From naked men climbing tents to countless Canadians to unforgettable shows, if you didn’t make it to Sasquatch this year here is a taste of what you missed.

Every year, Sasquatch Music Festival goers are bound to forget some essential items that ensure a safer, more enjoyable experience. Some of these items include:

1. Water (Hydration is key)
2. Ticket (Register your wristbands, people!)
3. Chaser (for those 21+ or those fiending for a sugar high)
4. Sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)
5. Face paint (note: mirror or friend who claims they’re an artist recommended for improved use)
6. Bro tank (Please use your kindest words if another man-boy “looks at ‘your woman’ the wrong way”)
7. High-waisted jean shorts (’nuff said)
8. Flower crown (You wouldn’t want to be left out)
9. Sunglasses (A goofy pair is always a great conversation starter)
10. First Aid Kit (Neosporin and Band-Aids will save your life)
11. Calcium carbonate antacids (aka Tums)
12. Baby wipes (You can thank us later)
13. Rain jacket (seriously…)

Check those off the list and get to packing! In no time you’ll be dancing like this guy in the hot, hot sun. Happy Sasquatch, Oregon!

From Sexual Assault Support Services and Women’s Center to the Coalition to End Sexual Violence and SafeRide, there are plenty of local resources meant to help curb sexual violence. Although every organization has its own way to help in the fight, their core missions revolve around one core principle: Respect. A little goes a long way. This is a public service announcement from the Emerald Media Group staff:

Song: Aretha Franklin — “Respect”

Light toys, live art and aerial dancing were just a few things present at the Bohemian Dub Ball hosted at the Hult Center this past Saturday. If you didn’t make it to the concert, this is what you missed out on.

With 4/20 just around the corner, The Emerald went to the streets of UO’s campus to inquire about students’ celebratory cannabis consumption. From 42 dose carrot cakes to blunts weighing in at an ounce, it is clear students are not reefer rookies.

Desmond McCann questions UO students on their rational and irrational fears.

The Emerald’s Silas Valentino discusses Matt Groening’s high school days with David Bailey, one of Groening’s high school teachers. From his anti-establishment establishment ways to holding office as student body president, Bailey reveals what the creator of “The Simpsons” was like in his adolescence. Bailey also discusses the rumors of him being the inspiration for Groening’s character Mr. Burns.

Matt Ehrlich has his way with people. Watch as UO students put out their sultry sex stories.

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Inspired by rock ‘n’ roll Elisabeth Kokesh has a unique style and is not afraid to show it off. From rose stitched boots to a closet populated by thrift store finds, this feminist rocker chick knows how to dress herself.