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St. Thomas Magazine
May 13: The Igniter
06 Jan 2010 by Doug Hennes '77 / No Comments
Explosive Matt Olson is anxious for the playoffs ? and he?s ready to run
March 25: Five Things to Watch
06 Jan 2010 by Doug Hennes '77 / No Comments
The old reliables – pitching and defense – head the list
May 28: Baseball … And Why it Still Matters
06 Jan 2010 by Doug Hennes '77 / No Comments
Another championship year full of memories renews one’s faith in the game
March 30: Pedigree and Passion
06 Jan 2010 by Doug Hennes '77 / No Comments
Chris Olean is off to a fast start as the Tommies’ new coach
May 14: St. Thomas 2, Augsburg 3
06 Jan 2010 by Gene McGivern / No Comments
Shortage of timely hitting costs Toms in MIAC playoff game one
March 26: What Does a Championship Get You?
06 Jan 2010 by Doug Hennes '77 / No Comments
Recognition, a ring and a big bull’s-eye
March 31: 30 Seconds with John Licht
06 Jan 2010 by Doug Hennes '77 / No Comments
Learn all about changeups from this sophomore pitcher
May 14: St. Thomas 5, St. John’s 0
06 Jan 2010 by Doug Hennes '77 / No Comments
Tommies ride Schuld’s pitching performance to victory in MIAC playoff game two
March 30: St. Thomas 7, Twins Rookies 10
06 Jan 2010 by Doug Hennes '77 / No Comments
Tommies rally twice but fall short in exhibition game
March 31: Getting Ready
06 Jan 2010 by Doug Hennes '77 / No Comments
Tommies’ pre-game preparation is worth the early arrival
Trustee Profile: Leadership and Survival
06 Jan 2010 by Doug Hennes '77 / No Comments
For Tim Flynn ’79, ‘It’s very simple. It’s all about trust.’
How We Work, How We Play: Jess Durrant
03 Jan 2010 by Brian C. Brown '98 M.A. / No Comments
Opus College of Business Web designer by day, Jess Durrant (a.k.a Norah Torious) brings the pain – and the joy – to her nighttime gig as a Minnesota RollerGirl
Answers in the Wind
03 Jan 2010 by John Nemo '97 / No Comments
Engineering students work with faculty to develop small-scale wind turbines that will power cell towers and expand communications throughout the world
Missing Mark
03 Jan 2010 by Julie Kramer '81 / No Comments
TV reporter Riley Spartz pursues a curious story of a bride left at the altar and finds herself caught in a dangerous missing-person case in this sequel to the award-winning
Stalking SusanOpus Prize: Hidden No More
03 Jan 2010 by Dave Nimmer / No Comments
Shunned by Moroccan society, unwed mothers find safe refuge at Aicha Ech Channa’s Association Solidarite Feminine
Opus Prize: Carry Each Other
03 Jan 2010 by Doug Hennes '77 / No Comments
Father Hans Stapel has more than 60 Farms of Hope chemical dependency centers that help addicts care for themselves, and then each other
Opus Prize: It’s Always About Love
03 Jan 2010 by Doug Hennes '77 / No Comments
Sister Valeriana Garcia-Martin’s Home of Light and Life cares for more than 1,000 Colombian children, many with sever physical and mental disabilities
Trustee Profile: His Own Brand
03 Jan 2010 by Doug Hennes '77 / No Comments
Geoffrey Gage ’97 M.B.C. was encouraged to pursue work he could be passionate about beyond the family business
Web Only: Healing Haiti
03 Jan 2010 by Joshua T. White, M.D. / No Comments
There is a desperate need for medical and financial assistance in the aftermath of a devasting earthquake
‘Unique – Just Like Everybody Else’
03 Jan 2010 by Pat Sirek '00 M.A. / No Comments
Enhancement Programs gives students with disabilities an opportunity to soar
Diving Deep into North Shore History
03 Jan 2010 by Jim Winterer '71 / No Comments
Author, artist and historian Stephen Daniel ’95 M.B.A. made 230 dives into Lake Superior’s frigid waters to research his comprehensive guide to North Shore shipwrecks
Samantha Simon is Stronger Than You
03 Jan 2010 by Rory Mattson '09 / No Comments
Sophomore swimmer crosses the English Channel to complete the first leg of a triple crown
Beyond the Playbook
10 Jan 2009 by Ali Selim '83 / No Comments
A new television documentary finds a coach’s impact goes far beyond the clichés and gameday platitudes
Trustee Profile: Fast Track
10 Jan 2009 by Doug Hennes '77 / No Comments
Mark Zesbaugh?s meteoric career propelled him to the CEO office at the age of 37. Now he’s looking for the next challenge.
