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Dancing against hunger
One hundred percent of profit from Friday's Dance Against Hunger benefits The Hunger Project
A packed Milam Auditorium sat in anticipation of OSU's first Dance Against Hunger on Friday.
OSU FeelGood and The Born to Shine Project came together to bring dancers to Corvallis from all over Oregon to support ending world hunger.
The event kicked off at 7 p.
OSU faces $13.4 million in budget cuts
Amounts to a 5 percent budget reduction effective by June 30, 2009; some cuts will go into effect immediately
OSU is beginning to feel the nation's economic turbulence.
In a recent letter to staff, President Ed Ray and Provost Sabah Randhawa said that they are predicting and preparing for a 5 percent budget reduction as the Legislature reconfigures the state budget.
Animal science professor says stress affects cows too
Cows that are acclimated to people at young age are less stressed, tend to reach puberty earlier
It turns out that the effects of stress may not be limited to college students. Last January, the OSU department of animal sciences hired Reinaldo Cooke, an assistant professor and beef cattle specialist based at OSU's Eastern Oregon Agricultural Research Center in Burns, to conduct further research on how stress can affect the pregnancy rates of female beef cattle and to expand the extension programs in place for cattle ranchers across Oregon.
