The Clackamas Print, Clackamas Community College, OR
3 days ago by Abigail Neet and Annemarie Schulte
Murphy's Law: What can go wrong, will.
Registration began Monday night and was brought to a screeching halt when the online system crashed at roughly 12:02 a.m.
The Daily Barometer, Oregon State University, OR
19 hours ago by Rebecca Johnson
By Rebecca Johnson
The Daily Barometer
The Faculty Senate have voted in favor of the motion to support the use of furlough days in order to combat the current budget crisis.
The Faculty Senate voted 86-17 in favor of the motion, a surprising majority given the heated debate that has sprouted from the issue.
The Daily Barometer, Oregon State University, OR
2 days ago by Kelly McDonald and Gail Cole
By Kelly McDonald & Gail Cole
Diversions
We all remember Tailgaters.
It was the bar on Monroe Street that had the reputation of being dirty and trashy. Did anyone actually like going there? It was basically a tiny fraternity party that served liquor in real glasses instead of just Natty Ice in red party cups.
The Daily Barometer, Oregon State University, OR
1 day ago by Ian Grogan
By Ian Grogan
The Daily Barometer
Well, that time of the year is upon us again - that time when all the stress and pain centers around a set of dates labeled the "holidays."
However, in this same instance we, as college students, have a problem.
We can't always make the trip back home to stuff our faces with an inconceivable amount of calories and tryptophan, and sticking around here doesn't give us the best opportunities for that.
The Beacon, University of Portland, OR
2 days ago by Aziz Inan
We encounter symmetry on a regular basis in our daily lives in many different ways, in both the natural and human-made world. Symmetry also possesses the magic power of drawing our attention. Most of us value and enjoy experiencing symmetry both visually and mentally because it conveys a sense of the aesthetic, of balance, beauty, equality, evenness, harmony, neatness, perfection, pleasure and/or simplicity.
The Beacon, University of Portland, OR
2 days ago by Andy Matarrese
Senior Anne Carey was undeclared when she came to UP. She ended up picking a major, almost arbitrarily, just to get another adviser.
"He was a nice guy, but he had no idea how to help me," she said.
She was unable to get the second major she wanted because she was never told her AP credits could transfer.
The Beacon, University of Portland, OR
1 day ago by Sydney Syverson
The University of Portland will switch to a system of loans next year in which students will borrow directly from the federal government versus borrowing from a private lender.
According to a letter that will be sent to all University of Portland students and parents in December, Director of Financial Aid Janet Turner explains that UP will switch from the Federal Family Education Loan Program to the William D.
Pacific Index, Pacific University, OR
3 days ago by Mark Organ
"Hey Mark, look what I got," My big brother said as he proudly produced from his pocket a bottle labeled Ruedrich's Red Seal Ale. My 12-year-old self greedily asked, "Is that beer?" My brother nodded reverently. I held the wonderful beer in my hands and could immediately tell that something was wrong.
The Clackamas Print, Clackamas Community College, OR
5 days ago by Aram Shabanian
The Clackamas Print, Clackamas Community College, OR
4 days ago by Andrew Robinson
Spring Break
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