Author: Kat Audick

Finally, as the last days of rain drizzle away and we stride forward into endless days of sunshine it’s time to start enjoying the things we truly love.

Summer brings about a kind of childhood nostalgia for freedom like no other season can. Let’s kick off our shoes, dawn some abnormally high SPF sunscreen to protect our pasty Northwest skin and act like kids again!

After years under close watch, the gray wolf has been taken off the endangered species list to resume its role in the ecosystem.

With the campus abuzz over ASPSU President-elect Adam Rahmlow’s arrest last August, some students are starting to wonder what is going to come of all this. Will he carry on without any negative repercussions?

When someone hears “Marijuana Caf����,” quite a few notions and stereotypes often pop into their heads—perhaps a thought of stoners sitting around smoking or munching on their strain of choice.

It is obvious that Portland loves its bicycles. From bike friendly neighborhoods to bike races, we definitely represent when it comes to getting around town on two wheels. But as much as we can boast and brag about the bicycle fervor of our swell city, other cities could be easily surpassing us.

Cities are perpetually in a state of flux. Just as easily as people come and go, businesses move in while others close up shop. It’s unrealistic to assume any area will stay the same forever.

Marriage is a tricky subject. It’s one of the only topics of conversation that can simultaneously send a couple into fits of joy or, just as easily, end a relationship.

Attention all slug people. Nay, I am not referring to some half-human, half-slug hybrid, but many of us who dwell in stormy Portland.

Sitting on the MAX the other day, my nose became almost certain that someone near by had rolled in a pile of weed, or maybe they smoked for days on end without a shower.