Ask Evergreen: Ant Avoider
Lumberjack Staff
Friday, December 6, 2019
Mint, peppermint and spearmint essential oils are safe alternatives to bug sprays.
Mint, peppermint and spearmint essential oils are safe alternatives to bug sprays.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year. For some, anyway.
Remember you’re not alone, and that we’re all kind of misguided.
Millennials and Zoomers may be fed up, but ‘OK Boomer’ is not equivalent to a racial slur.
Retired creative writing teacher Jesse Austin supports John Packer wholeheartedly.
Clean up, clean up, everybody do your share.
Disney hides films from the theater and decides what you get to watch.
Humboldt State needs more clean water fill stations.
Katie Hill’s resignation highlights sexual misconduct double standards in politics.
You are your own person and you don’t have to report every action of yours to your partner.
Hold PG&E accountable for its reckless and unprofessional behavior.
It takes strength to fight for something you believe as well as to flee from something that burdens you.
hat does Trump have to do to convince you he’s not on the side of the American people?
Sometimes (politely) calling out a slacking group project member is the best option.
Costumes that perpetuate stereotypes of cultures and minorities aren’t funny, they’re problematic.
Our first PSPS was a wakeup call, now it’s time to go into the next blackout more ready than ever.
Should I just sleep with the two guys coming after me even though they have girlfriends because no other men like me?
Try and lose yourself in the Arcata Marsh for the best experience.
Marijuana laws are enforced unequally and minority communities bear the brunt of the consequences.
Ask Evergreen is a weekly advice column by the students of the Lumberjack.
Playing collegiate sports and taking a full-time schedule is the equivalent of having two full-time jobs.
Opinion: With all the gear and gadgets, mountain biking isn’t as sustainable as it may seem.
You don’t always owe people explanations for why you no longer want to have ties to them.