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Category: Op-Ed

Pass the Cushman: Berning Man

January 28, 2016January 28, 2016 Julie AkinsEditorials, Entertainment, 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 are if you have a social media account you’re sifting through a landfill’s worth of…

Senators Wyden and Merkley on Student Debt

November 25, 2015 Julie AkinsCampus, Featured, News, Op-Ed, Opinion

The Siskiyou was asked to publish this letter from the offices of Senator Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley. While we might normally refuse, we felt the issue of student debt is so pressing we would allow this platform. We would…

Op-ed: students, faculty, staff and administration represent SOU at Oregon Higher Education Sustainability Conference

February 5, 2013 Brandon OverlockCommunity, Op-Ed, Opinion, Top Story

By Winston Friedman, Ecology Center of the Siskiyous co-director On the last day of January and the first of February students, faculty, staff, administrators, industry and community members from every corner of Oregon including seven representatives from SOU met at…

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Resolve this New Year to get serious about cervical cancer prevention

January 22, 2013 Brandon OverlockCommunity, Op-Ed, Opinion

By Deborah Dotters, MD and Cynthia Pappas Cervical cancer takes a terrible toll; nearly a dozen women die from cervical cancer every day in the United States alone. The tragedy is especially cruel because these deaths are for the most…

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Lumberjack International: Jumping off Cliffs, Crashing into Trees, and Other Ways to Impress 12-Year-Olds

April 12, 2012 kuiryamfEntertainment, Op-Ed

Whilst voyaging the Caribbean this past summer, I learned a few things.  First of all, it is still not alright to drink unfiltered water in third-world countries.  One might think that contracting the same parasite in two different locations on…

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Editorial: ASSOU Vice President Comment on LegCon 2012 in Washington, D.C.

April 4, 2012 Nia TowneCampus, Community, Editorials, Letters, News, Op-Ed, Opinion, SOU Students Vote, Top Story

ASSOU Vice President Amanda Stucke and ASSOU President Hassan Harris, along with 9 SOU students, attended the annual USSA Grassroots Legislative Conference and Lobby Day in Washington, D.C. Every year, the students of the organization put on a rally, and…

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Ten-year $100 billion cut may hit Pell Grant Program

February 24, 2011 kuiryamfFeatured, Op-Ed, Opinion

The U.S. Congress is preparing to vote on wide-reaching budget cuts that could affect the academic livelihood, and survival of many college students. President Barack Obama’s 2012 federal budget takes aim at Pell grants and loans for graduate students. The…

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