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Spring 2013

Congratulations to the women’s cross country team on advancing to the nationals for the first time in school history (Chronicle, winter 2013).

As a former three-time All-American in cross country (22nd in 1962, 10th in 1963, 9th in 1965) and a six-time All-American in track from 1963 to 1966 (two-mile, three-mile, and steeplechase), I am pleased that the college’s running program is still thriving!

Christopher Miller BS ’66
Woodside, California

We asked our Facebook fans to fill in the blank: “When I say, ‘Lewis & Clark,’ you think _________.”

Here’s a sampling of responses:

Lush and green
Spencer Klein

Exploration and discovery, of course! Also outspoken individuals who will make amazing change in their lifetime.
Maren Corbly BA ’11

International
Aurelian Buzdugan

Outside the box
Leslie Atiyeh BA ’84

Curiosity … and nostalgia for some amazing experiences and wonderful professors.
Melia Tichenor BA ’07

Some of the best times of my life.
Gary Gunter BA ’96

Top notch … special … beautiful!
Susan Hart

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