Bar Guide 2010
Bar Guide 2010
Green Guide 2010
Green Guide 2010
Not all that mundane
“I’m not good with words¬—I can’t spell, I’m horrible with grammar—but everything I want to say is spoken through my compositions, without words,” said electronic artist and occasional DJ Jeffrey Acciaioli.
Sustainability: Not a new phenomenon
On March 9, the Friends of History and the Portland Center for Public Humanities hosted an Environmental History Forum at Portland State University.
Take your medication
Lackluster performance and patient deaths at Oregon State Hospital have led to concerns about Oregon’s standard of care for the mentally ill. Some say that federal oversight is required—unfortunately, the state disagrees.
Digging your hands in
Are you tired/bored/fed up/confused with your existence as an all-consuming monster that struggles to find meaning/satisfaction/direction in your life? Do you deeply desire such fulfillment and love the earth?
Finding a groovier side
Perhaps you’ve seen them—charming passers-by with their juxtaposing presentation of grimy appearances and nearly perfected musicianship. Maybe you’ve heard their home-grown harmonies echoing down late night streets that dwell in the rainy afterglow of local celebrations like Last Thursday or Saturday Market.
Firehouse chicken cacciatore
Sometimes the best dishes come from the most unexpected places. When most people think of a firehouse, they think of tough men and women ready to put out fires, be the first to rush onto a car wreck or the old stereotype of coaxing a cat out of a tree.
40 Years of Black Studies
This year marks the fortieth anniversary of Portland State University’s Black Studies department and Black Studies in the U.S., which was established in 1969 towards the end of the civil rights movement.
A one-horse race
Within hours after Jil Heimensen had her first public debate against her opponent for ASPSU president, she learned that the Elections Board decided to disqualify both her and her vice-presidential candidate Johnnie Ozimkowski.
Editorial: Elections fail
As student government elections approach, it is becoming apparent that students are encouraged to be a part of a deteriorating system. They are being asked to vote in an election for which they have had little time to prepare, and are expected to understand the issues of a campus that doesn’t communicate.