Booze News: Spring semester brings triumphant return of booze
CHRIS WEST, Evergreen columnist
January 10, 2019
Welcome back, you drunken b-stards! The holidays have now come and gone and a brand new drinking season starts again. Take a good look around you, friends, and see all who have those ridiculous wireless earbuds, because in two weeks, I estimate 60 percent of them will lose one or both of them. But...
Letter from the Mint editor: Brush your teeth with Mint, let our content make you ‘woke’
EMMA LEDBETTER, Evergreen mint editor
January 10, 2019
Filed under Mint
If you’re reading this, you either have nothing better to do with your time than read the ramblings of a crazed college freshman, or you’re my parents. Hi, Mom and Dad. Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Emma Ledbetter and I am the new section editor for Mint. My special skills include being...
Films, operas showing at Kenworthy this week
EMMA LEDBETTER, Evergreen reporter
January 10, 2019
Filed under Mint, Top-feature
If syllabus week leaves you with extra time on your hands, consider making the journey to the Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre in Moscow to see some new movies. Get your culture on by seeing any of the operas, international films or lesser-known American movies that are showing this week. “Boy E...
‘Sourpuss’ is too real for college audience
ANNA YOUNG, Evergreen columnist
January 10, 2019
I was given an advance copy of Merricat Mulwray’s “Sourpuss” in exchange for an honest review before its Jan. 20 publication. Recall a time when you went to a friend’s house and needed to use their shower. It’s an operation that by all means should be simple, but in that moment you find...
Satire: Students return to Pullman, classes
MARA JOHNSON, Evergreen columnist
January 10, 2019
Filed under Mint, Top-feature
Students are coming back to Pullman with opinions on the government shutdown, “Bird Box” and probably “Black Mirror: Bandersnatch.” What better way to start off the semester than with binge-watching Netflix with new friends? Some people were lucky enough to evade the drunken political talk...
Booze News: Make spiked punch for Santa Claus, exchange drinks as gifts
CHRIS WEST, Evergreen columnist
December 10, 2018
The holidays have come to the kingdom, and not a moment too soon. Everywhere you look there are chestnuts roasting on open fires and Jack Frost is nipping so hard on your nose that you want to crack him right in his jaw. However, there’s a plus side. First, you know you only have a week of school...
Letter from the Mint editor: It’s never a bad idea to culture yourself; goodbye
LAUREN ELLENBECKER, Evergreen mint editor
December 10, 2018
Filed under Mint
Here’s my advice to excel in life: culture yourself. Personally, I find it necessary in order to be a decent human being. I’ve been in the process of trying to achieve this and to some degree I have. This is thanks to studying abroad, becoming friends with people around the world and even writing...
Satire: End semester with flames, strip clubs, cooked mushrooms
MARA JOHNSON, Evergreen columnist
December 10, 2018
Filed under Mint
WSU is known for being a party school, but what college isn’t? As the semester comes to a stop, students and professors all over campus are celebrating in their own ways. After months of stress, it’s finally time to cut loose and have some fun before returning home for the holidays. Megan Elliott,...
Writing doesn’t have to be so dreadful
EMMA LEDBETTER, Evergreen columnist
December 10, 2018
Filed under Mint
Ever since I was in fourth grade, I’ve gotten a strange satisfaction from correcting people’s writing. Now, this isn’t to say I don’t make my own mistakes, but there’s just something about writing and editing that gives me an odd sense of joy. Grammar and spelling errors stand out to me,...
Christmas traditions not just American, vary by culture
FRANKIE SY, Evergreen columnist
December 10, 2018
Filed under Mint
As the winter holiday season arrives, it brings up the topic regarding the special blend of traditions and different cultures during Christmastime. Christmas has a different meaning in every culture. In the Philippines, Christmas carols begin to play in stores starting in September, said Mya Johnson,...
Satire: Students approach stress in new ways
MARA JOHNSON, Evergreen columnist
November 29, 2018
Filed under Mint
Stress is a b-tch, especially as the year comes to an end. Some university students may show physical signs of stress while others die slowly on the inside. Regardless of the physical way they depict their agony, most students find ways to cope with this discontent — and it can get weird. Take...
Program educates students about oppression
EMMA LEDBETTER, Evergreen reporter
November 29, 2018
The oppression marginalized groups face will be discussed among students at Rooms of Reflection, an event designed to promote awareness for social issues. The event, formerly Tunnel of Oppression and Rooms of Resistance, is hosted by Housing and Residence Life and is open to all WSU students. Event...
Pullman car crash results in DUI
January 16, 2019
Gallery: Remembering Tyler Hilinski, One Year Later
January 16, 2019
Hilinskis remember Tyler one year later
January 16, 2019
Hospital initiative hopes to expand on medical services
January 16, 2019
Friends don’t let friends get typical tattoos
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