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Captive Returns Home: The Story Of Wetxuuwíitin
Raising Money To Return Wetxuuwíitin: Sueann Ramella: So there was support from around the world to get your items back? Chairman Sam Penney: Well, some of the documentation I saw was, you know: Switzerland, Japan, Germany, plus some other countries. But the thing that really touched me was a number of school children — I think there were over 50 schools that donated money. And I had the opportunity to go to some of the schools to personally get the money presented to the tribe.
Third-time Pullman resident uses ceramic experience to build community
For Candace Baltz, what started as a concussion in the summer of 2020 molded like clay into an opportunity to pursue a dream built around inclusivity and community. This dream was twice-fired and finalized when she opened the doors to Terracotta, Pullman’s new pottery studio, earlier this year, Baltz said. When Baltz hit her head in 2020, she and her doctors initially thought it was a normal concussion, she said.
What's It Like As A Woman In A Man's World? 'Traverse Talks' Episode 32
We Must Change For The Culture To Change: Sueann: Growing up, it never occurred to me that women were involved in so many things. I just happened to be half the population but not half of what I was reading about or viewing. Sam: Absolutely. Well, thank you so much for saying that, first of all. And that’s exactly what I write them for, you know. I write the books that I wish I had had when I was a teenager or pre-teen or growing up, and, frankly, even now, to your point.
How Do We Experience The World Around Us? 'Traverse Talks' Episode 31
Petra Kuppers holds many titles: disability culture activist, community performance artist, disabled woman, academic and writer, among more. She’s written several books, primarily centered on disabled artists and their experiences and reception.
How Does Art Connect Us? ‘Traverse Talks’ Episode 30 - With Artist Jiemei Lin
Discerning Meaning In Art: Sueann Ramella: I feel artists have been [working hard] too, on an emotional level, trying to express something for people to meditate on and feel better or at least, I don’t know, explore some hidden things inside. Jiemei: Yeah. I guess. Or just, I think for like public art – that’s something everyone can see and it’s free, right? It’s huge. And everyone owns that piece of art, you know.
What's What: Themes And Faces In American Politics
Sueann Ramella: So, you are a hard-hitting journalist. You ask tough questions. What is it like when they do it to you? Chris Matthews: Who does that? Sueann: Well, I saw an interview where they were trying to corral you into talking about past mistakes and things and they were hard. And I just wondered, do you recognize the technique? Chris: Well, first of all, there’s journalists and there’s other people. I think you’re referring to a moment that wasn’t really journalists, is my hunch.
What Does It Mean To Have Integrity As A Journalist? 'Traverse Talks' Episode 28
Truth, Bias And The Philosophies Of The Non-philosopher: Sueann: In a Variety interview, you said, “Journalists should just do their job. They should keep their head down and stay humble. This isn’t a job that makes you popular. Journalists have always been considered scum by politicians and presidents, even their own readers. I’m not a believer in both-side-isms.
How Can We Learn to Shape A Better Tomorrow? 'Traverse Talks' Episode 27
Backgrounds, and Their Impact on Today: Sueann: How does having a white mom and a Black dad influence you culturally? Nikkita: I think, like anyone, my parents and their culture and their roots and who they come from has impacted me as a person. I don’t know if it’s so much that my mom is white and my dad is Black, as much as it’s that it is the way that those two things interact. I think that’s unfortunate, right?
How Many Lives Does A TabiKat Live? 'Traverse Talks' Episode 26
Being Out and Proud Role Models in a Conservative Area: Sueann Ramella: So you had been together to weather the political issues of getting these licenses. Does that stress wear on you as a couple or does it unite you more? Kathy Sprague: You know, when Trump won, I was ready to sell everything and just head for the hills. And at that point Tabitha said “No. We have to continue to hold space. It’s even more important.
Lost in Pullman: exhibition invites immersive experience
Art exhibition features works from the six MFA candidates; reception begins at 3 p.m. MINDY MALONE Sarah Barnett’s paintings, including “Protection,” featured here, are often close-ups on large canvases. Her appreciation for the details in other’s paintings leads her to painting these close-ups so viewers can enjoy her details without having to search for them.
Radio production of Dracula to be released for Halloween
Pullman Civic Theatre performs socially distant Dracula, releases it on YouTube; broadcast over radio on frightfully festive holiday this Oct. 31 MINDY MALONE, Evergreen reporter October 29, 2020 Lock your doors to keep the heat in and Dracula out. This Halloween he’ll be prowling the Palouse and sneaking in, through your speakers that is, as Pullman Civic Theatre’s play creeps across the airwaves.
WSU announces plans for virtual spring semester
Semester will start Jan. 19; four one-day academic breaks instead of spring break DAILY EVERGREEN FILE The later spring semester start date is designed for WSU to stagger the move-in dates of students living on-campus in Pullman. MINDY MALONE, Evergreen reporter October 16, 2020 The pandemic has created many disruptions to normalcy, including what the virtual spring semester will look like for students. Official changes include the cancelation of spring break and a delayed start date.
Cocktail Corner: Quarantine Party
Cocktail Corner is back, better than ever, with four drinks to sip on this week ANNIKA ZEIGLER | DAILY EVERGREEN FILE Like our drinks? Have some ideas of your own? You can send your thoughts to mint@dailyevergreen.com.
Jordan Schnitzer Museum reopens with precautions
‘I think it’s important that students do have access to safe activities that allow them a chance to recharge, be inspired’ MINDY MALONE, Evergreen reporter September 3, 2020 The Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art reopened Aug. 31 after over five months of closure.
Luxe Magazine showcases WSU’s style, self-expression
University’s student-run fashion publication offers creative outlet; reimagines itself COURTESY OF LUXE MAGAZINE Model BB Barrow poses for the spring 2020 edition of Luxe Magazine. MINDY MALONE, Evergreen reporter August 27, 2020 Members of WSU’s student-run fashion magazine, Luxe, has been working hard to adapt to the online semester.
Local 11-year-old garners over $11,000 for Make-A-Wish
Shay Connell's wish was granted, wanted to give back BENJAMIN MICHAELIS Pullman locals hold signs for their lemonade stand on Aug. 22. All of the proceeds were donated to Make-A-Wish. MINDY MALONE, Evergreen reporter August 24, 2020 For Shay Connell, it all started with a dream to meet a Disney actress. After three years and thousands of dollars later, she is helping to make other children’s dreams come true, too.
Quarantine Cooking: Mini Apple Galettes
Sweet and simple like life should be MINDY MALONE, Evergreen columnist May 29, 2020 My best friend just got back from almost two years of living in Norway, so we decided to get together and try this apple galette recipe from Williams-Sonoma. This recipe is a bit complicated, mostly because there’s a lot I feel should be changed. I want to point out we only had salted butter, so we forwent adding any salt in order to compensate but it still ended up too salty.
Quarantine Cooking: Pizza Margherita
MINDY MALONE As it is in every other form, this pizza is perfect. MINDY MALONE, Evergreen columnist May 22, 2020 Fashion designer Simon Porte Jacquemus made a video for French Vogue detailing how to make Pizza Margherita. Because I love Jacquemus and had nothing else to do, I gave the recipe a try. I give it a strong five stars – the crust was crisp, but not crunchy, and the flavors blended perfectly. I was worried the olive oil might make it greasy, but it was such a small amount it worked fine.
Blending up something sweet
What else is there to do than blend some fruit? MINDY MALONE Freshly made mango-pineapple-strawberry smoothies. Each recipe makes roughly 16 ounces of smoothie - enough to split with a friend. MINDY MALONE, Evergreen columnist April 15, 2020 Over winter break I decided to finally face my irrational fear of blenders. When I was 11 or 12, I was visiting my uncle on his ranch and I accidentally broke his blender in front of a dinner party of 20 people.
Quick recipes for quarantine living
MINDY MALONE Bean tacos with fresh cheese are the easiest to make out of these recipes. Bonus: they're vegetarian. MINDY MALONE, Evergreen columnist March 25, 2020 A few days ago Twitter king Jaboukie Young-White started a thread asking for his followers’ favorite struggle/comfort meals. (If the hyperlink to the thread doesn’t work, wait a couple days. He’s probably just suspended for impersonating CNN again.) He received a lot of replies with recipes that are quick, easy and delicious.
Tropical recipe to sweeten your break
CAROLYNN CLAREY | THE DAILY EVERGREEN MINDY MALONE, Evergreen columnist March 12, 2020 Black Bean Street Tacos with Tropical Fruit Salsa Ingredients: 2 teaspoons cooking oil of choice 1/4 cup diced red onion 1 cup cooked black beans (about 1 can drained and rinsed) 1 teaspoon cumin 1 teaspoon chili powder 1 teaspoon soy sauce 2 cloves pressed garlic 1/3 cup diced pineapple 1/3 cup diced mango 1/4 cup diced red bell pepper 1/4 cup diced tomato 1/2 lime zest and juice 1 minced jalapeno pepper...
Planetarium shows ‘Venus Ascendant’ this weekend
ANNIKA ZEIGLER | DAILY EVERGREEN ILLUSTRATION 2020 is a spectacular year for viewing Earth’s twin, the gemlike Venus. Bright in the evening sky all winter, Venus peaks with the greatest elongation of its orbit on March 24. HAYDYN WALLENDER and MINDY MALONE March 5, 2020 The WSU planetarium will show “Venus Ascendant” this weekend. Showtimes are Friday, March 6 at 7 p.m. and Sunday, March 8 at 5 p.m in Sloan Hall Room 231. The event is open to the public.
Mint Book Club: From my bookshelves
Fresh off the shelves of the Mint book club library - books to make you think and books to make you smile NATALIE BLAKE | DAILY EVERGREEN ILLUSTRATION If you've checked out a book from the Mint book club library and want to share what you think, email [email protected] The books in my apartment look almost decorative. I live in a dorm-sized studio, so I don’t actually have a bookshelf.
Planetarium presents special Valentine’s show
“Love You to the Moon and Back” will be showing 6:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. in Sloan Hall Room 231 The show will include stories from Chinese and Greek mythology, including the myths of Vegas and Altair as well as Cassiopeia and Perseus. Tickets cost $5. “Sol: Our Amazing Sun” will be shown Feb. 21 and 23. AYA STEWART The show will include stories from Chinese and Greek mythology, including the myths of Vegas and Altair as well as Cassiopeia and Perseus. Tickets cost $5.
Ranking the ‘Twilight’ movies
My commentary can't compare to Robert Pattinson's where "Twilight" is concerned, but I can sure try No movie series has come close to the level of influence "Twilight" has. NATALIE BLAKE | DAILY EVERGREEN ILLUSTRATION No movie series has come close to the level of influence "Twilight" has. NATALIE BLAKE | DAILY EVERGREEN ILLUSTRATION NATALIE BLAKE | DAILY EVERGREEN ILLUSTRATION No movie series has come close to the level of influence "Twilight" has.
DIY: Make your own bath bomb
I couldn't find wax paper, so I left the bath bombs out to dry on a sheet of saran wrap. MINDY MALONE I couldn't find wax paper, so I left the bath bombs out to dry on a sheet of saran wrap. MINDY MALONE MINDY MALONE I couldn't find wax paper, so I left the bath bombs out to dry on a sheet of saran wrap.
Get ready for New York Fashion Week
Fashion Mint Top-feature With a lot of big names to look forward to, we hope to be blown away MINDY MALONE, Evergreen reporter|February 6, 2020 Rag & Bone, Rebecca Minkoff, The Blonds, Alice + Olivia and Anna Sui are on my watch list. NATALIE BLAKE | DAILY EVERGREEN ILLUSTRATION Rag & Bone, Rebecca Minkoff, The Blonds, Alice + Olivia and Anna Sui are on my watch list.
Letter from the editor: let’s talk resolutions
MINDY MALONE, Evergreen Mint editor January 16, 2020 Send email to this address Enter Your Name Add a comment here Verification I know I’m about two weeks late saying it, but happy new year! I’ve always been a big fan of New Year’s Day. I know time is arbitrary and everything is meaningless and blah, blah, blah, nihilistic commentary. Whatever, I’ve always thought it’s a good idea. I believe everyone is always looking for a way to improve themselves. We’re not oblivious to our flaws.
An attempt was made at homemade tomato soup
MINDY MALONE, Evergreen columnist January 16, 2020 Send email to this address Enter Your Name Add a comment here Verification Easy Vegan Tomato Basil Soup Gluten-free, nut-free, vegan Serving size: 4 bowls Ingredients: 1 tablespoon olive oil 1/2 head onion chopped 25 ounces pureed tomatoes 10 ounces water 1 teaspoon dried basil 1 teaspoon dried thyme 2 teaspoons salt 1 teaspoon ground pepper 3 cups cooked organic gluten-free fusilli 3 tablespoons chopped fresh basil Directions: Fry the...
The Daily Evergreen’s official Ultimate Holiday Gift Guide
Finding the perfect present can be hard; our guide can help When holiday shopping, sometimes the best gift is something simple and thoughtful that could improve a loved one's life. LAUREN PETTIT | DAILY EVERGREEN ILLUSTRATION When holiday shopping, sometimes the best gift is something simple and thoughtful that could improve a loved one's life.
Student leader made friends, built community in on-campus activism
Leader of Black Women's Caucus says group has open borders, gives advice Jazmyne Jackson, current president of the Black Women's Caucus, highlights her experiences with getting involved on campus on Oct. 28 at the Women's Resource Center in Wilson-Short Hall. AMAECHI MORDI | THE DAILY EVERGREEN Jazmyne Jackson, current president of the Black Women's Caucus, highlights her experiences with getting involved on campus on Oct. 28 at the Women's Resource Center in Wilson-Short Hall.
Advocacy group accepts entries for baking fundraiser
Applications due Nov. 13, found on ATVP website; event, drink costs $30 The gingerbread competition will take place at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 4 in the Great Room of the 1912 Center in Moscow. Tickets cost $30 and include a complimentary drink ticket. COURTESY OF CHRISTINE WALL The gingerbread competition will take place at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 4 in the Great Room of the 1912 Center in Moscow. Tickets cost $30 and include a complimentary drink ticket.
Fire department hosts first masquerade dance event
Tickets cost $60 online or at door; patrons should come dressed in evening wear, masks Tickets for the masquerade ball are $60, which includes dinner and the silent auction. COURTESY OF PIXABAY Tickets for the masquerade ball are $60, which includes dinner and the silent auction. COURTESY OF PIXABAY COURTESY OF PIXABAY Tickets for the masquerade ball are $60, which includes dinner and the silent auction.
Learn to make ghastly festive confections
Finished ghastly candy bark, sliced and arranged. MINDY MALONE | THE DAILY EVERGREEN Finished ghastly candy bark, sliced and arranged. MINDY MALONE | THE DAILY EVERGREEN MINDY MALONE | THE DAILY EVERGREEN Finished ghastly candy bark, sliced and arranged. WRITER’S NOTE: I didn’t come up with this recipe myself.
Band bends, blends musical genres for fun
Rice will peform 7 p.m. Nov. 13 in CUB Auditorium for $5 Grant Howard, left, plays bass for Rice, a local band formed in 2017. Ryan McKinley, center, joined as a guitarist, vocalist and lyricisit for the band. Drummer Carson Garland, right, says Rice’s music includes songwriting similar to John Mayer, but incorporates both reggae and rock music. Their music is available on ricetheband.com. COURTESY OF RYAN MCKINLEY Grant Howard, left, plays bass for Rice, a local band formed in 2017.
Student carries family music tradition
Musician from South Carolina grew up with percussion, found love for it in high school through band assignment Meg Tolley, a master’s student planning to become a music teacher, plays Cameleon by Eric Summut on the marimba. Meg Tolley, a master’s student planning to become a music teacher, plays Cameleon by Eric Summut on the marimba. Meg Tolley, a master’s student planning to become a music teacher, plays Cameleon by Eric Summut on the marimba.
IG Archives - Northwest Public Broadcasting
Photo of Nikkita Oliver during the recording of Traverse Talks inside Washington Hall in Seattle on December 6, 2021. Nikkita Oliver is a Black, queer, Seattle-based creative, community organizer, abolitionist, educator and attorney. They are currently the executive director of Creative Justice, an arts-based program aimed to help youth and work against harmful systems. Read More
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