by Steve Jobs, a Reed College alumnus, and contains a chapter on Job's experience attending Reed College. Film The Reed College campus has been the set of several motion pictures since 1977. The Possessed (1977) is a made-for-television horror film that follows an undead priest who fights demonic forces at a women's college in Salem, Oregon. First Love (1977) depicts a love story between a male college soccer player and an attractive female student who is loved by another man. Feast of Love (2007) depicts the story of a group of friends who live in Portland, Oregon, the film is composed of vignettes, some of which were filmed on the Reed College campus. Into the Wild (2007) is an adaptation of the Jon Krakauer book of the same name published in 1996, Reed College was used as a stand in during some scenes for Emory University. Blue Like Jazz (2012) is the film adaptation of the book by Donald Miller; the film is set and filmed at Reed College and follows the story of a religiously disillusioned Texan native who moves to the progressive Pacific Northwest to attend Reed College. See also List of Reed College people List of Reed College buildings References Further reading External links 1908 establishments in Oregon Universities and colleges in Portland, Oregon Educational institutions established in 1908 Liberal arts colleges in Oregon Universities and colleges accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities Private universities and colleges in Oregon