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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 MCU is really turning into a middle-of-the-road Television show with super long episodes.

Movie Review: ‘Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania’

JOEY FRANKLIN March 20, 2023

Rating: 6/10 *Editor's  note: Spoilers ahead* “Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania” was supposed to be the launching point for the next big phase of Marvel, but I do not think it did a good job...

The birthday boy is aging faster than he thinks he is

Satire: I am turning 21

JOEY FRANKLIN March 9, 2023

Well, dear readers, this week marks the start of the rest of my life. I am at the ripe old age of 21. I already know what you’re going to say. “Really? The guy who writes about 1980s music and culture...

The unfortunate downfall in the series is enough to bring a sigh from the community

Show Review: “Outer Banks” popularity is running out of steam 

LUKE INGHAM, Evergreen columnist March 9, 2023

Season 3: 6.7/10 With the recent release of the third season of the Netflix original series “Outer Banks,” distant memories came flying back for millions of Americans. The summer of 2020 was...

Life is a highway and you can listen to the best songs as you drive down it

Joey’s Top 10s: Spring Break Songs

JOEY FRANKLIN March 9, 2023

Cougs! Spring break is almost upon us, and not a moment too soon. I hope everyone has a safe, relaxing, fun week off school. The drive out of Pullman is pretty beautiful, and what better way to celebrate...

Sometimes AI art is stunning but it is better when it is done by a human

AI Art, do we need to draw the line?

JOEY FRANKLIN March 9, 2023

Artificially intelligent chatbots have become quite the craze recently. Websites like ChatGPT and DALL-E are commonly used to generate images, have conversations or, unfortunately, cheat and plagiarize. There...

The number 1 song to play while you drive off to the fighter jets

Joey’s Top 10s: ’80s Love Ballads

JOEY FRANKLIN March 6, 2023

While I definitely was not born in time to experience these songs as they came out, the 1980s delivered some tour-de-force love ballads, and boy do I love them. Some are corny, some are serious, but most...

Butch T. Cougar hypes up the student section during an NCAA men’s basketball game against Arizona, Jan 26.

Alcohol in Stadiums will give a boost to WSU athletics

LUKE INGHAM, Evergreen columnist March 2, 2023

The positives of alcoholic drinks simply outweigh the negatives. This is a way that the athletic department can give back by generating more revenue for the university. When you think about the stereotypes...

Mason Bakke doing an interview Feb. 27 on Terrell Mall.

Street talk: How is Your Mental Health This Time In the Semester?

ANNABELLE PEPIN, Evergreen columnist March 2, 2023

Midterms are almost upon us and it feels like the weeks cannot get any longer. The inconsistent weather mixed with the never-ending course load leaves many of our WSU Pullman students discouraged and on...

Prince, one of the most influential artists of all time

Joey’s Top 10s: Influential Black Musicians

JOEY FRANKLIN March 2, 2023

At the end of Black History Month, I wanted to highlight some of the most influential Black musicians. This is not a “Top 10 list,” like my usual countdowns, it is rather spotlighting ten of the most...

The whip-cracking archeologistis coming back to the big screen for one last movie

Joey’s Top 10s: ‘Indiana Jones’

JOEY FRANKLIN February 27, 2023

There is going to be a new installment in the “Indiana Jones” franchise! “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny” is set to release in theaters this summer. It has been quite a long time since...

Two students studying together, wearing masks.

Will masks stick around in our post-pandemic world?

MORGEN WHITE, Evergreen columnist February 27, 2023

Every year, students come down with "the sniffles," turning the classroom into a symphony of deep inhales and swallowing mucus. To some, it is like white noise; to others, it is the most infuriating sound...

The cover brings as much feeling as the album itself

Album review: ‘Soundtracks For The Blind’ Swans, 1996

COLE QUINN, Evergreen Sports Photographer February 23, 2023

Score: 9.1/10 Swans have always been one of those bands to dive into areas of rock that no band has explored before. The band’s debut “Filth” in 1983 marked a period of the band where Michael...

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