Features
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MardiLyn Saathoff ’78, M.A.T. ’83, J.D. ’90 advises Oregon’s governor. -
The graduate school’s Marriage and Family Therapy Program takes root in the community.
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Lewis & Clark’s championship debaters speak up about forensics.
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The traditional Zulu song “Siyahamba” and the “Alleluia” from Johann Sebastian Bach’s motet Lobet den Herrn marked Thomas J. Hochstettler’s inauguration as the College’s 23rd president on March 6, 2005.
On Palatine Hill
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Alumni & Class Notes
Profiles
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Jack Venables ‘56 The Voices of Pioneer Athletics -
Ron Marks ‘78 Washington Insider
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Nancy Campbell J.D. ‘79 Confronting Domestic Violence -
Tsunami Response: Alumni in Sri Lanka
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Elsa Bro M.A.T. ‘03 Teaching the Art of Language
Afterword
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About 45 years ago in Calcutta, my father taught part time at five different colleges to earn enough money for a one-way ticket to San Francisco. He wanted to go to the University of California at Berkeley to earn his Ph.D.