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KNOW THIS campus news and announcements
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Finding common ground. Tacoma's McCarver Park project empowered underserved kids and gave them a safe place to play. When one of those kids turned up at Puget Sound a decade later, he showed that human connection is stronger than the lines that divide us. Read Mushawn's story in the new issue of Arches magazine, and find more stories like this at pugetsound.edu/stories.
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It's ASUPS election season. If you know a student who would make a great addition to ASUPS—or if you're a student, and you've been thinking about joining the ASUPS leadership team—now's the time to speak up. Election packets are due Feb. 9, in the ASUPS office, Wheelock 210, and elections will take place on Feb. 22. Questions? Contact ASUPS president Amanda Diaz ’18 or vice president Jenna Mobley ’18.
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THANK YOU! Thanks for your participation in last week's campuswide evacuation drill. With each drill our community gets better at knowing what to do in the case of a real emergency, and is better prepared to keep the Puget Sound community safe. Familiarize yourself with our emergency plans; visit pugetsound.edu/emergency.
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ASUPS Campus Films: Moonlight, Feb. 9, 6 and 9 p.m., Rausch Auditorium. Additional showtimes: Saturday, 6 and 9 p.m., and Sunday, 2 and 6 p.m. Tickets: $2/$1
LoggerUP. Come, cheer on the Logger men's and women's basketball, softball, and women's tennis teams at home this weekend!
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BE PROUD noteworthy accomplishments Geoffrey Block, music, was the guest of host Michael Brooks on the KING-FM program Musical Chairs last week, discussing his favorite Schubert recordings and his book, Schubert's Reputation From His Time to Ours. Puget Sound trustee emeritus Marvin Caruthers P'02 will be inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame later this spring, honored for his role in the development of methods for chemically synthesizing DNA, a breakthrough that dramatically advanced biological research and helped launch the biotechnology industry. Dexter Gordon, African American studies and communication studies, was interviewed in January on Streetbeat With Tony B, an internet radio station based in Seattle. Listen to the episode.
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Need a relaxing project? Enjoy coloring? Collins Memorial Library's Archives and Special Collections is participating in the #ColorOurCollections project this week, and has put together a short coloring book featuring some pages from Tamanawas yearbooks from the 1920s. You can find pages from the library's 2017 and 2018 coloring books online. Print them, color them in, and share on social media! Use hashtag #ColorOurCollections and tag @psarchives and @univpugetsound on Twitter or Instagram so we can check out your artwork.
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