Here at Western, we are not just students. We are a family. It is our job as family members to support one another. It is our job to have pride in our family.
What do you think of Western’s current parking system? How do you think it could be improved?
Can you truly appreciate the potato burrito or Russian dumplings you had for dinner when you’ve never earned enough money to buy them for yourself?
History was made in Washington state this year. In June, legislators in Olympia passed a budget that reduces tuition at all state colleges and universities over the next two years.
Being a freshman at college is like being the new kid at school, except there are more than 2,000 of you and you’re all in the same boat. College will be intimidating at first, a new place, new people, new responsibilities, but don’t fear, The Western Front is here to help you get involved during what should be the best years of your lives.
If it wasn’t already apparent after the Ku Klux Klan recently made an appearance at the South Carolina statehouse, racism and hatred in the United States still exists. Whether it’s as apparent as the KKK was on July 19, or it’s disguised as a political statement by the one and only Donald Trump, racism is racism.
Editor's Note: This letter to the editor is a response to a Western Front editorial.
Editor's Note: This letter to the editor is a response to a Western Front editorial.
Even though the days seem much longer, summer quarter is quickly coming to an end and there’s one question that has been plaguing us. Why do so many students complain about class difficulty when we attend a university that offers nearly limitless options of support?
June of this year was a groundbreaking month. Same-sex marriage was legalized nationwide and talks to remove the Confederate flag as a symbol of Southern pride spread across the country. Although this should be seen as a huge victory for same-sex couples nationwide, with all the excitement many may have forgotten that the fight to gain federal, state and local legal protections in employment, housing and commerce for LGBT people is ongoing.
The 2016 presidential elections are drawing closer, which means the crazies are coming out once again to announce their candidacy to potentially become the leader of the free world. This year the main attention-grabbing candidate is none other than, “The Donald,” also known as Donald Trump.
We live in a very strange era of education. Tuition is higher than ever, but how much of our education is actually coming from classroom experience with a professor?
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