But what impresses me as much as Warren's record is that he's built the program with integrity, perspective and good people. Warren has never forgotten that basketball is a game, and the fact that he pursued and earned his Ph.D. has served as a reminder to his players that student-athletes are students first. And in that respect, he has led the young men of Whitworth's basketball team, and the rest of us, with Christian integrity. I hope you'll join Religion Professor Jerry Sittser and Director of Alumni and Parent Relations Tad Wisenor, '89, for a reception in Boise on Saturday afternoon, March 10. Jerry will discuss his new book, The Will of God as a Way of Life, and Tad will bring news of the campus.
More information is on the way.
On March 16, you're invited to a dessert and play introduction by Theatre Professor Rick Hornor, '70. Spaces are still available. Whitworth's 25th, 35th, 45th and 50th reunions are scheduled for June 29 to July 1. The lament I recorded last summer has become the joy of our winter at Whitworth. Terry McGonigal's cancer is gone.