Portland State's Student Run Monthly Magazine
Meet Michael Chabon, who came to campus on the 27th of January to speak at an Honors College Event. Before we continue, allow me,…
The English language is changing, and not for the better. Current trends favor a slack usage that is a less effective means of communicating…
There is a global pandemic. This pandemic, a phenomenon not seen in a century, has, like a lantern, illuminated so much about our society….
In his article “The De-civilising Process,” Adrian Wooldridge, political editor for The Economist, deplores the “[c]ivilisational decline” and gives examples from his travels by…
Vixens, not veal. Sizzle, not steak. We put the meat on the pole, not on the plate. –Johnny Diablo Žūklė A zaftig woman with…
Who is to blame in our country? Never can get to the one. Dealing in multiplication, And they still can’t feed everyone. Oh, no….
It’s rare that a movie that receives the attention of the FBI and Department of Homeland Security on its opening weekend but this was…
main image: Portland Book Festival panel “Ties That Bind: Epic Family Sagas” featuring (left to right) New York Times children’s books editor Maria Russo,…
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Killed it. [And the variants “crush it”, “slay” as an exhortation] Why must success be equated with the taking of life? Is there something…
There are two sides to every issue. The phrase would be more accurate if stated thus: “There are at least two sides to every…