Mariah Partin, Staff Writer Photo courtesy creativecommons.org Iranians have been killed under suspicious circumstances during the protests. Towards the end of 2017, protests started in Iran, sparked by anger at Iran’s economic status and corrupt government. As the situation quickly escalated, protestors began to call for the overthrow of the government, challenging the rule ofContinue reading “Iranians protest their government in rare show of opposition”
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Behind a day of remembrance: Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Gretchen Allen, Staff Writer Born in 1929 in Atlanta, Ga., Martin Luther King Jr. grew up in a segregated public school and thrived in his academic work all throughout his years of education. Then he met Dr. Benjamin Mayes who sparked his interest in racial equality. King became a civil rights activist fighting forContinue reading “Behind a day of remembrance: Martin Luther King Jr. Day”
Severe winter storms pummeled Eastern United States
Jessilyn Dagum, Staff Writer By now you’ve probably heard that the East Coast has been experiencing some freakishly cold weather since the holidays. You might have seen it on the news or somewhere on social media over the winter break. Maybe you were even traveling through it back to campus. Whatever the case is,Continue reading “Severe winter storms pummeled Eastern United States”
Huskies, Cougars lose bowl games after starting season strong
Eric Parks, Staff Writer At one point during the 2017 NCAA football season, both the Washington and Washington State were exceeding expectations. Both teams hit their high mark in Week 7, with the Huskies ranked fifth in the national AP poll and the Cougars were ranked eighth. As the season wore on, both teamsContinue reading “Huskies, Cougars lose bowl games after starting season strong”
You are beautiful: a lesson in self-love
Kianna Garmanian, Staff Writer Photo courtesy Campus Ministry Facebook How many of you have glanced in the mirror and were disappointed at what you saw, or constantly told yourself how bad you looked? We are all probably familiar with these moments, whether it be shaming your weight, height, hair, or general appearance. And, let meContinue reading “You are beautiful: a lesson in self-love”
YouTuber Logan Paul reprimanded for insensitive video
Jessilyn Dagum, Staff Writer YouTuber Logan Paul has created an uproar of controversy after posting video of what appeared to be a dead body hanging from a tree in Japan’s Aokigaha forest, also known as Suicide Forest. Paul, 22, is one of the largest YouTube stars on the Internet with over 15 million subscribersContinue reading “YouTuber Logan Paul reprimanded for insensitive video”
The power of writing
By Amanda Chappell One of the most effective decompressing strategies is to take out a journal and write down your thoughts. Many people believe they do not have the ability or the skill to write, but it’s not a matter of how good you are when it comes to letting it all out. WritingContinue reading “The power of writing”
What does it mean to be a veteran?
Dwayne Donovan, Guest Writer What does it mean to be a veteran? There are text book definitions and then there are definitions that are given by individuals who are asked. Take the time and ask a veteran and those who have not served in the military how they define what a veteran is. ForContinue reading “What does it mean to be a veteran?”
Tips to promote student wellness at Saint Martin’s
Amanda Chappell, Staff Writer One of the most important things to maintain while attending college is one’s health. Here at Saint Martin’s, we have several opportunities to help students maintain their health. From the Counseling and Wellness Center to the Student Health Center, there are many ways to ensure that a student’s health isContinue reading “Tips to promote student wellness at Saint Martin’s”
Saints look to compete in the GNAC tournament two years in a row
Lauren Allison, Staff Writer Last year was one of the most successful seasons in Saint Martins University Men’s Basketball program history. The Saints played in the 2017 Great Northwest Athletic Conference (GNAC) Tournament, contributing the first victory in the tournament for the school. There are seven returning players, five transfers and three newcomers, makingContinue reading “Saints look to compete in the GNAC tournament two years in a row”
