Meet the New Editor: Leah Biesack
Most of my life, I’ve stood by the unpopular opinion that summer tends to overstay its welcome. It’s a buzzy, flashy season that takes everyone for a ride, but rarely, if ever, provides...
Category: Editorial
Civil Discourse Program Op-Ed: Should Linn-Benton Offer More or Less In-Person Classes?
LBCC Should Offer More In-Person Classes Authors: Yahaira Suarez, Miles Henderson, Gabriel Knox, and The CIvil DIscourse Program Going to school during a pandemic has been a rollercoaster ride for many of us. The...
Wellness Wednesday, 5.12.2021
Help?! LBCC is celebrating Mental Health Awareness Week, and across the United States and beyond, it’s Mental Health Awareness Month. Look up NAMI – National Alliance for Mental Health, ACHA – American College Health...
“Marching along;” Wellness Wednesday, 3.3.2021
By Lisa Hoogesteger
A Message From Our President
Lisa Avery Shares Her Thoughts on the Recent Events at Our Nation’s Capital
Wellness Wednesday, 1.13, 2020
Is Positivity Possible to Learn? Philosophically, if your nature is to be negative or critical, can you really change to look at things more positively? This will not be a scientific debate. I’ve got...
WELLNESS WEDNESDAY, 11/4/2020
Here are some thoughts on exercise, physical activity and a few reminders to help cope with stress in your life (Story by Lisa Hoogesteger)
Wellness Wednesday, 10.28.2020
Just “Desserts”; by Lisa Hoogesteger
Faces At The Border: Commuter Staffers Talk Through the Fence in Tijuana
Waves crashed and boomed as I made my way with two other Commuter staffers towards the westernmost border of the U.S. and Mexico. Having packed for the ACP student journalism convention, all three of...
Editor’s Note: A Case For Civility
Treat others how you want to be treated. It’s a fairly simple statement. I’m sure nearly every culture and tradition has a variant of it. Why then, have we sapiens struggled to honor that...
