For months now the charcoal poster of rock band KISS has hung in the library. The creator of the poster was a mystery to many members of the Pacific community who use the library, until now. The drawing 101 class … Continued
Six years ago, a little band from California grabbed my attention with a car commercial for the Pontiac Torrent. Little did I know that 30 seconds would blossom into a six-year love affair. The featured track “Struggle” was from Ringside’s … Continued
Students can now purchase a “Culture Card” in the Pacific Information Center or the box office in Taylor Meade. The “Culture Card” is available for $5 to students and allows them to go to five theater, dance and music events. … Continued
Growing up in blustery southeast Alaska, miniskirts weren’t a garment choice so much as a punishment. During their peak of fashion in middle school, I saw girls every day standing out by the bus stops with their naked knees knocking … Continued
On December 21, a mass email was sent out to Pacific students about the increase in the number of thefts that have been taking place around campus. Not only has the Campus Public Safety Office received more reports than ever … Continued
After a week of selling tickets, t-shirts, buttons and chocolate shaped like vaginas, known jokingly as“pussy pops,” Tom Miles Theatre came alive with the Center for Gender Equity’s presentation of the Vagina Monologues Feb. 10 through 12. The narrations are … Continued
Like many living in the digital age, I sometimes get annoyed with the endless torrent of cyber-slang and internet terminology that sneaks its way into people’s everyday conversations. Whether it’s people audibly saying “lol” when something is funny, or someone … Continued
Clark Hall is a wincing eyesore to the grand vision of Pacific University. First impressions matter, and college-bound students have begun to show a determining interest in sustainability goals, green buildings and eco-ambiance throughout their college selection process. As interest … Continued
This past weekend, campus was abundant with nametag-brandishing youngsters who eagerly explored campus and all it has to offer. The white tent erected in the quad served as a visual reminder for all those who weren’t previously aware: Pacesetters is … Continued
Any student who commutes to campus knows how frustrating it can be to search for a parking spot. Pacific’s particular location and the layout of Forest Grove leave only about two usable blocks (along College Way and Cedar Street) of … Continued
Upon returning to Pacific from a semester’s study abroad in Japan, I found myself humming the lyrics of “Everything Changes” from the Pokémon soundtrack 2.B.A Master: There isn’t anything in life that ever stays the same. While the song goes … Continued
More than 95 percent of Pacific students fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid every year and, as the March 1 deadline for the 2011-2012 FAFSA approaches, those students should know that a few changes have been made. … Continued