Can recovery narratives push past addiction?
By Jonah Svihus I developed an obsession this year. I did not know how obsessed I would become. I did […]
Articles by Jonah Svihus
Unraveling the quagmire: Burns and Novick deliver legendary 18 hour documentary on the Vietnam War
“The Vietnam War,” directed by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick, is an attempt to portray the Vietnam War in all […]
Protesters Clamor outside the Chapel
By Jonah Svihus Photo by Brady Antonelli On April 11, 2017 at 7:00 p.m. protesters, made up of both Lewis […]
The 1960s: a retrospective of the Pioneer Log
As the LC community deals with the consequences and actions of the Trump Presidency, it is important to look back […]
SOC coordinator prepares for club allocations
Student Organizations Committee (SOC) Coordinator Alden Chatfield ’18 recently created change within the allocations process to make sure clubs have […]
ASLC Senate full; continues discussion on campus issues
The Associated Students of Lewis & Clark Senate met in Thayer on Feb. 17 to discuss various issues on campus, […]
Crime in Review
Reported crimes at Lewis & Clark College for the 2016 calendar year are down nearly 8 percent. The college continues […]
Safety, aesthetics, efficiency motivate groundskeeping
Grounds Maintenance at Lewis & Clark keeps the campus open and operating while modernizing the grounds during the Spring 2017 […]
Senate Meeting
On Feb. 2, the Associated Students of Lewis & Clark Senate passed a resolution in response to President Trump’s executive […]
Thoughts Abroad: Junior Jonah Svihus visits memorial to the My Lai massacre
THE VIETNAM WAR, as it is known and taught in American schools, is depicted in movies that range from the serious […]