2008 Woodie Awards
News
Axelrod, Mann advance in electionby Nicholas Wilbur
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Party grievance elicits finger-pointingThe ASUO Elections Board ruled on a grievance against the Brown-McLain ticket for an alleged promotional party last weekby Nicholas Wilbur
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Court limits number of posters candidates can place on kiosksby Nicholas Wilbur |
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ASUO finance coordinator relinquishes postNick Hudson resigns from his position, stating that the ASUO Executive didn't make good on last year's campaign proclamationsby Nicholas Wilbur
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Garden to alert public to animal crime labA government agency chose UO students to design a garden about the work of the Ashland facilityby Philip Ossie Bladine
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Fulbright grants go to UO scholarsThe awards will allow the two recipients to conduct research in Colombia and the Netherlandsby Ryan Knutson
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Human rights activist tells of Colombian atrocitiesThe leader of the Dawn of Women for Arauca spoke about her group's efforts in stemming war's effectsby Eric Florip
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Neil Proto speaks tonight on environmental lawby Ed Oser |
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Oregon State Police to add 10 new positionsby Calvin Hall |
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Pranksters carry on Ken Kesey's bus sagaby Kai-Huei Yau |
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UO picks for law dean decline postCandidate Kevin Johnson of UC Davis says he is 'glad that chapter in my life is behind me' regarding his application processby Ryan Knutson
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Immigration rallies draw mass supportIn Eugene and across the country, demonstrators participated in a National Day of Actionby Calvin Hall
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Students plan 'visions' of a renewed SpringfieldUniversity architecture students planned possible changes to various downtown areas in a design workshop with local designersby Calvin Hall
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Proposed changes to code spark controversyThe ASUO's authority and the University's physical jurisdiction were among the issues addressedby Susan Goodwin
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Does money necessarily mean votes?Higher campaign spending does not appear to have a directby Nicholas Wilbur
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Meeting for Conduct Code feedback today at 11 a.m.by Nicholas Wilbur |
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Party promoting Brown-McLain prompts auditPresidential candidate Dallas Brown said he didn't organize a kegger now under investigationby Parker Howell & Nicholas Wilbur
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Living and loving life, with cancerUniversity student Amelia Worth needs a stem-cell transplant after previously battling leukemiaby Susan Goodwin
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Grievance filed against ASUO campaignA University dorm resident complained after allegedly witnessing students from the Axelrod-Guzman campaign soliciting for votesby Ryan Knutson
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Scholarship may breach incidental fee use rulesThe Student Senate is divided on whether incidental fees should benefit individualsby Nicholas Wilbur
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Johnston lecturer gives the word on writing about sexBenoit Denizet-Lewis, a writer for The New York Times Magazine, spoke at the University on Tuesdayby Ed Oser
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Exposed! aims to give fresh viewpoints on old conceptsThe LGBTQA's annual drag show will featureby Tom Hubka
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Developers forge ahead with new plans for the cityOfficials are preparing to enter the second phase of The Walnut Station Mixed Use Development Planby Calvin Hall
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Forum gives Lane community a look at judicial candidatesFour hopefuls vying for the position of Circuit Court judge for Lane County answered queries Thursdayby Susan Goodwin
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Student files grievance against former ASUO Executive hopefulsThe complaint said the Brown-McLain ticket violated election rulesby Nicholas Wilbur
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Primary election results are inby Nicholas Wilbur |
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