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Category: World

“300 Cups of Tea and the Toughest Job”

November 5, 2015November 5, 2015 Eli StillmanCommunity, Featured, World

On October 26th, a little over 20 people gathered on the top story of Bloomsbury Books to listen to two new authors read from their new book. David Drury and Asifa Kanji,  returned Peace Corps Volunteers, have recently finished their…

africa, America, ghana, Peace Corps, world travel

New Zealand Trip For The Adventurous Students

November 2, 2013November 2, 2013 Lisa MarleyCampus, News, Outdoor, Uncategorized, World

Southern Oregon University is hosting a trip to New Zealand for Outdoor Adventure Leadership students to study abroad.   This program lasts for two months and is considered by many the trip of a lifetime. Students arrive on the North…

adventure, New Zealand, OAL, Outdoor, SOU, Students

Osama bin Laden dead

May 1, 2011 kuiryamfFeatured, News, Top Story, World

President Barack Obama has confirmed the death of al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden. In an address to the nation Sunday night, President Obama announced that U.S. forces launched an attack on a compound in Pakistan that was the known…

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The three-legged stool of global warming

April 25, 2011 kuiryamfCampus, Community, News, Top Story, World

Biology professor explains why global warming skeptics should be listened to More than 100 students and community members gathered in the Meese Auditorium of the Southern Oregon University Art Building on April 21 to hear Dr. John Roden give a…

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Fukushima native struggles to stay in contact with family

April 11, 2011 Nia TowneFeatured, News, World

The news of a magnitude 9.0 earthquake and the consequent tsunami devastating the northeast coast of Japan had many in disbelief, but for Southern Oregon University student Nozomi Shirato, the news from her hometown of Iwaki, Fukushima was heart-wrenching. “I…

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Gbagbo

African president refuses to step down

January 10, 2011 Teresa RistowFeatured, News, World

Ivory Coast President Laurent Gbagbo is refusing to leave office as president, even after Alassane Ouattara was officially recognized as the winner of last November’s election. Groups of supporters of both men have grown violent in some cases, provoking fear…

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American activist Lori Berenson was released from prison Monday.

American activist released from Peru prison

November 8, 2010 Teresa RistowNews, World

An American activist was released from a Peru prison Monday after serving more than 15 years. Lori Berenson was arrested for her involvement with the Túpac Amaru Revolutionary Movement, a now inactive revolutionary group responsible for some internal conflicts within…

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