The museum and art industries have suffered severe losses due to the effects of the ongoing pandemic. However, certain institutions, including the
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The current protests have stirred up debate and have pushed society to reflect. In Portland, specifically, the use of force against protesters
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Despite the relatively quiet summer on campus following Lewis & Clark’s closure in March, downtown Portland has been thriving with activity. Local
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This summer, as Portland saw a boom in social justice activism in the wake of the murder of George Floyd, Lewis &
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As Portlanders and Lewis & Clark students, it is fair to say that we are all trying to figure out where we
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In the wake of the Trump election, Portland’s Resistance aims to connect the new anti-Trump movement with those who have already been
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By ALLIE MCRAITH, JOHN ROGERS, and MEGHAN ZEA Seventeen days have passed since a series of racist and threatening messages were posted
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By KATIE KELLY Today, Nov. 17, at 2:30 p.m., a series of racist Yik Yak posts were shared with the Lewis &
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Wesleyan University’s newspaper funding slashed unjustly; student publications have the duty to publish opinions from their readership, regardless of their potentially controversial
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By John Rogers and Guadalupe Triana /// News Editor and Managing Editor Tuesday, Nov. 25 As anger, disappointment and shock spread across
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