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KNOW THIS campus news and announcements
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| Doh! Our spring theater production, Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play, written by Anne Washburn and directed by Sara Freeman ’95, opens Friday, Feb. 24, with shows through March 4. The experimental play follows the survivors of an apocalypse trying to cope with their new reality and rebuild society by turning to the one thing they have in common: The Simpsons. Admission is $11/$7, and tickets are available at tickets.pugetsound.edu.
Come play with us. As the students in our physical therapy program are learning about children and development, they need volunteers with whom to play. We need children with typical development to be part of our labs on Tuesday afternoons throughout the semester. If your kids would be interested in participating, learn more about specific dates, times, and descriptions of the labs.
#IGetOutside. Puget Sound Outdoors is offering discounted lift tickets for all campus members and their families. Crystal Mountain tickets = $64; Summit (Alpental, Hyak, Central, and West) tickets = $54. Youth, night, and lesson packages are also available. For more info or to buy tickets, contact or visit The Expeditionary at pugetsound.edu/outdoors, x3103, or 1506 N. Alder St. Expy hours: Monday–Thursday, 4–7 p.m.; Friday, 4–6 p.m.
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DO THIS featured events Black History Month: Resilient Voices, a lunchtime discussion series, Feb. 20, noon, Trimble Forum (note location change).
What We Do: This week's podcast will feature Steven Neshyba, chemistry, and Lea Fortmann, economics, Feb. 22, soundcloud.com/pswhatwedo German Studies Film Series: Before the Fall (2004), Feb. 22, 6 p.m., Rausch Auditorium.
THSMS: Technology and Seabirds: How Innovative Technology Can Influence the Study of Marine Top Predators, Emma Kelsey ’10, USGS Western Ecological Research Center, Feb. 23, 4 p.m., Thompson 175.
School of Music Noon Recital, Feb. 24, noon, Kilworth Memorial Chapel.
P+G Informal Gathering with faculty speakers Seth Weinberger, David Sousa, and Alisa Kessel, politics and government, Feb. 24, noon, Wyatt 107.
Wind Ensemble, Gerard Morris, conductor, featuring Concerto Competition winner Timmy Flock ’17, saxophone, with special guest St. George's School Senior Concert Band, Feb. 24, 7:30 p.m., Schneebeck Concert Hall.
Jacobsen Series: Baroque Fest, featuring Dorian Singers, Dawn Padula, Maria Sampen, and Student String Ensemble, Feb. 26, 2 p.m., Kilworth Memorial Chapel. Tickets: $15/$10; tickets.pugetsound.edu
LoggerUP. The Logger tennis and softball teams have home events this week. Go Loggers!
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BE PROUD noteworthy and in the news
Jane Carlin, Collins Memorial Library, was an invited speaker at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art on artists’ books.
Jada Pelger, Collins Memorial Library, served as a consultant to four members of the Cal State Library System who will soon be implementing a resource-sharing program though the Orbis Cascade Alliance.
Robin Jacobson, politics and government, was interviewed on Q13 Fox TV News about her response to recent Immigration and Custom Enforcement (ICE) raids and arrests.
"Queens of the Court" was the Tacoma Weekly sports headline for a photo story about the Logger women's basketball team and its undefeated run for the Northwest Conference championship
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Aca-awesome. Puget Sound's mixed-voice a cappella group, Underground Sound, is headed for the ICCAs. That's the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella. This Saturday, Feb. 25, the group will compete in the tournament's Northwest Quarterfinal, and you can be there in person. Tickets are $24 general, $18 for students with ID and youths under 12, available on the ICCA website. Watch a teaser of Underground Sound's set at facebook.com/usoundacappella.
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