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Category: Editorials

SOU Students Experience Inequities: What Supports are in Place?

May 30, 2021June 2, 2021 Emmy RawleyCampus, Editor, Editorials, Featured, Local News, Opinion, Recent News

This term, I was interested in learning about what types of inequities SOU students face. In addition, I wanted a more in-depth understanding of what…

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Next in Que: Master of None

June 2, 2016September 15, 2024 Ryan DeganArts & Culture, Columns, Editorials, Featured, Opinion

“Long term relationships are tough. You can’t just expect a big, roaring fire right away, right? You know, you can’t put the big logs in…

#netflix, entertainment, MasterOfNone, NextinQue, review

Pass the Cushman: Berning Man

January 28, 2016January 28, 2016 Julie AkinsArts & Culture, Editorials, Op-Ed, Opinion

Connor Cushman is a student opinion writer for The Siskiyou. His opinions do not necessarily reflect those of The Siskiyou or Southern Oregon University. Chances…

85th Academy Award Ceremony Winners and Live Blog

February 24, 2013September 15, 2024 Ian HandArts & Culture, Editorials, Opinion

Update (2/25/13 3:00 p.m.): I’ve added some of the highlights from last night. Tonight is Hollywood’s show. The 85th Academy Awards, hosted by Family Guy’s Seth…

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Why YOU should vote

October 10, 2012 kuiryamfEditorials, Opinion

So how important is your voice as a student? Since 2007, tuition has increased in the state of Oregon by 44 percent, making it harder…

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Luau brings a (mostly) satisfying continuation of tradition

April 29, 2012 kuiryamfArts & Culture, Campus, Editorials, Local News, Opinion

The 16th Annual Ho’opa’a Hawai’i Club Luau filled the McNeal Pavilion with enough Hawaiian music and dances on April 21 to make the 400 attendees…

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The Pear Blossom Parade borders on the surreal

April 29, 2012 kuiryamfArts & Culture, Editorials, Opinion

To the annual attendees of the Pear Blossom Parade in Medford, the usual cavalcade of floats, flaunters and fair-goers went off as always this year,…

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Upcoming: “Fiesta Flamenca: The Music and Dance of Spain”

April 11, 2012September 15, 2024 Nia TowneArts & Culture, Community, Editorials, Featured

San Diego based dance troupe Sol Flamenco with Mark Taylor, guitar Grant Ruiz, guitar and Dr. Terry Longshore, percussion  Press Release Courtesy Of: Colleen Graves,…

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Upcoming: An “Older” Yungen Brings Piano Brilliance Back Home

April 11, 2012September 15, 2024 Nia TowneArts & Culture, Ashland, Campus, Community, Editorials, Featured

Press Release Courtesy Of: Jody Schmidt, Executive Director of SOU Chamber Music Concerts   Chamber Music Concerts (CMC) presents a recital by Joseph Yungen, a…

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From dream to reality: Dr. King’s legacy lives on

January 16, 2012 Nia TowneEditorials, Featured, Opinion

There are many things that could be said of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s legacy. We could discuss his famous “I have a dream” speech…

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