 All-campus forum sheds light on terrorism
"Some colleges canceled fundraisers. Others scrapped football games. At Lewis & Clark College on Friday, [Sept. 21,] Michael Mooney shut down the campus to teach," reported The Oregonian.
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 Charles Swindells ’64 named ambassador
President George W. Bush has appointed and the U.S. Senate has confirmed Charles J. (Butch) Swindells ’64 as U.S. ambassador to New Zealand and Samoa. His nomination had the strong support of both of Oregon’s senators, Republican Gordon Smith and Democrat Ron Wyden.
Continue this article Miller retires—but continues to teach
Ann Miller began playing piano when she was only 22 months old. She gave her first recital at the age of 3.
"I can’t remember a time when I didn’t play piano," she says. Continue this article More Faculty News | | Kugler ’79 studies Dead Sea Scrolls
Since stumbling across the Dead Sea Scrolls as a graduate student in the early 1990s, Robert Kugler ’79 has ridden the extraordinary texts to recognition. A gifted linguist and prodigious author, Kugler is at the forefront of a second generation of biblical scholars who are mining the ancient manuscripts for insight into the shared roots of Judaism and Christianity. Continue this article More Alumni News Events
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 Sen. Smith tells law graduates to make a difference in their communities
U.S. Sen. Gordon Smith charged the 230 graduates of Lewis & Clark Law School to make a positive difference in their communities and their country.
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When I was l4 years old, I began a course in analytic geometry. I had always enjoyed mathematics and had appreciated its sensible techniques, but nothing had prepared me for what I was about to experience. Continue this article  Close the achievement gap, Schorr urges graduates
Lisbeth Schorr, renowned author, advocate and social analyst, urged graduates of Lewis & Clark College Graduate School of Education "to build a world in which all children can grow into adulthood with a realistic stake in the American dream.
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