Students reject political activism despite ubiquitous love for liberalism
By Charlotte Powers For a school that is considered one of the most liberal colleges in the country, a majority of Lewis & Clark students have no …
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Campus orthodoxies strangle healthy discourse
By Bradley Davis Students at Lewis & Clark have a strained connection to politics. They are much more aware of the world around them than the general …
PoemBot now publishing LC students’ poetry
By Madeline Cox This Month, PoemBot has returned to the Watzek Library. PoemBot prints a poem selected by the library staff for every day of April. The …
Looking back on first-year ups and downs
By Ariel McGee Your first year of college. The first year of your life that you are completely free: no curfew, no obligation to tell your parents …
Going green for St. Patrick’s Day
*The Backdoor is a “work” of “fiction” and “satire” By Graham Ring As a celebration of the continued budget deficit, Lewis & Clark will be throwing a St. …
Students turn their unusual skills into cash
By Kendall Arlasky A variety of traditional on-campus jobs are offered to students at Lewis & Clark. Students can work in the Bon, build sets for theater …
Living in campus dorms leads to constant sickness among students
By Lexie Boren Living on campus is linked with a lot of great benefits. You have the ease of sleeping a mere three minute walk from your …
LC and Reed possess hidden skiing histories
By Nicholas Nerli Neatly tucked between the Oregon Coast and Cascade mountain ranges, Portland’s unique geography has long supported a thriving culture of outdoor enthusiasm. During the …