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LC needs more rain-protected outdoor spaces LC needs more rain-protected outdoor spaces
  • Opinion

LC needs more rain-protected outdoor spaces

Tadao Kumasaka March 6, 2020 0
Time and again, I am struck by the amount of socializing that I see on the campus...
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Ari Aster films overturn horror genre, expands on existing tropes Ari Aster films overturn horror genre, expands on existing tropes
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Ari Aster films overturn horror genre, expands on existing tropes

Aubrey Roché March 6, 2020 0
Director Ari Aster’s recent horror films, “Hereditary” (2018) and “Midsommar” (2019), have become widely popular among horror...
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Director of Campus Safety leaves LC, among others USE THIS--campus safety-Blake Ashby
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Director of Campus Safety leaves LC, among others

Matthew Feldman March 6, 2020 0
Donna Henderson has vacated her position as director of campus safety. Henderson was in the position for...
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Addressing all sheeple: shirk your shackles Addressing all sheeple: shirk your shackles
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Addressing all sheeple: shirk your shackles

Justin Howerton March 6, 2020 0
A SPECTER IS HAUNTING the West. And by the West that is to say the world. That...
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LC alum works to declassify secret government documents LC alum works to declassify secret government documents
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LC alum works to declassify secret government documents

Hanna Merzbach March 6, 2020 0
Nate Jones ’05, the recipient of the 2019 Outstanding Young Alumnus Award, stumbled upon an enigma while...
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Gay cowboy Orville Peck shatters country music norms and hearts Gay cowboy Orville Peck shatters country music norms and hearts
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Gay cowboy Orville Peck shatters country music norms and hearts

Anna DeSmet March 6, 2020 0
I discovered Orville Peck recently from my friend who shared his song “Dead of Night” with myself...
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LC should expand art students’ job prospects IMG_3411
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LC should expand art students’ job prospects

Riley Hanna March 6, 2020 0
I would first like to say that  I am majoring in English and loving every minute of...
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The power of naming: setting a positive precedent for the future renaming_schools
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The power of naming: setting a positive precedent for the future

Ihsaan Mohamed March 6, 2020 0
Naming: a concept so powerful that it has been crucial to the formation of this very country...
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Data and technology: a major in the works Data_Science
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Data and technology: a major in the works

Amelia Eichel March 6, 2020 0
In 2012, columnists in the Harvard Business Review deemed “data scientist” the sexiest job of the 21st...
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“Love is blind” is heteronormative “Love is blind” is heteronormative
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“Love is blind” is heteronormative

Venus Edlin March 6, 2020 0
New Netflix original dating show, “Love is Blind,” has garnered attention for many reasons, like the quick...
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Use and abuse of history in Japan and South Korea Use and abuse of history in Japan and South Korea
  • Features

Use and abuse of history in Japan and South Korea

Will Toppin March 6, 2020 0
Kenneth Ruoff, Professor of History and Director of The Center for Japanese Studies at Portland State University,...
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