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The inefficient way material is recycled in Pullman affects every resident, costing them more for a method that produces more waste. By transitioning to a system that better divides recyclables, the price of recycling could be made into a financial return.

WSU, Pullman needs to reform recycling system

ADAM CARLSON, Evergreen columnist April 18, 2019

The commingled method of recycling in use by both Pullman and WSU increases costs to all parties, so the city needs to prioritize a single-stream system needed for more effective, cheaper recycling. Though...

Sophomore cornerback Derrick Langford and redshirt freshman wide receiver Rodrick Fisher compete for a pass during practice on March 21 in Martin Stadium.

Anticipation grows for spring game

JOHN SPELLMAN, Evergreen reporter April 17, 2019

Just like a child gets excited on Christmas Day to open presents, the WSU football team is eagerly anticipating the annual Crimson and Gray spring game on Saturday, which is returning to Martin Stadium...

Gorging yourself on these unhealthy foods as a way of stress management is an unnecessary trade-off of a balanced diet for some relaxation. There are many other options when taking a break from studying that won’t harm your body.

Stress during finals shouldn’t be handled through food

BRUCE MULMAT, Former Evergreen opinion editor April 17, 2019

Stressing out during dead and finals week is a real problem for many students, too many decide to cope with carb-heavy foods and other tasty treats. But stress eating is a dietary detriment and can impact...

Lynne Haagensen combines images of drawings from her travels using a copy machine.

Art exhibit features sketches pieced together

CHLOE GRUNDMEIER, Evergreen reporter April 17, 2019

Lynne Haagensen, retired University of Idaho professor emeritus, used a photocopy machine to combine and enhance her sketches for her exhibit “Wondering” at the Dahmen Barn throughout the month of...

Considering many people on the Pullman campus are under artificial lighting most of the day, so the transition to a different kind of bulb will be no small change. LEDs offer cost efficient lighting while fluorescents offer health benefits, a mix of the two is best.

WSU should keep fluorescent bulbs in dorms

DEYANIRA TOVAR, Evergreen columnist April 17, 2019

WSU should not fill every building with LED bulbs. They should keep the fluorescent bulbs already in campus housing or find a healthier alternative. Lighting sets the scene for every event, affecting...

U.S. Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., giving a speech at the Chinook Student Center in April 2016.

U.S. Senator talks women in leadership, current politics

LAUREN ELLENBECKER, Evergreen reporter April 17, 2019

U.S. Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., spoke about leadership and the current political environment at an event Tuesday hosted by the Thomas S. Foley Institute. Murray said she became involved in politics...

The flood on Grand Avenue left Rollys ice cream damaged by water and mud. Community members helped to make repairs.

Rollys looks for help after flood

DYLAN GREENE, Evergreen deputy sports editor April 16, 2019

Adrian Gayles stared through the broken window. Mud and debris covered the floor and chairs and tables were turned upside down. He couldn’t believe what he saw. “It’s just heartbreaking,” he...

WSU track and Field Director Wayne Phipps talks about the team’s strengths and challenges looking forward on March 9 at Mooberry Track.

WSU heads to Cali for three-meet week

SAM GRANT, Evergreen reporter April 16, 2019

WSU track and field will travel down to the Los Angeles area to compete in multiple invitational meets this week. The week will include three different venues including the Bryan Clay Invitational in...

This is a scorecard showing the results of the first round of the Pac-12 Championships on Monday.

Cougars finish in seventh after first round of Pac-12s

SIGMUND SEROKA, Evergreen reporter April 16, 2019

WSU women's golf completed the first day of the Pac-12 Championships on Monday where they finished in seventh place with a total of 298 (+14). Leading the PAC currently is Southern California finishing...

Those who need to arrive daily to the Pullman campus by car are charged hundreds of dollars just to be able to park. The WSU buses are an option for some, but where they run and for how long limit their effectiveness and some students need cars just to get to school.

Include partial WSU parking prices in tuition

DEYANIRA TOVAR, Evergreen columnist April 16, 2019

Similar to WSU's buses, WSU parking services should be partially paid for by all students, not just those who pay for a parking pass. WSU Transportation Services is entirely self-supported. Every construction...

Students from several universities, like WSU and Eastern Washington University discuss with each other about opioid addiction and how they can prevent it.

New training session strives to prevent opioid addiction

CHERYL AARNIO, Evergreen reporter April 16, 2019

A new two-hour seminar at WSU Spokane focuses on communication about opioids in the healthcare field. The seminar emphasizes how to recognize someone who has an opioid addiction and how to look online...

The Evergreen works to provide the best information about recent crime and court updates in the Pullman area.

Cowlitz County deputy dies in roadside shooting

GEORGE ERALIL, Evergreen reporter April 15, 2019

A Cowlitz County deputy died after he was shot Saturday night. Deputy Justin DeRosier was dispatched to investigate a disabled vehicle on Fallert Road because it was blocking a roadway, according to...

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