Author Archives: jmkyoung

How Reading Keeps you Healthy!

Posted on October 7, 2014 by jmkyoung

Scientists say deep reading helps neurons and cells connect and remain functional while also reducing stress. Watch the Local10.com video, Why ‘deep reading’ is good for your health.    

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Ancient Document Verifies Bribery!

Posted on October 6, 2014 by jmkyoung

This papyrus, found in Oxyrhynchus, Egypt, and dating to A.D. 267, is apparently the first known bribery contract in ancient sports. In the text, recently deciphered, translated and interpreted by Dominic Rathbone of King’s College London, Demetrius agrees to throw … Continue reading →

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“Race & Pedagogy: Post-conference Resources” By Liz Roepke ’15, Peer Research Advisor

Posted on October 3, 2014 by jmkyoung

The 2014 Race & Pedagogy Conference has ended, but that’s no reason to stop thinking and learning about the many topics brought up by the keynote speakers, other presenters, and conference attendees! I definitely have a lot to mull over … Continue reading →

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From the Archives: Boys and Beards

Posted on October 2, 2014 by jmkyoung

After spending days in the Archives & Special Collections organizing copies of the Trail, I came across many interesting articles about the University of Puget Sound. Being a freshman, I am unaware of many of the traditions that occur on … Continue reading →

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Are you a lover of books? Then explore this site!

Posted on October 1, 2014 by jmkyoung

Browse the Book Patrol site – featuring the latest on books, libraries, including a section for green thumbs!

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“The Book of You”, an utterly chilling title in the Popular Collection

Posted on October 1, 2014 by jmkyoung

A debut novel by Claire Kendal A psychologically suspenseful story about what happens when the lines between love and obsession, fantasy and reality, become treacherously blurred. Clarissa, a people-pleasing 38-year-old, only wishes to forget the dramatic events that occur one … Continue reading →

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6 Historical High Points For Book Banning

Posted on September 29, 2014 by jmkyoung

I was reading this article on Huffington Post, and I thought you might be interested in reading it, too. -Jane Carlin, Library Director 6 Historical High Points For Book Banning article DOWNLOAD_HUFFPOST

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Spotlight on: The Annual Microscopy Image Contest By Liz Roepke, Peer Research Advisor

Posted on September 26, 2014 by jmkyoung

Every fall at the Science & Math Summer Research Symposium, the Puget Sound Science Core Facility awards the winners of the Annual Microscopy Image Contest, which is sponsored by Nikon Instruments Inc., and Leica Microsystems. The contest is held to … Continue reading →

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From the Archives: “‘Spirit of CPS’ Passes To Its Reward, Faithful Campus Steed Is No More”

Posted on September 25, 2014 by jmkyoung

The story behind this headline is just about as dismal as it sounds. Upon rummaging through the archives I came across this headline in an issue of The Puget Sound Trail dated September 28th of 1928, and it most certainly … Continue reading →

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Which Banned Book Are You?

Posted on September 24, 2014 by jmkyoung

Published September 23, 2014 | By Michael Lieberman Banned Books Week is September 21st through the 27th. Celebrate the freedom to read. Stand up against censorship. Take our quiz to find out which banned book you are, and exhibit the … Continue reading →

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