Le Bon is Portland’s hottest new fine dining experience
*The Backdoor is a “work” of “fiction” and “satire” By Elise Glaser Palatine Hill’s new fusion restaurant, Le Bon, has Portland foodies flocking to “The Hill” in …
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Despite structure, LC History major pays of
By Jackson Sundheim The History major at Lewis & Clark is unlike any other major. Out of the 29 majors available, it is the only one whose foundational …
IME wokeshop discusses liberal biases in esteemed academia
By Nick Sabatini High-level academia is occasionally criticized for having liberal biases. In order to address this topic, Inclusion and Multicultural Engagement (IME) held a “Wokeshop” on …
Back on the court: Basketball teams battle at home in the NWC
By Jackson Sundheim The Lewis & Clark men’s and women’s basketball teams are entering the most challenging phase of the 2017-18 season as they prepare to face …
At what point is art no longer free speech?
By Jackson Sundheim When I was a young boy of perhaps five or six, my grandmother took me to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. One …
Symposium reignites free speech debate
By Jackson Sundheim The Community & Free Speech Symposium, sponsored by IME and several other campus groups, took place on Oct. 11 from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., …
Lewis & Clark Cycling Club
by Jackson Sundheim It goes without saying that most students in Portland, and especially at Lewis and Clark, are interested in riding bikes. One group on campus …