For many Corvallis and Albany residents, the friendly weather of early summer to late fall is punctuated by frequent visits to the downtown farmers’ markets. It may be a little depressing when winter hits...
On Tuesday, May 21 speakers Ciaran O’Connor and John Wood Jr. stood about a yard apart on the stage of the Russell Tripp theater, speaking to a diverse audience about a familiar, yet difficult...
Motorcycle engines rumbled and echoed in the courtyard on May 1 at the start of the annual LBCC Safety Fair. Leather clad motorcyclists, shorts sporting students, and even a few dogs adorned the courtyard....
The Russell Tripp echoed with folky guitar, and the voice of Oregon Poet Laureate Kim Stafford filled the theater. Smiles filled the faces of those attending, the lyrics were a delicate balance of lighthearted,...
Talk of increased tuition is buzzing around campus, but this past week has students and faculty seeing the first concrete examples of LBCC’s reduced budget. Along with several cuts to staff, the most pressing...
Peter Farrelly’s most recent film does not resemble the others in his repertoire. “Dumb and Dumber,” “Hall Pass,” “Shallow Hal,” and the infamous monstrosity known as “Movie 43” are all crude comedies filled with...
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...
Do you identify as a conservative student or faculty member? Do you sometimes feel like your ideas and experiences aren’t as accepted or validated by your peers? If so, you are not alone, and...
For a Hollywood produced comedy of the early 90s, “Groundhog Day” left a deep cultural mark. The term “groundhog day” is now a trope used to describe stories that rely on the protagonist repeating...
The beginning of winter term can be a stressful time. Clubs are starting back up, and students are working on new assignments and new year’s resolutions, all while braving the coldest and rainiest winter...
