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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
Boycotting the Oscars?

Boycotting the Oscars?

BY BOGDAN (THEO) MYNKA | Evergreen columnist • February 4, 2016
Poll asking Americans views on diversity in the Oscars.

The color of gold: #OscarsSOWhite and its racial reality

BY SOPHIA STEPHENS | Evergreen columnist • February 4, 2016

Poll asking Americans views on diversity in the Oscars.

Kurdish refugees arrive in Yumurtalik, Turkey, fleeing the advances of Islamic State extremists on the north Syrian city of Kobani. The U.S. has a responsibility to help global refugees.

US should accept refugees with open arms

EMRY DINMAN | Evergreen columnist • December 3, 2015

Kurdish refugees arrive in Yumurtalik, Turkey, fleeing the advances of Islamic State extremists on the north Syrian city of Kobani. The U.S. has a responsibility to help global refugees.

To promote a healthier view of alcohol consumption, the US should follow Europe’s example of a younger drinking age. 

The US should lower the drinking age to 18

RUSSELL BEHRMANN | Evergreen columnist • November 19, 2015

To promote a healthier view of alcohol consumption, the US should follow Europe’s example of a younger drinking age. 

A relative carries the body of 18-month-old Palestinian baby Ali Dawabsheh, who was killed after his family’s house was set on fire. Terrorist actions from both sides of the conflict are leading to unnecessary deaths.

Meeting violence with violence

BOGDAN (THEO) MYNKA | Evergreen columnist • November 17, 2015

A relative carries the body of 18-month-old Palestinian baby Ali Dawabsheh, who was killed after his family’s house was set on fire. Terrorist actions from both sides of the conflict are leading to unnecessary deaths.

Albert Garcia still hears the voices and knows what it's like to grapple with a crippling psychosis. But, at age 57, he has his disease under control, and he will be a key player - a "peer support'' counselor - as four Minnesota counties roll out a new strategy to expand mental health care for adolescents, prevent psychiatric crises, and keep teens out of institutional care. The program, known as ACT, is widely used for adults in Minnesota and other states, but is now being expanded to teens at a time when the state faces severe shortages of psychiatric care for young adults. (Bruce Bisping/Minneapolis Star Tribune/MCT).

National program for mental health

Renee C. Byer • November 14, 2014

Albert Garcia still hears the voices and knows what it's like to grapple with a crippling psychosis. But, at age 57, he has his disease under control, and he will be a key player - a "peer support'' counselor...

Overuse of cell phones and digital media can cause disconnection and strife between partners in a relationship.

Ask Abby

Abby Student | Evergreen sex and relationship columnist • March 6, 2014

Overuse of cell phones and digital media can cause disconnection and strife between partners in a relationship.

Preparing for the worst

Zack Briggs, Evergreen reporter • October 7, 2013

When dealing with an active shooter, individuals should know what to do and how to respond. Locator map of school shootings in the U.S. this year.

Public colleges are not cheap

September 13, 2013

U.S. map shows the average net price (full cost of attending minus scholarships) at public 4-year universities and colleges for in-state tuition charged to students in families earning $30,000 or less...

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