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On Dec. 28, 2014, 17-year-old Leelah Alcorn, a transgender youth, committed suicide. News of her death quickly spread across the internet and news outlets putting the incident within a spotlight.
Trebuchet Competition Swings Back To LC
Swinging back around this March 27 to Lewis and Clark is the 8th annual trebuchet competition. Teams of high school students from the local area come together to show off their mastery of math and medieval weaponry.
House of Cards Is Stacking Higher
On Feb. 27, Netflix released the third season of its critically acclaimed remake series, “House of Cards”.
All-Girl Reboots
On Feb. 6, Marvel Comics introduced an all girl Avengers team known as the “A-Force”, while an all-female cast for a new “Ghostbusters” reboot was also announced in the same month.
Understanding The World Through Technology
Luke Jumper, assistant professor of Drafting & Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Technology, is working towards providing a new way to help Lewis and Clark CAD students further understand architecture, as well help express creativity through 3D printing.
Leonard Nimoy Reaches The Final Frontier
Star Trek’s Leonard Nimoy entered UCLA Medical Center in California on Feb. 19, complaining of severe chest pains. After complications with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), Nimoy died Feb. 27.
McClellan ran for City Ward
On April 7, the city of Ferguson, Missouri held its elections for City Council. Doyle McClellan, a Lewis and Clark Assistant Professor of Computer Network Security and Administration, was in the running for City Ward #1.
Truck Driving and Logistics offered at L&C
Lewis and Clark Community College hopes to gain momentum for two recent additions, the Logistics Management Certificate and Truck Driver Training program.
2015 annual Faculty Art Exhibit
Recently, Hatheway Cultural Center Art Gallery drew in large crowds during the annual Faculty Art Exhibit. The exhibit ran from Feb. 6 to 27. The pieces on display were made by faculty from Lewis and Clark’s Art Department.
Talk to the Bridge: – Who is the most influential woman in the past 100 years?
Talk To The Bridge: – Who is the most influential woman in the past 100 years?
