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Allocations drain funds from Senate

The Senate has just more than $3,000 left in surplus funds after its last meeting

The bell lap

Sarah Pearson has seen the track team rise up from tumultuous circumstances in her four years

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Got snow, will travel

This year's UO Rail Jam featured snowboarders and skiers from the UO snowboarding team. Snow was brought in from Mt. Hood and packed onto the ramp that was set up on 14th Avenue and Kincaid Street.

The second-annual Cricket Campus Rail Jam tour featured snowboarders and skiers from around the country
by Mike O'Brien
UPDATED: 5/9/2008, 12:48 PM

Thursday was not consistently sunny, but it was very much a spring day with a temperature of about 55 degrees and a light breeze. Still, Josh Dwinal went snowboarding on fresh snow from Mount Hood. With an elevation of 11,249 feet, Mount Hood is snowy year-round. However, Eugene is not. Fifty-five tons of snow were trucked to the corner of Kincaid Street and East 14th Avenue from Oregon's highest mountain Thursday morning.

Sports

Twilight of the season upon Ducks

The Oregon Twilight runs concurrent with Pac-10s for decathletes and heptathletes

by Jacob May

Twilight of the season upon Ducks

It will be an event of firsts and lasts in today's Oregon Twilight meet. In the last Oregon track and field meet in Eugene this season, it will be the first time fans can get a look at the most recent seating additions added to Hayward Field in preparation for the Olympic Trials.

Pulse

Brooke Returns

Eugene native Brooke Parrott will celebrate the release of her album at Cozmic Pizza tomorrow

by Alison Nicole Grisé | Freelance Reporter

Brooke Returns

Harmonious melodies played by Brooke Parrott and other talented collaborators from all over the country are the background for the 24-year-old's impeccable voice. Blues, Americana and folk music genres heavily influence the lyric-driven songs on her upcoming debut album, "Another City.

News

Study: 8 glasses not for the masses

Eight glasses of water each day may not be necessary, expert says

by Jill Kimball

Study: 8 glasses not for the masses

We know the old adage well: Drink eight glasses of water every day to stay healthy and hydrated. Doctors have given their patients that line for decades, but as it turns out, there may be no reason to obey their orders. After reviewing clinical studies, health experts at the University of Pennsylvania found no evidence that the eight-glasses rule makes an already healthy person any healthier.


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From technology to media, Associate Pulse Editor Matt Sevits has insight and analysis. For your daily fill of pop-culture, read The Other Side of Normal.

Graphic designer Ryan Heidt posts award-winning graphics while discussing his own creations that go in the paper in his blog, Left Brain, Right Hand.

City/County/State reporter Jason Reed goes behind closed doors to give you an inside look in his blog, Your Government.


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