THE INDEPENDENT

Snow Day? sNOw Way!

Story by Jarred Green and Andrew Hook Photos by Callie Hagman

This year, classes at Fort Lewis College have been cancelled twice due to an overabundance of snow.

This year, classes at Fort Lewis College have been cancelled twice due to an overabundance of snow.   The decision to cancel school functions is finalized through the president of FLC, Bob Smith, director of physical plant services, said via email.   Before the decision goes to the president, however, the Physical Power Plant Snow Management Team consults with the chief...

Handling Change Five Minutes at a Time

Opinion by Carter Solomon Graphic by Julia Volzke

In my junior year here at Fort Lewis College, change decided to give me a backhand slap in the face. There is really no point in bringing up what the change is, so I will address what change in general can mean to someone.

In my junior year here at Fort Lewis College, change decided to give me a backhand slap in the face. There is really no point in bringing up what the change is, so I will address what change in general can mean to someone.   When you hear the phrase, “Change is inevitable” come from someone’s mouth, chances are that this person is familiar with the term entropy,...

Ethics Team Returns from Nationals

Story by Catherine Wheeler and Luke Perkins Graphic by Julia Volzke

The Fort Lewis College Ethics Team returns from the Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl national championship, that took place on Sunday, February 22, in Costa Mesa, California. While the team did not bring back a trophy, they did return with valuable experience.

The Fort Lewis College Ethics Team returns from the Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl national championship, that took place on Sunday, February 22, in Costa Mesa, California. While the team did not bring back a trophy, they did return with valuable experience.   The team earned their trip to nationals by merit of a 3-1 finish, that landed them the top spot at the regional competition...

3-D Printers at FLC - Building Something for the Future

Story by Alison Uralli and Jarred Green Photos by Alison Uralli

With the aid of some advanced technology, students in the physics and engineering department can now create robotics projects faster and cheaper.

 

With the aid of some advanced technology, students in the physics and engineering department can now create robotics projects faster and cheaper.   The physics and engineering department has recently received two new 3-D printers from the Michael and Elaine Morovan foundation, Ryan Haaland, physics professor at Fort Lewis College, said.   The Michael and Elaine Morovan...

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