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The debate between woman versus female - Washburn Review
Feb 28, 2023 · As our understanding of sex, gender and other related ideas change, so does the language used to talk about them. New words are adopted and old ones discarded; meanings are revised for the modern lexicon. As we continue to learn, the way we use language changes. Historically, the words “female” and “woman” or “women” were
Washburn Athletics dismisses long-time head coach
Nov 20, 2024 · After 22 years as the Washburn University head football coach, Craig Schurig was dismissed from his position Monday, Nov. 18. The decision came after the Ichabods ended the last two seasons with a cumulative five wins. "We are grateful to Coach Schurig for his long-time commitment to this university. He has built a solid program
Reality TV distorts people’s perception of true reality
Feb 21, 2023 · Reality shows can have positive effects on confidence and mental health, but they can also harm self-esteem and present an inaccurate depiction of reality. Linzi Gibson, an associate professor of psychology and cognitive neuroscience specialist, and Katrina Escobar, a recent psychology graduate, both expressed their ideas on how reality shows affect the views of …
GALLERY: Track opens year with personal bests
Javier Lopez, freshman sprinter, barrels towards the finish line. Lopez ended the dash in 39th place with a personal best time of 7.11 seconds.
A new suicide prevention program provides handwritten letters to …
Oct 16, 2024 · The Purple Note Project is an outreach program by the Say His Name Foundation that was developed as a resource for suicide prevention. The project provides handwritten letters to give emotional support to anyone affected by suicidal ideation, suicide attempts and suicide loss. “Most of these people are not going to reach out. They
Rebrand, renovations and a new style of graduation
The Washburn Student Government Association invited Washburn University President Dr. JuliAnn Mazachek to speak at its senate meeting Sept. 25 to discuss plans for Washburn’s future. From cabinet reports, Kira Roth, special events director, is planning for the mayor of Helena, Montana, to visit campus Oct. 16. George Burdick, president, reported on his plan to
Book Review: Trevor Noah balances humor with harsh realties in …
Dec 6, 2023 · "Born a Crime" is a captivating memoir written by Trevor Noah, the former host of "The Daily Show." The book provides a unique and compelling perspective on growing up in post-apartheid South Africa. Noah's storytelling is both humorous and poignant, allowing readers to explore the complexities of his childhood in a society marked by racial
From all-you-can-eat to intellectual famine: the chilling effect on ...
Oct 23, 2024 · The First Amendment is like the superhero cape of the American Constitution, giving citizens the power of free speech. Yet, there’s a lurking villain threatening this power, particularly on university campuses, known as the “chilling effect.” This phenomenon might sound like the plot of a comic book, but its impact is all too real.
Student Media Staff - The Washburn Review
Hey everyone, I'm Jayme! I am a senior pursuing a double major of psychology and forensic investigations. Even though it's not tied to either of my majors, I joined Student Media because of my appreciation for journalism and the...
Washburn Theatre’s “Carrie: The Musical” performance preview
The Washburn Theatre is set to unveil its much-anticipated production of "Carrie: The Musical" on Oct. 31 in the Neese-Gray Theatre in the Garvey Fine Arts Center. This adaptation of Stephen King's iconic novel has captivated audiences since its inception, and the Washburn Theatre's rendition promises to bring a fresh perspective to this classic tale