Student guide to viewing Portland’s perfect petals
With Old Man Winter finally retiring, spring blossoms wake up, several local parks boast blooms As spring approaches and the sunshine bathes our city slightly more frequently, …
Month: April 2023
Top admin talks hack, foils takeover attempt
Lewis & Clark College boasts a robust administrative staff of experienced professionals. They seem to spend their days bustling about, answering phone calls, typing aggressively at their …
Jinkx Monsoon cast in “Doctor Who” role
Courtesy of Astrid Stawlarz/Getty images Paige Anderson / The Mossy Log Two-time drag race winner and dubbed “Queen of All Queens,” Jinkx Monsoon has just been cast …
Despite inconvenience, daylight savings should not be permanent
A few weeks ago, we experienced an infamous little quirk of our culture: Daylight savings time began. This day is otherwise known as “spring leap forward,” or …
International Affairs hosts annual three day symposium
The 61st International Affairs Symposium began on April 10 running through April 12 with the title of “Functions of Fear: Conflict, Compliance, Chaos.” The symposium is the …
Campus cooks serve dorm-friendly dishes
I am a terrible cook. Despite this, in my two years on-campus, I have witnessed and made a number of edible items, some of which were even …
PSU hosts winners of Schnitzer art award
Johanna Houska is this year’s first place winner of the Arlene Schnitzer Visual Arts Prize. In 2013, the Harold & Arlene Schnitzer CARE foundation created the prize …
Diet culture, challenges of healthy eating persist even at Lewis & Clark
When I was packing for college my freshman year, my grandmother (only half jokingly) told me to “watch out for the Freshman 15!” I grew up relatively …
Space exploration must be responsible
Space, the final frontier. Star Trek fans are not alone in thinking space is cool — with so many constellations to count, curvature to measure and asteroids …
