Letters to the Editor: Who is the Student Activities Board (SAB) Actually Serving?
Dear Editor, I am writing to you anonymously because I have a concern which must be addressed. That concern is
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The Tacoma Ledger
A Student News Magazine for UW Tacoma
Opinion
ILLUSTRATION BY FELICIA CHANG
A Buellerian Approach to Post-Graduation Life
If you’re like me, and you’re graduating this week you have probably either been in school since you were four
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ILLUSTRATION BY FELICIA CHANG
Finding a Place for the Sacred During Graduation
In spring of this year, high school senior Waverly Wilson of the nearby Clover Park School District’s Lakes High School
Read MoreA Farewell to the Class of 2015
For our seniors, this is the time they have been waiting for since the first day they set foot on
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ILLUSTRATION BY FELICIA CHANG
Alongside academic knowledge, students at UWT have been collecting deeper lessons that will remain long after we have graduated. Here are the top five lessons that will stay with me
Confession: In a few days, I will be walking across the stage at the Tacoma Dome. The emotions surrounding this
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ILLUSTRATION BY FELICIA CHANG
How Super-Heroics Can be Used to Fix Society
Upfront, this doesn’t feel like too hard of a pitch. Superheroes are everywhere right now. In film, television, and, uh,
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COURTESY OF BUZZFEED
Buzzfeed’s “Try Guys” Simulate Pregnancy in an Attempt to Understand Women
The Try Guys do exactly what their name implies. They are a group of four guys making videos for BuzzFeed
Read MoreSorry, Your Major Doesn’t Guarantee You a Job
As summer approaches, students should have sunshine, swimming, and barbecues on their mind. Unfortunately, life as a student offers very
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ILLUSTRATION BY ALEXA CALDER
Spoiler: Game of Thrones is Normalizing Rape
Game of Thrones season five, episode six: “Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken.” If you watch the show you know that this is
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COURTESY OF WWW.COLUMBIAN
The Problem with the 2015 U.S. Open
The Men’s U.S. Open is a sporting event I have never cared much about. When I was a little girl,
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