All I do is complain: Tweeting hate
Like many living in the digital age, I sometimes get annoyed with the endless torrent of cyber-slang and internet terminology that sneaks its way into people’s everyday conversations. Whether it’s people audibly saying “lol” when something is funny, or someone … Continued
Killing Clark Hall
Clark Hall is a wincing eyesore to the grand vision of Pacific University. First impressions matter, and college-bound students have begun to show a determining interest in sustainability goals, green buildings and eco-ambiance throughout their college selection process. As interest … Continued
From the 808 to the 503: Pacesetters
This past weekend, campus was abundant with nametag-brandishing youngsters who eagerly explored campus and all it has to offer. The white tent erected in the quad served as a visual reminder for all those who weren’t previously aware: Pacesetters is … Continued
Editorial: Parking not on par with growth
Any student who commutes to campus knows how frustrating it can be to search for a parking spot. Pacific’s particular location and the layout of Forest Grove leave only about two usable blocks (along College Way and Cedar Street) of … Continued
New Winter III term format unfitting for upperclassmen
Upon returning to Pacific from a semester’s study abroad in Japan, I found myself humming the lyrics of “Everything Changes” from the Pokémon soundtrack 2.B.A Master: There isn’t anything in life that ever stays the same. While the song goes … Continued
FAFSA changes effective for 2011-2012 year
More than 95 percent of Pacific students fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid every year and, as the March 1 deadline for the 2011-2012 FAFSA approaches, those students should know that a few changes have been made. … Continued
Stairwell receives temporary changes for improved safety
Since being outfitted with wooden boards during Winter III, stairwells in the University Center have enjoyed an unprecedented excess of limelight. Theories have run amok, growing more and more ridiculous with the absence of answers. “Did something fall through?” “Did … Continued
Getchell and Manning receive surprise IWCLA honors
Lacrosse players Natalie Getchell and Stephanie Manning were recently selected to the Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Association’s Division III Academic Honor Roll. Receiving this award came as a big surprise to the seniors, who were both unaware of having been … Continued
Campus Public Safety reports incidents
Student Conduct Violation/Alcohol February 5, 2011 Approximately 12:00 am Forest Grove Police contacted CPS about the unauthorized use of a Pacific owned vehicle. Three students entered B Street Farm using university issued keys where they were reportedly drinking and smoking marijuana. They had also built a … Continued
Women’s basketball looks to future after trying season
Entering into the season with young talent, the women basketball players and coaching staff knew they were in for a building year with the tough competition they faced in the Northwest Conference. Having graduated all their seniors last season, Coach … Continued
Technology: helping or hindering?
Obsessively playing video games till well past two in the morning; this is a night known by more than a few people at Pacific University. What kind of example is being set for the 3 to 7-year-old’s in the Early … Continued
Superbowl XLV, even better than a movie
Imagine you are about to watch a film made by a prominent Hollywood director, with a well-known cast of characters. The cast consists of California boy Aaron Rodgers, Seasoned Veteran Donald Driver, the benchwarmer Clay Matthews III, the “hit-men” or … Continued