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A look at the election
This piece was created as a demonstration on kinetic typography and looks at some of the issues, measures, and candidates.
SOU students speak up
Southern Oregon University students are concerned with the future of their education, and it is affecting how they vote this election season. The race for Governor between John Kitzhaber and John Dudley is contentious, with both candidates running on platforms…
Selling Politics
Advertising and the Political Campaigns Radio commercials, television commercials, paper handouts. Candidates running for various office positions are even using YouTube as an advertisement strategy. Advertising is key if you’re running for a position in office, congress, or if you’re…
SOU Streamlines IT
Big changes are inbound for Southern Oregon students as the IT and Marketing departments team up to renovate much of the university’s web based tech. Teri O’Rourke is the director of Information Technology at SOU. O’Rourke has overseen various changes…
City Council rejects controversial cell tower
The Ashland city council denied approval of a proposal to install 12 new cell towers atop the Ashland Street Cinema, Tuesday. The controversial plan was initially passed by the Ashland Planning Commission in July, but was taken under further review…
Engineer Reflects on Being Human
Bill Kastenberg, an engineering professor at the University of California, Berkeley, spoke Friday in the SOU science lecture hall as part of SOU’s Friday Science Seminar lecture series. Kastenberg, who was invited to speak by SOU dean of arts and…
SOU guest Enrique Morones lobbies for border reform
BY TERESA RISTOW Regardless of your family’s origins or the color of your skin, one thing among U.S. citizens is alike, “We all want humane immigration reform.†This was the message Enrique Morones, founder of the humanitarian organization Border Angels,…
Candle vigil brings awareness to Domestic Violence
It is nearing the end of October and many Southern Oregon University students have their minds on upcoming midterms, presentations, and Halloween activities. While we are all busy with our day to day lives, I just wanted to take note…