- Sean Bassinger next in line to lead LBCC Commuter
Sean Bassinger next in line to lead LBCC Commuter
Sean Bassinger will be the next editor-in-chief of The Commuter, LBCC's student newspaper.
- Museum Cherishes History
Museum Cherishes History
The Benton County Historical Museum cherishes history. Located on Main Street in Philomath, the Benton County Historical Museum features rotating exhibits, special art shows and, since 2005, the curator of the Horner Collection.
- Discussion About Civility at LB
Discussion About Civility at LB
In an email survey that went out to all instructors, the teachers at LB shared their feelings on student incivility in the classroom. The survey asked teachers what they thought of certain classroom behaviors and whether those behaviors were acceptable or not
- Fried Bananas – Classic Walnut
Fried Bananas – Classic Walnut
Classic Walnut in this week's Fried Bananas!
News and Sports
Sean Bassinger will be the next editor-in-chief of The Commuter, LBCC’s student newspaper. Continue reading
In an email survey that went out to all instructors, the teachers at LB shared their feelings on student incivility in the classroom. The survey asked teachers what they thought of certain classroom behaviors and whether those behaviors were acceptable or not Continue reading
Last Wednesday’s weather was a beautiful backdrop for the LBCC Safety Fair in the court yard. There were several representatives from safety groups and organizations from around the campus and the community to inform and entertain the public and students of safety features, practices, and services on and around the LB campus. Continue reading
Being safe and secure on campus is one of LBCC’s top priorities, but not many students know what to do in case of an emergency situation. There are different procedures and protocols for many different situations and emergencies, so it’s very hard to keep track of what to do in each. Continue reading
Time is money in the news business; therefore, young journalist are learning how to take people’s time using social media. Social media has undoubtedly changed the journalism business; now, it getting newspapers around the world to converge and pioneer their own success via the web. Continue reading
Entertainment
The Benton County Historical Museum cherishes history. Located on Main Street in Philomath, the Benton County Historical Museum features rotating exhibits, special art shows and, since 2005, the curator of the Horner Collection. Continue reading
When did it become acceptable that a few produce items can multiply the cost of your shopping trip? Sure, you’re consuming less harmful chemicals, but where’s your sense of adventure? Continue reading
Browser extensions are additional bits of code that you can add to your browser to make them do more and/or better things. They’re super-easy to install – generally it’s a one-click process. Depending on your browser or the extension you picked, you may have to close and reopen your browser, too. Something that simple can add a wealth of new features and solve a ton of Internet annoyances – for free! Continue reading
Go see Dark Shadows, I told myself. It’s going to be great, I told myself. Well, I wasn’t completely wrong, but unfortunately this movie was only mildly entertaining. Continue reading
This month, The Arts Center in Corvallis has a special treat for it’s visitors: an exhibit based around the theme of food. Continue reading
Opinion
The Shoulder Angel and Shoulder Devil debate over what should be taken more seriously. Looks, or personality? Continue reading
Have you ever had someone flip you the bird and shout profanities at you while you’re driving down the street, just because of the vehicle that you drive? That’s one of the more comical reactions I’ve gotten to my car, a 2000 Crown Victoria Police Interceptor – an old cop car. Continue reading
Brain stuffing on why YOU should support same-sex marriage, part 1. Continue reading
Now days with people and places becoming more animal friendly, we find it a lot easier to bring along our canine friends while we run our daily errands. Continue reading
What are our favorite politicians currently debating? Why, they’re back to gay marriage and abortion of course! Continue reading
Photo Galleries
Agamemnon is a Greek tragedy, Trojan War-style, set 60 years into a post-apocalyptic future! Dan Stone, the director, produces Greek theater reflecting ancient times – with relevance to today’s audience. See photos by Nora Palmtag Continue reading
LBCC’s science department is currently hosting “Science Week,” a feature of demonstrations and displays highlighting what the college offers in the way of programs and courses. Continue reading
More than 60 works by nearly 40 student artists are on view at the annual Juried Art Student Exhibit in the North Santiam Hall Galleries. Continue reading
The LBCC Dance Club performed their Spring show “Inspirations” at the Russell Tripp Performance Center this past weekend. It showcased students and faculty in a variety of dance styles. Directed by dance instructor Katherine Sanders, with special guests the East Dream Chinese Dance Group and Downtown Dance. Continue reading
Photos of a performance piece celebrating the Day of Silence. Continue reading
Full Issues
Asides
Classic Walnut in this week’s Fried Bananas! Continue reading
Student submitted poetry from Sam Fuller Continue reading
The girls are back and planning revenge. Continue reading
A new Fried Bananas this week check’s in with everyone’s favorite flower! Continue reading
Girls are planning revenge this week. Continue reading