More than 250 years ago, Boston patriots rallied around an elm tree to protest the British Stamp Act. Dubbed the Liberty Tree, it would later serve as a symbol of self-governance to colonists before...
Oregon is one of the least religious states in the country. In 2007, Benton County placed number one on the list for ‘unchurched’ counties in the United States. However, that didn’t discourage Christians from...
“The Orphan’s Tale” A novel by Pam Jenoff Two women on the run from the Nazis, one a teenage mother and the other a Jewish divorcee, find solace in each other and the circus...
When Linn-Benton Community College elected Brian Ixtlahuac as next year’s president of the Associated Students of LBCC (ASLBCC), the decision left fellow candidates Areli Zapien and Conner Hibbs to lick their wounds in private....
In America, the term “Muslim feminist” is still relatively unknown. “How can a woman practicing Islam be a feminist?” some may ask, citing popular examples of female suppression within traditionally Muslim countries to support...
When people say Linn Benton Community College is a place of higher education, one’s first instinct is to think of the institution in terms of academics. However, the spectrum of ‘learning’ extends farther than...
