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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

DIANA RIOS

Diana Rios is a junior neuroscience/pre-med major from Wenatchee, Washington.

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Letter from the editor: Wrapping up the semester

Letter from the editor: Wrapping up the semester

DIANA RIOS
April 28, 2021
Cami thinks her daughters should get all the solos — but so does every mom.

OPINION: Satire: Prance Moms petition

DIANA RIOS
April 28, 2021
OPINION: State bill on universal health care is advantageous for all residents

OPINION: State bill on universal health care is advantageous for all residents

DIANA RIOS
April 22, 2021
OPINION: Satire: Why the next Olympics should be held in Antarctica

OPINION: Satire: Why the next Olympics should be held in Antarctica

DIANA RIOS
April 8, 2021
Who wouldn't love the handsome mariachi man on the Tapatio bottle?

OPINION: Satire: My strange addiction to Tapatio

DIANA RIOS
April 1, 2021
What's the best way to start liking conflict? Do you become a ball of fire, or simply learn to speak up?

SATIRE: (Don’t) Ask Gemma: How to deal with work-related conflict

EMMA LEDBETTER and DIANA RIOS
March 17, 2021
Joel Bervell, second year medical student and Medical Student Council President uses platforms on social media to spread awareness of racial bias in medicine.

OPINION: Racial bias has no place in medicine

DIANA RIOS
March 11, 2021
Rios said it was easy to recover from the vaccine side effects. Not every person will respond to the vaccine this way.

Opinion editor receives Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine

DIANA RIOS
March 4, 2021
Who will win this duel of the snacks — and who will fall?

OPINION: Battle of the Snacks: Pizza rolls versus pizza bagels

DIANA RIOS
March 3, 2021
Leditor: Opinion welcomes your ideas

Leditor: Opinion welcomes your ideas

DIANA RIOS
March 3, 2021
OPINION: Satire: How to lose a guy in two hours

OPINION: Satire: How to lose a guy in two hours

DIANA RIOS
February 25, 2021
Children should learn to embrace other cultures

OPINION: Parents should teach their children about race

DIANA RIOS
February 11, 2021
The data shows the average scores for liberal and conservative participants and their understanding of the greenhouse gas effect. When conservatives have a higher understanding of the greenhouse gas effect, they tend to believe in global warming. Liberals tend to believe in global warming more strongly even if they have a low understanding of the greenhouse gas effect.

Teaching global warming helps deniers believe

DIANA RIOS
January 28, 2021
Opinion editor, Diana Rios hopes to cover a wider range of topics in the opinion section

Letter from the Editor: Welcome to Opinion

DIANA RIOS
January 28, 2021
Have a story of your own you want to submit to Culture Brew? Let us know at mint@dailyevergreen.com.

My father’s American Dream

DIANA RIOS
November 12, 2020
The statistics behind 2016 were skewed based on some polling tactics that didn't work out. 2020 looks to be more accurate.

OPINION: Election polls aren’t as terminally broken as we think

DIANA RIOS
November 3, 2020
Kids need to be educated in a healthy, safe environment. If they can't get that at home, it's up to schools to teach them comprehensive sex ed.

OPINION: Sexual education curriculum will inform today’s youth

DIANA RIOS
October 14, 2020
Testing and vaccinating for the coronavirus is proving significantly more difficult than we thought.

OPINION: Coronavirus control is a lot harder than we think

DIANA RIOS
October 7, 2020
With RBG's death, the Supreme Court has been thrown into turmoil.

OPINION: Ginsburg’s death will change American politics

DIANA RIOS
October 1, 2020
The west coast wildfires are indicative of a poorly constructed environmental policy, which we need to fix.

OPINION: More comprehensive wildfire policies will lead to a safer Washington

DIANA RIOS
September 24, 2020
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