Symposium builds bridges
The inaugural Wang Center Symposium focuses on China: hear from speakers, "Educating for Peace Day," Symposium highlights.

Bringing Chinese history to life: Sidney Rittenberg
A PLU professor who lived in China for 35 years is honored for commitment to buiding peace, and reflects on his experiences.

Does China threaten us?
PLU professor and China expert Greg Guldin looks at how a new, market-oriented China will soon share the world stage with the U.S.

Grad revitalizes salmon runs
Jeanette Dorner '94, program manager for the Nisqually Indian Tribe, is restoring 31 acres of pasture on the Nisqually River delta revitalizing salmon runs -- it's only of many projects she's taken on the improve the environment.

here & now
Talking peace with Lloyd Axworthy, expaning the International Core, new Regents, PLU's new Fulbright recipients, Lutes on humanitarian trip to China and much more.

life of the mind
PLU history professor Coll Thrush works to keep the local Native American language of Lushootseed alive; PLU offers computer security training program; Accolades.

attaway lutes
Women's basketball enjoys remarkable turnaround; PLU loses wrestling program.

alumni news and events
I2003 Alumni Recognition Awards, nomination forms, upcoming events and a look at fall's Homecoming 2003: Attaway!

alumni profiles
Music promoter and cancer survivor Cameron Clark '88 brings Project Art Infusion to patients. Also meet PLU grad who was recently named "World's Smartest Person."

alumni class notes
News from alums 1938-2002, Future Lutes, In Memoriam.

the arts
Photos from a year of unforgettable stage productions at PLU.

perspective
Paul Menzel reflects on the lives of George Arbaugh and Curtis Huber, two of PLU's great philosophy teachers.

what is Scene Online?
Find out more on how to use the Web version of Scene -- and what you can get exclusively online!

calendar
Join PLU's summer festivities, from KPLU's cruises to "Jazz Under the Stars" to the three fruit festivals.

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