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T o p F i v e T h i n g s

1. Democratic Vistas

Douglas Sackman, prof. of history, will present the Regester Lecture, titled “Democratic Vistas: Re-viewing Western History Impressed in Landscapes,” on Nov. 8.

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2. Never Forget

Music of Resistance, Nov. 11, will feature music composed during WWII as a testament to resilience during the Holocaust and finding light in the darkest times.

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3. Stories of Beauty and Darkness

To honor the 50th anniversary of the Watson Fellowship, a special edition of Arches magazine explores the travels, stories, and reflections of Puget Sound’s fellows.

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4. Logger Hall of Fame

During Homecoming and Family Weekend, Puget Sound Athletics inducted six new members into its Hall of Fame. They represent more than 45 years of achievement.

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5. Surviving and Thriving

Emily Welbourn, asst. dir. of annual giving, had a stroke during a distance race at age 27. Now she’s been named one of five “South Sound Women to Watch.”

READ EMILY’S STORY IN SOUTH SOUND MAGAZINE

N e w F a c e s

Hello, Fred!

Puget Sound welcomes Fred Creek, associate director of Security Services. Previously, Fred was the director of campus safety at Southern Oregon University and at Green River Community College. We’re glad to have him here!

DID YOU KNOW? For each gallon of hot water used in millions of daily showers in America, the heating fuel used sends 1.92 pounds of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. That’s a chunk of CO2 the weight of six iPhone 7s.

Read about the hot water pilot study by student researchers on campus.

I n s i d e S c o o p

Spring Term Registration
It’s Registration Week! That means registration is open to continuing students now through Nov. 9. Remember to connect with your advisor first!

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H a c k s & C h o p s

The Working Waterfront
From fish mongering to sail-making, the maritime trades are still thriving in the Puget Sound region. Carol Hasse ’73, a founding member of the Wooden Boats Foundation and owner of Port Townsend Sails, just marked 40 years in the industry, plus 45,000 offshore miles.

READ THE STORY IN THE PENINSULA DAILY NEWS

Illustrations by Stacy Milrany

U p c o m i n g E v e n t s

Nov. 6–Dec. 8
Art Exhibit: Terra et Sonus

Nov. 6
Lecture: "Indigenous Knowledge and Community Conversations"

Nov. 6
Fall Zine Series: Self-Care Reading Hour

Nov. 8
Annual Law Fair

Nov. 9 and 11
Broadway to the Silver Screen: Women in Film Musicals

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What's happening THIS WEEK at Puget Sound? Qiara '21 and Rene '21 have the highlights.
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