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Link to full story in bio: Picture this scenario: Link to full story in bio: Picture this scenario: you just got off work and walked down to the parking garage where you left your car this morning. When you got there, much to your dismay, your car was gone and you didn’t know what to do. In recent years, this has been a frequent problem in Portland. According to Willamette Week, last September 903 vehicles were reported stolen in Portland. The number rose to 1,031 for the month of October. In the past year, 11,161 vehicles were reported stolen by the Portland Police Bureau, though the data has not completed the quality control process. https://psuvanguard.com/car-theft-is-on-the-rise-are-city-officials-helping/
Link to full piece in bio: This weekend, Portland Link to full piece in bio: This weekend, Portland State’s 5th Avenue Cinema will be screening The Host (2006), a South Korean film directed by Bong Joon-ho.   The Host follows Park Gang-du (Song Kang-ho) who owns a small snack bar by the Han River with his father Park Hee-bong (Byun Hee-bong). When hundreds of bottles of formaldehyde are poured down a drain which leads to the river, strange sightings quickly follow suit. 📸 Courtesy of Madman Entertainment Pty. Ltd. #psuFilm, #Film, #BongJoonHo https://psuvanguard.com/find-it-at-5th-the-host/
Link to full story in bio: On Friday, May 20 at 11 Link to full story in bio: On Friday, May 20 at 11 a.m., students from Portland State and local high schools, along with other concerned community members, gathered at City Hall to protest the lack of climate action taken on local and federal levels.    The strike was mainly organized by high school students from various Portland High Schools—and hundreds were in attendance thanks to their efforts. Portland Public Schools had sent out information to students and parents about the strike, foreshadowing a large turnout from the student body as well as the larger Portland community. Flyers detailing the event were also placed throughout the city and around PSU’s campus. 📸 Sean Bascom #ClimateActivism #ClimateAction #Protest https://psuvanguard.com/portland-youth-strike-at-city-hall-for-climate-action/
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