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Lute Lingo https://www.plu.edu/asplu/what-we-do/lute-lingo/

AUC The CommonsThe Dining hall in the Anderson University Center UC/AUCAnderson University Center vocationVocation is the term we use at PLU to describe the multiplicity of options for career and other post-collegiate opportunities. Wang CenterCenter for Study Away resources. Located by MBR withdrawTo leave a class or the university. There is sometimes a fee to withdraw from a class. ANTHAnthropology ARTDArt and Design BIOLBiology BUSABusiness Administration BMBABusiness - Master's of Business

2014 Speaker Biographies https://www.plu.edu/holocaustconference-2016/about/conference-archives/2014-holocaust-conference/biographies/

. Her mother, Magda, also played a crucial role, and Nelly spent her teenage years in this amazing community. She moved to the United States after the war, settled in Minnesota, and is now retired from a career teaching French.Pierre Sauvage is a child survivor of the Holocaust and a child of Holocaust survivors. An Emmy Award-winning documentary filmmaker, Sauvage is the President of the Chambon Foundation, which he founded in 1982. Weapons of the Spirit won numerous awards, including the

2014 Speaker Biographies https://www.plu.edu/holocaustconference-distortion-and-denial/about/conference-archives/2014-holocaust-conference/biographies/

. Her mother, Magda, also played a crucial role, and Nelly spent her teenage years in this amazing community. She moved to the United States after the war, settled in Minnesota, and is now retired from a career teaching French.Pierre Sauvage is a child survivor of the Holocaust and a child of Holocaust survivors. An Emmy Award-winning documentary filmmaker, Sauvage is the President of the Chambon Foundation, which he founded in 1982. Weapons of the Spirit won numerous awards, including the

2014 Speaker Biographies https://www.plu.edu/holocaustconference-first-do-no-harm/about/conference-archives/2014-holocaust-conference/biographies/

. Her mother, Magda, also played a crucial role, and Nelly spent her teenage years in this amazing community. She moved to the United States after the war, settled in Minnesota, and is now retired from a career teaching French.Pierre Sauvage is a child survivor of the Holocaust and a child of Holocaust survivors. An Emmy Award-winning documentary filmmaker, Sauvage is the President of the Chambon Foundation, which he founded in 1982. Weapons of the Spirit won numerous awards, including the

2014 Speaker Biographies https://www.plu.edu/holocaustconference-jewish-life-in-poland/about/conference-archives/2014-holocaust-conference/2014-biographies/

. Her mother, Magda, also played a crucial role, and Nelly spent her teenage years in this amazing community. She moved to the United States after the war, settled in Minnesota, and is now retired from a career teaching French.Pierre Sauvage is a child survivor of the Holocaust and a child of Holocaust survivors. An Emmy Award-winning documentary filmmaker, Sauvage is the President of the Chambon Foundation, which he founded in 1982. Weapons of the Spirit won numerous awards, including the

2014 Speaker Biographies https://www.plu.edu/holocaustconference-resistance/about/conference-archives/2014-holocaust-conference/biographies/

. Her mother, Magda, also played a crucial role, and Nelly spent her teenage years in this amazing community. She moved to the United States after the war, settled in Minnesota, and is now retired from a career teaching French.Pierre Sauvage is a child survivor of the Holocaust and a child of Holocaust survivors. An Emmy Award-winning documentary filmmaker, Sauvage is the President of the Chambon Foundation, which he founded in 1982. Weapons of the Spirit won numerous awards, including the

2014 Speaker Biographies https://www.plu.edu/holocaustconference-synagogue-and-church/about/conference-archives/2014-holocaust-conference/biographies/

. Her mother, Magda, also played a crucial role, and Nelly spent her teenage years in this amazing community. She moved to the United States after the war, settled in Minnesota, and is now retired from a career teaching French.Pierre Sauvage is a child survivor of the Holocaust and a child of Holocaust survivors. An Emmy Award-winning documentary filmmaker, Sauvage is the President of the Chambon Foundation, which he founded in 1982. Weapons of the Spirit won numerous awards, including the

2014 Speaker Biographies https://www.plu.edu/holocaustconference/about/conference-archives/2014-holocaust-conference/2014-biographies/

. Her mother, Magda, also played a crucial role, and Nelly spent her teenage years in this amazing community. She moved to the United States after the war, settled in Minnesota, and is now retired from a career teaching French.Pierre Sauvage is a child survivor of the Holocaust and a child of Holocaust survivors. An Emmy Award-winning documentary filmmaker, Sauvage is the President of the Chambon Foundation, which he founded in 1982. Weapons of the Spirit won numerous awards, including the

Back to Normal https://www.plu.edu/news/archive/2009/12/01/back-to-normal/

through a typical 12-hour day, Parnell said his goals are Alaska’s economy, families, and focusing on things like a responsible budget and anti-domestic violence legislation. Although he’d never put “being governor” on his to do list – he was considering a congressional run when Palin told him she was resigning – politics has always been part of his life. His father, Pat Parnell, was an Alaskan lawmaker in the 1980s who started his political career as a Democrat, then switched to the Republican party

William Foege ’57: Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient https://www.plu.edu/news/archive/2012/04/27/william-foege-57-presidential-medal-of-freedom-recipient/

the successful campaign to eradicate smallpox in the 1970s. He was appointed director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in 1977 and, with colleagues, founded the Task Force for Child Survival in 1984. While at the CDC, he forced drug companies to warn that aspirin may cause the sometimes deadly Reye Syndrome, reacted quickly to alert women to the dangers of toxic shock syndrome and saw the first cases of a frightening new disease in the early 1980s: AIDS. Over his career, he has