u/Awkward-Umpire5681

Im struggling financially to keep up with renting a studio apartment(1200 ish currently). I can’t seem to find any cheaper apartments and because of the current struggle, I also can’t really afford a deposit-not one equivalent to rent but could maybe swing a much smaller one.

I’m looking to see if there’s a room for rent in NE near pcc Cascade or anywhere inner east side. Or anywhere inner SW/NW. Very open to location as long as I’m able to connect with a bus stop.
(I’m a pcc student and I work weekends in nw)

A little about me(27 NB);
I spend most of my time on little crafts or reading or rewatching trash 2000s sitcoms. I like wandering around the local parks with my instrument to practice outside. Also enjoy getting to the river with my paddle board when I can. During the last year I’ve quit smoking cigs and drinking, though I don’t mind being around folks that do. I’m an extroverted introvert sorta. Around people I can get chatty and I like group river days or outings but at home I’m pretty quiet. I’m a military veteran who deeply dislikes the government and cares about community organizing. Currently working on my nursing school pre-requisites I’ve been living in a studio so I have just a few pieces of furniture(a rooms worth).

Ideally I could find similarly private but friendly folks who have the space, access to bus routes, and ability to forgo a huge deposit. Maybe take over a room in an already established house. I would like to spend under 800 a month with utilities.

Let me know if you have anything available, thank you!

We have vending machines for gag gifts, cakes, crystals, and Coca-Cola.
So so many.

Which one around town is your favorite?

Hi. I’m at my wits end. Another assignment is asking us to use ai as well as is credited to be written by ai. The directions are unclear and the workload for students who refuse to use ai is heavier. And AI is listed as part of the grading rubric. The assignment feels very punishing as a student who doesn’t use AI.

I would like to email a copy of this assignment to the department head and can’t figure out who it is.

Biology 112 cascade

So it’s not really morbid curiosity so much as me not understanding the accident prevention beyond life vests.

I see reports about the amount of drownings and river deaths in Portland-but what is causing them to drown?

Please don’t put me down for intelligence. I’ve googled and I read it but it seems so implausible to happen when in the river near spots like rooster rock…..which I saw had a drowning today.

Like that river section always seemed really calm-even last year when water was high and the shore was super eroded. (Paddle boarded a few times there and swim there a lot)

So how do drownings happen in these areas?
How so often?

For reference-I’m from a high desert area/canyons with white water(like Grand Canyon/Colorado River/fast rivers) and I feel like there were less reported deaths or less often-but lots of tourists….but why did it not seem as prevelant?

Hey! So my best friend bought me a ticket to see faetooth at Aladdin on Monday and I’m hoping that if someone has an extra ticket or ends up not going————they’d be willing to give me it so I can bring my partner! (Can’t really afford to purchase one is the reason)

Thank you!