Spokane is conventionally painted in a rather besmirched light; to numerous outsiders it is a nest of delinquency, methamphetamines, and pothole ridden roads.
However, to former EWU student Benjamin...
Oftentimes it seems as if the baby boomer generation has nothing better to do with their time than criticise younger generations. From the May 20, 2013 cover story of TIME Magazine entitled “The Me Me...
Last week I wrote an opinion piece complaining about the cherry blossoms being taken out of the campus mall. This week I would like to apologize for casting landscape maintenance in a negative light.
There...
While I was visiting Boo Radley’s Gift Shop in downtown Spokane a few days ago, I saw a game that, at first, really intrigued me: The Crazy Cat Lady board game. I found this to be quite hilarious, and...
By Anna Mills & Katie Dunn & Zoe Colburn, for the Easterner
• April 19, 2015
Despite dorm accessibility, houses provide cheaper living, more space and privacy
By Anna Mills - Photographer
Early and often spring cleaning is what I call dorm life, at least for a girl who...
I know way too many people who party it up in the summer. They live for free at their parent’s house, go swimming at the lake every day, couch surf at their friend’s houses and party all night, well...
By Cori Olson, Contributing Writer
• April 13, 2015
People, there is a war among us. I’m not talking about civil war or a card game or a war between families. I’m talking about a war that hits us all right between the legs.
Leggings are more than...
“You can sleep tonight knowing the Klan is awake!”
The image of a klansman above the words “Neighborhood Watch,” stares out from dark slits in a white hood. Above the white peak of his organizational...
Walking through the campus mall today, I noticed something different.
The cherry blossoms that so beautifully filled the mall are now gone, feeling empty and unwelcoming.
One of the things I always...
I might be biased, considering I’m the youngest child in my family, but I hate April Fools’ Day. I understand the general appeal of a day where you can play practical jokes on people and avoid being...
College basketball is dying. The one-and-done athlete is killing the quality of the game. Ratings and attendance dropping is John Calipari and Kentucky’s fault for embracing such players.
Shut up.
I...
On Saturday afternoon around 4:00 p.m. on March 7, I left our house near Sutton Park to collect some materials from the Cheney Library. Before I opened the door to leave, I heard a train rumbling around...
