Alvarez’s remake of ‘Evil Dead’ gives series new life while capturing its soul
If you are a fan of the “Evil Dead” franchise, then you should know that the movies are not supposed to be exactly terrifying. Well, for the most part. The original “Evil Dead” came out more than 30 years ago, … Continued
Boxer Doctors
College students aren’t exactly known for their “early to bed, early to rise” attitudes, but getting sleep is an integral part of staying healthy. As the semester begins to wind down, it can feel like there is a lot to … Continued
From the 808 to the 503
I casually overheard a conversation the other day between two students that are in a class with me, who were, as can be expected, complaining about the class. Student A went on a rant, which basically summed up to “it’s … Continued
Former Pacific Index editor shares post-graduation job misfortunes, advises seniors
Graduating from college can be a scary thing. Although the months leading up to graduation were exciting and promising for me, they were also filled with uncertainty and stress. I wasn’t sure what I wanted to do with my life … Continued
‘The Incredible Burt Wonderstone’ delightfully cheesy, despite absurdity
Though there is quite a wide range of forms of entertainment these days, none are quite as awe-striking as magic. Names like David Copperfield, Chris Angel, and Harry Houdini have left admirers in wonder over centuries. “The Incredible Burt Wonderstone” … Continued
Primary campus needs should go before HPC needs
Since when does a secondary branch come before the needs of the primary campus? Apparently, since 2013, in regards to the state of Pacific University. University President Lesley Hallick and her many boards are making moves to reinvent the Hillsboro … Continued
Boxer Doctors
Between busy class schedules, social events and late nights, college life is not always conducive to healthy or regular eating. For many of us, hectic life routines present common roadblocks to healthy eating. Factors such as time, money, access, attitudes, … Continued
From the 808 to the 503
It has been a few weeks since Arun Gandhi visited campus, but believe it or not, it’s taken me that much time to actually process all that he shared with us. At the close of the event, I wasn’t sure … Continued
There is a proper time to say to others, ‘Rest in Peace’
With the March 5 death of Hugo Chávez who has been the President of Venezuela from 1999 until this week, it has become apparent that some in our culture should use the phrase “Rest in Peace” a little more tactfully. … Continued
Our Two Cents, 3-7-2013
Why doesn’t student accounts accept Visa cards, which are one of the most prominent credit cards in use? I feel like this unnecessarily disenfranchises a lot of students. The service charges us three extra dollars on top of our fees. … Continued
‘Jack the Giant Slayer’ shamelessly tries emulating Disney, Peter Jackson
I wonder if the person who green-lit “Jack the Giant Slayer” is still working in Hollywood. If so, my soul hurts. In fact, when I finished watching the movie, my diaphragm hurt, too; I was convulsing in fits of laughter … Continued
Students shouldn’t be charged further
It is not news to any student attending Pacific that parking spaces are in short supply. Whether you are just beginning your college journey or are strolling through your last years as an upperclassmen, it is common knowledge that by … Continued