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The Daily Evergreen
The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen
The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen
JACQUI THOMASSON

JACQUI THOMASSON, Evergreen chief layout editor

Jacqui is a junior business management and multimedia journalism major from Tustin, California. She is seeking a career in publishing and is in the Honors College.

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Senior Jacqui Thomasson credits her experiences at The Daily Evergreen with her passion for journalism.

To the Evergreen: Thank you for the lime green chairs, countless memories

April 27, 2022
Gov. Jay Inslee said he is not concerned about a mass exodus of education employees refusing to get vaccinated and advised that anyone with concerns about the vaccine should consult their doctor.

[Photo] COVID-19 mandates return to Washington state

August 20, 2021
Normal temperatures around mid to high 70s will return by the end of the week.

[Photo] We're cool for the summer ... temporarily, at least

August 18, 2021
WSU Police cars pull in to the Delta Delta Delta sorority house on Halloween night.

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Pullman Police officers respond to an accident on Greek Row on Halloween night. The driver was under the influence.

[Photo] Officers issued infractions during Halloween night

November 2, 2020
A Pullman Police officer performs a Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus (HGN) test. The driver was also asked to walk the line and was found to be driving under the influence.

[Photo] Officers issued infractions during Halloween night

November 2, 2020
Two police offers approach the Delta Delta Delta house on Halloween night.

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Services and Activities Fee committee members heard presentations from on-campus groups on Sept. 13 and 15.

[Photo] Services and Activities fee committee to decide allocation reductions, receive student feedback

October 19, 2020
Services and Activities Fee committee members heard presentations from on-campus groups on Sept. 13 and 15.

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Services and Activities Fee committee members heard presentations from on-campus groups on Sept. 13 and 15.

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Have a story of your own you want to submit to Culture Brew? Send it to mint@dailyevergreen.com.

[Photo] Welcome to The Culture Brew

October 14, 2020
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[Photo] Recipe: Turkey Chili

September 23, 2020
Gov. Jay Inslee walks out of the CUB following his meeting with WSU administration, including President Kirk Schulz, on Thursday.

[Photo] Gov. Jay Inslee visits campus, discusses COVID-19

September 10, 2020
From Aug. 19 to Sept. 1, Pullman Regional Hospital conducted 1,687 COVID-19 tests, and 418 results were positive. PRH conducted an average of 121 tests per day.

[Photo] Drastic spike of COVID-19 cases impacts local hospital’s testing process

September 8, 2020
As of Tuesday afternoon, the town of Malden is still without power due to burned and downed power lines. The fire was unpreventable, the Whitman County sheriff says.

[Photo] Malden, Pine City fires devastate towns, homes

September 8, 2020
Buttery crackers and creamy chicken all in one perfect casserole.

Recipe: Chicken and Crackers Casserole

September 2, 2020
The number of positive COVID-19 cases has risen by over 400 since the first day of school, which is less than two weeks ago.

[Photo] Representatives of Washington National Guard arrive in Pullman

September 2, 2020
Despite COVID-19 setbacks, businesses in the Pacific Northwest have stayed resilient, according to a survey from the Carson College of Business. The report showed that hospitality businesses took one of the hardest hits.

[Photo] PNW businesses show resiliency

September 2, 2020
Chipotle will soon be found on the corner of Brelsford Drive.

[Photo] Chipotle to come to Pullman

September 1, 2020
The Whitman County Public Health director will speak about COVID cases in the county.

[Photo] Health experts to discuss COVID-19 at League of Women Voters' meeting

September 1, 2020
Charging fees for services when students arent even on campus is unfair to Cougs.

[Photo] OPINION: WSU is overcharging us

September 1, 2020
Of the 509 positive cases, 331 or 65 percent are reported in people aged 20-39 years, according to the Whitman County press release.

[Photo] Weekend sees dramatic rise in police calls about public safety violations

August 31, 2020
Theres no shortage of things for Cougs to do to stay active and occupied.

[Photo] OPINION: Stay busy and stay active

August 31, 2020
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There has been uncertainty in the ability of Stubblefields to pay its staff. 

[Photo] Stubblefields to permanently close

August 29, 2020
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[Photo] Letter from the Editor: We’re here to stay

August 16, 2020
Beat the rush by shopping smarter, not faster. Some options students can consider for groceries includes Winco and Rosauers Supermarket, which are both in Moscow. Students can also get a box fan in Ace Hardware.

How to shop without fighting crowds

August 16, 2020
Put a little spice in your life ... with cheese and bacon bits.

Quarantine Cooking: Jalapeño Poppers

July 23, 2020
Grant applicants must prove that the funding will help minimize costs for students and the material created is sustainable for future use.

[Photo] Grant allows instructors to create affordable class materials

July 21, 2020
A piece of homemade lasagna and a couple slices of garlic bread make the perfect meal. Up your Italian food game by saying good-bye to its frozen counterpart.

Quarantine Cooking: Lasagna

July 16, 2020
Layers of meat and cheese on top of lasagna noodles sit in the casserole dish before being spread out. A rubber spatula works great on the cheese directly, or used to smush it down after the next layer of noodles are placed on top.

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International students should reach out to WSU’s Office of International Programs if they are concerned about returning to in-person learning.

[Photo] Remote learning remains option for students unable to return to campus

May 20, 2021
In order to be assigned a dorm, students were required to agree, in the original housing contract, to not cancel their contract even if they were not able to stay in the dorms due to COVID-19.

[Photo] WSU amends housing policy after petition gains over 5,000 signatures

July 7, 2020
WSUs Phi Delta Theta chapter was suspended in 2016 after allegations of misconduct. The fraternity is returning to campus in August.

[Photo] Phi Delta Theta returns to WSU in August

June 21, 2020
Whitman County unemployment rates have risen 3 percent. State unemployment rates for Washington state have risen from 5.1 percent in March to 15.4 percent in April this year.

[Photo] Whitman County unemployment rates rise three percent

June 2, 2020
Alli Parsley, 10, daughter of Omache Farm co-owners, hands a mask to Amanda Argona, Moscow community events manager.

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Omache Farm co-owner Margaret Parsley, right, takes payment for Pullman resident Scott McBeths plants on May 20 at the Pullman Farmers Market. McBeth purchased Pink Berkeley Tie-Dye tomatoes.

[Photo] Local farmers markets still open despite COVID-19 restrictions

May 31, 2020
Thicket House displays plants for sale at the Pullman Farmers Market.

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A sign details changes to operations due to coronavirus at the entrance to the Pullman Farmers Market.

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Harbor Freight Tools soft-opened Tuesday morning. There will be a grand ceremony on May 30 to celebrate its opening.

[Photo] Harbor Freight Tools makes its debut

May 12, 2020
The Montessori School of Pullman is located inside of the Gladish Community and Cultural Center. A new charter school might open in fall 2021.

[Photo] Commission awaits approval for charter school

May 21, 2020
The demolition of Johnson Hall will cost about $8 million and will be replaced by a new USDA Agricultural Research Services building.

[Photo] WSU to demolish Johnson Hall

May 12, 2020
Letter from the Editor: Emphasizing the Ever in Evergreen

Letter from the Editor: Emphasizing the ‘Ever’ in Evergreen

May 10, 2020
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Volunteers load potatoes from a conveyor belt into cars, boxes, coolers and bags for people to take home.

[Photo] Agriculture company gives away Russet potatoes

May 10, 2020
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[Photo] The Daily Grind closes main shop

May 7, 2020
People socialize in groups following the protest outside Moscow City Hall on Monday night.

[Photo] Moscow peaceful protesters call for an end to stay-at-home order

April 21, 2020
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[Photo] Residents challenge food insecurity head-on

April 8, 2020
Interim Provost Bryan Slinker speaks at a town hall regarding coronavirus on Tuesday afternoon in the Food Science and Human Nutrition building. He says officials are still deciding whether to hold online classes.

[Photo] COVID-19 TOWN HALL

March 10, 2020
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Academic Success Coach Katie Reilly speaks about the academic and career developmental services the program offers in place of a canceled class on Friday at the Lighty Student Services building.

[Photo] Program could lead to fewer canceled classes

February 24, 2020
4-year-old Braylynne Bray sits while her teachers transition the class to new activities on Thursday at Community Child Care Center.

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5-year-old Lola Okusanya points and laughs as her lead teacher reads There Was an Old Lad Who Swallowed a Frog! to the class on Thursday at Community Child Care Center.

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4-year-old Zeddicus Jones looks up as Becki McFarland, suns p.m. lead teacher, reads a book to the class on Thursday at Community Child Care Center.

[Photo] Center provides accessible childcare for families

February 11, 2020
Signs hang inside Shopko on the days before its closing in January. Harbor Freight Tools will be occupying one-third of the space Shopko used to occupy. It is unknown what other businesses will be in the space, Marie Dymkoski said.

[Photo] Tool company to open in Pullman

February 7, 2020
Every lease signing feels like a deal with the devil. Utilize the law center on-campus to save yourself from predatory practices.

Know your rights as a tenant

February 4, 2020
Cars on Stadium Way moved slower than usual due to icy road conditions caused by heavy snowfall in the beginning of the spring semester. Due to the icy road conditions, some cars slipped while on the road.

Driver safety workshop to be held Tuesday

February 4, 2020
Leasing offices can be predatory toward students desperate enough to sign their name on whatever. Take the time to think of more than just price when it comes to signing a lease.

Consider where to live, what it offers

February 4, 2020
Glass Artist Dan Friday hangs pieces of his Schaenexw (Salmon) Run artwork on mounts Thursday morning in the Terrell Library atrium.

“Salmon Run” artwork brings cultural history to campus

January 31, 2020
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Chief Layout Editor Jacqui Thomasson uses Adobe InDesign to reformat the newspaper templates section editors use to lay out their pages.

Layout Reborn

January 13, 2020
Redshirt freshman cornerback William Overstreet tries to avoid being tackled by Air Force players on Friday at Chase Field.

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Redshirt freshman cornerback William Overstreet runs away from Grant Theil, Air Force senior defensive back, on Friday at Chase Field.

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Air Force junior running back Kadin Remsberg runs downfield shortly before redshirt junior safety Skyler Thomas makes the tackle on Friday night at Chase Field. The Cheez-It Bowl game in Phoenix, Arizona resulted in a 31-21 loss for the Cougars.

[Photo] GALLERY: Cougars fall to the Air Force in Cheez-It Bowl

December 28, 2019
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Redshirt senior quarterback Anthony Gordon throws the football while Demonte Meeks, Air Force junior inside linebacker, attempts to block the pass on Friday night at Chase Field.

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A white Chrysler Town & Country minivan is seen off the road on Friday afternoon near the back entrance to Hillside Cafe.

[Photo] GALLERY: Car crashed into fence near Hillside Market

December 6, 2019
A white Chrysler Town & Country minivan was loaded onto the flatbed of a tow truck on Friday afternoon near the back entrance to Hillside Cafe. Bobby Graham, Auto Body Super Center tow truck driver, attaches tow straps through the rims of the minivan to hold it in place.

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Bobby Graham, Auto Body Super Center tow truck driver, worked to attach the minivan to the tow truck in order to pull the front end away from the fence so it can be loaded onto the flatbed of the truck.

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A white Chrysler Town & Country minivan is seen off the road on Friday afternoon near the back entrance to Hillside Cafe.

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Layout editor Jayce Carral, left, and deputy news editor Cody Schoeler review the front page layout for the newspaper during production on Thursday night in the Evergreen newsroom.

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July 4, 2020
Jacqui Thomasson’s dad taught her the difference between coach batteries and motor batteries when she was little. He also showed her how to change a tire.

Letter from the editor: My dad is my partner in crime

November 15, 2019
Katie Archer, left, and Grace Arnis are this semesters sports editors.

[Photo] If you build it, they will come

October 3, 2019
Cones and caution tape block the hallway in the southwest corner of the ground floor on Wednesday at Sloan Hall.

[Photo] Mercury spill in Sloan Hall cleaned up

September 25, 2019
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