My Grapefruit: A Personal Narrative
My good friends Katie and Jeff had asked me to fill in for their nanny for their 18-month-old son, Roman. […]
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Column
Column
A Grateful Grumble: A Personal Narrative
This morning there was a knock at my bedroom door. It was followed by my daughter’s muffled voice, “It’s almost
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Column
Friday Night Lights: A Personal Narrative
Growing up my parents didn’t force me to do much. I had my chores around our small farm and house,
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Student Spotlight
The Underwater City: Trauma Expressed via art
Much like many famous painters who’ve expressed their heartache on canvas, poetry too can often be a method used to
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Local News, Photo Galleries
#standwithUkraine
Steve Bittner, principal of Santiam Christian High School in Corvallis, led a rally where community members gathered to show their
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General
Wellness Wednesday: Emotional Overload
I feel like a yo-yo; devastated by pictures of war, elated that my child’s report card is so much better than last year, saddened about a friend who’s diagnosed with cancer (again,) smiling at daffodils and crocus blooming in the yard.
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Campus News, Column, Opinion
Civil Discourse Op-Ed: Should Lebanon Have School-Based Health Centers?
The most recent healthy argument from our Civil Discourse Program, Advised by Communications Professor Mark Urista, talks about what could
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