OPINION: Plan to study abroad after quarantine
ADAM HUREAU, Evergreen columnist
May 27, 2020
It might not seem like it, but right now is the perfect time to think about studying abroad. We are all stuck inside, trying to fend off boredom now that classes are over. Planning a study abroad experience now provides a welcome distraction from our ho-hum lives and is a good, productive use of time....
OPINION: Satire: Protect our billionaires from coronavirus
JACOB HERSH, Evergreen opinion editor
May 27, 2020
As Jeff Bezos crosses that holy border from billionaire to trillionaire, hundreds of thousands of Americans are out of work. As Chrissy Teigen complains about artisan cookware, laid-off workers are wondering where their next meal will come from. As Nancy Pelosi greasily shuffles hedge funds around, small...
OPINION: Satire: New tech destroys privacy
JACOB HERSH, Evergreen opinion editor
May 27, 2020
When it comes to coronavirus, everything’s up in the air. Governments are scrambling to respond and strange solutions are being examined for even the slightest amount of feasibility. Maybe it’s OK to drink bleach? You don’t know, and neither do I, because this pandemic has thrown everything we...
OPINION: Support WSU music students during the pandemic
ADAM HUREAU, Evergreen columnist
May 20, 2020
Of everyone affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, musicians and music students have been hit especially hard. Sure, these times have been hard for students of any major, but music students have had to struggle to stay afloat in an environment where much of what they do is no longer possible. Almost every...
OPINION: Satire: Protestors, politicians respond to COVID-19
JACOB HERSH, Evergreen opinion editor
May 20, 2020
As states continue to deal with the coronavirus pandemic, tensions around the country flare as people demand the reopening of businesses and services. Protesters in Michigan, Washington and other hard-hit states see this as an infringement of their constitutional rights, while harried government officials...
Letter from the Editor: Focus on WSU
JACOB HERSH, Evergreen opinion editor
May 13, 2020
It’s a crazy world in which we’ve found ourselves, where masks are high fashion and hand sanitizer suddenly becomes a hoarded commodity. Personally, I never could have predicted a worldwide pandemic. (My money was always on a nuclear war, but that’s another story.) When you look around, however...
OPINION: Satire: Dogs and cats react to the quarantine
JACOB HERSH, Evergreen opinion editor
May 13, 2020
While many have studied and acknowledged the impact of the quarantine on the economy, local business and healthcare workers, few have examined the effect the lockdown has had on our furry animal companions. Dogs and cats, man’s best friend and man’s casual roommate (respectively), have been hit just...
Letter from the Editor: Here’s to staying local
MADYSEN MCLAIN, Evergreen roots editor
May 11, 2020
My journey with The Daily Evergreen began in August 2018. I didn't think an informational meeting and a chance to get free pizza would quickly turn into an experience I would never forget. Since then, I have written for the news section, helped lead a section as deputy news editor, and wrote for Ro...
Letter from the Editor: Emphasizing the ‘Ever’ in Evergreen
ANGELICA RELENTE and JACQUI THOMASSON
May 11, 2020
Although it has been weeks since we last set foot in Murrow Hall, we can still picture some of the quotes that line the walls of the newsroom. One quote that is still fresh in our minds is “The job of the newspaper is to comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable.” Today, there are countle...
ED BOARD: If you can, support local journalism
May 8, 2020
Crazy semester, right? Nearly 125 years ago student journalists began the Evergreen, a monthly edition that went over news from Washington State College. For the milestone in our history, editors at The Daily Evergreen planned our semester thinking we would be able to dedicate an entire edition c...
Letter from the editor: Thanks for reading
RACHEL SUN, Evergreen reporter
May 1, 2020
Dear readers, I am so grateful. I came to WSU in the fall of 2016 and joined the staff of The Daily Evergreen a few months in. My time here has been life-changing in more ways than one. This is the place I’ve met almost all of my closest friends, the kind you never really lose even when you’re...
Letter from the editor: Community is everything
GRACE ARNIS, Managing Editor
May 1, 2020
Dear readers, Coming back for a fifth year of college was always something I knew I would have to do. I learned in an introductory communication course my second semester of college the final class requirement to complete my degree directly conflicted with my schedule as a student-athlete on the wom...
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