by Emil Nelson | Oct 6, 2022 | Variety
A pie chart of Franklin student transportation preferences. 31.8% of the surveyed students walk to school frequently (chart made on metachart.com). Students get themselves to Franklin in a variety of ways, from walking and biking, to public transit. Some claim to use...
by Joseph Howitt | Oct 6, 2022 | Variety
FHS Students flock around the various clubs presenting their tables. This year Franklin even hired a DJ to play music at the event. Photo by Moses Peet. As the annual club fair rolled upon us on Sept. 15, the age-old tradition of welcoming new clubs as well as joining...
by Max Emrich | Oct 6, 2022 | Variety
Rob Carron after catching two Steelhead Trout in Eagle Creek, Oregon. Photo by Rob Carron. “I got into this job when I was sixteen,” said Rob Carron, Franklin’s head custodian. Carron has been working for PPS for over 40 years. “I have the best job in the world,” he...
by Stella Holt Dupey | May 27, 2022 | Variety
Valerie Otani’s “Remembrance.” “Remembrance” is an art installation outside of the Portland Expo Center to honor those imprisoned in the facility during World War II. Photo via Creative Commons. The drive to the Portland Expo Center is not a particularly exciting one....
by Oliver Fox | May 27, 2022 | Variety
My favorite room, filled with my favorite people. And Ada, staring dead into camera. WTF Ada. Photo by Oliver Fox. As I sit down to write what will be my final article for the Post, I find myself thinking of my first. In 2019, fresh out of Intro to Journalism, I wrote...
by Shala Santa Cruz Krigbaum | May 27, 2022 | Variety
Text that exclaims “Applaud The Poet! (Because they read this article)” with a face with sunglasses. Illustration by Shala Santa Cruz Krigbaum. Oregon Poet Laureate Anis Mojgani preaches to the audience about the history and importance of slam poetry as the other...
