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Featured Stories
Commission Unveils Plan for Academic Priorities
President Michael Mooney discusses the future direction of the arts and sciences at Lewis & Clark.
The Journey Continues
The College Commemorates the Bicentennial of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
On Palatine Hill
I’m Tormented by Turtles
“Ironclad” Research May Lead to Cleaner Water
Share Your Memories of Former Professors
Still Multilingual After All The Years?
Visit Romania in Summer 2003
Sports Hall of Fame Turns 25
About the Roundabout

Art Gallery Nouveau
Hall Named for Parents (but Maggie Gets Café)
Life in Balance
Law School Reunion
JDs Extraordinaire
1 + 1 = $2 Million
Guiding Principals
Faculty Focus
The Magnificent Pamplin 7
The Rogers 2 Dozen

Did Anyone Bring a Measuring Tape?
South Africa or Bust

Vintage Nader

Beyond the Beltway
Vital Stats
Entropy Rewarded
Symposium Sizzles

Hanging on by a Hair

Professor Par Excellence
Profiles
Lockey White JD ’01 E-database of Legal Research Saves Trees
In a world in which profit often prevails over protecting the environment, Lockey White is proving what’s good for the pocketbook can be good for the planet.
Kevin Travers ’95 Cell Research Targets Cancer Mysteries
Scientists agree that curing cancer involves unlocking the complexities of the cell, and Kevin Travers is on a team that might have its fingers on that elusive key.
Sam Drevo ’99 Extreme Kayaker Turns Businessman
“You’re about to paddle over a three-story waterfall, and you don’t have time to think. Adrenaline is pumping. Instinct kicks in. There’s no time to relax. You accelerate over the second waterfall, keeping your boat on top of the water, and sprint toward the finish line.”
Merle Marceau MA ’01 Addictions Counselor Returns to His Tribal Roots
It may have been the cans of beer his babysitter gave him when he was 7 to make him sleep. Or maybe it was the hopelessness he felt as a teenager with nothing to do except joyride around the reservation, siphoning gas from cars parked along the dusty streets of his Blackfeet Indian town at the foot of the Rocky Mountains.
Alumni News
In Memoriam
In Memoriam, Winter 2003
Honoring alumni, faculty, staff, and friends who have recently passed.






