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	Time to Think In the second of a four-part series, President Eaton calls for a commitment to the life of the mind. "In this fast-paced, information-flooded, image-dominated new world, who is going to sort out all of the information and turn it into relevant knowledge?" President Eaton Engages the Culture
	An Officer and a Gentleman In 1999, President Clinton appointed Gaylord Gunhus '62 chief of chaplains for the U.S. Army. The 2001 Alumnus of the Year has spent his career ministering to soldiers in crisis. What Will Be Your Life Story? That's the question SPU is asking prospective students. The University's vision for equipping graduates to "change the world" is attracting a record number of applicants. Fire Station Sarah The first female firefighter and emergency medical technician in Pendleton, Oregon, Sarah Hardman '99 found her niche in a male-dominated profession. Sabbath Are you managing your time -- or is it managing you? SPU Dean of the Chapel Tim Dearborn explores "the secret of Sabbath time." Readings About the Sabbath Students Organize All-Campus Sabbath Retreat Ethics and the New Testament Author of the widely acclaimed book The Moral Vision of the New Testament, Richard Hays describes for Response the biblical "lenses" that bring moral debates into focus. SPU Church Leaders Forums Continue Their Focus on Reconciliation
	Faculty News and Books Recent faculty achievements include a book on praying with your children, a scholarship for fashion design students, and a professor-student research project on the former USSR. The Elephant Man SPU's Homecoming theatre production traces the spiritual journey of Frederick Treves, a 19th century London doctor who "rescues" the famed "Elephant Man." Homecoming is on the horizon, and so are several months of basketball and gymnastics competition, guest speakers, concerts and theatre productions. Phonathon Is an "All-Community Event" Murphy Leaves SPU Weter Lecture Draws From New Research on the Human Brain SPU's New Counseling Clinic Serves the Rainier Valley SPU Launches Christian Stewardship Newsletter and Web Site Correction: We Got Our Marstons Mixed Up! New Evening Degree Targets Working Adults Local Teens Visit the Streets Through YouthQuest
	Big Shoes to Fill Some SPU athletes are upholding a family tradition as well as a Falcon tradition. Response interviews second-generation SPU competitors and their athlete parents. A Season of Firsts for Volleyball, Close Finishes for Soccer and Cross Country Basketball Teams Are Nationally Ranked SPU Opts for New Conference
	An Officer and a Gentleman In 1999, President Clinton appointed Gaylord Gunhus '62 chief of chaplains for the U.S. Army. The 2001 Alumnus of the Year has spent his career ministering to soldiers in crisis. Fire Station Sarah The first female firefighter and emergency medical technician in Pendleton, Oregon, Sarah Hardman '99 found her niche in a male-dominated profession. Homecoming 2001 Class Reunion Footnotes All Fired Up for Homecoming! A Missionary Who Works With His Hands In the Air and on the Ground, Alum Seeks New Challenges Some Things Change -- and Some Things Stay the Same SPU Launches Christian Stewardship Newsletter and Web Site Dream Job: Theatre Grad Joins Experience Music Project Correction: We Got Our Marstons Mixed Up!
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