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As the semester continues to unfold, students are still getting back into the swing of normalcy at Linfield. While most things seem back to normal, the 2026-2027 academic year is missing something for the first time since the early 2000s. This year, the Linfield Women’s Lacrosse team has been dissolved and will not return in...
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Four Linfield professors hosted an event Oct. 14 to discuss the current war in Iran and what it may mean for the future. The event was part of the Department of Political Science’s Pizza and Politics Series. Professors Eric Schuck (economics), Pat Cottrell (political science), Dawn Nowacki (political science) and Dimitri Kelly (political science)...
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To celebrate the month of October, the Life and Culture section of The Linfield Review presents conspiracy theory month. From now until Halloween, tune in each week to read a different debate over a historical event, situation or secret. The shady assassination of President John F. Kennedy has been largely debated since that tragic...
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President Donald Trump recently requested that voters pretend he is on the ballot this November, showing what’s at stake in the upcoming midterm elections. Both local and national races will be on the ballot, including congressional, gubernatorial, mayoral, county level, city council and more. Currently, incumbent Democratic Sen. Jeff Merkley and Republican
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The 2026 midterm elections are a month away, and time is running out to register to vote in pivotal elections that will dramatically impact the country over the next few years. In Oregon, the deadline to register to vote is Oct. 13. Ballots begin being mailed out Oct. 14. You can register to vote...
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The summer of 2026 had its memorable and not-so-memorable trends such as capris and weird drink combinations like the revival of Starbucks iconic Unicorn Frappuccino and banana-flavored lattes. In regards to the resurgence of the 2000s y2k aesthetic, flip-flops were one trend that polarized the summer fashion scene for both men and women. ...
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In a world where stories are rewritten, movies are remade and former decades are aestheticized rather than remembered, the question is raised of whether anything is original anymore. In the past year, many of the most notable movies have been remakes of stories told before or continuations of series long thought to be complete:...
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1. House of Brassi’s: The House of Brassi’s is highly rated by local guides and has positioned itself as one of the city’s hidden gems. They serve all homemade foods and desserts, such as wood fired pizza and chocolate mousse cakes. The House of Brassi’s formulates a new menu every season, while keeping some of...
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Students looking for guidance with their writing can now visit the Writing Center, which reopened last Tuesday at Nicholson Library, after its hiatus over the summer. “At the WC, we take a collaborative approach,” said Katie Higinbotham, the Associate Director of the Writing Program. “This means we don’t simply tell people how to fix...
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