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Month: November 2011

SOU students Ben Harrison (left), Ian Keusink (center), and James Selby (right) during a wood cut put on by the Jackson County Fuel Committee.

Jackson County Fuel Committee: Helping low-income families fend off the winter cold

November 15, 2011September 22, 2024 kuiryamfAshland, Community, Featured, Local News

Many in Southern Oregon are familiar with the challenges that the winter months bring, and one of the most important aspects of the winter is…

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The music scene at Yogurt on the Rox, a new restaurant in downtown Ashland that specializes in frozen yogurt.

Local businesses adapt to changing economy

November 15, 2011September 15, 2024 kuiryamfAshland, Community, Local News

Ashland’s annual Festival of Light is approaching, and along with serving as the kick off for the holiday season, it also signifies the end of…

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New program designed to help minority students come to SOU after graduating high school

November 15, 2011September 22, 2024 kuiryamfCampus, Community, Local News

A new agreement between Talent Middle School and Southern Oregon University guarantees minority junior high and high school students admission into SOU once they graduate,…

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Don Karns (left) preaches in the courtyard of the Stevenson Union while SOU student Brod McLaughlin (right) puts a more positive spin on things.

Fire and brimstone: Traveling preachers cause a stir in the Stevenson Union courtyard

November 15, 2011September 22, 2024 kuiryamfCampus, Featured, Local News

Southern Oregon University received a heavy dose of religious fervor on Thursday, Nov. 10, when a group of preachers set up shop in the “free…

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Reserve Officers’ Training Corps cadets Shane Corley (left) and Matthew Witt (right) at the Veterans Day Reception in the Rogue River Room of the Stevenson Union on Thursday, Nov. 10.

Veterans reception honors armed forces

November 15, 2011September 22, 2024 kuiryamfCampus, Clubs, Featured, Local News

  Rep. Peter Buckley and retired Col. David Dotterrer inspired, thanked and called on veterans and students to create the future they wish to have…

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Flowers for Edrik Gomez

November 15, 2011 Nia TowneCommunity, Featured, Local News

Intelligent. Quirky. Compassionate. These were only a few words that can be used to describe the “funny brother.” A passion for politics, good humor and…

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Beatriz Abella (left), an SOU senior, and Mandee Light (right), an SOU junior, will be performing at Carnegie Hall on Dec. 18. The pair were one of several first place winners chosen in the American Protégé International Music Talent Competition.

SOU student invited back to Carnegie Hall, this time to perform duet with fellow student

November 11, 2011September 22, 2024 kuiryamfCampus, Featured, Local News

  Juggling classes, homework, a job, and music practice, Beatriz Abella seems like just another stressed, overworked, caffeine-infused college student. Your average college student isn’t, however, practicing for a performance at Carnegie Hall on Dec.…

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The logo for Phronesis, a local student-led community activist organization that has a hand in many protests both in and around Ashland.

Phronesis: A model of student-based community activism

November 11, 2011September 22, 2024 kuiryamfAshland, Clubs, Community, Featured, Local News

Despite the peaceful clearing of the plaza by the Ashland Police Department on Oct. 31, the Occupy Ashland protest against economic inequality and corporate greed continues, as the nation-wide movement hits…

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Humanitarian sculpture installation at Hannon Library officially dedicated

November 11, 2011September 22, 2024 kuiryamfAshland, Campus, Community, Featured, Local News

This year’s campus theme of civility is illustrated beautifully in “Humanitarians for Justice, Non-Violence and Peace,” a new art exhibit in the Hannon Library, consisting of 21 bronze busts of famous…

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New artisan bakery opens in Medford

November 11, 2011September 15, 2024 kuiryamfCommunity, Local News

Medford is now home to Buttercloud Bakery and Café, a small artisan bakery and café that had its official grand opening Friday. Their doors are open every day of…

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