It’s that time of year again, time to buy and dye a cartons worth of eggs, splurge on chocolate and sugar, and hope the Easter Bunny will deliver happiness in a basket to families around the world.
Enjoy Your Own ChillOut Frozen Self-Serve Creation
By Moriah Beiser Staff Writer At first glance ChillOut Frozen Creations looks like your typical ice cream shop, but…
Fighting Negative Body Image at Lewis and Clark
According to supermodel legend Kate Moss, “Nothing taste as good as skinny feels.”
LC Pride Raises Equality Awareness
Equality is defined as a state in which no one person or thing is more valuable or important than any other person or object.
The Utmost to be Upheld
As this century proceeds further into the future, all the world over is increasingly abuzz with the topic of sustainability. Paradoxically though, we arrive at this theme coming up from the backside.
The Truth about St. Patrick’s Day
Graphic: Nicole Leith By Darick T. Earney Staff Writer Following the obscurely known Holiday of “Everything You Do…
Spring Break Staycation Ideas
Are you staying local for Spring break this year? Some students will be going out of town, but many will be sticking in the area. Don’t allow your lack of travel plans keep you from having a memorable break.
Battle of Wits Approaches Lewis and Clark
Veronica Pavesi, Bunker Hill High School Physics class senior Photo: Sierra Beckwith Sierra Beckwith Staff Writer Trebuchets, better known…
Green Speaker Series Celebrates Jobs for Green Thumbs
What is the Green speaker series? Simply put, it is a collection of speakers from “Green Energy” industries that have come to Lewis and Clark campus to speak to people who wish to pursue an environmentally friendly career.
Breaking the Stigma Against Mental Disorders
Mad, insane, crazy — a few derogatory terms that persons suffering from mental disorders are labeled with. Affected people face a social stigma against mental illness that may leave them feeling even more isolated.
