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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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Austin Lawn:
Congrats to the Puget Sound students. This seems like some great advancement to -
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Matt:
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 November, 2011
LGBTQ talk on campus
On Wednesday, Nov. 9, RSA partnered with the offices of Spirituality, Service, & Justice (SSSJ) and Multicultural Student Services (MCSS) to host a forum for discussion regarding the most recent Trail article about the Underground Christian Fellowship (UCF). RSA Student Leader Hannah Smith felt inspired to create the event, entitled A Conversation about the Intersection [...]
University recognized in Linnik case
The University of Puget Sound was presented with the Outstanding Project award by the Greater Metro Parks Foundation on Nov. 2 in recognition for its work with Project Zina Linnik, an ongoing effort to make Wright and McCarver parks safe for children. The project is named after Zina Linnik, a 12-year-old McCarver student who was [...]
Limited class space causes registration woes
As the 2012 Spring Registration period came to a close on Nov. 11, the newest students at Puget Sound confirmed their schedules. Unfortunately for them, the most popular classes at the university had already closed on Nov. 4. Using detailed records of the last five semesters from the Office of the Registrar, The Trail has [...]
University’s digital piracy policy aimed at protecting students and avoiding liability
Puget Sound occupies a precarious position between copyright owners and students who use peer-to-peer file sharing for illegal downloading. The administration’s goal is to protect students from the consequences of copyright infringement while avoiding liability. Most students are aware of P2P file sharing. LimeWire, Kazaa, Ares Galaxy, Gnutella and BitTorrent are familiar names. The students [...]
Christmas retail push premature
With Halloween’s festivities concluded, it’s Christmas time again. The radio is playing everyone’s favorite Christmas tunes, Santas are putting up fake trees in malls, stores are selling Christmas food and decorations and Christmas ads are popping up on television—the joyous season has begun! Wait…what? Why, before we’ve even prepared for Thanksgiving break, are we being [...]
Inaction of Penn State coaches reprehensible
The Penn State scandal has sent ripples through the world of college sports as child molestation allegations against assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky were recently made public. The accusations have lead to the subsequent and rightful dismissal of several prominent figures at Penn State University, including legendary Penn State football head coach Joe Paterno, for [...]
‘Top Major’ lists misrepresent ramifications of declaration
Oh, sophomore year, the year when most of us decide what in the world we plan on doing with our lives. Or, more specficially, when we choose what our majors will be. What do we decide to pursue? Economics for the riches? Art for the abstract lifestyle? Philosophy for personal enlightenment? Or are you willing [...]
Puget Sound women embrace No-Shave November
‘Tis the season to get fuzzy, my female friends. That’s right: No-Shave November does not belong to the boys anymore. Now is the perfect time to break out your inner hippie-European woman and see if she could be your new role model. There are several reasons why your cave-woman side is entirely embraceable (in spite [...]
Kim Kardashian craze exemplifies obsession
If I had a nickel for every time I heard someone ask, “Why is Kim Kardashian even famous?” I would be a very rich woman indeed. If I had another nickel for every answer, I could be even richer. Some say it’s the boobs, the sex tape or the fact that her father was O.J. [...]
I f***ing love nature
To put it simply, there is no better place in the entire world than the outdoors. In recognition of those amazing places, here’s my personal list of things I love about the outdoors. First off, when you adventure into the great wilderness with a group of friends, you begin to feel closer to society and [...]
