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Lewis and Clark CC Women’s Basketball Defeats Lake Land College 63–49 last Saturday at the River Bend Arena
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Lewis and Clark CC Women’s Basketball Defeats Lake Land College 63–49 last Saturday at the River Bend Arena
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Men’s Basketball: LC Earns Win Over Rend Lake College at River Bend Arena
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Brown Bag Presents: Cole Tarrant Live
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Spring Fest
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Opening Night: Student Art Exhibition
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The Yarn Circle
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Lewis and Clark Radio Club
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What the Reid Memorial Library Has to Offer
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The Game Table (Review 1) – Yakuza: Like a Dragon
By Nickolas Brooks nibrooks@lc.edu (SPOILER WARNING! Do not read this review if you are interested in playing this game for yourself!) Yakuza: Like A Dragon, canonically confirmed to…
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Professor of Art Jeff Vaughn to Retire
Kaleigh Grace kagrace@lc.edu After 14 years of teaching and dedicated service to Lewis and Clark Community College, Professor of Art, Jeffrey Vaughn will be retiring from his full-time position…
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Retro Review: “Ocarina of Time” Over 20 Years Later
By Lakyn Gardner lagardner@lc.edu “Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time” was the first 3D “Legend of Zelda” game. Created in 1998 by Nintendo, the story follows a 10-year-old boy…
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Tommy’s Planet: The Strange World of Tommy Wiseau and “The Room”
by Gary Chapman gchapman@lc.edu On June 27, 2003, Tommy Wiseau released his magnum opus “The Room” to unsuspecting audiences in Los Angeles. Now, over a decade later, “The Room”…
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Krystie’s Kuriosities: Robert Wadlow
by Krystie Morrison kemorrison@lc.edu Alton, Ill. is known for its rich history that includes stories of Elijah P. Lovejoy, the Underground Railroad, the Piasa Bird and also the…
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A Cold Winter’s Tale: The Bear and The Nightingale Review
By Megan Lanham mrlanham@lc.edu Imagine a land where winter seeps into every season. A place full of cold nights that chill your very bones; with forests covered in…