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In the Spring 2014 issue:

Botanical artistry is not for the impatient, which makes it all the more extraordinary that sophomore Anna Rosenthal has been painting the natural world since she was 14. Her love of nature and attention to detail have allowed her to create intricate illustrations, some of which she has sold to pay tuition. Even through tough times, Rosenthal said she found peace through art.

Taiwanese business exchange student Tina Wu had a hidden talent that came to light during the Chinese New Year in January. She gave friends banners done in Chinese calligraphy that wowed them. Carrying on her mother’s love of Chinese calligraphy, Wu has continued to practice and hone her skills to continue this ancient tradition.

Three years ago, Mitch Kieffer’s military SUV was attacked in Iraq. After dozens of surgeries and procedures, he is still dogged by chronic, debilitating pain, but that didn’t stopped him from becoming the Ultimate Champion in the 2013 Warrior Games, hosted by the U.S. Paralympics.

If you weren’t at Bob Hilgers 105th birthday party in Fairmont, Minn., we take you there. Hilgers ’32 – a former student, teacher and adviser – is a witness to our history.

Theology professor Terry Nichols announced to students in his On Death and Dying course that he had cancer and that he might have to miss some classes. A sophomore in that class, Madeline Szempruch, reflects on what she learned from Nichols, who died just weeks before the end of the semester.

Also in this issue: Two geography students have researched UST’s usage of Nice Ride, the Twin Cities’ public bike-sharing program. The magazine catches up with seven seniors who were profiled as freshmen to learn what their futures may hold. You also can listen to speeches by the St. Thomas Day award winners.

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