If you know my family personally and have spent time on Instagram, you’ll understand how near and dear to my sister’s heart hiking is. Which is why, during the entire six months that I’ve lived in this country, she’s often asked me why I haven’t been going off on nature treks of my own. … Continue reading Stop Avoiding Dope Opportunities
Nine hours of my 25th birthday were spent on a bus trip returning from the Caribbean side of the country. My legs were cramped and I was exhausted when I got home, but being able to see a whole new part of the country was entirely worth the mild discomfort. The people, food and beaches … Continue reading Puerto Viejo
Throughout the cantons of Guanacaste, Costa Rica, the end of the year brings parties across the northernmost province. Semi-trucks, carrying parts to rides and booths, make their way into the small towns where surfboards are carried on the sides of motorcycles and it’s not uncommon for horses grazing on the roadside to stop traffic. Drawing … Continue reading Running With Bulls Under the Fair Lights
Across the state of Oregon, groups are making their way to Salem on a rainy morning. Some are from universities and greater metropolitan areas around the state. One group even makes the four hour drive with five people in a sedan, loaded down with energy drinks and controllers. Through Facebook these individuals have connected and … Continue reading Resurrecting Super Smash Bros. 64
If you were to ask “The Gentleman” where he feels happiest, you might expect him to answer standing over his opponent with a referee holding his arm up. Or perhaps, if you knew his personal film preference, you’d think him to say on the couch watching a Disney movie. A good guess, considering that’s where … Continue reading The Gentleman of the Ridge
Southern Oregon University has long since been known for its competitive theater department. With multiple programs that include acting as well as, stage management, the departments work together to put on productions almost as professional as that of OSF's. The costume design and construction tracks allows students to pursue their creative passion and while making the pieces worn … Continue reading SOU Costume Construction Program
Within view of a flower memorial that stands where a life was lost, over 100 community members lined the corner of Pearson and Black Olive Drive in Paradise, California Saturday afternoon. They were there to express anger against the ruling of Butte County District Attorney, Mike Ramsey, on a police shooting that occurred just before … Continue reading Paradise Man Shot in Controversial Incident Claims He Wasn’t Driving
