CC | Best auto shop
MARCUS STEPHEN COX, Evergreen reporter
March 5, 2018
WAITING ON VERIFICATION OF OPENING DATE Evergreen Tire has been a staple of the Pullman community since 1972, when Chuck Chambers originally owned the shop. For the past five years, the shop has been under the ownership of Zane Larsen, who endeavors to maintain the shop’s commitment to the community...
Support makes it possible to lead
CHLOE GRUNDMEIER | Evergreen reporter
April 28, 2017
The name Garrett Kalt made its way around campus during ASWSU campaigning and elections, and the reputation attached to that name traveled with it. During the election season and his time here at WSU, Kalt seems to have made an impact on the student body, as his fellow Cougs voted him best student le...
Helping customers to see how beautiful they truly are
MARIAH INMAN | Evergreen reporter
April 28, 2017
James Cofer is the principal hair stylist in Pullman for haircuts and hair coloring.Cofer is from Lewiston, Idaho, and learned his craft in Lewiston. June will mark his 13th year in the business.“Learning hair takes countless hours behind the chair to perfect your craft,” he said in an email. “You can n...
A beacon of success at WSU
KAIA JOHNSON | Evergreen reporter
April 28, 2017
Out of the 95 majors WSU offers, students have voted communication as the winner of the 2017 Students Choice Award’s best degree.Named after broadcast legend and WSU alum Edward R. Murrow, a famous newscaster for CBS during World War II, the newly named College of Communication was officially launched in...
Daily Grind locations serve comfort
RICK FLORES | Evergreen reporter
April 28, 2017
In most cities, there are multiple Starbucks in close proximity. However, in Pullman the coffee name you see around town is different.It is hard to drive around town without seeing signs for Daily Grind coffee. In addition to two drive-thru locations, Daily Grind has its main store nestled in the heart of ...
‘Dirty 230’ teaches vital information about natural instincts
GEANA JAVIER | Evergreen columnist
April 28, 2017
Once again, students have chosen Psychology 230, nicknamed “dirty 230” for its focus on human sexuality, as best course at WSU.The professor, Laurie Smith, educates students about human sexuality. In fact, her first job at WSU was a teaching assistant for Psych 230.Human sexuality touches on bio...
DJ Goldfinger: Painting with music
AILA IKUSE | Evergreen reporter
April 28, 2017
DJ Goldfinger, general manager and DJ at Stubblefields, may use vinyl records and turntables to DJ, but his music is anything but old-school.“I’m a music nerd,” Goldfinger said. “I love to DJ. I wake up thinking about it, I could be in the middle of something and thinking about DJ’ing, I go to...
Master your golf game for one credit
TYLER SHUEY | Evergreen columnist
April 28, 2017
The official title of this one-credit course is dull and boring (PE ACTIV 141), but there is so much more that enrollees can get out of this class than what is on the surface.The purpose of one-credit PE classes is to keep students on track to graduate. If a student is at 15 credits for a given seme...
The Old European offers fresh breakfast options
NINA WILLIS | Evergreen reporter
April 28, 2017
Emphasis on customer service and food made from scratch earned Old European the student choice award for best breakfast.General Manager Channing Benson started working at Old European as a college student looking for a weekend job. From there, she eventually worked her way up to manager’s position,...
Adviser loves to see students succeed
SARAH OLSEN | Evergreen news editor
April 28, 2017
This year’s best WSU adviser said she came into her position as an academic and career adviser in order to help low-income, high-achieving students earn their bachelor’s degrees.Sharon Ericsson currently serves as the assistant director of the Academic Success and Career Center.“I feel like I have...
RA strives for intentional interaction
CHRIS ARNESON | Evergreen columnist
April 28, 2017
Does sprinting from Murrow Hall to Stephenson East in less than three minutes to break up a fight make you a great resident adviser?Jake Sirianni told me he had “never run so fast” and that he also phoned the police in an incident that occurred during his sophomore year when he was a resident adviser...
An enlightening experience
JESSICA ZHOU, Evergreen reporter
April 28, 2017
With just under a year in Pullman, local marijuana dispensary Satori has established itself as a student favorite since it opened last spring on May 12. “When you come to Satori, it’s an experience, it’s kind of like a show,” purchasing and store manager Roneé Nemechek said. Satori i...
Sixty-eight individuals have tested positive for COVID-19 since Friday, bringing Whitman County’s total to 1,682 cases. Of the new patients, seven...
