This Issue’s College Issues: The Perpetuation of Student Censorship on college campuses
How writing for student publications can lead to unintended censorship due to strict AP style rules Writing for the Pioneer Log has truly been one of …
Month: November 2016
BDS Movement spreads to PSU, raising concern for human rights
On Oct. 24, the Associated Students of Portland State University passed, in an almost unanimous vote, a resolution calling for the school to divest from all companies …
Micro Apartments
When I think of where I want to live after I graduate from college, I don’t think: more dorms. I picture a nice, medium-sized apartment a commutable …
The anniversary of fear: a reflection on the terrifying aftermath of the Paris attacks
The Bataclan attacks remind us of the fundamental problems affecting politics abroad and at home I still remember the faces of my European friends, shrouded in smoke …
The Bon named best college dining hall in the state of Oregon
IN EARLY October, USA Today College ran an article titled “The best colleges in each state based on dining hall food.” Some winners included Princeton, Seattle Tech, …
Budget shortfall fuels fresh fears
DON’T PANIC: Lewis & Clark isn’t going broke. Rumors have been circulating that this year’s smaller freshman class will cause significant budget cuts for several aspects of …
A note from our editorial board
Our nation is not defined by polling data, electoral maps, political buzzwords or even a presidency. Rather, our nation is an idea, one that was forged by …
Comedian W. Kamau Bell on politics, activism and gentrification in Portland
“It feels like the day before ‘Mad Max’,” said socio-political comedian W. Kamau Bell on the night before one of the most divisive presidential elections in recent …
BART sends preemptive solidarity letter to school
THIS WEEK marked several major events, both for Lewis & Clark and for the country at large. On Nov. 8, Donald Trump was elected after one of …
LC Production of “Much Ado About Nothing” is Nothing but a Delight
Lewis & Clark’s mainstage production of Shakespeare’s “Much Ado About Nothing” is an enjoyable 1940’s twist on the classic romantic comedy, but with strong undercurrents of real …