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Writing a Meta-Theatrical, Musical Murder Mystery (About Macbeth): Part 3
Now for a post about performances of Fight Call, a New Musical! It’s been a few weeks since Fight Call closed, but I never got a chance to blog about performances, and since I have an unusual stretch of free … Continue reading
Posted in 2011-12, Billy Rathje '15
Tagged 2012, Billy Rathje, Fertile Ground, Fight Call, musical, Musical Comedy, Musical Theater, Oregon, Original, Portland, Puget Sound, Steve Rathje, Student Written, University of Puget Sound, UPS
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Public Service Announcement #2
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Dear internet, there are some things I need to tell you about jellyfish. I. The Portuguese man o’ war is not a jellyfish. Just a colonial siphonophore out there giving ‘true jellyfish’ a bad name*. As opposed to being … Continue reading
Posted in Mary Krauszer '12, Uncategorized
Tagged desktop jellyfish, jellyfish, lick a jellyfish
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I liked the Tudors before they were cool….
At this moment, I have approximately 64 books checked out of the library. 64 and counting. There are books in my car. There are books on the kitchen table. There are books under my bed. There are books in my bed. There are stacks of books on my floor, where I trip over them every morning on my way to the bathroom. There are books on every imaginable surface in my life. This inundation, I have discovered, is the life of a student who is writing her senior thesis. That, and sore forearms.
Posted in Helen Shears '12
Tagged learning, senior thesis, the Tudors
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Glitter “Activism”: Is UPS a liberal, liberal arts school?
If you are one of the many who don’t pay too much attention to primary politics, you probably didn’t hear that Rick Santorum (former Sen-PA) visited downtown Tacoma in a campaign stop last weekend. A group of Occupy protestors interrupted … Continue reading
Posted in 2011-12, Marcus Luther '12
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The Rise and Fall of the Lecture: The Value of a Liberal Arts Education
Now that the semester is well underway, I thought it would be a good time to talk about the classes that I’m taking this semester. I’ll start by discussing the seminar-style classes at the University of Puget Sound, because they … Continue reading
Posted in 2011-12, Billy Rathje '15
Tagged Billy Rathje, Chemistry, classes, Computer Science, English, History, Literature, University of Puget Sound
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The Art of Science
Now for a slight change of pace. After rehearsing my musical, I switched to a more left-brain-oriented project for the second two weeks of my winter break and worked in a biochemistry lab at the Oregon Health Sciences University where … Continue reading
Posted in 2011-12, Billy Rathje '15
Tagged Billy Rathje, biochemistry, cataracts, OHSU, proteomics, science
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Writing a Meta-Theatrical, Musical Murder Mystery (About Macbeth): Part 2
And now for the next installment in my “What I Did During My Winter Vacation” Series: The first day of rehearsals for Fight Call began in an acting studio in Portland. Actors huddled around the piano sight-reading the score, reading … Continue reading
Posted in 2011-12, Billy Rathje '15
Tagged Billy Rathje, Cast, Fight Call, Macbeth, Music, New Musical, Original Musical, Rehearsal, Theater, Theatre, University of Puget Sound
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Snowpocalypse 2012
This winter break I took a much needed break from schoolwork and did… more work? I’m not going to grad school immediately after graduating and am applying for a handful of different jobs/internships to occupy my time post-graduation. Therefore, some … Continue reading
Posted in Rachael Mallon '12
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Snow day!
7 inches. That’s how much it snowed in Tacoma during our first week of classes for the Spring semester. If you don’t know about Western Washington’s history of snow, 7 inches is a lot. Enough to give us not one, … Continue reading
Posted in Corrie Wong '12
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