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By the students, for the students of Central Washington University

The Observer

By the students, for the students of Central Washington University

The Observer

Senior Goodbyes: It’s been a great four years. Thank you, CWU!

Senior Goodbyes: It’s been a great four years. Thank you, CWU!

Crystal Clausen, Online Editor
June 1, 2022

As a business major who doesn’t like writing, you may ask yourself “What is she doing in The Observer?” Well, to tell you the truth, I asked myself that question a lot my first quarter on staff....

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Senior Goodbyes: It’s been tough, but totally worth it

Senior Goodbyes: It’s been tough, but totally worth it

Sarah Stewart, Graphic Designer
June 1, 2022

I joined the Observer the quarter after I joined PULSE (mainly looking to further fill out my resume) and the two quarters that followed were the busiest and most stressful of my life. It put me through...

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Senior Goodbyes: Catch you later!

Senior Goodbyes: Catch you later!

Libby Williams, News Editor
June 1, 2022

Coming to Central four years ago as an 18-year-old with hardly any hobbies or solid life goals, I decided to say yes to everything. A job at campus activities? Sounds great. Joining a college improv team?...

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Senior Goodbyes: What team? Wildcats!!!!!!!

Senior Goodbyes: What team? Wildcats!!!!!!!

Jared Galanti
June 1, 2022

Well I guess this is it. As a senior who is graduating in just a couple weeks, I want to take some time to reflect on my college experience. Looking back at myself going into my freshman year I thought...

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Cryptocurrency: the currency of the future

Mary Miller, Columnist
June 1, 2022

When you buy cryptocurrency, what are you actually buying? Is it an actual currency, a stock or is it a commodity? Or… is it just thin air? I believe crypto is the currency of the future. Crypto is...

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Dogs are better than cats

Dogs are better than cats

Milenne Quinonez, Columnist
June 1, 2022

Dogs come in all shapes and sizes. You have small dogs that you can carry in your purse, you have big dogs like Huskies who are super fun to go sledding with, and then you have pitbulls who are literally...

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We fear A.I. because we fear ourselves

Wayne Gray, Columnist
June 1, 2022

We fear being replaced by the faster, stronger and smarter thing because we were once the shiny new thing. Like with the millionth model of the new iPhone, nature lined up outside the human store and bought...

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Q&A with Evelyn Roehn

Q&A with Evelyn Roehn

Crystal Clausen, Online Editor
June 1, 2022

Meet Evelyn Roehn, a third year student at CWU double majoring in political science and law and justice. She is also completing an Arts and Science certificate in the William O. Douglas Honors College....

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Q&A with Cobrahawk

Q&A with Cobrahawk

Crystal Clausen, Online Editor
May 26, 2022

Meet Cobrahawk, a rock & roll band known for driving guitar riffs, pounding drums, matched with raw, powerful vocal melodies. The headline act for the 2022 CWU Student Appreciation Day event Wild Fest...

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Q&A with DedElectric

Q&A with DedElectric

Crystal Clausen, Online Editor
May 26, 2022

Meet Dedelectric, the opening band for the 2022 CWU Student Appreciation Day event Wild Fest. The band is comprised of Joe Marzullo on guitar, Daymon Fritz on vocals, Graeme W. Smith on bass, and Ben Frates...

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How Tom Brady became the greatest of all time

Jacqueline Hixssen, Columnist
May 25, 2022

Tom Brady was released from the New England Patriots in March of 2020; Brady had played for the Patriots for 20 seasons. He built himself a legacy that not only Patriots fans knew of. ‘Brady’ became...

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Where’s the “Diverse” in “Most Diverse Campus”? Part two

Star Diavolikis, Columnist
May 25, 2022

A previous opinion piece I wrote expanded on one example regarding the lack of diversity in a simple setting such as a school event, but this piece wasn’t enough. There are still banners outside of Brooks...

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