Notable law specialty at LC turns 50
The Lewis & Clark Law School is commemorating 50 years of environmental law with moderated panels and guest speakers. The anniversary celebrations will include the yearly environmental …
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LC Miserables: empty chairs at empty tables
The year, 2020, was a hellish one and the first month of 2021 was lackluster. COVID-19 continues to wage viral and political war across the Lewis & …
“Bridgerton” casting falls short of adequate diversity
On Christmas Day, “Bridgerton,” a Regency-era romance drama produced by Shonda Rhimes, was released on Netflix. The eight-episode series worked its way up to Netflix’s Top Ten …
“Song Exploder” poignantly examines artists’ musical processes
A few weeks ago on a Sunday night, when being an adult with responsibilities was getting me down, my mother recommended I watch the show “Song Exploder.” …
Christian mom reviews blasphemous, sin-filled Halloweed: Trip To Hell
Hi, children of God! It is your host, Christy Ketchum of the Country Christian Mom Podcast, where we talk about all things JC. If you are new, …
Working out with chronic pain presents obstacles to overcome
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), at least 50 million Americans live with chronic pain either caused by arthritis or other disorders. Many …
RHMS, Forensics Club co-host debate streams
On Sept. 29 and Oct. 7, the rhetoric and media studies (RHMS) department and the Forensics Club co-hosted live streams for the presidential and vice presidential debates. …
Quarantine Baking: Feast Your Pies on This
During quarantine, I was bored and blue. I spent my time walking my dog or scrolling through Instagram. My father encouraged me to find a more fulfilling …
IA welcomes human rights and international law expert
In January, it was announced that the tenure-track position vacated by former Associate Professor and Chair of International Affairs Heather Smith-Cannoy, who left Lewis & Clark for …
Commentary: “Hamilton” lacks complete representation
In 2007, Tony Award-winner Lin-Manuel Miranda read author Ron Chernow’s biography about Alexander Hamilton — a book that caused controversy for its revisionist depiction of the first …
Reflecting on life during Copeland lockdown
After the COVID-19 virus was detected in Copeland Hall’s sewage, it became the first dormitory to be locked down. This did not come as a shock as …