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Month: January 2011

Movie Review: “The King’s Speech”

January 19, 2011 Idona GrahamEntertainment, Movies

    What do you do if you are the king of nearly one-quarter of the world’s population and, finding your empire poised on the brink of one of the most pivotal episodes of the twenteieth century, you can barely…

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Thorndike Gallery hosts Daniel Kasser’s work

January 19, 2011 kuiryamfArt, Entertainment

Daniel Kasser’s series of photographic art titled “Artifacts of Technology”  opened in the Thorndike Gallery on Jan. 4. Kasser, a professor of visual arts at the University of the Pacific, collected stunning composite photographs that highlight the relics of a…

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Gas pump

Gas prices creep higher

January 12, 2011 Teresa RistowNational, News

The national average for gas prices is creeping higher, with a solid 20 cent increase since late November, the New York Times reported. A research professor at the University of Southern California, Dr. Doug Wyatt, predicts prices to hit $4.00…

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John Kroger

Stricter child pornography law in the works

January 12, 2011 Teresa RistowNews, Oregon

Oregon Attorney General John Kroger plans to make a push for a state law that would make the viewing of child pornography illegal. The Oregon Supreme Court recently ruled that looking at child pornography, as long as it wasn’t purposefully…

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Mieke Ryneal

The fight for free transit

January 11, 2011 kuiryamfFeatured, News, Regional

It has been over five years since students at Southern Oregon University have been able to enjoy free rates for Rogue Valley Transportation District bus services, but a university committee is working to re-establish negotiations with the transportation service provider,…

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SOU embraces Google

January 11, 2011 kuiryamfCampus, News, Top Story

Over the course of winter vacation, Southern Oregon University’s information technology crew introduced Google Apps for Education as the new campus emailing and communication system. Both staff and students seem to view this major technological change as a positive and…

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ASSOU looks for finance director

January 11, 2011 Nia TowneCampus, News, Top Story

The seat for the Student Fee Committee’s Director of Administration and Finance has long gone cold since former Director Jordan Marshall resigned Nov. 16. Marshall cited accusations against President Stephen Land and the events leading up to the cease and…

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Jotham Porzio

Student filmmaker wins year supply of yogurt

January 11, 2011 Teresa RistowEntertainment, Featured

One Southern Oregon University video production team is tasting victory after winning a year supply of yogurt in a commercial creating contest. SOU senior Jotham Porzio, 22, and his crew won a year supply of yogurt after winning a commercial…

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Mount Ashland snowboarder

La Niña brings snow

January 11, 2011 Teresa RistowFeatured, News, Outdoor

La Nina is in full swing in southern Oregon, already bringing a series of early winter storms and plenty of snow pack.  The counterpart of El Nino, a La Nina weather phenomenon means a cooler ocean surface temperature, which causes…

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CD Review: New Politics

January 10, 2011 kuiryamfEntertainment, Music

        I have problems with pop music.  Not with the messages, goodness no.  Nor is it an aversion to catchy and infectious beats that Dr. Dre came up with years ago.  It’s not even a music snob…

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