| The Value of Time
IN THE FIRST year of
a $1-million endowment, $50,000 (5 percent) could go to an
SPU program or scholarship. In 20 years, assuming 9 percent growth,
that same endowment will reach more than $2.1 million, will
pay out $105,342 that year, and will have paid out
nearly $1.5 million over the 20-year period.
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From the President
As ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ gains notice nationwide, President Philip Eaton
challenges the community. “Build your city on a hill so everyone can see
what you are doing,” he writes. “Build a reputation.”
Honor Roles
A President’s Chapel in May honored five faculty and staff members for
their individual excellence. [Campus]
Three Faculty Say Good-Bye
As they retire, three professors mark the completion of their remarkable careers
at ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ and beyond. [Faculty]
The 2004 Medallion Awards
Alumni awards spotlight 10 Seattle Pacific graduates who have engaged the culture
in various ways.[Alumni]
Attack of the Big-Screen Clones
Response reviews some of Hollywood’s film portrayals of cloning and related
topics. See which ones may be worth your time watching. [Books & Film]
The Heritage Mile
Before her hip-replacement surgery, Doris Heritage and
200 of her students and friends ran a final mile together — and
raised money for the Heritage Scholarship Endowment. [Athletics]
My Response
Debra Prinzing, 1981 SPU alumna, helps readers find God in their gardens. “… I
think the pursuit of beauty in the garden is a pursuit to know God better,” she
says.
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