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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

KADE RUSSOM, Evergreen columnist

Kade Russom is a freshman biochemistry major from Bow, WA.

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As the year continues, the responses of concerned Evergreen readers will be put to good use. The Opinion section continues to adjust.

Letter from the editor: Changes made in response to feedback

KADE RUSSOM, Evergreen columnist
January 15, 2019
Opinion editor Kade Russom makes edits to a piece from one of the columnists on his staff Monday in the Evergreen newsroom.

Letter from the editor: Going for trial and error

KADE RUSSOM, Evergreen columnist
January 9, 2019
Cryptocurrency may well become the currency of the future, so WSU should educate students on its influence on the market and make it part of UCORE.

WSU should expand curriculum to account for future economics

KADE RUSSOM, Evergreen columnist
December 10, 2018
Citizens sympathetic to migrant rights should read Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson’s letter about the mission of the state and how they can support legislators and laws that would protect immigrants.

We must support our ‘sanctuary state’

KADE RUSSOM, Evergreen columnist
November 27, 2018
Mark Gibson, clinical associate professor in the School of Economic Sciences, speaks about how those seeking to build credit should be wary of their purchases to not incur debt Tuesday in Hulbert Hall.

Credit cards fundamental to financial stability

KADE RUSSOM, Evergreen columnist
November 14, 2018
Pain helps people learn what they should and should not do. Treating pain demands great care to not become addicted to the many painkillers medical professionals prescribe patients for various illnesses and injuries.

Managing pain without pills

KADE RUSSOM, Evergreen columnist
November 8, 2018
Nuclear reprocessing would help reduce waste and increase the longevity of uranium fuel.

We should move toward nuclear reprocessing

KADE RUSSOM, Evergreen columnist
October 31, 2018
Donald Wall, the director of the WSU Nuclear Science Center, discusses the implications of North Korean production and testing of nuclear weapons Tuesday in the CUB Lounge. Dealing with other countries requires respect and intelligence.

Political correctness necessary for peace

KADE RUSSOM, Evergreen columnist
October 24, 2018
Do everything possible to stay healthy during flu season. Being sick can affect your studies and you risk spreading illness to coworkers, roommates or friends.

Get a beneficial Halloween mask to stay healthy

KADE RUSSOM, Evergreen columnist
October 17, 2018
Using humor in pick-up lines in-person or through hook-up services can make you more appealing.

Use memes to perform pick-ups

KADE RUSSOM, Evergreen columnist
October 11, 2018
Monique Slipher helps customers at Brused Books on Oct. 18, 2017 in downtown Pullman. WSU should do more to support the community by encouraging students to shop at local businesses and get off campus.

Local businesses are more than just products

KADE RUSSOM, Evergreen columnist
October 10, 2018
WSU needs to provide more resources to educate of-age students about how to safely use marijuana and what to be careful of when buying it.

WSU needs to weed out misinformation on marijuana

KADE RUSSOM, Evergreen columnist
October 2, 2018
Muhammad Abdulqaymov, junior global politics major, said net neutrality helps small businesses grow which is better for the economy than large corporations having a monopoly Tuesday in Fulmer Hall.

Losing net neutrality hurts economy

KADE RUSSOM, Evergreen columnist
September 25, 2018
Mary Trotter, former professor of the Performing Arts at WSU, discusses her opinions and future options regarding the loss of funding to Performing Arts on Oct. 24, 2017.

WSU should make room for Performing Arts, be well-rounded

KADE RUSSOM, Evergreen columnist
September 24, 2018
Supporting clean energy initiatives like Gov. Jay Inslee’s Executive Order 14-04 ensures the environment and economy don’t collapse.

Support renewable energy in Washington

KADE RUSSOM, Evergreen columnist
September 12, 2018
Michael Wheeler, a freshman engineering major, pours himself a cup of soda Wednesday in Southside Cafe. After seltzer water comes to dining halls, students should choose health over taste.

Seltzer water is a healthier choice

KADE RUSSOM, Evergreen columnist
September 6, 2018
Through inclusive recruiting techniques the Greek community can help transgender people find a home at WSU that respects them for who they are.

Greek chapters should welcome transgender community

KADE RUSSOM, Evergreen columnist
September 3, 2018
Classroom technology has the potential to hinder the relationship between instructors and students by limiting their contact. When used properly, however, it can also facilitate more in-person meetings.

Classroom technology should reinforce student-professor bond

KADE RUSSOM, Evergreen columnist
August 22, 2018
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