Letter to the Editor: Race Monologues must be heard
Dear LC Community, I am writing to express my deep disappointment with our community’s lack of support during this year’s Race Monologues. As a student who has …
Month: November 2023
Portland educators enter third week of strike
By Emma Ambroziak The Portland Association of Teachers (PAT) commenced a strike on Wednesday, Nov. 1, and as of Friday, Nov. 17, will be entering their twelfth …
Student peace initiative prioritizes conversation
By Nadav Ben-David Blaise Harrison ’25 wants to talk. Last Friday, on the steps in front of JR Howard Hall, Harrison, supported by groups including the Arabic …
Ken Clifton presents research on biology of Arctic
By Stella Mercer On the evening of Nov. 3, Ken Clifton, a Professor Emeritus of Biology at Lewis & Clark, and Andrew McPheeters, the associate vice president …
Barriers to academic accommodations pile up
By J Frank Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), schools and workplaces have levels of accommodations that they are required to offer disabled students and employees. …
Activism efforts lack awareness, empathy
By J Frank According to the Princeton Review’s 2023 rankings, Lewis & Clark ranks as the fourth most liberal and the 12th most politically active college in …
Off-campus living poses new freedoms, hardship
By Emma Ford We all have been there, trying to brush your teeth whilst another Copeland resident fights their demons in the stall adjacent to you. Perhaps, …
Emphasis on college experience discourages better alternatives
By Halcyon Orvendal What is the purpose of college to you? Is it purely academic? Is it to prepare you for the workforce? To network? Build life …
Ditch fast-fashion trends, find liberation through outfit repeating
By Halcyon Orvendal As someone who can regrettably be labeled as “chronically online,” I am inundated with fashion content every day. With thrift hauls, fashion influencers and …
Successfully plan this Friendsgiving
Courtesy of Mossy Log So, your parents are not going to fly you home for Thanksgiving this year. Or maybe you chose to be a young 20-something …
Professor talks colonialist grave-robbing, anthropology ethics
On Wednesday, Nov. 8, Assistant Professor of History at Pennsylvania State University Christopher Heaney gave a talk on his new book “Empires of the Dead: Inca Mummies …