Letter to the Editor: New Social Justice Tours on Campus
By Julia Withers /// Op-Ed Contributor I appreciate the interest in our social justice tour in last week’s editorial; however, I wish that the author did not …
Opinion
A Letter to the Editor: PSI
To the Editor: RE: ‘PSI: Please stop it, y’all’ First of all, I would be remiss if I didn’t mention that, in fact, this was not the …
A new social justice tour strives to tell the uncensored story of LC
Caleb Diehl /// Editor-in-Chief A student-led social justice tour opened to the Lewis and Clark community Thursday, Nov. 20, promising to enlighten us about our history of …
Letter to the Editor: It’s Crucial that Lewis and Clark Offer a Permanent Arabic Program
Of the top 25 liberal arts colleges in the United States, 23 offer an Arabic language program. This not only indicates these colleges are increasing understanding of …
Letter to the Editor: Looking forward, a call to serve
Victoria Diaz /// Op-Ed contributor Growing up, I wanted to escape. As the biracial daughter of divorced, immigrant parents growing up in Oakland, California, life was far from …
The OLCC is under your control
Caleb Diehl /// Editor-in-Chief The Oregon Liquor Control Commission just won the power to control more than liquor. Now, they’ll monitor your weed as well. This time, …
Campus Safety officers are people too
Taylor Knudson /// Opinion Editor Chris Crocker, a timeless and important American icon, once screamed, “Leave Britney alone!” as he rolled himself into a ball of passion …
Letter to the Editor
To the editor: RE: “We wasted a ton of money on Bill Nye” I have some issues with your piece about Bill Nye in Friday’s Piolog. Let me just …
We wasted a ton of money on Bill Nye
By Caleb Diehl /// Editor-in-Chief Bill Nye is like a trout. Ensnared in Campus Activities Board’s $40,000 net last Saturday night, he floundered. Dangled above an ocean …
The Pioneer Log sizes up ASLC presidency
It’s midterm time for all of us, including ASLC President Lincoln Boyd By Caleb Diehl /// Editor-in-Chief Lewis & Clark students have a volatile relationship with their …