Every year, when the holidays come around, the shopping season starts off with Black Friday. The day after Thanksgiving, stores all over the country participate in […]
Category: Opinion
Should the Dark History Behind Thanksgiving be Taught in Schools?
In the United States, schools often teach Thanksgiving from the perspective of the Pilgrims and not of the Native Americans. It is taught that both Pilgrims […]
Should Measure 105 be Passed?
Oregon became a sanctuary state in 1987. This law protects Oregon immigrants by preventing state police from stopping, detaining, or interrogating someone based on a suspicion […]
Kate Brown for Oregon’s Governor
The midterm elections, on Nov. 6, may shift the balance of power within Oregon’s state government drastically. Oregon has been a Democratic trifecta since 2013, meaning […]
Enlightened Theatrics’ Delightfully Creepy Sweeney Todd
When Vincenzo Meduri, artistic director of Enlightened Theatrics, began to construct his vision for a production of Sweeney Todd, he decided that “something that was really […]
The truth about Candy Corn
Many people have heard of the iconic Halloween staple; candy corn. However, there seems to be a very mixed opinion in the public eye about this […]
Things to Do This Fall: E.Z Orchards and the Nightmare Factory
As fall begins, it symbolizes activities coming up due to the fall season, and Halloween. There are multiple events that are hosted every year due to […]
Trunk-or- Treat vs Trick-or-Treat
Every year, kids across the country go trick-or-treating. Kids anticipate this night on Halloween by getting their costumes ready and finding something to keep all […]
Modesty Dress Code Stricter on Girls than Boys
In some middle schools, girls have to put duct tape over any holes in their jeans that are above their knees, but it is much more […]
