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The Last First Week, or, that time it snowed seven inches and everything closed for two days
The biggest snowstorm in recorded history (…or not) descended on Tacoma our very first week of school. After it snowed more snow than anyone could remember, everything froze so there two inches of ice on top of everything. Among other … Continue reading
Posted in Helen Shears '12
Tagged blankets, frozen, Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, sleeping, snow
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Think Greek?
[I believe we could do a better job as an institution at ‘marketing’ the reality of what our campus offers to its student body. This is not unusual for most colleges and universities across the country; marketing often takes place … Continue reading
Posted in Marcus Luther '12
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[My] Religious Life at Puget Sound
[As usual, I’ll add a preface to my blogpost: I believe we could do a better job as an institution at ‘marketing’ the reality of what our campus offers to its student body. This is not unusual for most colleges … Continue reading
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It’s beginning to look a lot like finals
It’s been a busy few months, and I wrote this bit before Thanksgiving. Phew! What a busy few weeks I’ve had! Halloween has come and gone, and now we’re coming up on Thanksgiving. The time has flown by! Last weekend I … Continue reading
Posted in Corrie Wong '12
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Stick to what you know
What I know is animal sex, is fun to write about. Without letting this blog become a home for things I write that don’t get published where they were intended, here’s the second time I’ll do that. I wrote this … Continue reading
Posted in Mary Krauszer '12
Tagged animal sex, Elements, penis fencing
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The Calm Before the Storm.
I seem to be spending more time inside now,unfortunately, which is either a function of the bouts of rain we’ve experienced recently or the fact that my homework load that seems to have grown exponentially. I’m finishing up this week … Continue reading
Posted in Rachael Mallon '12
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legacy
On Saturday night, I attended the launch party of Puget Sound’s new One [Of a Kind] campaign. Learn more about it here, but in essence it’s a new publicity and fundraising initiative for the school. The communications office emailed me … Continue reading
Posted in Helen Shears '12
Tagged inspiration, legacy, lucky, party, president, Puget Sound
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