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Fingerprint readers would make campus safer

Sarah Mason / Features editor Sarah Mason can be reached at linfieldreviewfeature@gmail.com. It’s 3 a.m., pouring down rain, and you don’t have your...

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Psy generates confusion, not pop music hit

Kate Straube / Photo editor Kate Straube can be reached at linfieldreviewphotos@gmail.com. Just when we thought Psy’s reign over YouTube and pop...

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GPA does not determine your worth as a student

Kelsey Sutton / Managing editor Kelsey Sutton can be reached at linfieldreviewmanaging@gmail.com. I feel that students, myself included, often get way...

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Creativity creates opportunity for stress relief

Kaylyn Peterson / Copy chief Kaylyn Peterson can be reached at linfieldreviewcopyed@gmail.com Remember when you were a little kid and the most stressful...

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Donation requests annoy students, parents

The Review Editorial Board The Editorial Board can be reached at linfieldreviewopinion@gmail.com We all know that Linfield is an expensive school. Some...

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Catball racks up conference awards

The softball team had 12 members receive conference honors for this season. Senior third baseman Karleigh Prestianni received Northwest Conference Player...

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Senior distance runner takes on track

Dirt or polyurethane, the surface doesn’t matter for the Wildcats’ distance runner senior Emily Zegar. Prior to her senior spring semester, Zegar had...

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Hard work brings Linfield two best teams on West Coast

Are you having trouble focusing lately? The weather is lovely, classwork is piling up and you need to squeeze as much fun out of what time is left with...

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Pitcher looks at game as team effort

His baseball career began in kindergarten when his parents tossed wiffle balls to him, swinging a large plastic bat that was as tall as he was. Sophomore...

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Wildcats shoot for national championships

In hopes of qualifying for the NCAA Track and Field Outdoor Championships, the track and field team competed at the Oregon Twilight and Pacific Twilight...

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Baseball takes a fall while on the road

The Linfield baseball team discovered that runs scored are as prevalent in Lewiston, Idaho as wineries are in the Willamette Valley. The ‘Cats finished...

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Runners, SAAC support student-athlete

The Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC), in conjunction with the Athletic Training programs, hosted a 5K benefit run to raise funds for a Wildcat...

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Daughter’s intense vocals captivate fans

Once you listen to Daughter’s, “If You Leave,” you’ll find it hard to believe that it’s only the band’s first, full-length album. Though released...

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Define cheating in your relationship

Dear Bailey “I’m conflicted; I don’t know what to consider cheating. Is it not until having sex, or could it still be cheating if it is only kissing?”...

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‘Lolita’ shows life from a pedophile’s point of view

Vladimir Nabokov’s 1955 novel is a campy story about pedophilia. “Lolita” is narrated by the main protagonist, Humbert, a middle aged literature...

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