Faced with disagreement, liberals cry fascism
When I was a freshman, I was called a fascist. Let me take this time to give you some context. In my first semester of freshman year, …
Articles by Charlotte Powers
Sparks fly in the Lone Star State as Democrats face off
All ten candidates warmed their hands and recited their introductions as they approached their assigned podiums during last week’s Democratic presidential debate at Texas Southern University in …
Hubris could cause the “blue wave” to crash
By Charlotte Powers Democrats across the country radiated zealous energy as they ventured into 20187, and that energy exploded as results in on the night of Nov. …
Professor identifies Soviet influence in contemporary Russian artwork
By Charlotte Powers Professor Leah Goldman, a visiting assistant professor for E&D, gave a presentation discussing political statements in art in post-soviet Russia in her presentation “Operatic …
Career Center hosts panel with LC alumni in politics
By Charlotte Powers The Career Center organized a post-election alumni panel where LC students, professors and alumni discussed midterm election results on Thursday, November 15. Students had …
Students reject political activism despite ubiquitous love for liberalism
By Charlotte Powers For a school that is considered one of the most liberal colleges in the country, a majority of Lewis & Clark students have no …
ASLC and Watzek host midterm election viewing party for students
By Charlotte Powers The Associated Students of Lewis & Clark (ASLC) in collaboration with Watzek Library hosted a midterm election party on Tuesday, Nov. 6. The watch …