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Updates for August 24, 2010
Summer night fights
By: Robert Seitzinger
Rumble at the Roseland 53 to feature three championship bouts
Portland’s longest-running mixed martial arts series is scheduled to continue Saturday night with a fight card featuring up-and-coming fighters from around the Pacific Northwest….
Summer night fights
By: Robert Seitzinger
Rumble at the Roseland 53 to feature three championship bouts
Portland’s longest-running mixed martial arts series is scheduled to continue Saturday night with a fight card featuring up-and-coming fighters from around the Pacific Northwest….
Updates for August 10, 2010
Hot damn!
By: Kat Vetrano
On a recent afternoon, I sat down with some spice connoisseurs to discuss some of Portland’s local offerings of hot sauces….
The power of choice
By: Steve Haske
Indie games’ varied experiences are becoming increasingly relevant in an evolving game industry
When you review games for a living, it’s all too easy to start treating everything you see with a healthy dose of cynicism….
Corn You Feel It?
By: Kat Vetrano
Delicious and cheap, try this recipe despite this corny title
Sweet golden corn is running extra cheap these days since it’s in season—I’ve seen it as cheap as 35 cents an ear! So go on, buy some cheap corn and make this recipe for lunch, or make it a dinner and serve it in a quesadilla with queso …
Westside, country-fried
By: Andrea Vedder
The eats are mmm, mmm good at Hillbilly Bento
When Tri-Met launched the new Fifth and Sixth Avenue MAX routes, the cheap eats available to Portland State students on a lunch break more than tripled….
Make room for The Other Guys
By: Richard D. Oxley
Mark Wahlberg stars in aptly-named flick
Slam, bam and please excuse the massive property damage. Highsmith and Danson are on the scene and cleaning up the streets—two badass crime fighters who solve cases with style and garner the love of a city….
Anarchists United?
By: Zach Chastaine
Some in Portland may have heard of the lemonade stand controversy, where the City of Portland tried to shut down a 7-year-old girl’s lemonade stand and fine her mom $500 after it failed to pass a health inspection….
Stopping the traffic
By: Meaghan Daniels
Portland works to fight human trafficking
Many people in Portland used to brag about the city’s high number of strip clubs and porn shops. Portlanders took pride in their city’s illicit businesses….
Advice for advising
By: Zach Chastaine
Less is more
The announcement that the Portland State University administration has chosen to bring on 14 new advisers to bolster the current staff this year is a good thing for students, as additional staff to support students is generally quite helpful….
Updates for August 4, 2010
PSU receives $3 million sustainability grant
By: Erin McIntyre
Grant will be used to fund new ecosystems Ph.D. program
The National Science Foundation recently awarded Portland State a $3 million grant, Ecosystem Services for Urbanizing Regions [ESUR], to fund a doctoral program on campus….
King races at international level
By: Robert Seitzinger
Portland State sprinter Karene King competed on behalf of her home country of the British Virgin Islands at the Central American and Caribbean Sport Games held last week in Mayaguez, Pureto Rico….
