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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

Members of the Crimson Group prepare the taco stations as Jesus Policarpo preps the grill Thursday night for the Taco Sale Emergency fundraiser.

Crimson Group raises money for Florida conference

CHLOE GRUNDMEIER, Evergreen reporter August 24, 2018

The Crimson Group held a fundraiser last night to help send a few members to the October 2018 United We Dream Congress in Miami, Florida. They sold tacos to the Latino Night crowds out of a Meadow Brook...

Instructors teach beginning climbers the ropes at Granite Point during the belay clinic at the Palouse Outdoor Festival on Sept. 23, 2017. This year’s festival will be held Saturday at Wawawai County Park and encourages participants of all levels of experience.

Outdoor Festival offers free classes all week

CHLOE GRUNDMEIER, Evergreen reporter August 22, 2018

The Palouse offers countless outdoor recreation activities through its cliffs, hiking trails and rivers. The Outdoor Recreation Center wants to raise awareness for its programming through the fifth annual...

2018 Lewiston Roundup royalty Princess Casey Jacboson rides her horse, Bear, a sorrel gelding, during Saturday afternoons WSECU Grand Parade.

Lentil Festival welcomed both new, old to Pullman

CHLOE GRUNDMEIER, Evergreen reporter August 20, 2018

This weekend, Pullman celebrated the 30th annual National Lentil Festival. The city of Pullman’s claim to fame always takes place the weekend before classes start, giving the students the opportunity...

Rico’s is named after Tony “Rico”  Talarico, who bought the business in 1947 and revamped it to become a Pullman staple.

Rico’s Pub encourages involvement in events

MAGGIE QUINLAN, Evergreen reporter August 17, 2018

Between live music, local history and popular dining, Pullman’s oldest bar and grill presents a different activity for every day of the week. A wide range of people favor Rico’s Pub, from professors...

Dimestore Prophets will play tonight at the Lentil Festival for a wide range of audiences, who they described as being anywhere from eight to 80.

Dimestore Prophets offer variety of genres

ANNA YOUNG, Evergreen reporter August 17, 2018

What do you get when two musicians invite a complete stranger to a home studio for a recording session? For Ray, John and Eric, you get an instant friendship, and Moses Lake got the Dimestore Prophets. Vocalist,...

Kassie Smith, owner of KSmith Ceramics, explains how she makes ramen bowls with chopstick holders on June 16 at the Moscow Farmers Market.

Sculptor offers handmade ceramics to Palouse

CHLOE GRUNDMEIER, Evergreen reporter July 12, 2018

Artwork comes in many forms and can be made out of common household items, and local potter Kassie Smith enjoys providing people on the Palouse with these original, handcrafted pieces of art. Smith...

Eric Sorensen offers a variety of artisan breads that are baked at his home and sold at the Pullman Farmers Market.

Vendor brings bread from home to table

CHLOE GRUNDMEIER, Evergreen reporter July 3, 2018

Eric Sorensen is a science writer who wants to provide the Palouse with artisan bread through his business Clumsy Crow Baking. Sorensen has baked bread since his college days, but his love exploded...

Matt Baker attempts to balance a vase on top of a balloon during a show at the Neill Public Library on Tuesday.

Comedian brings laughs to Palouse

CHLOE GRUNDMEIER, Evergreen reporter June 21, 2018

Very rarely are children given the opportunity to watch stand-up comedy, but Matt Baker gives families this chance with the funny stunt shows he performs around the country. “The kids love the visual...

Rhonda Skaggs explains how she was inspired after a trip to Germany to create paper mache birds during the Pullman ArtWalk on May 19.

Expressing passion through her artwork

CHLOE GRUNDMEIER, Evergreen reporter June 21, 2018

Rhonda Skaggs has learned to use her artwork to represent many of her different loves. Skaggs has had an interest in art since she was a child and began her university experience as an art major. For...

Darrell Keim, director of the Latah Recovery Center, talks about the art pieces on the walls of the center Wednesday.

Using art to educate people on struggles of recovery

CHLOE GRUNDMEIER, Evergreen reporter June 21, 2018

The Latah Recovery Center showcased an art installation during the Moscow Artwalk that helped community members understand how difficult the recovery process from mental health issues and addiction can...

Linda Agyen and her 16-month-old daughter Elizabeth Owusu sell products at the farmers market on Wednesday.

Couple offers community unique cultural clothing

CHLOE GRUNDMEIER, Evergreen reporter June 14, 2018

Linda Agyen aims to introduce community members on the Palouse to Afrocentric patterns and educate them on cultures they are unfamiliar with through her business, AfroFusion Creations. Agyen’s focus...

The Journey of Hope TransAmerica team started its cross country journey in Seattle.

Cycling across country to change lives

EVELYN BOND, Evergreen reporter June 14, 2018

Once a year, members of the Pi Kappa Phi fraternity gather to put on a remarkable charity event. Pledging to raise money for people with disabilities, the young men from 32 different states cycle across...

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