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Fast Break: Bearcats climb aboard the struggle bus
A duck in a Willamette jersey about to score a goal on the soccer field while the crowd cheers behind them. Art by Wes Mowry-Silverman. Hello, Bearcat Fan! It was a rough weekend in Bearcat sports, but as the sun comes out and spring break approaches rapidly, there is hope yet for a rebound for our glorious Willamette athletics. Maybe. Onto the news! Track and field headed up to Newberg to compete in the Rich Allen Classic on Saturday, securing some solid finishes. On the wo
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Opinion: Dating men can suck, but it doesn’t have to
A woman hides her boyfriend behind a large bouquet. Art by Wes Mowry-Silverman. Is having a boyfriend embarrassing now? This is the question that launched a thousand think pieces. The original article that inspired it, written by Chanté Joseph , focused primarily on women’s presentation of their boyfriends on social media. Instead of centering their content on their relationships, many women were opting to post about their boyfriends more subtly or hide them entirely, which
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The Devil's Advocate: Edition Eight
Art by Basil Allen. Disclaimer: The Devil’s Advocate is a satirical column that does not reflect the views or opinions of The Collegian. How do I fight off the senioritis! - get me out of here As a senior, I also struggle finding time to do homework. But rest assured, I know what’ll work! You have a paper to write today? First things first, grab your preferred source of caffeine and chug away; it’s so much easier to work under the power of stimulants. Secondly, leave your
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