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  • Students Serve Overseas For The Summer

    May 21, 2008

    Emmaus Road Team.jpgTwenty-two Westmont students are devoting at least a month this summer to serve people in Malawi, Indonesia, and El Salvador through Emmaus Road, a Westmont program that’s been sending students overseas for the past 10 years.

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  • Willis' New Book Of Poems Hits Home

    May 21, 2008

    Willis' Book CoverPaul Willis, Westmont professor of English, will read from his new book, “Visiting Home,” at the Wildling Art Museum, 2329 Jonata St., Los Olivos, on Sunday, June 1, at 3 p.m. The event is free, and the book will be available for sale and signing.

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  • Public Class To Decode ‘Flying Information’

    May 19, 2008

    Marilyn McEntyre & Wayne IbaTwo seemingly different academic disciplines come together for a unique seminar open to the public this summer at Westmont. “Flying Information” will focus on how we learn to read codes, patterns, signs, and symbols and navigate webs of meaning Monday, June 2, through Friday, June 6, from 9 a.m. to noon. Marilyn McEntyre, professor of English, and Wayne Iba, professor of computer science, will teach the course.

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  • Outstanding Students Receive Awards

    May 9, 2008

    2008 David K. Winter Award WinnersWestmont’s student life office awarded 12 outstanding students for their leadership during the past year. The David K. Winter Character Through Servant Leadership Award is given each spring to students who show exemplary leadership through service at Westmont and in the community.

    Each student receives $2,000 toward tuition during the next school year.

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  • College Loans Wardrobe to Narnia Exhibit

    May 9, 2008

    C.S. Lewis WardrobeWestmont’s famed C.S. Lewis wardrobe will take a five-year journey with “The Chronicles of Narnia: The Exhibition,” a state-of-the-art presentation based on the Disney film series and Lewis’s beloved fictional books. The exhibit, premiering June 7 at Arizona Science Center in Phoenix, features artifacts from Lewis’s personal study as well as the wardrobe.

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