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Month: March 2018

A Shooter Training, Walkout & Threat within 2 Weeks

March 24, 2018March 24, 2018 Caroline CabralAshland, Campus, Community, Featured, News, Top Story

Last week, on Monday, March 14, students across the nation held a walk out one month after the Parkland, Fla. school shooting. Southern Oregon University (SOU) students from education classes as well as community members participated in the walk out.…

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3rd Annual Queer Indigenous Gathering a Success

March 22, 2018March 23, 2018 Caroline CabralAshland, Campus, Community, Featured, News, Top Story

“Allowing native stories to be told by Indigenous folks is more powerful than any article or second hand experience,” exclaimed Darius Kila,  one of the announcers at the event and a student enrolled in the Queer Indigenous Studies course. “Indigenous…

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Proposed Bill Threatens to Overturn Untested Legislation

March 20, 2018March 21, 2018 Caroline CabralAshland, ASSOU, Campus, Community, Featured, News, SOU Students Vote, Top Story

Last Tuesday, Senator Olivia Bozarth bought bill SBW 2-18 to the senate floor. The bill, which was seconded by Senator Jennifer Pang, would overturn a legislative policy passed last year allowing the student body to determine Speaker of the Senate…

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Spotlight: The Wood Brothers go on tour

March 19, 2018January 10, 2021 Autumn MickettiAshland, Campus, Community, Entertainment, Featured, Music, Opinion, Top Story

The Wood Brothers have been playing together since 2004, creating folk music that makes you feel as if you’re sitting around a campfire deep in the mountains. I discovered them a few years ago when I fell in love with…

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‘More Than We Can Tell:’ Engaging and Additive

March 15, 2018April 4, 2018 Caroline CabralEntertainment, Featured, Print

More Than We Can Tell by Brigid Kemmerer was a heartbreaking and distinctly visceral look into teenage realities and its issues. As with Kemmerer’s first novel, she again beautifully converged two characters’ separate but moving stories into one powerful and hard-hitting…

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‘Hello Stranger:’ A Boldly Beautiful Romance

March 15, 2018March 15, 2018 Caroline CabralCommunity, Entertainment, Featured, News, Print

Historical Romance is often a genre I forget that I absolutely adore until I’ve jumped back in, and Hello Stranger was just the one to remind me. Both smartly written and tightly structured, it had the perfect blend of charmingly witty characters to keep…

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Co-Ed Baseball Team Gets Ready for their Season

March 15, 2018 Caroline CabralAshland, Campus, Clubs, Community, Entertainment, Events, Featured, News, Outdoor, Sports, Top Story

Last weekend, the SOU Club Baseball team organized a scrimmage to kick-off the spring season. Three years ago when the club started, it was built on a platform of competition.  While that is still true, the captains, Eileen O’Keefe and Kellan,…

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Southern Oregon Tenants’ Union Pickets Against Rent Increase

March 7, 2018March 8, 2018 Erika SoderstromAshland, Community, News

Southern Oregon Tenants’ Union (SOTU) held a picket in solidarity with tenants and community members at the Mariposa townhomes in Medford, Wednesday at 4:30 PM. The complex was bought in September of 2017 by Ronald DeLuca, who then notified the…

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Students Abroad: An Inside Look at Educate Chombo

March 2, 2018 Erika SoderstromCommunity, Featured, Opinion, Top Story, Uncategorized

Going to Malawi at 21 years old seemed like a distant dream. Never did I think I would have the financial means to make it happen, or the time. I made countless excuses when Dr. Megan Farnsworth, the professor who…

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“Midnight Valentine”: Beautiful Read with a Cliff Hanger Ending

March 1, 2018March 1, 2018 Caroline CabralCommunity, Entertainment, Featured, News, Print

Uniquely powerful and oddly fantastical, Midnight Valentine by J.T. Geissinger told an unusual love story with heavy undercurrents of heartbreak and second chances. In working with two characters with an abundance of loss– a widowed heroine and a hero who lost himself after…

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