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Renowned sculptor to visit OSU
Von Rydingsvard will deliver lecture at 7 p.m. tonight at
Ursula von Rydingsvard, an internationally-prominent sculptor, will be giving a lecture tonight at 7 p.m. in the LaSells Stewart Center.
This event is part of the Visiting Artists and Scholars program hosted annually by the OSU Department of Art. Her lecture and the one hour reception preceding are free and open to the public.
Local author shares horrors of reform school upbringing
Ulriksen was held against her will in a Baptist reform school for a year as a teenager
For a podcast of this story, click here. When Michele Ulriksen was 16 years old, just days before her first day back to school as a high school junior, her parents told her that they were going to take her to the San Diego Wild Animal Park. What Ulriksen believed to be a last minute family trip, in reality, was a trip to a muted lifestyle where she would have no voice.
Group tours to encourage government limitation
AFP tours with information on what global warming laws will mean regarding job losses
Americans for Prosperity is not a well-known name on campus or maybe even in Oregon, but organizers are working on changing this with local events.
Recently, AFP Oregon traveled around the state on a "Stop the Panic" tour that visited 32 cities over 12 days, including Corvallis on Oct.
Nurturing the leader within
Larry Roper, Vice Provost of Student Affairs, defines leadership as "doing something that matters."
Through a series of conversations, the Center for Leadership Development at Oregon State University hopes to investigate ways to nurture, inspire and challenge students to develop the leader within themselves, according to the center.
