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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. Full story

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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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5 Things to do this week

MONDAY Concert: Eyedea & Abilities Where: WOW Hall When: 8 p.m. Cost: $10 advance, $12 door TUESDAY Lecture: Welfare Reform in a Time of Crisis Where: Knight Library Browsing Room When: 3 p.m. Cost: Free WEDNESDAY Lecture and Dinner: Inside Africa: Foreign Aid to Africa Does More Harm Than Good Where: EMU Fir Room When: 6 p.m. Full story

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Campus Politics

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No plan of resignation for ASUO Sen. Schultz

ASUO Senate Vice President Nick Schultz will not resign from the Senate, despite having announced by e-mail early Thursday morning that he would “voluntarily step down from a position of leadership at the University of Oregon.” Schultz sent out the e-mail after arguing with Senate President Nick Gower twice during Wednesday night’s Senate meeting.

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Higher Education

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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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City, State & Federal Politics

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Electric cars make a statement

In the state capitol building yesterday, innovators from across the state gathered for a display of the newest line of Oregon-made electric vehicle products. At the event, informally called EV Legislation Day, producers of electric vehicle technology sent a message to the state legislature: The electric car is here to stay.

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Crime & Safety

Police arrest a second man, LCC student in connection with UO placekicker beating

Eugene police made a second arrest this week in connection with the beating of Oregon football placekicker Rob Beard. Police arrested Lane Community College student Kirby Taylor Hawkins, 19, of Portland, Thursday on second-degree assault charges following the dispute early Sunday at East 17th Avenue and Hilyard Street that sent Beard to the hospital.

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Business, Health & Science

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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.

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Moving Guide

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In roomie harmony

“He eats my food.” “They party all the time.” “Her boyfriend is always over.” “He’s just so messy.” They say you never really know someone until you live with them. That is true for Alex Gillow-Wiles, a senior who has lived alone, with family, friends and now with his girlfriend.

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