By Emily Hoard The administration is seeking student input about upcoming changes to Montag Center. Dean of Campus Life David Douglass has initiated discussion about options for the future of Montag, specifically the area downstairs, not including the den. “I’m starting from the observation that, in spite of
There are so many people I'd like to thank. Firstly, I thank godaddy.com for our domain, willamettecollegian.com. Then, I thank Malcolm in the Middle for keeping me company late Tuesday nights and from which I learn to say you're not the boss of me, Zane
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By Shannon Sollitt The year is almost over. This is not a drill. I repeat: The year is almost over. This is the Collegian’s last issue before graduation. Finals are fast approaching, seniors are panicking about graduation and what happens next, and students of all ages
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By Colleen Smyth I have always needed a plan. Even when I’m doubtful it will work, just having it is comforting. I’m constantly developing new plans and re-designing old ones. But, sometimes things happen that make me feel there is no way I can re-strategize my
By Kate Piluso Once, when I was little, my mom got a fortune at a Chinese restaurant that read: “Sing badly if you must, but sing.” Little me found this absolutely hilarious because, even on the best of days, my mom can make a solid attempt at carrying
By Zack Boyden Washington DC may be our nation’s capital, but at times it feels inaccessible. It’s far enough away that it feels irrelevant most of the time to Westerners. This has cultivated a cultural libertarianism in many Western states—government is seen more as an annoyance
By Marjorie Meeks There’s a homeless man I pass every day on my way to class. He sleeps on a park bench that I invariably walk by, wrapped in a sleeping bag. Sometimes he’s awake, but he has never approached me for any reason. As far as