St. Olaf Magazine
Fall 2006
St. Olaf Magazine won six awards at the annual Minnesota Magazine & Publications Association (MMPA) Publishing Excellence Awards, including Gold Awards for Overall Excellence, Overall Best Design, Best Feature Article, Best Use of Visuals/Photography, Best Special Supplement (Alumni World), and Bronze for Best Single Cover.
St. Olaf Magazine also received a Silver Award for Best Alumni/Institution Magazine in the 2007 Pride of CASE V Awards Program.
* MMPA Gold Award, Overall Excellence
* MMPA Gold Award, Overall Best Design
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Answering the Call
To carry its renowned science and mathematics programs deep into the 21st century, St. Olaf is launching a campaign to build a new Science Complex. This state-of-the-art facility will support modern education practices in a world-class academic environment.
By Scott A. Briggs '88 |
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A Healing Touch
Nursing professional Mary Buntrock Johnson '60 applies a holistic approach to help people actively participate in their own healing process.
By Jan Shaw-Flamm |
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World Views 2006
Winning entries from the Gimse International and Off-Campus Studies photo contest include pictures from Austria, Bangladesh, Eqypt, England, Denmark, India, Italy, Japan, Morocco, Peru and Turkey. |
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Everyday Miracles
The St. Olaf Peruvian Medical Experience partners St. Olaf students with professors and top alumni medical professionals, with a goal of changing lives on two continents.
By Carl Schroeder '05 |
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It's a Wonderful Life
As he undertakes his sixth season of directing A Christmas Carol at the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis, St. Olaf Artist-in-Residence Gary Gisselman finds plenty to love about the dramatic turn of his life.
By Patricia Grotts Kelly '77 |
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Griddle Gurus
Lefse enthusiasts Bruce and Kathy Anderson Wahl '87 turn their passion for lefse into an annual holiday event that reconnects Oles in the nation's capital.
By Anna Palmer '04 |
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POV
Consuming Vocation
By Jim Farrell |
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St. Olaf Q & A
Boe Memorial Chapel is being refurbished, a handsome new organ is in place and Professor of Organ and Church Music John Ferguson couldn't be more please.
By Amy Gage |
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Portrait
Brynhild Rowberg '39 recalls an era when America set the agenda for the world.
By Tom Swift '95 |
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