Tips for Freshmen
By Mackenzie Bath Once you made the decision to go to college, I’m sure you found out that everyone you know wants to give their two cents …
opinion
Barack Obama: The Wolf of Wall Street?
It’s been less than a year since he left office, but former President Barack Obama is already cashing in. This week, Bloomberg reported that Obama has joined …
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 …
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 …
Supreme court hindered by vote
By Drew Matlovsky Wake up and smell the roses: Merrick Garland isn’t going to be a Supreme Court Justice anytime soon. Hell, he probably won’t even get …
Media coverage takes on terror with bias
By Natalie Rich This past year, it seems like terrorist attacks have become increasingly common. Most recently, the terrifying and awful attacks in Paris and …
Being choosy about shoes should not happen
By Lesedi Khabele-Stevens Nothing screams “liberal arts college” quite as loudly as students walking around campus without shoes. At the beginning of the Fall semester two years …
Barbie Dolls: bigger is now better
By Kat Stowe-Thurston This year, toy company Mattel revealed a new line of Barbie dolls with some dramatic differences from traditional Barbie. Although these changes were made …
No Access, No Safety
By Brady Antonelli /// Opinion Editor Back in November, the Executive Council began a policy in response to a threatening emoji being posted on Yik-Yak, an anonymous …
Letter to the Editor: It’s Crucial that Lewis and Clark Offer a Permanent Arabic Program
Of the top 25 liberal arts colleges in the United States, 23 offer an Arabic language program. This not only indicates these colleges are increasing understanding of …