Winter 2005
Wesleyan Today is published twice a year, in winter and summer. If you would like to receive a copy, contact Lori Essig at loessig@dwu.edu or 605-995-2614.

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Calamity Jane: The Woman and the Legend

“In fact, an accurate, chronological narrative of Martha Canary’s life is long overdue, if for no other reason than to correct the vast amount of misinformation circulating about her.” – Jim McLaird ’62, professor emeritus of history/political science in his book, “Calamity Jane: The Woman and the Legend”

Jim McLaird’s long-awaited book rolled off the press in late summer and its popularity has kept McLaird busy with book signings and interviews from across the country. It is receiving acclaim as the definitive book on the legend of Martha Canary, aka Calamity Jane.

Called to Duty

“In my mind, the biggest story is not about what adventure or success we experienced, but how God was with us, watching over us every day.” – Myles Tieszen ‘84

Myles Tiesen recounts his experience in Iraq at the beginning of Operation Iraqi Freedom.

DWU Women Golfers Dominate GPAC Again

“In college golf all the focus is on the team. You can’t get anywhere if your team is not successful.” – Adam Anderson, DWU Golf Coach

For the fourth consecutive season the Tiger women’s golf program captured the Great Plains Athletic Conference team championship. Though they rely on the success of individuals, it’s all about the team effort.

Face Value: Heather Winnan

“I value ... everything the Lord has given me: my family, friends (both here and abroad), my beliefs and the ability to love those around me.” – Heather Winnan, DWU senior

Get to know the face and the feelings of one member of the DWU community in each edition of Wesleyan Today.