Ledger, University of Washington - Tacoma, Tacoma, WA
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Pioneer, Pierce College, Lakewood, WA
16 hours ago by Ashley Degon
Let it be known that those who are looking to see an accurate film adaptation of Rick Riordan's "The Lightning Thief" may be disappointed.
Based loosely on the novel, "Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief" follows Percy Jackson (Logan Lerman), a boy who struggles in school but leads an otherwise ordinary life.
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The Beacon, University of Portland, OR
13 hours ago by Elizabeth Tertadian
UP's been hit by a smooth criminal. Meet Quinn Hallinan. A first grader at Holy Redeemer Elementary who recently lost his front two teeth, Quinn is better known to UP students as "the kid who dances at the basketball games." At seven years old, Quinn can dance like Michael Jackson better than most and is becoming a star himself.
The Daily Barometer, Oregon State University, OR
1 day ago by Gail Cole
Whether or not you have noticed, the student leaders of The Daily Barometer have been under a lot of stress this year, thanks to a tremendous amount of responsibility falling into our laps. This has left myself and many others stressed beyond belief.
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The NIC Sentinel, North Idaho College, ID
3 days ago by Joshua Colston
When does a society decide to rectify an obvious longstanding injustice? The U.S. has a long history of allowing states to legislate unconstitutional laws such as miscegenation, segregation, slavery, women's rights, reproductive rights, and LBGT equality based on an imposed religious morality.
The NIC Sentinel, North Idaho College, ID
3 days ago by Jacob Burge
Pompons, glittery faces and back handsprings. These characteristics and manipulated skills are what most spectators see from the stands when watching cheerleaders during sporting events.
Two types of cheerleading are competitive cheer and sideline cheer.
The Daily Barometer, Oregon State University, OR
3 days ago by Dezarae Boyd-France
By Dezarae Boyd-France
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Carl Leniger has a house and bed, but it's a rare occasion that he's in either one of them. In fact, he is more familiar with the worn-in office couch in the KBVR station.
When he's not crashing in his office, the two-year KBVR-TV station manager and senior in new media communications is either thinking about how to improve KBVR or better train its employees in every aspect.
The NIC Sentinel, North Idaho College, ID
2 days ago by Eshelle Lechot
In 1997, NIC and the Coeur d' Alene Tribe entered into the mutual agreement called the 9-Point Agreement, to deal with names and campus locations.
For more than 12 years both entities worked together on projects of mutual benefit to both communities. Along with making NIC a more welcoming, supportive and diverse environment for Indian students, it also was created to help other students as well as visitors understand and gain additional knowledge of NIC and the Coeur d' Alene Tribe with the direction of 18 team leaders.
The Daily Barometer, Oregon State University, OR
2 days ago by Robert Bakhshai
As a writer for The Daily Barometer, I do my best to maintain the integrity of my peers who also write for the publication but unfortunately, not all of us feel that way. So before I get into my article I want to address some callous words printed in last week's Barometer from a fellow writer.
The Beacon, University of Portland, OR
13 hours ago by David Thompson
With the West Coast Conference tournament starting tomorrow at the Orleans Casino in Las Vegas, Nev., we look at ten observations that will affect Portland and their chances in the WCC tournament.
Three contenders
The teams in the WCC have sorted themselves into three pretty distinct groupings: The Contenders (Gonzaga, Saint Mary's, and Portland), The Cinderella's (San Francisco and Loyola Marymount), and the "It's Vegas, Anything can Happen" teams (San Diego, Santa Clara and Pepperdine)
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The Beacon, University of Portland, OR
10 hours ago by Evan Castro
On Sunday, around 1000 students poured into the Chiles Center at the University of Portland for the housing selection process. Some students, such as myself, were quite excited for the selection process. But by the end of the day, I was frustrated, disheartened and cheated.
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