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Volume 3, Number 3 (2007) Winter 2007


Linfield’s connections to the community have been strong throughout the college’s 149 year history. In this issue, we explore the efforts of two psychology professors who are studying youth and providing valuable information to families, while giving their students an opportunity to conduct meaningful research. We also share the images and insights from one alumnus who spent six weeks embedded with troops in Iraq. Read on for two examples of the commitment of faculty and students who serve the greater community, both here and around the world. And we will give you a glimpse of the creativity of our students and faculty and some historical insight into why President Leonard Riley so opposed the sport of football. We look forward to celebrating the rich history of Linfield as we approach our sesquicentennial year, even as we plan for Linfield’s next 150 years.

Front Matter

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Front Cover
Daniel Hurst

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Table of Contents
Linfield Magazine Staff

Departments

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A View from Melrose
Thomas L. Hellie

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Linfield Digest
Linfield Magazine Staff

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Alumni News
Linfield Magazine Staff

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'Cat Tracks
Linfield Magazine Staff and Kasey Richter '09

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Class Notes
Linfield Magazine Staff and Laura Davis

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Alumni Profile
Jodi Kilcup

Features

Back Matter

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Back Cover
Laura Davis and Mardi Mileham

Editors

Editor
Mardi Mileham

Assistant Editor
Laura Davis

Graphic Design
Candido Salinas III

Photography
Kelly Bird
Laura Davis
Daniel Hurst
Mardi Mileham
Tony Overman '85
Rob Reynolds
RJ Studio

Contributors
Kelly Bird
Thomas L. Hellie
Marvin Henberg
Jodi Kilcup
Beth Rogers Thompson
Kasey Richter '09

Advisory Board
Ed Gans
Dick Hughes ’75
R. Gregory Nokes
Sherri (Dunmyer) Partridge ’86
Amyn (Westersund) Rogers '96