Skip the lines: Why you should shop small this week
Kate Couch/ The Broadside
It’s easy to get caught up in the trend of buying bulk and buying cheap. Waiting in line at Best Buy to get the PS5 might seem like it’s worth it...
A look at a local Bend business: the DIYcave
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The DIYcave is a local arts and crafts shop where people can come and let their creativity run wild. They offer a multitude of classes and have been serving the community since...
Art classes fall term: are they working?
Students and teachers give their input on the 2020 fall term art classes.
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It's obvious to many that there are some classes that are going to suck being online. The visual arts...
Entertaining activities to do this November!
Kate Couch/ The Broadside
There is a weird time when it is no longer summer, but it's not ski season yet. It is difficult to find fun things to do when it is too...
Opinion: Social Media makes us anxious, angry and polarized
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As of 2019, 90 percent of 18 to 29-year-olds use at least one social media site, according to Pew Research. 79 percent of 18 to 29-year-olds use Facebook. 67 percent of young adults...
All the bright places: NASA finds water on sunlit areas of the Moon
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NASA’s Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA) while on a mission has confirmed this week that there are water molecules in areas where the sun is reaching the moon surface on...
Opinion: The new iPhone 12, did Apple make the right changes?
Kate Couch/ The Broadside
Anything that's not the election or COVID-19 related has flown under the radar, like the new iPhone. The release of the phone has been a little anti-climactic. Typically, when a new...
COCC board announces winter term plan, talks financial challenges from pandemic
Sitting in on COCC’s board of directors meeting to get the scoop on next term
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With everything up in the air whether that's school, work, home life, or even whether your Hawaii...
You’re not listening
Why people in 2020 don’t listen anymore.
Kate Couch/ The Broadside
With technology shortening our attention spans and politics being a seemingly unavoidable topic it seems like America is never going to agree. What people fail...
Editorial: Go out and vote
The Broadside Editorial Board
Note: This editorial reflects the opinion of The Broadside’s team of editors—Seth Root, Sarah Lightley and Roman Russell, and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Broadside’s staff as a whole.
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