Joseph Wakelee-Lynch, Author at LMU Magazine

Articles by Author

Sam Fischer’s Triple Crown Path

It was a baseball fan’s dream: a 30-minute conversation with a player who will likely go down in the history books as the greatest hitter in LMU softball history — Sam Fischer. In the upcoming issue of LMU Magazine, due…

Red Cabbage and Cool Water

I have a friend at work who, as any good friend would, has steadily been offering advice to improve my life. I’ll call him Good Ben/Bad Ben. Lately, Good Ben has been urging me to go with him to volunteer…

‘The Door is Open’ Is the Message

The LMU Career Development Services office is casting a broader net — in the form of job search advice, résumé polishing and interview tips — to help alumni job seekers.

If Families Were Sports Clubs

Tawni Martino ’14 ended her career tied for No. 3 in goals (19) and total points (45), and No. 1 in game-winning goals (9). A few weeks ago, I spent an afternoon watching the season’s first home game of the…

Voices

John Lasseter

John Lasseter came to SFTV’s Mayer Theater in April with a 25-year pedigree of accomplishments.

Tribute

Mary Milligan, R.S.H.M.

The résumé of Mary Milligan, R.S.H.M., was long; her impact is equally long-lasting.

Traditions

Big Day

Big Day, the third of the three days of LMU’s Special Games, is one when the present moment is all that matters. Months of preparation — by service orgs, Greek groups, the Student Veterans Group and others — morph into…

Classroom

The Native Spirit

Daniel Smith-Christopher’s “Christianity and Native America” course may be the only U.S. college offering that includes six days of classes on a train. But riding the rails is more than a novelty.