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May 22: Fellow Nate Wilson's major new children's adventure debuts
May 11: Thirty-one graduates honored at College's Tenth Commencement
May 10: Fellow Doug Wilson defends the faith against atheist Christopher Hitchens
April 25: Dr. Leithart wins Associated Church Press award for Touchstone article
April 24: Ken Myers, host of Mars Hill Audio, will address graduates May 9
April 19: Dr. Atwood interviewed on national TV about VA Tech tragedy
April 17: TRACS Accreditation Commission approves NSA graduate program
April 11: Senior Fellow Doug Wilson responds to Sam Harris with new book
April 4: Dr. Atwood attends meeting of Reformed college presidents
February 16: (M-P Daily News) NSA exceeds Moscow's parking requirement
February 16: (Lewiston Tribune) Moscow college adds parking spaces
February 15: NSA, classical education story rebroadcast on national TV
February 13: (Lewiston Tribune) NSA prez addresses the Idaho House Education Committee
January 4: Professor Fox-Genovese, 2004 Commencement speaker, dies
December 11: England Summer Tour deadlines, prices, and deposits set

May 22, 2007

Fellow Nate Wilson's major new children's adventure, Leepike Ridge, debuts from Random House publishing

Fellow Nate Wilson's major new children's book from Random House was released Tuesday, May 22, and the Moscow community turned out to welcome its publication with a signing party at the Palouse Mall. The event was attended by several hundred well-wishers and autograph seekers who were treated to milk and cookies as an added bonus.

In addition to the national release of Leepike Ridge, Mr. Wilson also had two other new children's books on biblical themes published by Canon Press come out at the same time, The Dragon and the Garden and In the Time of Noah. He autographed the three books purchased by well-wishers for about three hours.

Congratulations, Nate Wilson!

School Library Journal Review

"Wilson's debut is a literate, sometimes humorous page-turner in the classic tradition. Well-read adventure lovers are in for a treat looking for echoes of The Odyssey and Tom Sawyer . . . a strong choice for every type of library."

Kirkus Review

Thirty-one graduates honored at Tenth Commencement

Class of 2007 first to sign "The Book," a massive Italian leather-bound record of NSA students

The College's Tenth Commencement honored 31 graduates with diplomas and speeches from Ken Myers, Dr. Mitch Stokes, and graduating senior Brooke Wilson. The graduates not only received the traditional diploma from Board ot Trustee chairman Matt Whitling, but also started a new tradition of signing in the College's new "Book." The 30-by-22 inch leather bound journal will contain the names of all the students who enter at the College's fall Convocation and who graduate in the spring Commencement each year. The Class of 2007 was the first to sign the new book.

The Class of 2007 had 16 men and 15 women receiving 29 bachelor's degrees and two associate's degrees. Congratulations to all.

Top row (from left): Graduating Senior Brooke Wilson delivering the Student Address; faculty & board members singing Second row (from left): Visiting Fellow Mark Reagan leading singing; Distinguished Guest Speaker Ken Myers delivering his Commencement Address Third row (from left): Dr. Mitch Stokes delivering his Faculty Address; Dr. Peter Leithart delivering the benediction Fourth row (right): faculty and board members seated