We editors have all experienced things while working on the Courier that range from bizarre to inexcusable. Throughout this series, we’ve retold some of the more significant incidents in detail, but we simply don’t have the time or resources to write an exposé on every
Ariana Stone, first year psychology student “I think Oregon is also a state that allows open carry, so I’m okay with people who have a permit carrying a weapon. It’s not my preference that people should have guns on campus, but I think that they have
Justin Lavarnway, fourth year human resources student “I remember it when it was out here. I think it did better out here. There is just something to it. There’s a different kind of vibe. I didn’t even notice until now, but I liked the statue
Cynthia Zirdia, first-year dental hygiene student “No to both questions. I know that there is supposed to be some earthquake, supposedly, that is going to be dramatic. If there were an earthquake that big I don’t think I’d be prepared at my house or with
By Matthew Skog Journalism once again has a home at Chemeketa. After a year of uncertainty, journalism courses and the college newspaper are set to return in the fall term of 2016. Kevin Smith, an instructor with Chemeketa’s English Department, will lead the recently revived