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Students get geared up with the bike share & co-op

November 17, 2017 Eva Love 0

By Eva Love With the Bike Co-Op, Cycling Club and the new bike share program on campus, it is clear that bike culture at Lewis & Clark …

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The best antidepressant for each zodiac sign • B

The best antidepressant for each zodiac sign • By Maya Mazor-Hoofien

You have been to psychiatrists. You downloaded BetterHelp for a week. You even took shrooms that one time, and yet you are still mentally ill. Well, fear not: I, an astrology bisexual who knows more than any doctor, am here to tell you exactly what psychiatric medication you should be on based solely on your zodiac sign.

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Visual by Sofia Reeves

[Image description: illustration of pill bottles labelled with zodiac signs]

Artemis boasts successful Nationals run, builds on

Artemis boasts successful Nationals run, builds on previous seasons with new players • By Ashlyn Little

Lewis & Clark has a wide variety of extracurriculars ranging from clubs to intramural sports. One of these includes LC’s women’s ultimate frisbee team, Artemis. This past spring, Artemis had an extremely successful season as they made it all the way to the Ultimate Frisbee Nationals.
Artemis was technically the most successful athletic team at LC despite them not actually being a varsity team. While this is not the first time they made it to Nationals, this amazing feat was accomplished through a combination of team effort and hard work.

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Photo courtesy of Artemis Women’s Ultimate Frisbee

[Image description: Artemis team photo]

Living and dying at the Ken Carson show • By Ros

Living and dying at the Ken Carson show • By Rosalind Margulies

Before we begin, I feel I must inform you: This is a review not of Ken Carson’s performance, but of the experience of attending a Ken Carson concert; more specifically, attending a Ken Carson concert as a woman.
In broadly male spaces, there is a sense in entering them as a woman or nonbinary person of intruding upon something. It is easy for you to forget the specifications of the body you occupy, less so for others. At times, it is frightening; my concert partner, disturbed as they were by the general atmosphere cultivated in the theater, left before a single note of music was played. However, I find that to be present in these spaces, even as an other, is not charmless.

Photo by Rosalind Margulies

[Image description: photo of Ken Carson from the crowd]

Maggie's Cafe transforms into new study space •

She may be late to the party, but we are more than

She may be late to the party, but we are more than happy to have her!

Ava Frison is a first year at LC. She spent three years on her high school paper as Head Editor and decided to continue the journalism fun by joining The Mossy Log as a Features Editor.

Ava’s major is classics (the study of ancient civilizations) with a focus in Ancient Greece. She came to LC because it was close to home and because of their well rounded liberal arts program. She is hoping to study abroad next fall in Greece. In her free time, Ava likes to spend time with her family (mostly her pets) and enjoys reading, writing, photography and spending time outdoors.

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: A new leaf for an old log

John Hancock bids farewell to campus after 15 year

John Hancock bids farewell to campus after 15 years • By Amelia Doyle

On July 29, Associate Dean of Students for Health and Wellness and Chief Psychologist John Hancock resigned from Lewis & Clark.

Hancock accepted a position as the inaugural Assistant Vice President for Wellness and Support at the University of Northern Colorado (UNC). According to the LC website, Hancock said that he felt it was the right time for a change, and he is looking forward to being closer to his family again.

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Photo courtesy of Lewis & Clark

[Image description: Portrait of John Hancock]

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