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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
MILA WIDMAYER

MILA WIDMAYER, Evergreen columnist

Mila Widmayer is a junior digital technology and culture major from Seattle, WA.

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T-Pain performs during the 2019 SEB Springfest on Friday night at Beasley Coliseum.

Students should vote for artists at Springfest for more enjoyable experience

MILA WIDMAYER, Evergreen columnist
April 23, 2019
George Hendrix, great nephew of Jimi Hendrix, discusses how much he enjoys music on Tuesday in the CUB. He works as a DJ in Pullman, and says he’s almost always listening to music. “I have a lot of friends who DJ, rap or sing, and people here like working together and collaborating on their songs,” he says.

People of the Palouse: Local influencer believes Pullman music scene is flourishing

MILA WIDMAYER, Evergreen columnist
April 17, 2019
President Kamu Taulelei, left, and treasurer Pesi Taototo of the Mitamitaga O Samoa club discuss the history and significance of the upcoming Fiafia festival, an event to demonstrate dance and culture from Samoa and other southern Pacific nations, on Monday at Smith Gym.

Fiafia festival will celebrate Samoan culture

MILA WIDMAYER, Evergreen columnist
April 11, 2019
The Outdoor Recreation Center offers information on local trails and destinations.

Study finds 20 minutes in nature reduces stress

MILA WIDMAYER, Evergreen columnist
April 9, 2019
Ruth Ryan, associate director of the Advising and Career Development Center, discusses the importance of time management for students Wednesday morning in the Lighty Student Services Building. “Figuring out what matters to you is important,” Ryan says.

Panel will teach students to balance responsibilities

MILA WIDMAYER, Evergreen columnist
April 3, 2019
With so many interesting pieces of art on campus, put them online so students can still view them.

Crimson Cube holds best Pacific Northwest art on campus

MILA WIDMAYER, Evergreen columnist
March 28, 2019
Rumors circulating around campus don’t always hold true. Students whose roommates die will not automatically receive a 4.0 GPA for the semester, says Phil Weiler, vice president of university marketing and communications.

Faculty debunk long-standing campus myths

MILA WIDMAYER, Evergreen columnist
March 27, 2019
Michael Allen, an advisor and instructor in the department of physics and astronomy, discusses student involvement in both science and art on Tuesday, Feb. 26 in Webster Hall. Students rarely double major in the two disciplines, Allen said.

Separation of art and STEM affects students

MILA WIDMAYER, Evergreen columnist
March 7, 2019
Take a break from studying for tests to unwind with art. Many places on campus, including the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art, exhibit art which students can view for free. Cell phone apps also provide art in a more convenient form, for those needing immediate relaxation.

Use art, multimedia to relieve stress during midterms

MILA WIDMAYER, Evergreen columnist
March 7, 2019
Serving drunk people can be challenging, manager Jacob Barrera said. Customers can be belligerent and messy, but food calms.

Taqueria takes on tipsy students

MILA WIDMAYER, Evergreen columnist
February 27, 2019
Enter the library and observe crying STEM majors, business majors drinking Starbucks and ultra-organized engineering students.

Satire: Stereotypes for certain majors more accurate, not offensive

MILA WIDMAYER, Evergreen columnist
February 21, 2019

Street talk: What is the creepiest or cringiest dirty text you’ve received?

MILA WIDMAYER, Evergreen columnist
February 15, 2019
Nothing screams "SEX" like Adele and Glee Cast versions of 1980s hits.

SATIRE: Kidz Bop sex playlist will rock your world, spice up activities

MILA WIDMAYER, Evergreen columnist
February 15, 2019
Spend time with your best pals this Valentine’s Day. Enjoy being single and treat yourself with decorations, dinner and movies.

Indulge yourself with friends for Palentine’s

MILA WIDMAYER, Evergreen columnist
February 14, 2019
Executive Director of Advising Terese King says, statistically, two-thirds of college students change their major at least once Tuesday in Lighty Student Services Building.

Things change, don’t be rigid about your major

MILA WIDMAYER, Evergreen columnist
February 11, 2019
Broista Kassi Hoots serves a drink to a customer Tuesday night at Dutch Bros.

Don’t spend $500 at Dutch Bros. this semester

MILA WIDMAYER, Evergreen columnist
February 6, 2019
Joe Hedges, an assistant professor of painting and intermedia, tells how art, or lack thereof, can affect students at WSU on Monday morning in the Fine Arts Center. He said student artwork helps address the issue of noticeably missing creativity.

Lack of art on campus could impact students

MILA WIDMAYER, Evergreen columnist
January 31, 2019
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