Extraordinary People, Extraordinary Place

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  • Social Justice Experience in India

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    It was during a Gustavus Social Justice, Peace, and Development Semester in India that Mary Duvall realized she would someday return.

  • Five Awarded NCAA Scholarships

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    Five Gustavus students were awarded National Collegiate Athletic Association postgraduate scholarships, ranking Gustavus Adolphus College second in the nation for the highest number of these scholarships in the 2004-2005 school year.

  • Fulbright Scholar in Bulgaria

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    Selected to take part in the Fulbright International Summer Institute (FISI), Gustavus senior Matt Forbes is spending two weeks in Pamporovo, Bulgaria.

  • All Are Welcome

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    Gustie grad David Scherer has created JUMP, Joint Urban Ministries in Praise, a worship service designed to communicate to urban youth.

  • Celebrating Senior Week

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    Gustavus continues its unique tradition of celebrating community during Senior Week in the days between finals and commencement.

  • Immersion exposes social justice issues

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    Twelve first-year students and their group leaders traveled to Camp Iduhapi so that they could take part in what was called the “Cambodian Killing Fields simulation”–part of a voluntary social justice immersion organized for incoming students.

  • Serving Beyond Gustavus

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    From teaching English in Japan to working to empower women affected by domestic violence, many from the Class of 2005 plan to continue their call to serve beyond Gustavus.

  • Joe Lencioni – His Plerotic Self

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    Joe Lencioni is a Renaissance kind of guy. A senior religion major at Gustavus from Princeton, Minn., he has done just about everything he can to counter the stereotypical image of the staid and serious pre-seminarian.

  • Forensics at Gustavus

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    The 2004-05 Gustavus forensic team may prove to be the strongest and most celebrated among all those the College has produced.

  • Leaving Old Main

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    For the first time since 1973, Education professor Al Pearson has had to move to a new office.