The final chapter: graduation
My reflections on the last four years of my degree leading up to graduation
Category: Features
My trip to B.C.: Traveling and the sublime
By Taylor Charlebois, Staff Writer My sleepy eyes are fuzzy, blinded by the street lights. Maybe I’m tired because I was surfing all day, or maybe it’s because I’ve been smoking marijuana cigarettes. Maybe...
The walk: Seeing downtown in a new light
By Keoputhy Bunny, News Editor Editor’s Note: With the recent daylight savings time change and the weather flip-flopping every which way, it’s safe to say that spring is on the way. The semester is...
Editors Pic
By Emily Marsten, Features Editor Take out your old trusty camera or your newly purchased iPhone and snap your best photo yet, and let your expertise in photography be exposed to the student body....
3 helpful tips that can help manage imposter syndrome
By Keoputhy Bunny, News Editor If you walk into a room full of people and ask them, “Does anyone here have Imposter Iyndrome?” I can guarantee at least one person will say they suffer...
Editors Pic
By Emily Marsten, Features Editor Take out your old trusty camera or your newly purchased iPhone and snap your best photo yet, and let your expertise in photography be exposed to the student body. Submit...
Cabin memories: sometimes unexpected change can be good
By Megan Creig, Staff Writer I remember pulling up to the cabin each summer, windows down, gravel popping under us as we edged down the side of the mountain in an overfull van, canoe...
It’s a slice to celebrate Pi Day
By Zach Poole, Contributor There are contests to see who could ramble off the most digits of a never-ending number, pizza parties and of course, eating pie. These all combine into festivities that make...
NieR:Automata and finding purpose through video games
By Taylor Charlebois, Staff Writer “We are perpetually trapped in a never ending cycle of life and death.” “Is this a curse, or some kind of punishment?” “I often think about the god who...
