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Working for stability, living for what? (opens the original)
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Financially independent students, myself included, can attest to the constant stress that comes with supporting oneself through college. I used to think this constant pressure was the main challenge I had to face as a financially independent student. However, I have come to realize there is a much more sinister challenge that often gets overlooked. It seems to be an issue of over-attaching value to money, but how can financially independent students not do this when money is so closely tied to t
BNC guides food access (opens the original)
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Editor’s Note: The BNC food pantry runs year-round which was misstated in the original article. This mistake has since been corrected. The Daily Barometer regrets this error. The Basic Needs Center has a plethora of resources to get food to the members of our community. One of these resources is their farmers’ market walking tours. These tours started June 24 and will take place each Wednesday this summer at 10:30 a.m. First-time participants are given a $15 market voucher to be spent on any ite
The Benton County Fair and Rodeo returns (opens the original)
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The 2026 Benton County Fair and Rodeo is bringing carnival rides, rodeo events, performances and more fun activities to the city of Corvallis. The fair and rodeo will take place July 29 to Aug 1, from 11 a.m. to midnight. Adult tickets are $10, while tickets for seniors (60+) and youth (7-16) are both $8. Children 6 and under, military veterans and active-duty military members get in free of charge. Daily parking is $5 and all concerts and rodeos are included with fair admission. The Larry Bell
Celebrating Celtic culture in Corvallis (opens the original)
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The Corvallis community was invited into Celtic culture this last week at the 2026 Corvallis Celtic Festival from July 16 through 19. Celtic music, dance and workshops filled the city, taking place in many local businesses and on the city’s streets. Beth Brown, one of the original founders of the event, explained all the events and workshops were free to attend, with the festival being funded through donations and volunteers. “We wanted it to be in town and free to everyone,” Brown said. “For us
Summer nights with Shakespeare: The Winter’s Tale takes the MU Quad (opens the original)
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Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale was first performed in 1611 at the Globe Theatre in London. This summer, more than 400 years later, you can watch it be performed right here in Corvallis, at the Memorial Union Quad. The play runs for two weeks from July 30 through August 2 and August 6 through 9 at 7:30 p.m. Seating is on the grass and begins at 6:30 p.m. and picnics are welcome and encouraged. Tickets are $17 general, $15 for youth and seniors, and free to OSU students with a valid student ID. “
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