No-Shave n’ Chill: The ultimate guide to no-shave November
By Leslie Muir In honor of No-Shave November, here’s a list of Netflix’s finest offerings starring men with exceptional facial hair. Snuggle up to that stubbly someone …
Month: November 2015
Students urge LC to divest from conflict minerals in tech
By ALLIE MCRAITH Most technology on campus, both the school’s and individual students’, contains minerals — specifically gold and/or the 3Ts (tin, tantalum and tungsten) — that …
Remodel of library comes with pros and cons
By MEGHAN ZEA WITH A TEN YEAR renovation plan currently in the works, Watzek Library is conducting architectural planning for space changes that has raised concerns among …
Drake’s “Hotling Bling”: what does it all mean?
By MOLLY KIEFER “You can’t choreograph that, that’s just a man dancing,” said Canadian music video director Julien Christian Lutz – better known as Director X, or simply …
College newspaper publishes controversial opinion, provokes free speech debate
Wesleyan University’s newspaper funding slashed unjustly; student publications have the duty to publish opinions from their readership, regardless of their potentially controversial nature By BRADY ANTONELLI Part …
The Great Exhibit: WWI on display in Watzek
100 years later, Watzek puts on display of historical artifacts researched by LC students in rememberance By LESLIE MUIR IT’S WARTIME, and the entire football team has …
November’s identity crisis: Autumn’s premature death and rebirth as the Christmas season
From red cups to candy canes, autumn suffers from a barrage of early winter festivities By SYDNEY OWADA Aisles lined with icicle lights, candy canes of all …
Living abroad: A student’s perspective of India
By CASSIE BROADWIN I HAD ALREADY written this article, before a black-out swept the city and knocked our wifi out with it. This happens every now and again; …
Student outreach program loses funding for 2016-2017 year
By MICHELLE GARFIAS and KATIE KELLY A high school outreach program on campus may be at risk of losing its funding due to changes in grant requirements. …
First-gen and working class students create safe space on LC
By KATIE KELLY On Nov. 4, a new student union at Lewis & Clark that focuses on class issues had its first meeting to discuss the needs …
A day in the life: A RA-flection on duty
A brief look into what it’s like to be one of the pillars of the Lewis & Clark community By ALTHEA BILLINGS In the three years as …