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Let's talk about sex

Yesterday marked the beginning of the University’s annual Sex Week, organized by the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer Alliance to promote safer sex and sex-positivity, while exploring sexual identities and stereotypes. “It calls attention to a subject that’s often taboo in our society. Full story

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Hope abounds as Ducks begin year

Oregon baseball coach George Horton has a lot of sayings in his back pocket, but the one that has emerged this year has a particular ring in the second year of Duck baseball. “Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery; live today, live the present,” sophomore Danny Pulfer said at Monday’s media day. Full story

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No apologies from Toyota despite fault

Imagine driving down the road and taking your foot off the gas only to watch your speedometer post continually higher speeds, or driving on a bumpy road and going to hit your brakes, but nothing happens. These are the fears of the legion of Toyota drivers around the world. Full story

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Panel to discuss Klan’s local ties

The rise and fall of the Ku Klux Klan in Oregon and Eugene in the 1920s will be the subject of a panel discussion on campus tonight. “The Invisible Empire in Oregon, Eugene and at the UO: The Rise and Fall of 1920s Ku Klux Klan” will take place at the LLC Performance Hall from 7 p.

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Leadership deficit hurt Ducks last year

It’s not very often that a major Division I school decides to start a program from scratch. Most fans didn’t know what to expect last year with Oregon bringing back baseball after 28 years. Some expected it to compete for the conference title after it hired head coach George Horton and brought in a nationally acclaimed recruiting class.

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Underground rappers make above-ground appearance

A diverse array of rap and hip-hop artists will hit the stage at WOW Hall this month. While many students have never heard of names like Eyedea & Abilities, P.O.S. or Dosh, they are part of an up-and-coming underground rap movement. And while they don’t have million-dollar contracts with Def Jam or Universal, that’s exactly how they want it.

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Get involved, take charge of education

As students, we all know what the state of education funding in Oregon looks like right now. For the last several years, the cost of college tuition has skyrocketed, class sizes have continued to swell, financial aid for students has begun to dry up, and the dream of higher education has become even more elusive for countless high school students across Oregon.

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