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JOEY FRANKLIN

Joey Franklin is a freshman majoring in communications, from Fairwood, Washington.

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Freshman year through Zoom

December 10, 2020
Starting college online and writing for a newspaper was a challenge, but an entertaining one.

Letter to the Editor: My time at The Evergreen

December 9, 2020
Killer robots arent merely the stuff of sci-fi anymore — they could be right around the corner.

OPINION: Satire: Beware of killer robots

December 8, 2020
No Shave November isnt just a fun way to raise money — it should also be an official WSU holiday.

OPINION: Satire: No Shave November should be a WSU holiday

December 2, 2020
Thanksgiving misses the mark in a lot of ways, especially in terms of food.

OPINION: Satire: Thanksgiving falls flat

December 1, 2020
John Mayers album is a classic of mid-2000s singer/songwriter work.

OPINION: John Mayer’s ‘Continuum’ is a smooth modern classic

November 18, 2020
Dinosaurs should be brought back to life — the WSU Vet School is the perfect group to do it.

OPINION: Satire: WSU vet school should try to clone dinosaurs

November 17, 2020
New political parties are cropping up all around the country, and some are more serious than others.

OPINION: Satire: New political parties replace old traditions

November 11, 2020
College certainly isnt for everybody, but higher education is always a great option.

OPINION: Pursue higher education after high school

November 10, 2020
If youre in the mood for eating something fancy, you came to the right place.

Recipe: Sloppy Joes

November 5, 2020
Sacha Baron Cohen’s comedy hits home, attacking all of the most ridiculous, skewed aspects of American society, especially corrupt, creepy politicians.

OPINION: “Borat 2” perfectly parodies politics

November 5, 2020
Student athletes should get paid for their work because theyre performing a service that makes money for the school.

OPINION: Student athletes should be paid for their work

November 4, 2020
Chips and salsa are not included, unfortunately.

Recipe: Taco Twist

October 29, 2020
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October 29, 2020
Voting should be fun and interactive — not old and boring. Heres some ideas to liven things up a little.

OPINION: Satire: Voting needs to be reworked

October 27, 2020
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‘I have always been able to turn to music’

October 22, 2020
George Lucas, who later went on to direct Star Wars, directed American Graffiti, an instant classic.

OPINION: ‘American Graffiti’ is an instant classic

October 21, 2020
New developments in tech have made electric cars more efficient and affordable, but they still arent going to singlehandedly solve the climate crisis.

OPINION: Electric cars aren’t a quick fix

October 20, 2020
Voting by mail ensures that everyone can make their political voices heard.

OPINION: Voting by mail will boost voter participation

October 15, 2020
Eddie Van Halen rewrote the rules of rock and served as an icon and role model to generations of musicians.

OPINION: Eddie Van Halen was a rock icon

October 13, 2020
Hip-hop dance group Krimson Kouture is now holding two meetings a month; one for teaching choreography and one for team bonding.

Dance clubs find new ways to perform together

October 8, 2020
The presidential debates are showing their age— it’s time to replace them with something a little more interesting. Tests of physical skill and dexterity will test the true skill of America’s next leader.

OPINION: Satire: A new kind of presidential debate

October 8, 2020
Learning a second language can help with cognition and communication while giving you skills for the modern job market.

OPINION: Learn a second language

October 7, 2020
The Killers new album brings new styles, ideas and musical techniques to the rock genre.

OPINION: ‘Imploding the Mirage’ is groundbreaking

September 30, 2020
We constantly shout down cancel culture, but there are some upsides to the social media phenomenon.

OPINION: Cancel culture’s hidden benefits

September 29, 2020
Recipe: Turkey Chili

Recipe: Turkey Chili

September 24, 2020
With fall just around the corner, its time to get in a spooky mood with a couple Halloween classics.

OPINION: Halloween’s best movies

September 23, 2020
Professors and students alike have to deal with the new normal of distanced learning.

OPINION: Cut your professors some slack

September 22, 2020
The ubiquitous pumpkin spice seems to be everywhere during fall — but it might be time for it to go. From pastries to lattes to Frappuccinos, all things pumpkin-flavored have grown stale and passe.

OPINION: Pumpkin spice has gone too far

September 17, 2020
Food is expensive, especially for college kids, but there are easy and cheap hacks to make dinner affordable.

OPINION: Students should cook on a budget

September 16, 2020
Chettri and his group, Cadenza Collective, were among the first local jazz acts in Nepal.

People of the Palouse: Navin Chettri

September 10, 2020
Students and community members breaking COVID-19 social distancing guidelines need to be reprimanded and dealt with by law enforcement.

OPINION: Pullman needs stronger COVID-19 enforcement

September 10, 2020
Social media degrades relationships and hurts people, especially during election season.

OPINION: Social media negatively affects communication

September 8, 2020
Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are the answer this country has been looking for.

OPINION: DNC spells hope for America’s future

September 2, 2020
Theres no shortage of things for Cougs to do to stay active and occupied.

OPINION: Stay busy and stay active

September 1, 2020
The fall season was supposed to be WSU’s big year. Instead, sports were pushed to the spring, affecting Coug fans, players and students alike.

OPINION: Postponing fall sports affects WSU

August 27, 2020
The high school class of 2020 has dealt with online graduations, Zoom classes and much more. How will they adapt to college life?

OPINION: COVID-19’s effect on high school grads

August 26, 2020
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