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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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Cut the football program? Bad idea. The student body rallies around the footba -
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
Posts Tagged ‘Health’
Healthy options for on-campus snacking
If you’re anything like me, the authoritative influences in your life have probably told you to choose fruit over candy, whole wheat over white bread and vegetables over saltines when snacking. Well, as I’ve said before, you’re in college now. You don’t have to listen to anyone about what you should eat. You can eat [...]
Boys and girls, once the same
Penis… Penis… PENIS!!! All you fellow fans of The Penis Game out there will pick up what I’m throwing down when I say that penises can be pretty funny. We draw them in foggy windows, find them scratched into desks and even make snowballs to complement the super phallic obelisk in the quad. It’s funny [...]
Banana bread recipe
Today is National Banana Bread Day! Are you celebrating? If you say no, because you don’t have a recipe, well, I have the solution! If you don’t have a kitchen but still want to celebrate, your other option is to buy a slice from Oppenheimer or Diversions and I highly encourage you do just that. [...]
How to manage your stress with a healthy diet
Reading period is quickly approaching and stress levels are up the wazoo. How do I know this? Within 48 hours of arriving back on campus, three of my perfectly healthy housemates were stricken with various colds and general sickness. We spent Thanksgiving break eating loads of great food and enjoying time with family and friends, [...]
Child’s Play, a unique Seattle-based charity provides video games for hospitalized children
A ny child of the 90s who’s worth his weight in Pogs will remember those sleepless winter nights, the Christmas Eves whose distant, golden mornings promised Gameboys, Pokemon cards and Super Mario. Those of us who still harbor warm memories of the games that shaped our childhood do well to pass on that joy to [...]
The lowdown on male fluids
I am practically jizzing in my pants over this week’s topic: male fluids. As one wise man once said, “male fluids are a beautiful, beautiful thing.” While the word “sexpert“ is awesome, I am obviously not an expert on male fluids largely due to my lacking of a dick. But, as a straight female, I [...]
Taking time for sexual inventory: Tips for the new year
Like the annual turning of a new calendar year every Jan. 1, it is high time to toast to a new year—school year, that is. In keeping with the spirit of such a light-hearted holiday, it only seems fitting to have a contemplative moment to review, reflect and perhaps even come up with some resolutions [...]
Food reform should be priority
Let’s face it—as an American, you have likely accepted that eating unhealthily and in excess is an undeniable component of our culture. Perhaps you embrace this, or perhaps you combat it by counting calories and avoiding certain types of food—junk food, fast food, soda, etc. Regardless of your personal habits, it is likely that unless [...]
Water quality deserves more federal research
People often joke about how “there must be something in the water.” The saying might have more truth to it than it seems. It is not widespread knowledge, but the government adds fluoride to our water supply, because according to the Center for Disease Control “it has been demonstrated to be a safe and cost-effective [...]
Government wrongly targets raw dairy
Recently, several governmental agencies came together to bravely fight one of the most dangerous forces endangering our citizens today. Caches of this dangerous issue have been broached all over the country as of late. Agents have been entering the premises with guns drawn. The next time you see an FBI, FDA or Department of Agriculture [...]
