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CU Appreciation��

What a great issue featuring “Buffs Who Build the Future”! “The opportunity to exchange error for truth” mentioned in the article��“Does Free Speech Have Limits?”��is what we do in my religion. That has bold, widespread and meaningful impacts.��

My mom set up the Charles Russell Double engineering scholarship at ���Ҵ�ý�ƽ������ in memory of my dad. He graduated in about 1928. Mom and I met the first student to receive the scholarship. I loved meeting with the man who visited me here in Medford, Oregon, on behalf of donor appreciation.��

I’m very interested in robotics and AI, so I eagerly follow what the Buffs are doing in those fields.��

Lois Double Nobles��
Medford, Oregon

Inspiration from Kara Goucher��

Your message was so clear,��Tori Peglar (MJour’00) [writer of the Spring 2026 feature��“Running at Life”]. When we tap into the physical skill of our body with our mind, integrity is the greatest reward. What an outstanding article.��

Joan Cavanaugh��

Who Else Should We Add?��

Here are a few of the names readers submitted as other outstanding Buffs in response to our Spring 2026 cover story,��“Buffs Who Build the Future”:��

• Steve Hatchel (Advert’70), Football��

• Joseph W. Cohen, Philosophy��

• Hazel Barnes, Philosophy��

• Sox Walseth (PE’48; MEdu’53), Basketball��

• Eddie Crowder, Athletics��

• Bill Toomey (Advert’62), Track & Field��

• Hale Irwin (Mktg’67), Football and Golf

Stay Curious��

Thanks for doing an article on��Pat LaMoe (HomeEcon’48). I belong to a travel group, Friendship Force, with Pat. We can only hope that we all age as gracefully��as��Pat and keep being curious.��

Heidi McKelrath��(IntlAf ’87)��
Littleton, Colorado

Pen-and-Ink Correction��

Spring 2026, page 5 shows “Pen-and-ink drawing of campus.” Are you sure? Looks like Pearl Street Mall to me.��

Mary Byers-Grose (��&��’66)��
Portland, Oregon��

[Editor’s Note: Thanks to all of you who wrote in — you are correct that the drawing in the magazine is of Pearl Street. Visit��here to see��Karin Herold Leonard’s��(EPOBio’84) campus drawing. We regret the error.]��

1979 Bolder���dzܱ�������

The article about the BolderBoulder brought back some great memories. I was one of the 1979 finishers, and I still have the T-shirt!��

Gary W. Allen��(Comm’77; MTeleCom’78)��
Europe