LBCC Civil Discourse: Does AI Benefit Our Education?Â
When it comes to planning the future of education, few things matter more than figuring out what to do with […]
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Opinion
Opinion
LBCC Civil Discourse Weighs Energy vs. Salmon
Oregon wants to be a green state. The decisions to get there aren’t always black and white. Sometimes two environmental
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Opinion
LBCC Civil Discourse: Should Oregon Continue as a Sanctuary State?
In 1987, Oregon became the first sanctuary state in the United States. Sanctuary states prevent local police and government agencies
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Campus News, General, LBCC Clubs & Student Organizations, Opinion
Civil Discourse Event
The Civil Discourse Program is partnering with LBCC’s Gen AI Task Force to facilitate a Braver Angels Debate on the
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Column, Editorial, Feature Writing, Featured Article, Opinion
College Isn’t The Boogeyman
By Emily Kinkade Illustration by Kailyn Mcquisten College. The faraway land we used to casually dismiss in middle school. Portrayed
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General, Opinion
Civil Discourse: School Board Controversy Spurs Free Speech Debate
This op-ed was written by Linn-Benton Community College’s Civil Discourse Program. To learn more about the program, you can visit
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Campus News, Opinion
Classroom Phone Ban
Civil Discourse Op-Ed YES By Travis Overvig, Laura Taylor, and the LBCC Civil Discourse Program Let’s stop pretending we don’t
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