the Ta c o m a Art Museum, Christmas House, Point Defiance Zoo S o c iety a n d h e r c h urch. She was also a m e m b e r of the Ameri c a n Association of University Women for 45 years, serving

Donald Keith died J a n . l . After attending PLC, he graduated from the U niversity of

as president from 1 972 to 76, and

Washington and b e c a m e board c ertifi e d

numerous o f f i c e s . S u rvivors i n c l u d e s o n

in family practice. Throughout his life, he

Mark Roberts; daughter Pame la Lilley;

was very dedicated to the medical COln munity - both locally and nationally

her husband, Chris Ramos '94; and five

Burton Severeid d i e d Dec. 2.. Before

serving several clinics (including his own

grandchildren.

Class R e p resentative - Luella Toso

c o m i n g to PLC, h e served d u ri n g World

ical organizations. He was a member of

Johnson

War I I . After graduation, h e b e g a n a

the Board of Trustees of Foss Home, the

1 61

c a re e r in fi n a n c i a l services, w h i c h

spa nn ed 50,y ea rs. H e also served a s an

King Co. (Wash.) M e d i c a l S o c iety B o a rd,

Class R e p resentative - Ron Lerch

the King Co. H e a lth Planning C o u n c i l , the

a d m i nistrator for Clover Park Voc a t i o n a l

Washington Aca d e my of Family

ing Jane Lindsey '90; a n d f i v e great grandchildren. I n c l u di n g her

c h i l d ren, Beth and Scott; h i s n i e c e ,

moth e r, Marie Louise (Anderson) Wenberg '06,

Debra Jenness, and her fa mi l y; a n d many

four generations of M arie's family

Red Cross o r for PLU scholarships.

cousins. Memorials may be sent to the

attended PLU.

belonged to Zonta for 26 years, h o l d i n g

daughter Paula (Roberts '01) Ramos and

practice in Lake Forest Park) and med

962

Marjorie (Wentworth) Hughes d i e d Nov.

Tec h n i c a l I nstitute f r o m 1 965 t o 70. H e

Physi c i a n s, the Was h i n g t o n State

23. S h e earned a master's degree in

b u i l t a n d m a n a g e d a sales f o r c e of more

M e d i c a l Association, the Washington

Class Representative - Leo Eliason a n d

music educ ation from the University of

than 300 reg i s te red investment represen-

State F a mil y Practice E d u cation Advisory

D i x i e ( L i k k e l ) M atth i a s

32 PlU SCENE SUMMER 2005 > ALUMNI CLASS NOTES

Gretta IWesson) Merwin will receive an h o norary master's degree in h u mane let ters from Central Washington University IEli e n s b u rg) in J u n e .

" Class Representative - Rose (Lanes)

Crystal Schuh retired lat least temporari

Class Representative - David and Teresa

Steiner

ly) and moved to the Dallas area to be

( H a u s k e n l Sharkey

closer to her aging parents. She's enjoy

Robert Bealh retired Irom his position as assistant superintendent for Educational

Class Representative - Paula I H eyer)

Service District 105 in J une 2004, com

Billings and Judy Perry ,

p l e ting 35 years in public education in

I e. Roy K_ C a rl so n died J a n . 27. He is sur vived by h i s sons, Eric '91 and S cott.

I It Brad Munn died Oct. 29 in Lincoln, N e b . He w a s t h e director of personnel at PLU in the late '60s and early '70s and was a big Lute sports fan. He retired as a Univ ersity of Nebraska-Li n c o l n adminis trator. H e served in a number of organi zations throughout h i s life i n c l u di n g the Lincoln Center Kiwanis Club; Sesostris Shrine; Whitman Lodge No. 49 in

Washington state. He had two retire ment celebrations: one i n Yakima, Wash.

J o u rnalists. He was also a past president of the Pullman Kiwanis Club, past lieu tenant governor of the P a cific Northwest Kiwanis District and Young Man of the

ages yall to come and visit."

Churc h of Christ i n Anacortes, Wash. S h e received h e r master's o f d i v i nity degree Class Representative - Dave Johnson

Don P o ie r d i ed Jan. 21. H e played foot

supported his work. His six-point

ball at PLU for three seasons 1 1 9 7 1 -73) as

retirement plan includes projects, exer

a defensive e n d a n d was a c o - c a ptain in

cise, creative/learning adventures,

1974. H e served as program director for

fami ly, social service and travel. H is

K I N G -TV in Seattle and spent more than

wife, Linda, continues in her position as

20 years as an announcer for P a c - l 0

associate v i c e-president for undergrad

football a n d basketball g a m e s . H e

uate studies at Central WaShington

became t h e voice of t h e Grizzlies when

University. They continue to enjoy the

they began i n 1 995 in Vancouver, British

company of their son Joel; daughter

Columbia. He moved with the team to

-in-law Trudy; and tVIO grandsons,

M e m phis, Tenn., i n 2001, doing radio

Donovan and Brandon, who live in

play-by-play the past three seasons

Yakima.

before moving to television this season.

l' -U

Jenifer Haler

LaCuran

are h i s wife, Judy '81, son Tod d IJessica)

Class Representative - J oseph H ustad

Munn, d a u ghter Dorothy Jean IMatt)

J r.

was n a m e d West R i c h l a n d IWash.) Outstanding Educator of 2004 and retired after

B i n d e r a n d four g ra n d c h i l d ren.

teaching for 30

Carol Schramel Carr d i e d J an u a ry 1 7,

received th e I nternational Award for Research in Agrochemicals, the most prestigious award given by the Agrochemical Division of the American Chemical Society. He also was selected by the Soc iety o f Toxicology as the recip ient of the Public Communications Award at t h e i r a n n u a l meeting in New Orleans in t h e same month. " P rofessor Robert Krieger has made extremely important contributions to our u n d e rstanding of human exposure to pesticides, especially

years. Her hus

following a five-year battle with ovarian c a n c e r. After receiving her d e g ree in education Irom PLU, she taught in the Ta coma S c h o o l District for many years. Her family says she loved laughter, life

band, larry, was elected Washington State Representative from the Bth District

I -"

light for h e r. She is su rvived by her par

Class Representative - Ed Voie

M i k a e l a and Kelsey Carr; two grandchil dren; a n d her c o m p a n i o n and best friend Michael S c h rumm.

lewis "Sandy" S i m p so n moved from

s p e c i a list with the Los Alamos National

relates to the significance of the pesti

Laboratory developing health, safety and

David Nelson moved to M a puto. Mozambique, after three years in Zambia. He is t h e deputy director of the CDC ICenters f o r Disease Control) Global AIDS Program in Mozambique. H i s wife Ubon, son James, 1 2, and cat H a rry, are tolerat ing his love of living in developing coun tries. All agree that the seafood and beaches of Mozambique are pretty nice, but it gets a little too warm in the

cides i n our environment [ i n c l u d i n g

environmental training for workers. They

h o m e s a n d lawlls]." said J a mes Seiber,

enjoy life in Santa Fe, a n d are active in

d i rector of the Western Regional

gay and lesbian advocacy and c u ltural

Research Center of the US DA's

events. They also enjoy visiting San dy's

19 b

Agri c u ltural Research Service. B o b i s

five grown chi ldren

Class R e p resentative - Gary Powell

summer.

son to hold the John C Skoglund C h a i r i n Lung C a n c e r Research at the University of M i n n e sota. The c h a i r is lunded by a gen erous gift from the family o f John Skoglund. B o b does research in acquired genetic abnormalities i n lung c a n cer and mesothelioma. He has been a member of the f a c u l ty of the University of M i n nesota s i n c e 1 994 and lives i n Edina with h i s wife Marian and daughter Andrea and their new dog Ozzie.

n 0

linda Hall Ayriss i l l ustrated a new chil

972 Kay Magnuson died D e c . 3 1 . She retired

the successful lives 01 countless former

the people and places of Bain bridge Island, Wash. Linda is a n a c c o m p l is h e d artist w h o s e renditions of plants regular ly appear on the pages of Sunset maga zine, and whose client list includes Nintendo, Chateau St. M i c h elle, Alaska Airlines a n d the Woodland Park Zoo. She received a silver medal from the Best in the West Soci ety of I l l u strators, and has

the mentoring program at Eagle H a rbor

Brad Munn d i d Oct. 29 i n Lincoln, Neb.

High School with B a i nbridge Island teens that have artistic aspirations.

lionel Alford presented his dissertation defense for a Ph.D. in aerospace engi neering on April 4 at the University 01

1 999 after teaching 1 .300 kindergarten s u c c ess a s an educator i s cele brated in

E is for

been recognized in the "Communications

from B rown's Point Elementary School in students over her 27-year career. H e r

Evergreen," w h i c h is full of d e p i c tions of

Arts Annual." Linda also works through

active i n several professional societies

Riverside

as the first per

drens book written by Oregon authors

interpretation 01 that information as It

editor for the Handbook of Pesti c i d e

Robert Kra lzke was a p pointed

Marie and Roland Smith,

Alaska to Santa Fe, N.M., with his pa rt

Toxicology, p u b l i s h e d i n 200 1 . H e lives i n

co-fa c i l itating a program addressing diversity i n schools.

daughters, Marci (Carr) Garrett ' 92 a n d

n e r, Bruce I g l eh a rt . S a ndy is a training

ters and abstracts, i n c l u d i ng serving as

munity work, speaking at local anti-hate rallies a n d at a Safe S chools vigil, and

ents, J o h n a n d Millie Schramel; h e r

actual exposure a n d u p t a k e , a s w e l l as

than 250 published papers, book chap

state. S h e has also been active in com

Class R e p resentative - P h i l Waldner

and travel. A trip to China was a high

developing methods for determ i n i n g

and h a s a u t h o red or co-authored more

served UCC congregations in the San Francisco Bay Area a n d in Washington

c h i l d re n and 1 0 grandchildren.

Class Representative - Lois IWehmann)

1 9- '

U n i versity of California-R iverside,

at Vancouver School of Theology in Vancouver, British Columbia, a n d has

H e is survived by h i s wife, B a rbara; eight

Year in 1 969 in P u l lman. Surviving him

Robert Krieger, a toxicologist a t the

Sally Balmer is the new pastor and te a c h e r at Pilgrim C o n g regational U n i ted

(where he lives!. and one in Bellingham, Wash., to say thank you to those who

P u l l m a n , Wash.; Scottish Rite i n Spokane; a n d the Society o f Professional

ing the friendliness of Texas and e n c o ur

Class Representatives - Leigh Erie and Joan INelson) Mattich

Dayton, Ohio. He says his dissertation successfully describes for the first time in history how flapping animals produce lift.

students. Kay spent her life c a r i n g for

others, and her main focus was always

Jim G irvan is i n his third year serving as

o n h e r family. Her husband, Herman,

Shepherd of the Hi lls Lutheran C h u rch in

dean of the College of Health Sciences at

preceded her in d e a th. Surviving her are

Concrete, Wash. H e began his offi c i a l

Diane IVan Vleet) Olsen a n d her family

BOise State University. H i s wife, Georgia

daugh ter Barbara Green IGarry\; sons

c a l l an F e b . 1 9 after serving two years as

have moved from Richland, Wash., to

ISlirn), c o ntinues as director of the Idaho

Ja mes Mag nuson IKim) and Jeff

with the congregation. He a n d h i s wife,

Ashburn, Va., in the Washington, D . C . ,

Regional Alc ohol/Drug Resource Center,

Magnuson; eight grandchi ldren and two

Susan IWantz) '79, have two sons, Aaron,

are a . Her h u s band Richard w a s promot

at Boise State U niversity.

g rea tog randchildre n .

1 8, a n d Nathan, 14.

ed to the Reston, Va., offices of Lockheed

Marcus Slrou d was called a s pastor to

ALUMNI CLASS NOTES > PLU SCENE SUMMER 2005

Manin. Their daughter Christy, 19, i s a

product that acts like nerve gas in

Doreen Morris is a family n u rse practi

freshman at PLU. Caroline, 16, and

d es troy in g i nse ct s.

tioner at the Oregon Veterans Home in

Counney, 9, are adjusting w e l l to l i f e in

The D alles, Ore. She also shares a c l i n i c

the nation's ca pital. R e a c h her at

in The D a l les w i t h her h u s b a n d of 27

diane_olsen316@)hotmail. com 82

C l a s s Represen tative - Paul C o l l a rd ,

Dana Schroeder h a s been the director of pastoral care a n d clinical pastoral e d u c a t i o n at T h e O hio State University M e d i c al Cen t e r in Columbus, Ohio, since 2003.

Kevin Allen-Schmid, a music teacher a t Flathead H i g h S c hool in K a l i s p e l l , Mont., d i rected h i s choir i n a performance o f " S a v i n g J a c ob," a n o r i g i n a l m u s i c a n d narration c o m bination t h a t tells t h e story of J a c o b Feightner, 3, who m i r a c ulously survived a c a noeing a c c ident, i n large pan d u e to the efforts of a n ALERT heli

El izabeth Pulliam Weston's first book, "Your Credit S c ore: How to Fix, I m p rove and Protect the 3 - D i g i t N u mber that S h a pes Your F i n a n c i a l Future," was pub

Soroptimist, an international vol untee r

s e rvi c e org a ni za t i on for business and pro fessional women that works to improve the lives of women a n d girls in local com munities a n d throughout the world. She lives i n Pan Orchard, Wash., where she i s also a paralegal a n d s o c i a l worker f o r the law oHice of Wecker, H u nko and B o u g her.

c o pter rescue c rew. The c o n c e rt raised

1 986

nearly $2.400 for the ALERT program.

Kristina (Kurle)

years, D r. D a n i e l Morris, and is a m e d i c a l

Erin Lindberg married H a lvard Berg at

Columbia M e d i c a l Center.

Gift of G ra c e Lutheran C h u r c h i n Seanle on Sept. 1 8 with Pastor Jerry Buss '83

o H i c i ating. Lene MeilvAg-Knight served

Liz lives in Los A n g e l es with her h u s b a n d ,

Linene Zimmerman was elected 20042006 N on hwe st Region Governor of

Dolan a n d Jennifer (Kreger) N i c kel

a d v i s e r for d i a b etes services at Mid

lished by Prenti c e Hall i n October 2004. W i l l , a n d d a u g h ter, B e y , 2.

I 93 Class Representa tive

a s a b r i d e s m a i d . Erin is the m a n a g er a n d

Jim Morrell received an Accomplished

personnel d i r e c t o r of Bernstein/Fader

U n d e r 40 Award from the Vancouver

S u r g i c al Clinic in Seanle, a n d Halvard

(Wash.) Business Journal a n d Leadership

works for Costco Corporation. They live

Clark County on Nov. 1 1 . As vi c e president

i n Sammamish, Wash.

of information systems a t iQ Credit Union, he was appointed to c h a i r the Credit Union National Association Tech nology Committee's executive committee. :rhe Washington Credit Union League also rec ognized him a s one of tomorrow's leaders. J i m volunteers to serve on credit union

Gus Gustalson was promoted to senior operations group manager for M i c rosoft Corporation's Worldwide Enterprise sales division. He a n d h i s wife, Cathy, live in Woodinville, Wash.

a n d local school district technology boards a n d helps with i Q Credit l'J n ion's

Theresa (Campbell) Everest was chosen

fund-raising eHons for Ooernbecher

for the 2004 Association of Women's

C h i l d ren's Hospital in Ponland, Ore. In

Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses

Class Representative -- Stacey IKin dred)

addition, he serves a s a basketball refer

Military Oistrict Award for Excellence in

Hesterly

ee at the college level.

Women's Health Education. Theresa was

honored by her military peers for her work Class R e p resentative - Dave Olson

Class R e p resentative - Mark

Karen (Bell) Steen won the National

Dan Keene was

Master's Indoor Mile for Club Nonhwest

named the new

in B o sto n with a time of 5:08.12. She was

head women's

i n d u c ted into the PLU Athletic Hall of

soccer coach at

Fame last year.

the University of

ChristoHerson

Mark and Kathy (Schramm '85) Falk live in North Tacoma with their two c h i l d ren, J . P., 1 2, a n d Leah, 7. M a rk i s a realtor with Coldwell B a nk e r Bain in U niversity

Place and Kathy is i n her eighth year of running her PanyLite candle b u si n e ss. marklalk@harbornet.com

Puget Sound in

Class R e p resentative - D a rren H a m by

Class R e p resentatives - Janet ! O l d e n ) Regge a n d C a rolyn Stelling

national search. As an assistant with the U P S program from 2001 -04, he was instrumental i n the team's

1 988

Julie (Wood) Bickford has left th e h osp i t a lity industry afte r n ea rly 18 years, most recently as t h e director of c a terin g and

convention services at Sunriver Reson, a

') 5

Ta coma after a

I 8"

four-diamond golf reson in central Oregon.

She has staned her own business, MHR, I n c ., which specializes in the recruitment

and placement of mid- to upper-level man

advancement to the NCAA National Championship game this past season. Dan served as the men's head coach at Green

River Community College from 1 992-99, He

in women's health at a conference in S a n Diego. She was selected by t h e Navy to anend the University of Colorado S c h ool of Nursing for a post-master's cenificate i n the women's h e a l th nurse practitioner program. She obtained her master's in nursing administration a n d e d u c ation while stationed in Great Lakes, III.

1 99-4 Class R e p resentative - D a n Lysne a n d Catherine (Overland) 'H a u c k

is a l so involved with local youth clubs, FC

1 995

United a n d Eastside FC, two of the premier

Class Representatives - Krista Sicken

clubs in the state, and served as an assis

B u s h a n d Ste p h a n i e P a g e - Lester

tant c o a c h for the women's Under-17

,•••

. �

Olympic Development State Team in 1997.

agers and executives in the hotel, resort

Linda (Panik) BeMiller d i e d J an . 17.

and resta urant industries.

Paula (Hibbard)

D e d i c ated to h e r c o m m u n ity, she worked for The Greater Ta coma C o m m u n ity Foundation a n d G r a n t m a kers, I n c . , a n d

was involved in T h e Tree P l a n ti n g P roj e c t

la community enhancement activity of the American Leadership Forum). She

Pat Hanley was appointed to the Anchorage District Coun. He has also served as an

assistant district anorney in Anchorage.

was also named Tacoma-Pierce County

1 98

Municipal League Person of the Year.

Class Representative - Lisa ( H u ssy) Ferraro

Katy McCa l l um m a rried B ri a n S a c hse Nov. 1 3

Noel lives on the

at S t . Ma rk's

i s l a n d of Hawai'i

Lutheran C h u r c h

i n Waimea, a

in S p o k a n e .

town at the fo oto f

Julianne (Pagel) Bogaty,

KohalaMountain. She i s h eal in g multiple sclerois with rest, n utr it i o n, exercise and great

Kimberly (Lusk) M a nz, and Katy's brother, John

McCallum '97, were in the wedding

Surviving her are her h u s b a n d , David;

c o m m u n ity suppon. She also works to

sons Stephen, Nathan, a n d Aaron;

b r i d g e the gap between e l d e rs a n d c h i l

Lutheran C h u r c h i n Coeur d'Alene,

dren through d r e a m s a n d genealogy.

I d a h o . B ri a n is a tea c h e r a n d coach at

d a u g hters-in-law C o n n i e a n d Carmen; g r a n d d a ughter H a ley; a n d sister Karen.

Christopher Bassen is a detective for the K i n g C o unty She riff's D e p a rtment. Until M a r c il, he was d e ployed to Iraq a s a c h a pl a i n ( c a ptain) with the Washington

Tim Rundquist w a s part of a team o f

Army National G u a rd's 1 -1 03rd Armor at

lawyers i n M i nnesota t h a t scored a

C a m p Victory in B a g h d a d . H e p l a n s to

major legal victory with nationwide i m p l i

stan a c h u r c h in the Bonney L ake/Lake

cations. O n M a rc h 3, the M i n n esota

Tap ps (Wash.) area, where his lives with

Supreme Coun ruled in favor of three

his family. His wife, Cheri, is pursuing her

beekeepers, represented by Tim's team,

und e rg ra duat e degree in ministry while

holding that l a ndowners who sprayed

homeschooling their children, C a it l in, to;

pesticides on their hybrid p o p l a r groves

J u l i , 9; H u nter, 7, and J a di n , 5.

could be held l i a b l e for d a m ag e s to the beekeepers' n e i g h boring a p i a ries. At

pa ny. Katy is l e a d pastor at Trinity

After earning h e r Ph.D, receiving h e r

Ferris H i g h S c h ool i n Spokane, where

d i a gnosis, a n d t e a c h i n g at the u niversity

they live.

level, she d e c i d ed to retire early d u e to her health and live and heal. She i s now swimming with dolphins, visiting volcanoes a n d "living at the end of the rainbow lIit erally).· She says life is good a n d she

can be reached a t pumanoel@yahoo.com.

1 992 Class Representative - D a rcy (Panee) And rews

Mike lee a c cepted a position covering environmental aHairs for Cal ifornia's third largest newspaper, the S a n Diego U n i o n Tribune. He a n d his fa m i ly moved from

Sacramento to Fallbrook, Calif., where

his wife Kristen (Buckley '96) takes care of sons Grant, 4, a n d Owen, 2.

1996

issue was the l a n d owners' (the State of

1 990

Minnesota and International P a per) use

Class R e p resentatives - Sean Neely a n d

Bill Feeney is the new vice president at

Class R e p resentatives - Mari ( H oseth)

of Sevin XLR Plus, a carbaryl-based

A n g e l a Vahsh oltz-Andersen

WycoH Insurance of Mount Vernon (Wash.).

Lysne a n d J e n n ifer R i c hes

34 PLU SCENE SUMMER 2005 > ALUMNI CLASS NOTES

Jakki Hurineko

was held in the backyard of Jon's

Tawnya Kyle married Jason Hen ningsen

Gabe Mille r is a c e rt i f i e d f l i g h t instructor

married Donald

parents' home in Wilsonville. Lutes in

Oct. 1 at the Linle White C h a pel in Las

for Galvin Aviation based at Boeing Field

Stodola on Aug.

anend a n c e i n c luded Cathy (Marnifa) Doyle '96, bridesmaid, Borgny (Arneson)

Vegas. She i s a registered nurse at Mary

i n Seanle. One of his flight students is h i s

Bridge Children's H o s p ital a n d Health

brother- i n - l aw, Mark Renne '04, who a l s o

Center in Tacoma, and Jason works for

w o r k s in the c ustomer service depa rt

7 at the Clock Ta c o m a . J a kki's

Anderson '67, mother of the groom, Jenny (McClure) Appel '96, Corie

R.W H e n n i ngsen Logging. They live in

m a i d of honor

(Krueger) Roberts '97, Stacey (Silcox)

Belfair, Wash.

was Sally (Joh nso n '84)

Powell '97, and Maija (Durr) Vance '01.

Tower in

Falcone. Mad ison and Eleanor Bigelow, d a ughters of Rod '90 a n d Stacy (Bryan '93) Bigelow, were flower g i rls. Honored friends at the celebration i n c l uded Heidi Welch, Christine Layne, Tabatha (Smith) Farrington, Elisa ( E l l is ) and TIm Woods

Angela i s a flight anendant with United Airlines, while Jonathan is a systems engineer. They live in Quin cy, Mass.

Scon Kolbet graduated from Catholic D i stance Unive rsity with a master of arts degree in theology, s u m m a cum l a u d e .

'90, Kevin and Jenny (Chase) Myers '00, Brad '00 and Valerie (Weist '98) Watamura, Molly Hernandez '92, and Carole Meland ' 79. Jakki is a registered

F i s h e r C h u rch i n Portland, Ore.

nurse i n la bor and del ivery at St. Joseph

Manhew Bliss recently opened Beyond

H e is a p a s t o r a l associate a t S t . J o h n

Medical Center i n Ta c o m a . Donald i s a

Fitness, a fitness company offe n n g in

patrol officer for the Ta coma P o l i c e

home training and lifestyle and nutritional

D e p artment. T h e y l i v e i n Ta c o m a .

counseling. He a n d his wife, Heather, live in Ta coma.

Teresa Miller w a s s e l e c t e d by Portland

1 998 Class Representative - Shannon

Capitol for four consecutive legislative sessions. Most recently, she worked for six years a s a lobbyist for The Tresidder C o m p a ny, a Salem-based government relations firm.

(Herlocker) Stewart

Class Representative - Ashley Orr

in Bel levue, Wash.

Kami Rumple

Bianca Luebeck completed her degree

married Robert

in tea c h i n g by earning the second state

Liliequist Aug. 1

exam summa cum laude on J a n . 3 1 . She

at Gleneagle

lives i n H a m m , Germany, and started

Golf a n d Cou ntry

teaching a t a high school near Muenster,

C l u b i n Arlington,

Germany, in February.

Wash. Danielle

program coordinator for environmental

(Cook) Beck was matron of honor, a n d Erin Harlan '02 sang

e d u c a tion at Frost Valley YMCA i n the

fourth-grade teacher at Totem Falls

Laura Pa u l i was promoted in August to

Catskills of New York. She lives in

in the wedding. Kami is a third- and

Elementary School in the Snohomish

C l a ryville, NY

(Wash.) School District. Robert is a

200 1

Wash.

They live in

Bellevue, Wash.

Class Rep resentatives - Keith

Pranghofer and Linda (Hutson) Pyle

Brad Powell was ordained

Garth Gustafson is a full-time missionary

Mental Health Center i n Kalispell. She

with YWAM (Youth with a Mission) based

Dia conate by

i n Kana, Hawaii. On March 25, he led a

Bishop

team to T h a i l a n d's tsunami relief area,

Seraphim of

where they spent two months.

Onawa on Feb.

case m a n a g e r at Western Montana

Preparatory School. Tanya has lived i n Montana with h e r two c h i l d ren f o r a l most

Class Rep resentatives - And rew a n d

ments a t the Bellevue Square N o rdstrom

2000

Ta nya Robi nso n is an intenSive c h i l dren's also works part-time at Summit

1 99

to d e p a rtment manager for two d e p a rt

mac hinist at GMS Metal Works in Auburn,

General Electric to serve a s its lobbyist for state governmental affairs. Before j o i n i n g P G E, She worked i n the Oregon

ment at Galvin Aviation. G a bBS wife,

Julie (Renne '01), was recentJy promoted

to the Holy

two years.

Stephanie ( M e r l e ) Tomlinson

Kaia Benson works in Tbilisi, Georgia, Heidi Jantz,

as the regional program manager for the

singer/song

Edmund S. Muskie Graduate Fellowship

writer, recently

'Program in the southern Caucasus.

Katherine (Anderson) Swenson on

released her

The Muskie is sponsored by the U.S.

J a n. 7.

debut album.

D epartment of State a n d provides citizens

"Entries on a n

of Eurasia the opportunity to study at a

Unlined Page,"

master's level in the United States. In

i s a n a c oustic

November 2003, the citizens of Georgia

folk album that

staged what is known as the "Rose

Brad Munn o n Oct. 29. Marie (Wenberg) D e G root on Dec. 26.

Linda (Panik) BeMiller on J a n. 1 7.

tells stories o f everyday living through

Revolution." Their new president, Mikheil

M a rjorie (Wentworth) H u ghes o n

Hei di's unique brand of poetic songwrit

Saakashvilli, is an alumnus o f the Muskie

Nov. 23.

i n g . For further information, visit her

program.

website: www.heidijan tz. com. She lives

Katherine Walker a n d

Don Pruen l e f t a job in research a n d

B r i a n Laffer '97

develo p m ent at Georgia P a c i f i c Corp. to

were married

b e c o m e a science teacher H e teaches

J ul y 31, 2004, at

one s c i e n c e c l a ss a t Sumner (Wash.)

the United

H i g h School i n the morning and travels

Methodist C h u rc h i n Gig

within the Sumner S c hool D istrict during

Burton Seve reid on Dec. 2.

Beny (Riggers) Keith on D e c . 27.

Donald Keith on Jan. 1 .

the cello for the ceremo ny. The reception

M a rilyn IStolze n b u rg) Roberts o n Jan. 2 1 .

was held at the Canterwood Golf and Cou ntry Club in Gig Harbor. Katherine

to younger students and coordin ates the

"Katie" works as a fi nancial aid adminis·

district's science fair.

trator at PLU, a n d Brian i s the assistant

Angela Phay m a rried

lished three books and articles that S a m Gange o n Feb. 1 3.

contrib uted to the literature of reli gion and health.

Anderson A u g . 1 5 at First Ba ptist Church

Roy K. Carlson on Jan 27. Kathy Berry, director of printing, died

ta ught math and A P statistics.

Jonathan

Carole Schramel C a rr on Jan. 1 7.

1 999

Class Representative - Karlene Miles

1 0. He joined PLU i n 1 958 a n d retired in 200 1 . I n the final decade of his c a reer a n d since retirement, he pub·

principal at Bethel High School in Spa naway, Wash" where he previously

Europe a n d earned a bronze star.

Stewart D. Govig, professor emeritus

mentary s c h o o l t e a c h e rs on instructional skills in s c i en c e . He also develops b a s i c

English a t PLU from 1962·67. D u ring

of religion died unexpectedly, April

H a r b o r, Wash. Amy ( N orman) Roth played

l a b s t h a t demonstrate science c o n cepts

Martin Hillger died D e c . 24. He taught World War II, he served throughout

the afternoon. He also helps mentor ele

ti!,--

Kelli Rasche on M a r c h 1 9.

Leslie McDonnell on J a n . 1 0.

in S p o k a n e .

. .

Don Poier on Jan. 2 1 .

of c a n c e r March 1 6. She joined PLU in 1 994. She wa s a n a c c o m plished supervisor and cared deeply about

Kay ( G iffordi Magnuson on D e c . 3 1

each of her staH a s i n dividuals.

in Portland, Ore. The reception

Kelli Rasche died of cancer March 1 9 .

ALUMNI CLASS NOTES > PLU SCENE SUMMER 2005

3, the Feast of the Presentation of C hri st

Mont., on J u l y

in the Te m p l e . Eric Ruthlord w a s in anen

2 6 , 2003. Heidi

d a n c e . Brad rem a i n s a student at St. Vladimi r's Orthodox Theologi c a l Seminary

Ruud and Andrea McElroy

IBroderson) McFeat '99, Stacey (Broderson) Zuber '97, Ian McFeat '99, Ryan Bethel '97, Dan Desmond '97, a n d Todd Miller '96, Serving a s candle

i n Crestwood, N.Y.

w e re brides

l i g hters/readers were Kristin Diericks

maids, while

Ashley Orr '00

Linda (Hutson) Pyle's B o b cat Fid d l i n g group performed at the Arizona M u s i c Ed ucator's Conference i n J a n u ary. They were one of only two string programs in the state chosen to p e rform. She keeps busy directing the largest junior h i g h orchestra program i n the state of Arizona, and she a nd h e r husband, David

'98, were ex pecti n g their first child in

'04, Meredith Woofsey and Stacey

Calahan. Alayna i s an a c c ount m a n a g e r

lives in B u c k's childhood home of

The reception

executive for S u p e r G r a phics, a division 01 G M Name plate. They live i n the

B a llard neighborhood o f Seanle.

S c hool.

Class Representative - Elisabeth Pynn

linancial services representative by

Union S c hool District, a n d J a c k i s a

mechanical engineer at Sandia National laboratories i n livermore, Calif.

Molly Marten was recently h i r e d a s a Himmelman

sales a n d marketing for GM N a m eplate i n Seanle, and S c an is a pitcher for the Seanle M a r i n e rs.

m a rried Janiece

Fitch 'OJ Sept.

a dietic i a n . Ryan is a f i n a n c i a l consultant.

25 at Central lutheran C h u r c h

Josh Miller married Michelle Hanson '03

ill

Sept. 4 at Trin ity lutheran C h u r c h in Parkland. Josh is a U . S . Army warrant

.,...._ . ..

o H i c e r, who received h i s aviator rating on

D istri c t .

review.

'04 w a s a

Benjamin a n d Marianne (Si lveira) White were married at

(Kendall) Spartz a n d Mark

P e a c e lutheran Church i n S a l em,

a registered obstetrics n u rse at the

Ore. Benja min is

Pullman hospital.

a grad uate stu

SCali Nguy joined the P e a c e Corps in M a r c h a s a health H IV/A I D S volunteer i n Botswana. last year, h e ta u g h t fifth grade special e d uc ation i n Boston. Photos a n d journal entries of Sc ott's

dent at Montana State U n iversity in Bozeman, Mont. He received a fellowship from MSU in the physics Ph.D. program. Marianne is chiropractic assistant.

experiences in Botswana can be viewed a t wwvv snguy.com.

Future lutes

David. married Sarah

Champion '01 J a n . 1 6 at

Skamania Lodge o utside Vanc ouver, Wash. They h a d

Tacoma. Josh

Reiman 'OJ a n d

maid. Sara is working p a rt-time a s a co

current PlU stu

dent Bennen Walker '05 were in the wed ding party. Kristina is the marketing and patron services coordinator for the Ta coma Symphony Orchestra, a n d Alex teaches eighth-grade English at Mountain View Junior H i g h School in the S u m ner S c hool District. They live in Ta coma.

Class Representatives - N i c ho l a s Gorne

Alayna Post married Ryan

C o r p s for two y e a r s a s a h e a l t h e d u c a

Broderson '96

t i o n volunteer i n a small villa g e in G u i n e a,

Aug. 20 a t

West A fri c a .

lakewold

G a rd e n s in

Kristian Wiles re c e ive d a master 01 arts degree in sociology from the University of

planned t h e w e d d i n g for th e 1 5th, but a l o c al i c e storm forced them to

Tacoma. PlU

nonprofit housing a g e n c y in Palmer, Alaska, a n d Monique teaches s p e c i a l e d u c a t i o n at P a l m e r M i d d l e S c hool.

9• Vianne Kay (Koch) Reay a n d

day. PLU grads in ane n d a n c e included

Gavin Jensen '01, Hofty (Johnson) Jensen '01, a n d Kristin Nilsen '01. Kevin

h e r husband, Mark, announce

works as the webmaster at PlU, a n d

the birth o f iden

Sarah is a marketing a n d sales c o ordina

tical twins Andrew Mark

tor at Davita, I n c., in Ta c o m a .

1004

John o n J u n e 5. Vian n e is music teacher

Class Representative - Tammy lynn

School D i stri c t.

S c ha p s

Casey Carlson w a s signed to a future contract by the Seanle Seahawks. He was a linebacker for the lutes.

(on leave) in the Edmonds (Wash.)

1 988

..........�� Jake and Theresa (Wallace 'S7)

wedding party

Aaron Dennis c o m p l eted a 500-hour

Mathew

i n c luded Anna

contract with the Cultural Resources

a n n o u n c e the

Edgar, Sarah (Kohn) Atchison, Megan O'Brien, Becca (Ehli) Miller, Janel

36 PLU SCENE SUMMER 2005 > ALUMNI CLASS NOTES

announce the birth of their son, Sawyer, on D e c . 1 9. C u rt continues to work for a

postpone the ceremony until th e next

alumni in the

Delaware on Jan. S.

Curt Christiansen a n d h i s wife, Monique,

a n d M ic h a e l

200Z

Katie Guelker-Cone served i n the P e a c e

a t G l o ri a D e i lutheran C h u r c h in B u n e ,

retirement p l a n n i n g , asset a l l o c ation, s e c u rities brokerage and i n s u r a n c e

h i s master's degree i n geology. Lindsey is

Defiance Park in

Shauna Hoekert '01 was a brides

Whitney Madison married J a c k S k i n n e r

ments, estate p l a n n i n g , business and

where Eric i s a grad uate fellow at

5 at Point

on Aug. 2 1 .

a n d Bria n Riehs

tional ly, with services i n c l u d i n g invest

groomsman. They live in Pullman, Wash.,

Walker '03 Sept.

Wa rren to n, Ore . .

ll1

ing c l i e nts, a s s o ciates and professional p a rt n ers in several states a n d interna

bridesma i d . N i c k George served as a

married Alex

Cullaby lake i n

State University l O re.). Regan i s a p u b l i c

of honor, a n d Annanise Wedell

p a rt n e r for the compa ny,

Kevin Freitas

m a rri e d Regan

water system m a n a g e r in N a selle, Wash.

Hively '04 was

lindsey's m a i d

Kristina liljengren

Wirkkala at

ter o f social work d e g ree at Portland

i n c l u d e d Sara

'03, Michael Bayfous '02,

Sara Johnson

Beach, Wash., and full-time o n her mas

S p o k a n e . The

w e d d i n g pa rty

Lydefl '01. Janiece is a n assistant buyer lor Harry

o c c u rrr i n g disorders c o u n selor i n long

Church. Andrea

90 i s managing

a fee-based f i n a n c i al p l a n n i n g firm s e rv

Washington State University, studying for

Hospital. S h e i s also studying to become

teacher in the Enterprise (Ala.) S c h o o l

Presbyterian

i n c l u d e d Anna

Michael Colon

Michelle is a substitute

Tac o m a First

wedding party

New York Presbyterian Wei l l - C o rnell

I S, and

J u ly 31, 2004, at

Seanle. PlU

alumni in the

istered nurse i n l a b o r and delivery at

J a n.

ried Lindsey Wildlang '04, on

a t T h e C a n a l in

a n d Megan O·Brien. Sarah works in

serves a s president, and Dan Wiersma

Eric Brady mar

Atchison Jan. 29

Edgar, Alayna (Post) Broderson, Becca (Ehli) Miller,

Summit Financial Group. Ed Grogan '93 '

married Scan

at the Shilshole

'01, Aimee Sioboden 'OJ, Marcie Durick 'OJ, and Justin lunt 'OJ. Suzanne is a reg

S a po Experimental International Primary

stitute teacher i n the Brentwood (Calif.)

Bay Beach Club

d a n c e were Kory Onaga '00, Jill Muhm

Ameri c a n Nobel laureate author. Aaron

took p l a c e i n Bune at the home of

Heiberg Aug_ 22

Beauchene-lunt

organization founded b y t h e late

Whitney's parents. Whitney i s a K-S sub

ried Ryan

on e of her bridesmaids. In anen

Pearl S . B u c k International, a develop ment a n d humanitarian assista n c e

Zhenjiang, China, where he works at

Suzanne Beauchene mar

'02 was

position as teacher ambassador through

for Softc h o i c e , a n d Ryan i s an a c count

Sarah Kohn

sister Renee

B l a c kstone, Va. H e then took a volunteer

was a reader.

May. They live in S co ns da l e , A riz .

in S e an l e . Her

cal field technician based a t Ft. Picken in

D epartment o f Virginia State and

birth of t h e i r

Polyt e c h n i c University as an archeologi-

t w i n d a ughters,

Faith Victoria a n d I s a bella Joy, on O ct. 8.

Scott Rapp a n d

They ioin sister Grace, 9, and brother

his wife, Amy,

Eliiah, 7 . Jake is a l i c ensed psych ologist,

a n n o unce the

and Tileresa is the P a cific Region man

birth of Charlie

a g e r for business development at

Walker on Nov.

Revenue Cycle Sol utions. They live in

19. He ioined

Langley, Wash.

John Henry, 2. They live i n

Barbar� IEisner) Benevento a n d her hus band, J o n , announce the arrival of Kellen

Salem, Ore., where Scott is t h e owner o f Adventure Maps, I n c .

Joseph on March 1 8 . He ioined Everett, 3. They live in Portl a n d , Ore.

1 989

....::.. ----, Julie (Cram) Platt a n d her

birth of their

P hotos must be p rints or high q u a l ity j p e g s . Please, no

K olyer, on Dec. 6

reproductions or c o p i es from other ,p u b l i cati o n s .

at Evergreen

Deadline for t h e next issue o f Scene is June 15, 2005.

Hospital i n Kirkland, Wash. H e i o i n e d big brother, Charlie, 3.

Fidelity I nvestments, and Tami c a res for

Diana (Peters) RaV and her h u s b a n d ,

Riley at home.

a s p a c e ava i l a b l e b a sis. Notes will b e e d ited for co ntent.

son, Chad

a n n o u n c e the birth of their first

works for

Photos are welcome, but o n ly o n e photo w i l l be used, and on

a n n o u n c e the

Haves and her h u s b a n d , J e ff,

c h i l d , Riley Sue,

i n c l u d i n g city of residence and w o r k . F e e l free t o use a n oth e r

p i e c e o f p a p e r, b u t p l e a s e l i mit y o u r s u b m i s s i o n to 1 00 words.

husband, Rob,

Tami (Johnson)

on D e c . 23. J eH

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C h r i s , a n nounce t h e birth of their s o n , Edward, o n D e c . 1 . H e ioined brother

Lorraine "Lori"

Henry, 2. They live i n Milwaukie, Ore.

(Lewis) P h i ll i ps

Stephanie

and her hus

Bullard-Beares

band, Brian,

and her hus

welcomed their

band, Kevin,

first child,

a n n o u n c e the

Cecilia Lorraine,

birth of their

on Feb. 5.

second c h ild,

Lorraine is an

Schuyler

attorney at Keller Rohrback LLP a n d

William, on Dec.

B r i a n is a c h e m i c a l e n g i n e e r w i t h his

31. He ioined

own firm, AirPermits. com. They live i n Seattle.

brother Haven M i c hael, 21 months. Stephanie continues

Laurel (Hopkins ) Fisher and h e r h u sband, Thomas, a n n o u n c e the birth of Ian David on Oct. 1 . H e joined sister J ul i a G r a c e, 2. They live in Buckley, Wash.

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through the beautiful g i ft of a d o ption.

Pam (Mever) Johnson and h e r husband, D o u g , announce the birth of Carson

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David on Dec. 6. Carson ioined

Jeff Perry a n d h i s wife, Elizabeth,

brother

announce the birth of Olivia Jane on J a n .

Cameron, 5. Pam works in internati o n a l h u m a n resources

Birth

back to Tacoma this summer.

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a n d Logan, 1 . JeH is a family medicine

for Russell Investment Group, and D o u g

phys i c i a n , who serves a s the medical

is a p h a rmac eutical r e p with Novartis.

director of Valley-Wide Health Systems

PromotlDosJAwald

They live in Ta coma. Visit their website at

i n the Arkansas Valley region of

htlp.//hambug.homestead. com.

Colorado. They live in La J u nta, Colo,

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lisa (Backlund) VanDoorne and her hus

band, Tod d , a n n o u n c e the birth of their

band, Roland, a n n o u n c e the birth of their

son, Caleb We_ston, on J u l 'l 23, 2003. He

son, Kaes, on J a n . 1 6, 2004. He ioins

weighed only 3 Ibs. 7 oz. a t birth, but is

Abigail, 4. Lisa i s the o'll/ner/pri n c i pal of

doing very well and trying to keep u p

P a r a d i g m P u b l ishing. They live in

with b i g sister A l i c i a Marie. They live i n

Anchorage.

Portland, Ore.

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Jennifer (Norman) Wil l iam s on and her

(Idaho) School District. Rachel is a stay

Yasmin

Margaret ICore)

husband, Charles, announce the birth of

at-home mom, who also is an education

Ryan and her

their son, Max, on Sept. 21. He joined sis

al tutor and violin instructor. They live in

IHussain) Caldwell and

t e r P a i g e, 3. They live i n M i sso u l a , Mont.

B o i se , Idaho.

her husband,

announce the

husband, Ryan, b i rt h

C o rey, a n n o u n c e

1 994

the birth of t h e i r

Kim Kemmerling became a foster parent to a w o n d e rfu l n i n e - m onth-old g i rl in

Dan and Karin

May. S h e lives in Magnolia, N.J.

(Wi i tala '95) Roney a n n ou n c e the birth of Elliot

of Sarah

M a rg a ret on

f i r s t c h i l d , David

Nov. I I . S h e

C hri st o p h er, o n

j o i n e d b roth e r

M a r c h 3. They live in Puya l l u p, Wash.

Nathan, 4. They live i n G i g Harbor, Wash.

Ryan and Liesl ( F l oorl Brown a n no u n c e

Daniel on July

Robyn IGuntrip)

the birth of Larson Ryan o n Dec_ 1 5 . He

joined Collin, 3, and Annalisa, 1. Ryan is a

1 7, 2004. He joined Brendan, 3. Th ey l ive

LaChance and

sales manager for Econobox, while Liesl Sa mm a m i sh , Was h .

Aaron a n d Rac h e l l F i nn an '95) Hubler

Trent a n d Kim

announce the

(Carl '97)

birth of Caleb

Erickson

10, 2004. He

birth of Jack

j o i n e d sister,

Edward on Oct.

Cassandra, 3.

25. H e j o i n e d b i g

A ar on i s a m i d

sister EllIe, 2.

husband, Todd, announce the

d a u g h ter Lauren

birth of I ngrid

on April 26, 2004.

Elizabeth on Oct.

Robyn i s vice president of market i n g at

31. S h e j o i ns Kaarin Grace, 2.

i n Kent, Wash.

Anna is a stay-at-home mem, while Tod d i s a physician assistant at St. Croix

Scon and Stephanie (Page) Lester announce the birth of their d au g ht e r, Seeley

Orthopedics in Stillwater, M i n n . They live in North Hudson, Wis_

I 97 David Quiggle and his wife,

Oecille, on May

They Itve in Fede ra l Way, Wash.

dle school teacher i n t h e M e ridi a n

Peter, announce

Sound Credit Union in Tacoma. They live

announce the

Matthew on July

Anna INelson) Holter and her

the bi rth of

stays home full time. They live in

in Seattle.

her husband,

1 1 , 2004.

Valerie,

Stephanie recently accepted a quality

announce the

assurance coordinator position with the

birth of their first

Fred Hutchinson Research Center in

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Seattle. Scott works at SCS Engineers, an

child, Tyler Joseph, on Nov.

environmental c o n su l ti ng firm in Bellevue,

6. D a vi d is a

Wash. They live in I ss aq u a h , Wa sh .

police oHic er

with the C i ty o f Kirkland (Wash ) They

Bren Stevenson

live i n B o t h e ll, Wa s h.

and his wife, Elizabeth,

Andy a n d

a n n o u n c e the

Stephanie

birth of Ellie

(Merle) Tomlinson

Marie on Sept. 9. She joined

announce the

A s h l ey, 3.

birth of M e g a n

They live i n Everett, Wash.

Kristine on A u g .

10. S h e j o i n e d big brother B r y a n And rew, 2. Andy is the vice president of finance at

Karen IAndrade) Shelver and h e r

Atlas Products in N a m p a , I d a h o . Stephanie i s t a k i ng time oH f r o m tea c h

husband, Brian,

i n g at B o i s e State U n iversity to b e a l u l l

announce the

time mom. They can be reached a t tom

birth of son

lian@hotmail.com or stephanie tomlin

Zachary on Jan.

son@hotmail.com.

1 6. Karen is a

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Microsoft. They live in Redmond, Wa s h .

G il lespie a nd her husband, Patrick, announce the

birth of Katelynn

Joe Hertig and his wife, Christine, announce the birth of Joseph Aiden on O c t 1 2 . H e joined sister Sa ra h, 6. They

Louise on Nov.

1 1 . She joins Shannon Christine, 4. Amy is a registered nurse in the neonatal inten sive c a re unit at Ta coma General

Hospital. They live i n Gig Har bor, Wash.

live i n Missoula, M ont.

Jason Dahlberg Nancy,

Aaron and Jenny (Goner '99) Stewart

announce the

birth of their first

birth of Luke

c hi l d , J a c klyn

Da vid on

Sofia, on J u ly 4,

May 7, 2004.

and his wife,

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Amy (Cram)

2004. They live in

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Heidi (Keller) Massie and her

Banks, Ore.

husband, Levi, announce the

Brian and N i k ky (Hammond '01) BerkenhoH announce the birth of their

birth of their son, Hudson Levi, on feb. 9.

He joined sister Emma, Vancouver, Wash.

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husband, Kyle, a n n o u n c e the

her position as readership editor of The

birth of their

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p .. r pective ...

T A B l E

Comparative Sta ti stics

Corruption Index I

Freedom nde

Ownership

Illde

Composite

Environment

Ind x V

Index V

1 8 .6

3 1 .0

Tier 1

88.3

39.6

3 8 .0

Tier 2

76 . 0

46.5

42.3

28.7

38.9

Tier 3

59. 1

65 . 4

54.2

47. 1

44.2

Tier 4

1 8 .7

8 8 .4

8 1 .7

84.2

58.5

Power

Untertainty

Individualism

GDP $ Per Capita

Growth Ra

Distance

nd x V1

voidanc Ind x VII

Call

ivism

Ind

III

(95

GOP

(

Tier 1

69.5

59.4

1 9.5

892

- 1.1%

Tier 2

56.3

60.2

27.6

2,032

1 .7 %

Tier 3

42.6

7 1 .3

56.7

4,596

1 .7 %

Tier 4

24.7

35. 1

77 . 0

24, 1 27

2.5 %

Sources: See text for details.

Economic data from Human Development

Report 2002.

papers dealing with a m u lti-disc i p l i n ary

corruption and low wealth are eit her c u r

ernrnents and b u reaucracy, can accom

framework fo r eco nomic development,

rent/former communi st sta tes and/or

l110d:lte risk, and are i n d ivid u a l i stic in

fo u n ded morc o n h U 111an nature and

theocracies. These are large, o ld and

nature. I m portantly, not o n ly is incol11e

b u reaucracy than on economic theo r),.

complex b u reaucratic c u l tu res.

level m u c h h igher, b ur weal t h is far :I

Conversely, the fu l l y developed nations

111 0re e q u a l ly s hared -

development models - principally the

are comparatively yo u nger, smaller, far

not attribut e d to c:l p i ta l i s m . Moderate

Something \Vas missing from the old

trait gene ral l y

role o f freed o m , owners h i p , corr u p tion

m o re i n d ividualistic and transparenr

b u reaucratic con trol im p l i es pros perity,

and complexity. O u r thesis i s that politi

i n nat u re. This lack o f b u reaucratic

J U S t l i ke i n the p rivate sector.

cal eco n o m ics and psychology of con

co m p le x i ty may help explain their

trol arc d i rectly l i nked to the intrinsic

pros penty.

h u man tensions between owners h i p and

)

Specifical ly, the l i n k between higher

Conclusion What does a l l t h i s l11ean) At the

respons i b i l i ty, freedom and actual i za

levels of individualism and lower leve l s

tion, and control and corruption - or a

of corru ption is very s t rong. Most

and theocratic mandates do not 1110ti

" triad of strains." The basic tenets of the

i m portant, the h igh wealth and low cor

vate, but merely lead to pover t)', h u man

l l11 portant nar.ional level, cen tral plans

triad are: That without owners h i p there

r u p t i o n cou ntries h ave i nd e pendent

rights ab use and m i l i tari s m . Con trol

can be no respon s i b i l i ty; freedom and

c u l t u res versus the dependent c u ltu res

and a u t h o ri ty become the overriding if

respon s i b i l i ty go hand-in-hand; and

foulld in low wealth and h igh corr u p

not o n ly Illotive, leadi n g to s p i ra l i n g lev

u nwise use o f poli t.ical co n tro l severely

tion nations. O u r contention is that

els o f corruption. And, at that point, the

u ndermi nes econo mic deve l o pment.

both b u reaucracies and theocracies h ave

h u m a n condition is seriousl), u n der

O u r research o n the [riad ra n ked 97 coun tries comprising 90 percent of world p o p u lation o n basis o f the fo l

no i n ce n tive fo r efficiency, a d d i ng layers

m i ned by a lack of control over their

of complex i ty and often corru ption.

own fa te, res u l t i n g i n

Underdeveloped n a tions s u c h as

tacit acceptance

o f the status quo o f i m pove rish men t.

lowi ng indexes develo ped by others:

Uzbekistan, I ndonesia and Russia have

corruption (Transparency

a very h i g h level of corru p tion and a

em bedded and res onant h u m a n

I nternational ) , freedom (Freedom

low level of both freedom and owner

des i re, b u r a wish t o be self-reliant own

House), owners h i p (Heritage

s h i p . The ir i ncome levels are additi o nal

ers :lnd to care fo r what they h ave is a

Foundarion), c u J tLlre (Hofstede), and

ly very low, as we l l as l i fe expectancy

close seco n d .

cllvironmental s u s ra i n ab i l i ty (Yale

and environmental sustainab i l i ry.

U n iversity). (See Table 1, en titled

Co nversely, deve l o p ed nations s u c h as

Freedom is perhaps the most deeply

Fortunate ly, electoral dcmocracies now represent 1 20 o f 1 9 2 existing c o u n

the U n i ted Kingd o m , Australia and the

t r i e s , versus 1 00 years ago w h e n there

U n i ted States, have a low level of COl'-

were j u s t a handfu l o f democratic

tries with high i n d ividualism (defined

ru ption, a high level of both freedom

nations. Apparen tly, freedom and own

as Tier

and owners h i p and i ncome levels nearly

ers h i p - the bane of control and tyranny

30 ti mes h i gher. These c o u n t ries have a

- are contagiolls.

Comparative Statistics.) \Ve fou n d with few exceptions, coun

4) also have low corr u ption and

h igh wealth. All the countries with low i ndividualism (defined as Tier

1), high

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