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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

Redshirt junior running back James Williams breaks through the Oregon State University defense and runs the ball into the end zone for a touchdown in the second quarter Saturday at Reser Stadium in Corvallis.

Cougs’ toughest tests yet to come

RYAN MOSHER, Evergreen reporter October 11, 2018

Prior to this season, Cougar football was predicted to finish fifth in the North division in the Pac-12 media poll. Halfway through its schedule, WSU is 5-1. Will the success dry up soon or will the Cougars...

It seems as though donator money is not used for improving facilities, but a genetic super army ... and cute bee uniforms.

Satire: WSU bee research invests time, money in building insect army

TRINITY PIERCE, Evergreen reporter October 11, 2018

WSU’s bee research facilities recently received a $1 million donation. While it is supposedly for a new building, it’s an open secret that the donation is meant to speed up the process of creating...

WSU will compete at home for the first time this season 2 p.m. Friday at Gibb Pool.

Swim faces No. 1 Stanford

SIGMUND SEROKA, Evergreen reporter October 11, 2018

WSU swimming will be home at Gibb Pool against defending national champion No. 1 Stanford University on Friday. This will be the second official meet of the season for both undefeated teams, as WSU and...

Jean-Sabin McEwen discusses his recent award as well as his past and present research Tuesday in Wegner Hall.

Professor named highly influential by American Chemical Society

CODY SCHOELER, Evergreen reporter October 10, 2018

WSU Associate Professor Jean-Sabin McEwen was named a highly influential researcher by the American Chemical Society on Sept. 26. McEwen, who has published 40 papers, some of which are in prestigious...

WSU sophomore Julian Dow joins Young Democrats, ACLU and other on-campus activist groups in protest of Brett Kavanaugh’s
impending confirmation to the Supreme Court despite allegations of sexual assault Oct. 3 on the Glenn Terrell Friendship Mall.

Kavanaugh ruined sexual assault dialogue

PAIGE CAMPBELL, Evergreen columnist October 10, 2018

Brett Kavanaugh was confirmed on Saturday as the 114th Supreme Court justice. Kavanaugh’s confirmation is more than just a f-ck you to Democrats. To myself and many other survivors of sexual violence,...

Paul Strohbehn, co-owner of the Pullman Ace Hardware, speaks about the decision to retire Monday afternoon
at the store. He said he is looking forward to retirement, but will miss his employees and customers.

Pullman Ace Hardware to close its doors

ISAAC SEMMLER, Evergreen reporter October 10, 2018

After serving the Pullman community for a little over 10 years, Ace Hardware is going out of business. The store is not closing due to a lack of business, owners Paul and Jan Strohbehn said. For them,...

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Bottom: The pesto’s texture and color will vary, but it’s important to take your time when adding ingredients.

Staying classy on a budget: Pesto sauce, flavor power move

LUKE HOLLISTER, Evergreen assistant photo editor October 10, 2018

Making a pesto is a pushing and pulling of textures. You can make the sauce rough or smooth by how much cheese or oil you add. What you are having the pesto with will change how you want your sauce. If...

Then-freshman wide receiver Tay Martin celebrates a reception against Stanford on Nov. 4, 2017 at Martin Stadium. Martin caught eight passes for 119 yards and two touchdowns against Oregon State on Saturday.

Athlete of the Week: Tay Martin

JOHN SPELLMAN, Evergreen reporter October 9, 2018

In order to successfully run the Air Raid offense, it is crucial that the quarterback makes some great throws. However, it is just as important that they have excellent receivers. Saturday night against...

Kamie Ethridge, women’s basketball head coach, discusses the importance of mental health and its effects on her career as a basketball player Monday at the GPSA meeting.

GPSA talks voting, UREC hours, athlete mental health

CHERYL AARNIO, Evergreen reporter October 9, 2018

At the GPSA meeting Monday night, members discussed mental health, University Recreation hours and voting at WSU. Guest speaker Kamie Ethridge, head coach of women’s basketball, discussed efforts...

“I have always wanted to write music for the movies, but never had the opportunity,” professor Greg Yasinitsky says as he discusses the music he wrote for “The Cross-Up” Monday at Kimbrough Music Building.

Professor conducts soundtrack for new film

MADYSEN MCLAIN, Evergreen roots editor October 9, 2018

In the new short film “The Cross-Up,” a WSU professor composed and performed the complete soundtrack for the film which released in February. Greg Yasinitsky, a professor of music, saxophone, composition...

WSU graduate student Candace Chappelle finishes the 5K Cops and Robbers run Saturday afternoon in Moscow.

Chipman Trail brings cops, robbers together

RYAN LUNDBERG, Evergreen reporter October 8, 2018

The City of Moscow put on its third annual Cops and Robbers 5K and 10K races Saturday in support of the Moscow chapter of the Fraternal Order of Police, a support group for police officers. Recreation...

Certain types of fish, including coho salmon, are more adversely affected by urban water runoff than others. Researchers are trying to find out why.

WSU researcher looks to find solution to fish mortality

CHERYL AARNIO, Evergreen reporter October 8, 2018

A WSU researcher is studying how urban stormwater runoff affects fish health. Jenifer McIntyre, assistant professor at the Washington Stormwater Center in Puyallup, Washington, is working with the National...

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