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The Chronicle Magazine

Winter 2005

Features

  • Remembering Jimmy Miller on His 100th Birthday
    James F. “Jimmy” Miller, renowned investor and philanthropist, would have been 100 years old on February 20. Although he didn’t live to see that milestone (he died June 3, 2004), he left behind a living legacy of Lewis & Clark students, faculty, and alumni who continue to benefit from his generosity.
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    Howard Hall Joins the Academic Quad
    Over winter break, more than 50 faculty and staff members moved into John R. Howard Hall, located at the heart of the academic campus.
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    Taking the Next Step
    With the introduction of its first doctoral program, Lewis & Clark takes a bold step toward advancing education throughout the region.
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    A New Eye on the Sky
    With the addition of the Sherman Fairchild Foundation Telescope, Lewis & Clark’s astronomy program reaches new heights.

Profiles

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    Outstanding Alumni Honored
    The College of Arts and Sciences recognized three alumni for their outstanding achievements and community service at the annual Alumni Honors Banquet in September.

Afterword

  • Imagining Moral Worlds: Ethics in Teaching and Learning
    One of my lifelong commitments as a teacher and scholar has been that of exploring the role of imagination and narrative in the course of moral and ethical development. I have long viewed teaching and learning as acts of discovery, portraiture, and inquiry: discovery of new ways of seeing and thinking;portraiture of persons, time, and place across many contexts and cultures; and open and fearless inquiry into problems and possibilities that might take a different turn than others have tried.

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