Meet Me In Myanmar
This summer, four Lewis & Clark students met in Myanmar to carry out a self-designed project. Their goal? Bring together orphaned Myanmar children from different religious backgrounds …
Features
Dear Queer: Stereotypes
An advice column about sexuality, gender, dating and overall queerness By Mollie Whuppie /// Staff Writer Welcome to Dear Queer. This column, similar to “Dear Abby,” is a space …
Take me back to Greece
After a semester abroad, Allie McRaith (’16) extended her stay by working at the U.S. embassy in Greece By Ailee Feber /// Staff Writer After a semester abroad …
Gender studies seniors honored
By Zibby Pillote /// Editor-in-Chief Who ever though they would hear about oocytes in male fish in the same presentation about the role of camp in gay …
The Pioneer Trail: How far have we come?
Archived article reveals that lc’s current racial dialogue has a longstanding precedent By Ted Jamison /// Staff Writer “Walking in a single file, the members of the …
Celebrating the sweetness of diversity
“Celebrasian,” an event hosted by Lewis & Clark’s Asian Student Union, blended education and entertainment to honor Asian culture By Kaiya Gordon /// Features Editor Maps of …
How to college: Don’t lose hope just yet, Pioneers
By AJ Slepian /// Staff Writer What’s the difference between your spring semester grades and the “Titanic”? The “Titanic” already sank. But fear not! You still have …
Students come together to remember Rwandan genocide after 20 years
Films spotlight LC Student Didacienne Nibagwire By Drake MacFarlane /// Backdoor Editor Last week, Lewis & Clark commemorated the 20th anniversary of the Tutsi genocide in Rwanda, …
The FOOD issue
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Tryon festival welcomes Spring
By Maddie Ticknor /// Staff Writer It’s a beautiful Sunday morning and I find myself walking along the shady, densely forested path to the Friends of Tryon Creek …
How To College: Spring has arrived
By AJ Slepian /// Staff Writer Spring has come and spread its histamine-inducing love all over campus and your windows. Sun, flowers and adorable early-morning bird-calls are all …