An Exercise in Innovation

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The clock is ticking. Only one hour remains before the winning team is chosen—and a trip to New York City and $500 are on the line. Kala`i Beck ’20 and his three teammates are huddled around a table in the student center’s Murray Boardroom, brainstorming ways to repurpose coconut husks and shells left over from the production of coconut water. 

Aloha, Logger Swimmers

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Students

Every year during winter break, the Logger men’s and women’s swim teams embark on an annual training trip. Every four years, the trip takes them to paradise.

In the Wings

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Students

For more than 20 years, one rite of passage has awaited Puget Sound theatre arts majors each spring—and it isn’t graduation. The Senior Theatre Festival is something of a trial by fire, but Loggers are well prepared to take the stage and not easily singed.

First Iteration

Chris Porter '19

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On a recent Friday evening, Chris Porter ’19 was in his element. He darted around Upper Marshall Hall, greeting attendees of the first-ever Puget Sound Entrepreneurship Summit, a two-day event that he had been planning throughout his senior year.

Beyond Evita

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Faculty

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Students

One evening last June, philosophy professor Ariela Tubert and Hispanic studies associate professor Brendan Lanctot led their class along the narrow, labyrinthian paths of Recoleta Cemetery on the acropolis of Buenos Aires, where more than 6,400 above-ground burial sites quietly tell the story of this complicated country.

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