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friends by our side. We’re constantly hanging out with each other and fostering nothing but good connections on and off the field. Another thing that I love about my team is that we play frisbee because we love sport but we push each other to do better each practice and tournament for one another. This team would be nothing without the great relationships we have and I truly appreciate each and every one of my teammates. We’ve all been through hell and back together and I wouldn’t have it any other

School in Seattle. “A lot of the kids I coached grew up in tough situations,” he said. “I coached because I truly believe it is a great tool for shaping young men into successful people who are going to give back to the community.” In 2012, Monroe accepted a position as the ecumenical and multifaith campus minister at Seattle University, but the relationships built in the Tacoma community and at PLU brought him back to his adopted town. He returned in 2015 to work for Habitat for Humanity, where he

later Franklin High School in Seattle. “A lot of the kids I coached grew up in tough situations,” he said. “I coached because I truly believe it is a great tool for shaping young men into successful people who are going to give back to the community.” In 2012, Monroe accepted a position as the ecumenical and multifaith campus minister at Seattle University, but the relationships built in the Tacoma community and at PLU brought him back to his adopted town. He returned in 2015 to work for Habitat for

’07, Harmony LUCAS KULHANEK-ARENAS ’14, Queer Ally Student Union ALEXANDRA CLAYTON ’16, Queer Ally Student Union What was/is the PLU climate/culture? Brian Bannon ‘97: To my knowledge, I think I was probably the first openly gay male student at PLU. Beth Kraig and Tom Campbell were the first openly gay faculty. It wasn’t a dangerous environment, but as a gay student you wouldn’t perceive PLU as a super embracing environment. I had a couple of guys who gave me a hard time and called me some pretty

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lives you’re able to compartmentalize how you fit into all [video: Dr. Luther’s voice comes in over more clips. A couple speaks to an advisor. A historical building in downtown Tacoma. A shot of a Courthouse in Tacoma.] Dr. Luther: part of this new criminal justice program will be a required internship so that not only are we educating our students but instead our students are getting educated by community agencies [video: Return to Dr. Luther in her office.] Dr. Luther: and that they’re able to

, Marilyn Knutson recalled. It was then, and still is, a home with an open door. The couple built a downstairs apartment in the late 1980s and hosted students, visitors, speakers — even former PLU President Loren Anderson and his wife, MaryAnn, who lived there for several months while Gonyea House was under renovation. Every morning Knutson, a former elementary school teacher, walks the perimeter of the PLU campus and picks up trash in her neighborhood. Her biggest enemies are crows getting into garbage

student in that moment, harkening back to her own brush with failure in college. She underperformed in a couple classes, as a result of her personal anxieties, and risked not graduating. “I struggled hard with being disciplined and being interested in the work,” she said of the courses, “I failed two exams and ended up having to schedule blocks of time in a study room in the library for hours at a time to force myself to do the work.” “It was almost a shame thing. I didn’t want to talk about it. It’s

to the house to turn in an assignment, Marilyn Knutson recalled. It was then, and still is, a home with an open door. The couple built a downstairs apartment in the late 1980s and hosted students, visitors, speakers — even former PLU President Loren Anderson and his wife, MaryAnn, who lived there for several months while Gonyea House was under renovation. Every morning Knutson, a former elementary school teacher, walks the perimeter of the PLU campus and picks up trash in her neighborhood. Her

and left the rest behind. We saw what we wanted to see and we morphed into each other’s lives in ways that maybe we shouldn’t have. We didn’t know “left from right from wrong.” You’ll hug me one last time and I’ll walk myself home, “it’s only a couple miles.” By Lauren Wetzel Bad Day by Daniel Powter 09/28/2021 Today was terrible. I had physics. Just kidding. Unless…  It was rainy this morning, but let’s not start there. It began on a dark and stormy night, I had 5 hours of consecutive physics, I