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Month: February 2015

Small Footprint-Big World

February 11, 2015 Julie AkinsCampus

  The Oregon Department of Transportation is making Southern Oregon University the first student oriented drive less project in the state. They backed it up…

#carbonfootprint, #carpool, #commuterresourcecenter, #mikelanes, SOU

Hungry Girls-One Dude. So Hungry.

February 11, 2015 Julie AkinsArts & Culture

Local music in Ashland remains a big part of the scene especially as the Oregon Shakespeare Festival prepares to gear up in just a few…

#AshlandMusic, #HungryGirls, #Onemanband

A Seussian Tale: An RSCL production in association with Coach’s Hause

February 8, 2015February 9, 2015 Eric GhelfiOregon On A Dime

Let me tell you a tale, let me tell you a tale Let me tell you a tale that’s as big as a whale Let…

Roura

February 8, 2015May 7, 2015 Eric GhelfiCampus, Oregon On A Dime

Once again, I feel Mr. Reners eyes on the back of my head as I fumble with my keys at the door to my apartment.…

$9.25 An Hour-Is It A Living Wage?

February 5, 2015February 5, 2015 Julie AkinsFeatured

  President Roosevelt introduced the minimum wage in 1938 under the Fair Labor Standards Act to maintain a “minimum standard of living necessary for health,…

#, #9.25, #fair Wage, #foodstamps, #minimum Wage, #Oregonpay

Support For Phoenix Grad Charged with Crime Spree

February 5, 2015 Julie AkinsFeatured

Shock waves are being felt in the tiny town of Phoenix, Oregon where a local girl is being charged with a crime spree which includes…

#Murder, #murderinvestigation, #NorthCarolinaCrime, #theft#strangled, PhoenixHighSchool

SOU Speaks For Wildlife

February 4, 2015 Julie AkinsFeatured

  Green signs are sprouting up around campus, proudly declaring that these grounds are now officially a Certified Wildlife Habitat. SOU, and indeed Ashland, has…

SOU’s “You have Options” Makes Headlines

February 4, 2015 Julie AkinsFeatured

  As a survivor of rape, Southern Oregon student Niki Genthe recently shared her very personal story and her search for justice with ABC News’…

#CampusViolence, #rapereports#sexualAssault, #You HaveOptions, ABCNews, NikiGenthe, SOU

Winter’s A Drag

February 4, 2015February 5, 2015 Julie AkinsArts & Culture

“Winter’s A Drag” but you don’t have to be. That seemed to be the message of what amounted to a party and dance show in…

#DivaDisaster, #DragQueens, #QueerResourceCenter, QRC

Smash Bros Smashing Success

February 4, 2015February 4, 2015 Julie AkinsCampus

The Southern Smash Society has come a long way since freshman Brycen Wong started the recreational club during the fall quarter.  Since then, S3 has…

#BrycenWong, #e-sports, #smashBros, #smashBrosTournament, #Smashclub

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