Volleyball sends off senior class in last game of season
By Anneke Banda The Pamplin gymnasium was filled with a wide array of emotions on the night of Nov. 3. Six seniors: Casey Myzkowski ’19, Annika San …
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LC students enthralled by Portland Timbers
By Jake Peterfeso Saturday Sept. 29 was LC Night at the Portland Timbers, an exciting opportunity for Lewis & Clark students to go and see one of …
Womens volleyball starts the 2018 season strong
By Amelia Eichel With a brand new coaching staff, nine incoming freshmen and a 7-0 preseason winning streak, Lewis & Clark women’s volleyball came out against the …
Best wines on a dime: 2015 Gewürtraminer
By Max Lorenze Across Europe, wine has a rich cultural significance, coming from centuries of tradition that has imbedded cultural habitus into what wine represents and how …
Luau choreographers bring their culture to the stage
By Joanne Sally Mero Every year, members of Hawaii Club come together to share the Aloha Spirit with their peers. Luau is one of the largest student-run …
Anon(ymous) actors examine meaning of home
By Caitlin Chappell Greek legends are often reimagined to fit new audiences. From the Amazons in Patty Jenkins’ “Wonder Woman,” to the retelling of “Lysistrata” in Spike …
The Long Voyage: Finding Home in Anon(ymous)
By Emily Davis “Anon(ymous)”, written by playwright Naomi Iizuka and directed at Lewis & Clark’s Fir Acres Theatre by Francisco Garcia, reimagines Homer’s “Odyssey” within the context …
Platteau filled to the brim for LC drag show
By Joanne Sally Mero The majority of the performing drag queens at Lewis & Clark made their debut appearance on campus on Feb. 23 at the drag …