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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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“Resident Evil” has been a staple in the survival horror subgenre since the first video game of the franchise came out in 1996. Since the original release, there have been 31 video games, eight movies and even a stage play. The newest movie in the franchise came out Sept. 17, and follows a medical courier...
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Wildfires throughout the Pacific Northwest have become more common over the last decade. Summer of 2026 was one of the worst in the region’s history. Currently, there are 17 wildfires taking place on Oregon soil. The fire season started in Oregon due to low snowpack, dry lightning storms and high temperatures. The season has...
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The light chatter that filled Delkin Hall slowly faded as the sound of drum brushes and hi-hat cut through the hum of students and faculty. What they heard on the evening of Sept. 16th were the first rhythms of the Linfield Collaborative Music Ensemble’s album premiere. The album, titled “Patterns of Wilderness”, is a...
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Tropical Cyclone Lala hit Hawaii on Aug. 15, followed by Tropical Storm Moke around Aug. 23. Near senior journalism and media studies major Paige Pa’aluhi’s house on O’ahu, Lala caused flooding, leaking, and downed trees and power lines that cut power for around half a day. Many families on the Big Island, including some...
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On Sept. 8, 1966, a new TV series called “Star Trek” aired on the NBC network, the pilot episode being called “The Cage”. It was created by Gene Roddenberry, who had the goal of presenting a hopeful future where humanity had grown away from the desire for violence, poverty and disease to live in harmony...
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This football season, the Linfield Wildcats will be playing only three home games. What is more, their first match will not be until Oct. 3. Linfield students had various ideas of what a good number of home matches would be. Senior computer science major and football punter Cade Johannsen would prefer a one-to-one...
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