By Amelia Eichel A Waldorf education is often associated with mandatory interpretive dancing (aka Eurythmy), no homework...
Month: April 2018
By Mackenzie Bath Sweat drips down my face, my heart is pounding and my breath is short....
By Lauren Keegan Running is a fairly minimalist activity in terms of equipment and gear, as proper...
By Joanne Sally Mero Alexandra MacMillan ’18 is one of a handful of students at Lewis &...
By Brendan Nagle Like a guitar-wielding lovechild of The Blow and Regina Spektor, 20-year-old Sidney Gish crafts...
By Amelia Eichel Due to legislation passed by the Associated Students of Lewis & Clark (ASLC) at...
By Ariel McGee Lewis & Clark’s 56th International Affairs Symposium will take place April 9 through 11....
By Rachel Stone The Lewis & Clark men’s and women’s rowing teams have already achieved impressive results...
By Joanne Sally Mero Summer is just around the corner and if you are like many other...
By Lani Felicitas Wondering who put the Dr. Bronner’s-brand soaps in Watzek? Since last fall, Lewis & Clark’s...
By Brendan Nagle Like so much of director John Carpenter’s work since 1978’s “Halloween,” “They Live” performed...