Search

ages music venue in South Tacoma that aims to “empower young people through art, music and the free exchange of ideas.” Insider tip: If you volunteer at a Real Art Tacoma show, you’ll get a free ticket to a different show of your choosing.5 Deep dive into visual art at Third ThursdayOn the third Thursday of every month, admission is free to the Tacoma Art Museum, the Museum of Glass, the Washington State History Museum and LeMay –  America’s Car Museum (all within a stone’s throw of each other

Harassment on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, disability, veteran status, marital status, sexual orientation, age, or any other protected classification is prohibited. Such prohibited behavior may include: Verbal threats, epithets, derogatory comments or slurs Offensive jokes Inappropriate or harassing emails, phone conversations or other electronic communications Visual conduct such as displaying derogatory posters, photographs, cartoons, drawings, gestures or websites

2020 Physics Capstone SymposiumJoin the Physics Department online to hear the senior capstone presentations. Maddie Boe “Optical Trapping: A Visual Exploration” Claire Hartwig-Alberg “Reviewing a Coastal Environment Change Experiment Using Wave Measurement Sensors” Chris McGraw “Building an Acoustic Levitation Device” William Senseman “Studies on Implementing a Solar Panel Array at PLU” Noah Stead “Bessel Function Solutions for the Shape of a Spinning Chain” Thomas Tamanaha “Moving Eddy Current

available for viewing through 3/20/22. (PLU ePass must be used to access the page.)Thursday, March 109:55 - 11:40 a.m. | UndocuJoy in Practice: Healing Through Joy, Storytelling, and Therapy Speaker: Elena Calderon, Doctoral Student in Higher Education at the University of Arizona Introduction by Alex de Fermín Cortés, Gold Group Coordinator Location: Zoom 11:50 a.m. - 1:35 p.m. | A Mother and Son’s Healing Journey through Gender Transformation Speakers: Dawn Alger ’95 Rigby Alger ‘19 Introduction by

these resources with other teams.) Reading InputAll problems that require input will read input from a specified file.  All output is to stdout (the monitor).Software Operating System: Windows Languages: Java, Python 3.x, C++ IDEs: Eclipse for Java, IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition, IDLE, Visual Studio Editors: Atom, Vim, Visual Studio Code, jEdit, Notepad++ Compilers: OpenJDK 11, Python 3.x, GNU g++ Contest Environment: PC^2 Scoring of the ContestThe Judges are solely responsible for determining the

auxiliaries are encouraged to place appropriate materials in their synodical or regional archives. Programmatic material Newsletters Membership directories Audio visual materialsSee "Final Disposition" column for recommendation.Send directly to the synod or regional archives.

an environmental issue about which they gained awareness through their work on the watershed.  Luis Reyes | Audiovisual Letter | “To My Esteemed Colleague” on the Hanford Nuclear Plant Digital Storytelling | Dr. Kevin O’Brien  Students in RELI 365: Climate Justice created a variety of digital stories using  audio and video to explore values and ask questions about complex environmental problems.  Coming Soon!

privileged 20-year-old diplomat’s daughter, raised on an idyllic island. When conflict in her home erupts, Sara transfers to Moss College of Winlock in the U.S. for her college degree. Sara’s naive daydreams and storytelling charm butt heads with the grittier lives of the students she encounters and the relationships she forms with her peers. When calamity strikes, Sara must learn to set aside her privilege and see her story through another’s eyes. “Dear Emily” will air on the Mast Student TV YouTube