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Ian Fox, ‘14, wins Collins Book Collecting Contest, will compete at national level
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BHERT remains less than visible on campus
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George Steinmetz lecture delivers inspiration
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Students weigh in on a year of changes, and consider what is to come at Puget Sound
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Unpaid internships garner mixed reviews from Career and Employment Services
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I pretty much only do photography to be able to do what George gets to do. Lucky -
Noah J Struthers:
Why is there no mention of Second Cycle "Tacoma's Community Cycle Center"? We h
Archive for September, 2010
Ask the Love Attorney
DEAR LOVE ATTORNEY: I have married a woman—Let us call her Ms. Haze, she was my landlord of sorts, but I do not love her. No! I am only using her, in order that I may be closer to the nymphet of her daughter; let us call her Lolita. Lolita is only the subtle, pure [...]
Democrats aim to replace gay ban with gay band
After Senate Republicans on Tuesday blocked the legislation that would have repealed the “don’t ask, don’t tell” law in the military, Democrats are now scrambling to introduce a new bill which they hope will be met with greater success. “The idea of lifting the gay ban was unpopular with the GOP,” senate majority leader Harry [...]
Explorer Hunts Freshman
Sir Reginald Thornbladderly, III, a world-famous hunter and facial-hair enthusiast, was arrested for the shooting of 17 freshmen leaving a party last Friday. Sir Thornbladderly, a near-sighted, mustachioed man with an odd resemblance to author James Joyce, claims that the shooting was a simple case of mistaken identity. “I meant no harm to any fellow [...]
Women’s soccer off to fast start as Northwest Conference play opens
ccer team is on a roll following a pair of victories this past weekend against Willamette and Lewis and Clark. The triumph on Friday over the Bearcats came after a hard fought battle, which eventually ended after junior Theresa Henle (Issaquah, Wash.) found the back of the net in the second overtime to give the [...]
Volleyball looking to establish consistency
Entering Saturday night’s game at 5-3, the Puget Sound volleyball team looked focused and confident to play in front of the Logger faithful for the first time this season. Even without fan favorite junior Bri Boyce (Kent, Wash.), it was evident that the Loggers were not going to be denied a victory by the Whitman [...]
Loggers run hard at Sundodger Invitational
The Logger cross country athletes had a great showing at their pre-season meet on September 5 in Walla Walla, Washington. The athletes ran an impressive 2 kilometers longer than their normal distances. Seniors Hayley Walker (Cambria, Calif.) and Marnie Hazelhurst (Portland, Ore.) led the women’s side with sixth and ninth place finishes in their 4K [...]
Logger youth prevails on pitch
The Northwest Conference season began last weekend, the 18 and 19 of September, and in the rain and shine, the varsity men’s soccer team pulled through with a pair of weekend victories against Linfield and Willamette. “We only have one senior and four juniors on our roster, so each game we feel we are gaining [...]
English professor Laurie Frankel publishes first novel, “The Atlas of Love”
“Until you actually write a novel, you really don’t know if you can write a novel,” said Puget Sound professor Laurie Frankel, who published her first novel, titled “The Atlas of Love” on Aug. 17 of this year. According to Frankel, the novel is a light, literary story about family and friendship. The plot follows [...]
Change in management takes S.U.B. in new direction
As a result of the recent partnership with an external managerial company, the Puget Sound Diner has been undergoing major changes, and students are taking notice. Columbia Hospitality was hired in July 2010 to point the Diner in a new direction, and it plans to revamp everything from flavors to furnishings. “It seems like [Dining [...]
Symposia showcase student summer research
When most people think of summer, the mind immediately jumps to the wonderful bliss of a lack of schoolwork, responsibility, etc. However, this summer 68 Puget Sound students continued their academics in the form of research in the science and humanities departments. The symposia, which took place on Sept. 9 and 14, served as the [...]
