Daily Vanguard, Portland State University, OR
2 days ago by Sarah Hutchins
Hillary Clinton should be the first woman president of the United States. Another Clinton woman, her daughter Chelsea, spoke at Portland State on her mother's behalf last month, clearly illuminating why Hillary is the best candidate this election year.
Oregon Daily Emerald, University of Oregon, OR
8 hours ago by Joseph Vandehey
As the bustling summer movie season comes upon us, one movie has slipped through the cracks between "Iron Man" and "Harold and Kumar": Ben Stein has a new documentary out. While I have a quirky respect for him as an actor (he's the only one I know who can do a slow, droning voice without making me want to slam my head against the TV set), I won't be going to see his movie.
The Daily Barometer, Oregon State University, OR
1 day ago
Go Beavs
Still going for national championship
I'd like to give a special shout out to Paul Ortiz and the rest of the Beavers team for the single best baseball game I've ever seen! A grand slam in the eighth inning, which keeps us in the running for the national championship - that was so cool! Give them some front page, if you could!
BRIAN ZASTOUPIL
student
Sense of Scope
What about the engineering expo
On Friday, 1,000s of visitors arrived on campus.
Oregon Daily Emerald, University of Oregon, OR
1 day ago
Just three months ago I had never been involved with the ASUO or even knew much about it. After some research and becoming frustrated with the system, my friend Sam and I decided to run for ASUO Executive. An idea so distant soon became a reality as we won our election.
Daily Vanguard, Portland State University, OR
3 days ago by Richard Oxley
It seems that for every election I can remember, it has always been claimed that, "this election is the most important election you will ever vote in." As Barack Obama and Hilary Clinton ask Oregon Democrats for their support this May, many may not understand what their vote may truly decide.
Daily Vanguard, Portland State University, OR
3 days ago by Jesse Thiessen
The three frontrunners for the Democratic U.S. Senate nomination came to campus last Wednesday for one of their last debates in a primary race that has almost been as hotly contested as its presidential counterpart. Those frontrunners, looking to take down incumbent Gordon Smith (R-Ore.) in the general election, would be Jeff Merkley, Candy Neville and Steve Novick. They were also joined by Independent candidate John Frohnmayer.
The Daily Barometer, Oregon State University, OR
3 days ago by Dwight Wozich
I am writing to complain about an interruption of my privacy.
Recently I sat down to watch "Saturday Night Live." I figured that after a long day of studying I might be able to lay back on my couch and laugh a little bit.
There's just one problem: every 10 minutes, the show was interrupted by one of your grandstanding political ads.
The Daily Barometer, Oregon State University, OR
4 days ago by Luke Carlson
If you think all things green are good, do not worry. This has not yet been proven as a symptom of clinical lunacy.
Like so many symptoms of the liberal mindset, this one comes from a lack of education and a lack of delving underneath the tagline factoids that permeate the dispatches from the Eco-nauts.
Oregon Daily Emerald, University of Oregon, OR
6 days ago
Good news: More soon-to-be college students are applying to the University than ever before. Bad news: The University has no idea where to put them all.
According to the University housing department, 3,600 students can be lodged in student housing each year. Technically speaking, the housing department guarantees a room to anyone who applies before March 31. Those who apply later are placed on a waiting list, and given a room if one becomes available.
Displaying papers near zip 97331