The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen

The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen

The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen

“I hope you (lap) dance”

Ted Shawn said, “Dance is the only art of which we ourselves are the stuff of which it is made.”As far back as cave drawings exist, humans have been dancing as a form of artistic expression, cultural...

Jamming to season’s eatings

So I know last week I was harping on about the need to eat seasonally. Often times I do cheat because well, we’re in Pullman, and I’m lazy.That being said, my recent venture into the fruit aisle at...

Attire-some affair

Fashion has long been seen as a form of expression, and a person’s outfit has the potential to (fairly or unfairly) say a lot about the person themselves.People are, apparently, like Christmas presents....

Pullman needs more concerts

Pullman needs more concerts

When was the last time you saw a great concert in Pullman? My answer would be never, and I’m willing to bet yours would be the same. The better question is, why not? This is a college town, after all,...

Crafting the perfect salad

Crafting the perfect salad

It's time to start eating more seasonally appropriate cuisine, now that spring has allegedly come - even if it still snows in springtime in Pullman.Ignoring the snow, this is the time of year when food...

No nudes is good nudes

Sexting has been around as long as society itself … or at least the flip phone. I bet even in the 1700s, partners would send the occasional risky manila folder.However, the taboo of seeing one another...

Sinking and swimming: theories of mate selection

Sinking and swimming: theories of mate selection

It was sunny Saturday morning like any other, when I woke to my significant other’s hangover breath. Undiscouraged, I pushed for some morning pillow talk. We got into how we found and decided to date...

Just add cream, sugar and a little science

Just add cream, sugar and a little science

How did the hipster burn his tongue? By drinking his AeroPress coffee before it was cool.An AeroPress is what, you ask? In a time when single origin roast is organically farmed with respects to Jupiter’s...

Treefort Report: The Northwest’s best kept secret

The five-hour drive on winding, mountainous Idaho road makes arriving in Boise feel simultaneously like surviving the Oregon Trail and seeing a mirage. The same can be said of the Treefort, a five-day,...

Catching rays not sick days

Break has just ended, the sun is shining, and spring is in the air. You know what else is in the air?  A multitude of immune-damaging pathogens.Coming off the heels of spring break, many of us are returning...

A food-eulogy for Lee Kuan Yew

A food-eulogy for Lee Kuan Yew

The founder of the country I call home died Monday. Lee Kuan Yew, a man known to some as a dictator, others as a quasi-tyrannical ruler, but to many, as the forefather of Singapore.It’s been a strange...

Kendrick Lamar’s new album uses trends to further social commentary

Culture has always been susceptible to the shock factor, but there's a recent trendy appeal about the element of surprise. Hugely influential artists who release their albums unexpectedly are a demonstration...

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