The Puget Sound campus will observe a moment of silence today, Oct. 2, at noon, to honor those whose lives have been affected by the tragic events last night in Las Vegas. Kilworth Memorial Chapel will be open today, from noon to 2 p.m., for reflection and prayer, and a campus gathering for those who wish to participate will be held tomorrow, Oct. 3, at 12:30 p.m., in Murray Boardroom. 

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Campus welcomes musicians from Sichuan Conservatory of Music. A 10-day residency by Chinese scholars and musicians Xiang Ao, Jia Mao, and Juanjuan Pu, which includes classroom visits, public talks and demonstrations, and a performance of Ao's original composition, Mandala, begins this week. 

Thai music performance and student research panels highlight Southeast Asia Symposium. The fourth annual LIASE Southeast Asia Symposium will be held this weekend, and will feature a street food banquet, a performance by Chaopraya Ensemble, student presentations, and a keynote address by scholar and author Abidin Kusno. More information and a full schedule of events are available at pugetsound.edu/liase.

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BE PROUD noteworthy accomplishments

Dan Burgard, chemistry, co-authored the article "Improving Wastewater-based Epidemiology to Estimate Cannabis Use: Focus on the Initial Aspects of the Analytical Procedure, recently published in Analytica Chimica Acta.

Carlisle Huntington ’20 designed the Collins Memorial Library contribution to Bookmarks XV: Infiltrating the Library System, organized by University of the West of England.

Shoutout to KUPS 90.1 FM The Sound on College Radio Day, Oct. 6!

Brad Riech, business and leadership, published "When is Due Process Due?: Title IX, 'The State,' and Public College and University Sexual Violence Procedures" in Charleston Law Review.

Maria Sampen and Tim Christie, music, were invited guests for the Second International Baroque Music Week at Sichuan Conservatory of Music in September. During the residency the pair invited eight students from the conservatory to perform with them during their featured recital and collaborated with a conservatory cello professor on two sonatas. Maria also delivered a lecture on the influence of dance on the music of Bach and a public master class on Bach's violin sonatas and partitas.

Tanya Stambuk, music, will perform on KING FM 98.1's new program, The Grand Piano Hour, Oct. 7, at 6 p.m. The performance will be broadcast live from Steinway Piano Gallery in Seattle. Be part of the live audience!

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