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Our top story, tonight. New developments on what could have caused boeing dreamliner fire in london last week. Officials now looking at the emergency transmitter. But the big boeing problem could actually be its carbon fiber body. Planes get dings and dents all the time. On taxiways. Melissa but peter, if it is that straightforward, this is all the talk today, this idea that replacement of the carbon fiber will be tough and expensive and how quickly can they do it, is it standing up to fire. Is ...

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Eric Kwon Science & Technology Editor The Bat Star can be found among rocks, sandy bottoms, and surf grass, and ranges from intertidal zones to subtidal zones 300 meters deep. It mostly lives along the United States (U.S.) Pacific coast, encompassing a distance from Alaska all the way to Baja California in Mexico, which includes

Eric Kwon Science & Technology Editor The new Omicron variant has proved to be a different beast in comparison to the Delta variant and its predecessor. After what seemed to be a period of returning normalcy from the Delta variant, COVID-19 struck again, thus initiating a series of all too familiar lockdowns. However, Zach Aralis,

Academy Awards Grudge Match share Grudge match is a semi-regular series in our Arts & Culture section where two or more Portland State Vanguard contributors debate on a divisive issue in pop culture. This edition features a discussion between Science & Technology Editor Béla Kurzenhauser and Arts & Culture contributor Hassan Eltelbany on this Sunday’s upcoming Academy Awards ceremony.   Béla Kurzenhauser: The Academy Awards are upon us once again after a 14-month hiatus, and despite the l...