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From the Archives & Special Collections: Logger Talk
Once a Logger always a Logger. But according to Guy Williams, there is more to being a Logger than just wearing maroon and white. Williams’s book, Logger-Talk: Some Notes on the Jargon of the Pacific Northwest is a dictionary for … Continue reading
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Come by and view the Longest Book in Tacoma Community Art Project!
Many people stopped by Collins Library and made a “page” for our longest book in Tacoma. The book was started by students in Professor Sara Freeman’s Prelude session and over the past few weeks we added more pages. It turned … Continue reading
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Collins Library Links: Welcome Back Issue: Part II
Welcome Back Issue: Part II Open Educational Resources (OERS): OERs are free, ready-to-use content for your classes. OERs can reduce costs for students while at the same time offer faculty the opportunity to tailor content to a specific class. Creators … Continue reading
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New collection at Collins Library includes all the resources you need for #adulting in college!
Greetings, Loggers! Welcome (or welcome back) to the University of Puget Sound! We’re looking forward to seeing you in the library in the coming months. This fall, we’re excited to bring you a featured collection of books and other resources … Continue reading
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The Woman in Cabin 10, the newest “twisty-mystery” from author, Ruth Ware
Lo Blacklock, a travel magazine journalist, embarks on a weeklong luxury cruise with only a handful of cabins and sophisticated passengers. As she begins her journey into the North Sea, her stay is nothing but pleasant until she witnesses a … Continue reading
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From the Archives & Special Collections: A New Theme for the Puget Papers!
Some of you may remember the Puget Papers, a serial we published on a weekly basis on our Tumblr. In the fall semester, our chosen theme was “the ‘University’ in University Place,” which documented our school’s adventures from 1893-1903 while … Continue reading
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Events at Collins Library – Fall 2016
SEPTEMBER Friday, September 16: Susan Lowdermilk, Book Artist. Susan is a Professor at Lane Community College in Eugene, Oregon where she has been teaching courses in printmaking, artist books and graphic design for two decades. As a book artist and … Continue reading
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Collins Library Links: Welcome Back Edition: Part I
Welcome Back Edition: Part I It’s been a busy summer at Collins Library, here are just a few of the highlights: Archives & Special Collections: The space enhancement project is well underway with the walls up for our Reading Room … Continue reading
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From internationally bestselling author, Jessie Burton: The Muse
England, 1967. Odelle Bastien is a Caribbean émigré trying to make her own way in London. She begins working at Skelton Institute of Art and quickly discovers a painting rumored to be the work of Isaac Robles, a young artist … Continue reading
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From the Archives & Special Collections: Tales of The Hatchet
Welcome to campus, new and returning loggers alike, and a warm “Hack hack, chop chop!” to all! For you newcomers, are you wondering where this phrase comes from? Well, it could have something to do with our school relic, The … Continue reading
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