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For the love of god: register to vote

  • David Gillespie
  • July 4, 2018

The primary elections this past May saw the lowest voter turnout since 1970 (or nineteen-GODDAMN-seventy, in layman’s terms). That’s right. A generation of college students who were dropping enough acid…

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    • Fourth of July Guide 2018

The Constitution of the United States

  • Missy Hannen
  • July 4, 2018

There’s a lot of information in the first sentence in the oldest working constitution in the world. Take a constitutional law or history class, and you’ll get an earful. But…

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Veganizing the Fourth!

  • Katharine Piwonka
  • July 4, 2018

A whole day of burgers on the grill, red white and blue dairy delight and friends and family assuming you can only eat salad can be a difficult day to…

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Fireworks aren’t a blast for everyone

  • Evan Smiley
  • July 4, 2018

Pets, as one might expect, are terrified of anything that makes such a loud noise. Maybe you think it’s cute while they freak out; maybe you bust out a thundershirt…

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    • Opinion

The divide between art and science

  • Vinu Casper
  • June 15, 2018

Educational funding in this country has always come with a narrative: Science, Technology, Engineering, Math (STEM) is in crisis, and that’s what we hear in order to push funding toward…

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    • Opinion

Unpaid internships: the good, the bad, the networking, the exploitation

  • Molly MacGilbert
  • June 15, 2018

We’re graduating, and it’s time to face an important question: What’s next? As much as we might want to pirouette from campus straight into a sparkly career with a hefty…

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    • Get Outside Guide 2018
    • Opinion

It’s okay not to graduate

  • Lily Hart
  • June 15, 2018

A few days from now, thousands of Portland State students will walk across the stage at the Moda Center, but there will also always be students who do not graduate….

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    • Grad Guide 2018
    • International

Where to Defect After Graduation

  • Eva Park, Karina Santacruz, Lukas Amsden, Marena Riggan and Hossam Elsamanoudy
  • June 14, 2018

Denmark Denmark is a Scandinavian country bordering Germany and separated from Norway by the Skagerrak Strait. It is a half-hour train ride from Sweden, making it a convenient entryway to…

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    • Opinion

Should you go to Grad school?

  • Vinu Casper
  • June 8, 2018

Well, the answer is a good news, bad news situation. The bad news: Probably not. The good news: That’s probably okay. If you’re still on the fence about going to…

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    • Grad Guide 2018

A crowdsourced list of literature for the new alum

  • C.J. Claringbold
  • June 8, 2018

With graduation looming around the corner, many Portland State grads will find themselves with extra down time. Not to worry, though! C.J. has you covered with a list of summer…

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    • News

Things to take advantage of while you’re still a student

  • Rebecca Capurso and Madison Reynolds
  • June 8, 2018

If you’re graduating this term, chances are you’re counting down the days until you don your cap and gown, burn (or preferably recycle) your notes, and leave campus for good….

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