Vol. 102 No. 4
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ISSUE-4
Claire Vaye Watkins discusses childhood inspiration, environmental themes that underlay her work To a packed reception at the Frank Manor House, writer Claire Vaye Watkins said: “Books …
Elijah Washington ’24 is a running back and long snapper, who just played his final season of college football at Lewis & Clark. Washington has had a …
By J Frank It is not a secret that technology can be scary. Is this reductive? Perhaps. But it truly can be an unsettling prospect to consider …
On Monday, Feb.19, the Lewis & Clark History Department hosted the 60th Annual Throckmorton Lecture. This event brings some of the most distinguished historians in the United …
This February, Lewis & Clark saw a wide variety of events in celebration of Black History Month put on by the Office of Inclusion and Multicultural Engagement …
The Oxford Comma has long since, according to The Mossy Log’s style guide, been illegal. This oppressive guideline has plagued the poor Mossy Log staff for years, …
Who reading this remembers the monsters of high school? Screenwriter Diablo Cody’s film retinue surely does. The modern film buff sings praises for “Jennifer’s Body,” Cody’s vision …
Though their season may be over, Lewis & Clark’s football team is far from done for the year. Last weekend, the team invited LC students to partake …
Reed College is notorious for its wild Renaissance Fair known as “Renn Fayre” which features burning senior thesis notes to having relay races with students running naked …
The Lewis & Clark Law School hosted the Oregon Innocence Project (OIP) on Feb 20, which focuses on innocence and criminal justice law. Kenneth Kreuscher, managing attorney, …
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