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Author: Teresa Ristow

Hundreds expected at this weekend’s Apple Jam

May 16, 2011 Teresa RistowAshland, Featured, News

SOU students produce 3rd annual music festival—No apples, but plenty of jam Hundreds of young music lovers are flocking to Williams this weekend, in celebration of the 3rd annual Apple Jam music festival. Apple Jam is organized by Ashland band…

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Students celebrate Cinco De Mayo

May 10, 2011 Teresa RistowClubs, News

Cinco De Mayo was celebrated last Thursday at Southern Oregon University with live music by Broncos De Neji and a taco sale. The festivities also included a performance by The Ballet Folklorico Estampa Mexicana. The event was sponsored by the…

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Why drinking after college will make you no more or less of an alcoholic … hopefully

April 18, 2011 Teresa RistowEditorials, Opinion

If you drink like I do, you’ve probably heard the phrase, “Enjoy it while you can, because after college, it’s called alcoholism.” Well, I have a few words for whoever coined this cute — and completely inaccurate— phrase. Being in college…

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Earth Day celebration focuses on honeybees

April 18, 2011 Teresa RistowClubs, News

This Wednesday the Ecology Center of the Siskiyous will host their annual Earth Day celebration on campus. The theme of this year’s celebration is “On Bee-ing Human” a play on the university’s campus theme “On Being Human” and an exploration…

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Study Jam offers weekly support

April 18, 2011 Teresa RistowCampus, Featured, News

 More students will now be able to take advantage of group study time this term as the weekly Study Jam program is moving to the library. The program, which is organized by Academic Support Programs on campus and developed out…

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Students pitch in for hunger and homelessness

April 11, 2011 Teresa RistowAshland, News, Top Story

Twenty students gathered Saturday to pull up their sleeves and volunteer as part of the annual spring “Hunger Clean Up.” Hosted locally by the Oregon Student Public Interest Research Group, the event is a nationwide effort to address the problems…

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State unemployment rate going down

March 7, 2011 Teresa RistowNews, Oregon

Roughly 6,300 news jobs were gained in Oregon during January, reducing the state’s unemployment rate from 10.6 percent to 10.4 percent. This is the lowest unemployment rate the state has seen in 24 months, according to the Oregon Employment Department’s…

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Mount Ashland Association pushes for more control

March 7, 2011 Teresa RistowAshland, News, Outdoor

An Ashland city council study session last Tuesday discussed the possibility of transferring the ski area permit from the city to the Mount Ashland Association, the non-profit that operates the ski area. Mount Ashland officials believe that if the Mount…

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Business students score high

March 7, 2011 Teresa RistowCampus, News, Top Story

Students in Southern Oregon University business program recently ranked high in the Masters in Business Administration field test. SOU students scored in the top 25 percentile in scores for the test, given at 130 universities across the country. Of the…

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Group proposes controversial specialty license plate

February 12, 2011 Teresa RistowNational, News

MISSISSIPPI–A controversial plan for a new specialty license plate in Mississippi is drawing concerns from the African-American population, among others.  The plate, proposed by The Sons of Confederate Veterans pays tribute to Lt. Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest, a General in…

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