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New DA recalls time at LC, discusses turbulent first two months on the job Mike Schmidt
  • Features

New DA recalls time at LC, discusses turbulent first two months on the job

Nicholas Nerli October 2, 2020 0
Fifteen years ago, Mike Schmidt, J.D. ’08 packed his belongings and trekked west, leaving New Orleans in...
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Climate change to blame for unprecedented wild fires Picture of burning United States map.
  • Opinion

Climate change to blame for unprecedented wild fires

Summer Dae Binder October 2, 2020 0
Sweeping through Washington, Oregon and California, wildfires have destroyed the West. With towns, homes and forests destroyed,...
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LC closes SW Trail #5 for all The entrance to SW Trail #5 by the rose garden has a sign that announces it is closed to LC students, staff and faculty.
  • News

LC closes SW Trail #5 for all

Venus Edlin October 2, 2020 0
Lewis & Clark closed SW Trail #5 to all community members after concerns from neighbors amid the...
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“Woke” uses comedy to portray Black experience in the U.S. Computer sits on table with "Woke" on the screen and a bag of popcorn to the right
  • Arts & Culture

“Woke” uses comedy to portray Black experience in the U.S.

Aidan D'Anna October 2, 2020 0
On Sept. 9, Hulu released the first season of its original comedy series “Woke.” The show is...
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Sarah Iannarone aims high in mayoral race Sarah Iannarone poses for a photo, wearing glasses and a blazer.
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Sarah Iannarone aims high in mayoral race

Tor Parsons October 2, 2020 0
Portland is facing what will likely be its most significant mayoral election in decades. Incumbent Mayor Ted...
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LC releases form to monitor COVID-19 policies Two students in a bubble are breaking policies, while two other students report their behaving using the form on their phone.
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LC releases form to monitor COVID-19 policies

Jacob Muscarella October 2, 2020 0
This fall, the Student Rights and Responsibilities (SRR) office released a digital COVID-19 Community Reporting Form that...
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“Rate My Professor” launches add-on “Rate My Peers” Two students pose next to a phone showing a profile of a peer.
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“Rate My Professor” launches add-on “Rate My Peers”

Andrew Nourie October 2, 2020 0
Rejoice! Come ye, come all! For the tech geniuses who dwell within Silicon Valley have graced us...
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2 Myocarditis linked to COVID-19 contractions Pencil illustration of an anatomical heart
  • Sports

2 Myocarditis linked to COVID-19 contractions

Henry Goodier October 2, 2020 0
In what seems to be an endless battle against the coronavirus, a new revelation reported by ESPN...
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“NRSA” weaves a tale of adolescent struggle A teenage girl sits sadly in a chair
  • Arts & Culture

“NRSA” weaves a tale of adolescent struggle

Justin Howerton October 2, 2020 0
Meet Autumn (Sidney Flanigan) and her cousin Skylar (Talia Ryder): two quiet, impoverished teens from rural Pennsylvania....
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Challenging the future of film in Hollywood Woman working on a movie set, with clapboard.
  • Opinion

Challenging the future of film in Hollywood

Gabe Korer October 2, 2020 0
Hollywood is losing its battle with COVID-19. Dozens of productions have slowed down or been canceled due...
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IA welcomes human rights and international law expert SuparnaChaudhry
  • Features

IA welcomes human rights and international law expert

Bella Met October 2, 2020 0
In January, it was announced that the tenure-track position vacated by former Associate Professor and Chair of...
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