Fall 2010 Coverage: Golden Memories
CLASS OF 1960 ALUMNI gathered at Reunion in June, lunched, laughed and added their names to the Golden Guard Sidewalk near Old College Hall.
Briefly Noted
Past and Present Dinner, a rainy commencement and Pacific's expert on the hoarding disorder.
Passion for Nature
An art major while at Pacific, Miranda Mueller has illustrated two books to date, including "Mishka: An Adoption Tale," and "The Forever Friends." Her most recent project has been creating customized name plates for nurseries and child's rooms.
Return to the Gridiron
100th Season Begins with High Hopes
After a 19-year absence, Pacific football returns this fall with a new stadium, new field and over 100 players eager to start the University's 100th season.
Memorabilia: The Marsh Letters
Though separated by 131 years, 19 students both encountered and became acquainted with President Sidney Harper Marsh, Pacific University’s first president, through their transcription of a selection of Marsh’s letters, sermons and a commencement address.
The Last Rich Year
On December 7, 1941, news of the attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawai’i shocked the world and brought America abruptly into the war. In Forest Grove, though, for a time life went on as always under the peaceful oaks.
The World Cup and the Politics of Immigration
The 2010 World Cup Soccer (football in the rest of the world) playoffs in South Africa captivated sports fans across the globe. Several European teams with the most draconian immigration policies saw immigrant players make huge contributions.