Baseball ends a strong season against Pacific
The 2014 Logger baseball team has made its mark in the history books this year after finishing their season on May 5 against Pacific University. As with every year, it has come time to say goodbye to the senior class of players that will graduate soon after the final game of the season. This [...]
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Dining Services to undergo major changes to meet dietary needs
Dining Services will be altering the layout of stations catering to students with dietary restrictions throughout the rest of this year. The first change, according to Senior Dining Services Manager Chelsea Bairey, is to create a station specifically for students with food-borne allergies. “All menu items from this station will be free of the top [...]
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Track team kills it at the NWC Championship
Puget Sound hosted the Northwest Conference Track and Field Conference Championships on April 25 and 26. Puget Sound competed against seven other schools in the two-day tournament. The women finished in fifth overall and the men placed sixth. It was an exciting weekend for the Loggers, who hosted the NWC Championship for the first time [...]
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Wetlands Magazine reaches out to Puget Sound
Puget Sound’s Wetlands magazine is growing and adopting new methods of outreach. The publication is seeking modern ways to reach students in a world of instant communication. Connor Joseph Queirolo, editor-in-chief of Wetlands, explained that the goals of the staff members and students involve creating discussions and spreading information. “Students from marginalized communities are not [...]
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News
Dining Services to undergo major changes to meet dietary needs
Dining Services will be altering the layout of stations catering to students with dietary restrictions throughout the rest of this year. The first change, according to Senior Dining Services Manager Chelsea Bairey, is to create a station specifically for students with food-borne allergies. “All menu items from this station will be free of the top [...]
Features
Entrepreneur Column: Fabulous Free Fun
This weekly column is inspired by Tacoma Entrepreneur Network (TEN). TEN is an intercollegiate network of members in Tacoma designed to explore and build entrepreneurial careers, launched in 2011 by Professor Lynnette Claire. Entrepreneurship uses working knowledge from every background of study. For those who haven’t found their niche yet, are uncertain about what the [...]
Arts & Entertainment
Senior Show 2014 now at Kittredge Gallery
Kittredge Art Gallery hosted the opening reception of the Senior Show on April 23, an exhibition that displays the work of Puget Sound’s graduating Studio Art majors, giving these students an opportunity to experience the process of tailoring their art to a professional exhibition. The artistic work of students Jonathan Steele, Emi Menk, Jordan Meyers, [...]
Opinions
Students should rethink how they value their dining dollars
As the end of the year approaches, more and more students are beginning to make a slow realization: they have 200 dining dollars left. There are plenty of students who have been there. Whether we eat like rabbits and purchase large amounts of inexpensive vegetables or purchase 20 ounce Java Chip smoothies daily, we need [...]
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Baseball ends a strong season against Pacific
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Entrepreneur Column: Fabulous Free Fun
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Recent Articles
Golf teams say goodbye their seniors, look towards 2015
T he men’s and women’s golf teams wrapped up their seasons at the Northwest Conference Championships in Oregon the weekend of April 28. The men tied for second at the NWC championships, moving their conference standing to fourth. The women finished the season in ninth. It was a good weekend for junior Ricky Howard (Madison, [...]
Saying goodbye to six seniors who have all had strong careers for Puget Sound baseball
The senior players of the baseball team have led their teammates to many victories this season, and they have dedicated four years of themselves and their lives to Puget Sound’s team and their teammates. Lucas Stone (Ashland, Ore.), Addison Melzer (Portland, Ore.), Tucker Barney (Boise, Idaho), Jarrod Beiser (Cupertino, Calif.), Jeff Walton (Carmichael, Calif.) [...]
Softball will miss three key senior players
The game on Sunday, April 13 was a momentous one for the softball team for many reasons: it was the last one of the season, it was seniors’ last game of their respective college careers and the team came out with a win. The season was a non-stop series of games from February to [...]
Baseball ends a strong season against Pacific
The 2014 Logger baseball team has made its mark in the history books this year after finishing their season on May 5 against Pacific University. As with every year, it has come time to say goodbye to the senior class of players that will graduate soon after the final game of the season. This [...]
Entrepreneur Column: Fabulous Free Fun
This weekly column is inspired by Tacoma Entrepreneur Network (TEN). TEN is an intercollegiate network of members in Tacoma designed to explore and build entrepreneurial careers, launched in 2011 by Professor Lynnette Claire. Entrepreneurship uses working knowledge from every background of study. For those who haven’t found their niche yet, are uncertain about what the [...]
Dropping the “I” word when talking about immigration
What do you call people who are in this country without proper documentation? Border-hoppers? Illegal aliens? Just plain illegals? On Wednesday, April 30, at 5 p.m. in the University of Puget Sound’s Rausch Auditorium, Monica Novoa gave a lecture entitled “On Dropping the ‘I’ word, Language, Violence and Cultural Debate.” A hint: the “I” word [...]
Saving the Sound: finding ways to enjoy, protect the beach
The ocean, with its seeming vastness and undiscovered depths, appears to us as an invincible force—it is unyielding and powerful, elegant and ferocious. Yet appearances are deceiving; as little as the individual human is, our collective desire for development and technological advancement has led us to overlook the well-being of the natural world and, consequently, [...]
Graduation weekend: be a Tacoma tourist
Commencement will be on May 18. The seniors only have a few weeks left here, and this is their last chance to visit places in Tacoma that they never got to see during their four years here. It is also a chance for their families coming into town to see some of what Tacoma has [...]
Ira Glass talks storytelling and “This American Life”
On May 4, Ira Glass graced the Pantages stage at the Broadway Center. Glass hosts “This American Life,” a radio show and podcast that he created. Though his show did center around his radio show, the purpose was to demonstrate and explain not only how the show tells stories, but why storytelling is important especially [...]
Dining Services to undergo major changes to meet dietary needs
Dining Services will be altering the layout of stations catering to students with dietary restrictions throughout the rest of this year. The first change, according to Senior Dining Services Manager Chelsea Bairey, is to create a station specifically for students with food-borne allergies. “All menu items from this station will be free of the top [...]
