If the shoe don’t fit, you must acquit
Student rights remain ambiguous By Caleb Diehl /// Managing Editor At 8 p.m. on a Sunday night before spring break, Cole Gann (’17) opened his door in Platt …
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International Affairs Symposium kicks off week with lively debate
By Kaiya Gordon /// Features Editor “This is baseball and apple pie stuff. We’ve been spying as long as we’ve been Americans,” General Michael Hayden said to …
Young Americans For Liberty plans protest of symposium speaker Michael Hayden
By Caleb Diehl /// Managing Editor Though the three-day international affairs symposium begins this evening, plans for protests, and peace negotiations, have already hit campus. Before former …
Following I, Too, Am Harvard, LC students create Facebook dialogue on microaggresions
By Caleb Diehl /// Managing Editor Imagine years of social, cultural and unconscious prejudice compressed into one off-hand remark. That’s a rough definition of a microaggression. Following …
Professors suggest choosing new dean from among faculty
By Caleb Diehl /// Managing Editor After St. Mary’s college announced Dean of the College Tuajuanda Jordan its president-elect last Wednesday, some Lewis & Clark faculty members …
Deans update students on progress with Walk the Talk movement
Dean of the College adopts stern tone, cuts off a student By Caleb Diehl /// Managing Editor At a Walk the Talk community forum last night, Dean …
Protecting Justice Sotomayor on campus
By John Rogers /// Staff Writer On March 7, Ben Small (’14) was walking past Frank Manor House at Lewis & Clark College when he saw “a …
Hillyer earns tenure-track position
By Tyler Wayne Patterson /// Web & Social Media Manager Reiko Hillyer, visiting professor of history with term, has been selected by a search committee as a …
Dean Jordan accepts presidency at St. Mary’s College, will leave Lewis & Clark at end of semester
By Josh Freeman /// News Editor After a nationwide search, St. Mary’s College of Maryland announced current Lewis & Clark Dean of the College of Arts and …
Student Government and Rusty Nail coordinators work together to reopen co-op
Impassioned debate marks first senate meeting this year in Council Chambers By Caleb Diehl /// Managing Editor After impassioned speeches, terse exchanges and references to nuclear warfare, …
Committee aims to clarify Hate and Bias policy
By Meghan Zea /// Staff Writer A new committee composed of students, staff and administrators focused on clarifying the Hate and Bias policy has been implemented during …