Pio Express rerouted, Pio parking redesigned with new green goals
By SHANI BERENHOLZ /// Staff Writer FOR THOSE driving to Lewis & Clark, there is no such thing as a relaxing morning for those driving to campus. …
Month: September 2016
Nations, relations and communications
By Madeleine Orona Burgos Every four years — or two, if you count the Winter Olympics — the world becomes enthralled with the athletic prowess of each …
Popping the social bubble of LC
By Zack Johnson It is incredibly easy, and perhaps preferential because of the ease, to settle within one’s own comfortably established social bubble — whether that bubble be …
Biology Professor wins NIH grant
By KAILEY HOLZMAN /// Staff Writer WHAT IS LIFE like for a wood worm? Boring? Life is not boring for the worms that live in the labs of …
Colin Kaepernick takes a stand and a seat
By Madison Ames Colin Kaepernick, quarterback of the San Francisco 49ers, took a knee instead of standing for the national anthem. According to the National Football League, …
New changes to Pioneer Success Institute aim to help freshmen smoothly adjust to campus life and atmosphere
By GELSEY PLAZA /// Senior Staff Writer THIS YEAR, Pioneer Success Institute (PSI) underwent some curriculum changes that coordinators hope will benefit the incoming class as they …
Committee addresses diversity
By GELSEY PLAZA /// Senior Staff Writer WITH LOTS OF commotion around modifying Exploration and Discovery (E&D) common texts and diversifying classroom curriculums, Lewis & Clark’s Committee on …
Overflow housing here to stay with Classzilla sophs
By LEXIE BOREN /// Staff Writer NO ONE AT Lewis & Clark is a stranger to the dorms. Students all know how to downsize their wardrobes, grow …
An open letter to LC President Barry Glassner
By Julia Withers Dear President Glassner, Your LA Times article, “Diversity on campus sparks protest? It’s a sign of progress,” sparked frustrating memories for me. You probably …
Colleges feel the pressure to ensure their new students are being politically correct
By Margeaux Reed Political correctness: Our parents hate us for it, politicians criticize us for it, the media ostracizes us for it. However, it seems that the …
The ubiquitous cloak of free speech on college campuses
By Zack Johnson The mystique surrounding the phrase “freedom of speech” has enticed perhaps each and every individual residing beneath its seemingly omnipresent nature at one point …