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Predoctoral Fellow Phillip Barron on narrative theory IMG_3560
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Predoctoral Fellow Phillip Barron on narrative theory

Toby Bazeley October 4, 2019 0
What makes someone the same person over time? This is the question that Teaching Predoctoral Fellow Phillip...
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Fetishization misses personality, focuses instead on superficiality

Can Altunkaynak October 4, 2019 0
Italian guys are super hot, right? What about Russian girls? Do you not want a Latino boyfriend...
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Chosen name policy implemented over summer

Venus Edlin October 4, 2019 0
Before the start of the Fall 2019 semester, Lewis & Clark streamlined the chosen name policy on...
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HBO Original “Euphoria” sheds a candid light on mental illness HBO Original “Euphoria” sheds a candid light on mental illness by Raya Deussen
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HBO Original “Euphoria” sheds a candid light on mental illness

Venus Edlin October 4, 2019 0
Mental illness is a time suck. You may spend hours immobile, sleep away the day and hyper-focus...
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Holidays at the Bon: a tale lost in translation

Grant Liberman October 4, 2019 0
Last year, during the holiday season, there were many decorations put up all over campus. One such...
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LC promotes National Voter Registration Day

Erika Andersen October 4, 2019 0
Tuesday, Sept. 24 marked National Voter Registration Day, an effort endorsed by the National Association of Secretaries...
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Scholarship introduced for entrepreneurship students

Alex Barr October 4, 2019 0
The Bates Center for Entrepreneurship and Leadership recently announced that they will be offering a merit-based scholarship...
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Oregon independent films exhibit regional talent Ore. independent films exhibit regional talent by Flavio de Pina Soares de Carvalho
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Oregon independent films exhibit regional talent

Grant Liberman October 4, 2019 0
From Sept. 18 to Sept. 25, Portland hosted part of the Oregon Independent Film Festival at The...
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List of gender neutral insults
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List of gender neutral insults

Gavin Patchet October 4, 2019 1
Here is a list of gender neutral insults so you can insult your peers while breaking the...
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Gabriel’s Gains: meditation as a stress reliever meditation_wellness3
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Gabriel’s Gains: meditation as a stress reliever

Gabriel Mantione-Holmes October 4, 2019 0
Whether you are struggling with social stress, catastrophic classwork or just adjusting to the “Pacific North-wet,” the...
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Students describe creative ways of avoiding hunger

Liv Nicks-Turnley October 4, 2019 0
From cooking fireside on College Outdoors trips to eating grapes off the vine, Lewis & Clark students...
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