2008 Woodie Awards
News
Gubernatorial candidates hold debate at UniversityThe forum, held in Columbia 150, centered on the appropriate method to improve the funding of higher education in Oregonby Calvin Hall
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Thoughts on shattering science's glass ceilingFemale students are a majority in science classrooms, but male faculty members outnumber their female counterpartsby Tom Hubka
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Instructor, students help fix New OrleansLiz Carter is assisting the restoration of historic buildings in the city after they were severely damaged by Hurricanes Katrina and Ritaby Matt Chaban
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Senators fail to meet ASUO job demandsStudent Senate leaders have not held members accountable for missing office hours and meetingsby Nicholas Wilbur
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Student's improvised art symbolizes effects of warMegumi Kaizu discussed visiting historic war-torn sites such as the Auschwitz concentration campby Bob albrecht
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Intelligent design supporters tout merits of conceptThe three participants said life on earth is too complex to be produced by means other than a sentient creatorby Ed Oser
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'Sex Installment' newsletters reach captive audienceStudents in the residence halls found the publication, which discusses sex issues, posted in bathroom stallsby indsay Funston
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African-American Israeli athlete speaks at UOLaVon Mercer attempts to dispel misconceptions about Israel after playing basketball there for 14 yearsby Matt Chaban
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Fundraiser aims to benefit rare wetland creaturesby Calvin Hall |
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ASUO Street Faireby Kai-Huei Yau |
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Detour awaits motorists on McVay Highwayby Calvin Hall |
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Drug use limits federal student aidOregon has denied thousands of students' FAFSAs because of drug-related convictions, report saysby Ed Oser
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Female voices in a male-dominated fieldFew women are tenured in the UO science department, but some professors strive to change the idea of the stereotypical male scientistby Tom Hubka
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Female voices in a male-dominated fieldProfessor Geri Richmond attributes her accolades to the value of her students' workby Tom Hubka
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Intelligent design advocates host campus discussionby Ed Oser |
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Transportation hearing seeks resident responseby Calvin Hall |
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Energy committee appoints new headby Calvin Hall |
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UO professor awarded for newspaper researchThe winning study involved testing the accuracy of stories by presenting them directly to news sourcesby Philip Ossie Bladine
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Eugeneans give pause for tai chi and qigongWorld Tai Chi and Qigong Day brought community members outside to demonstrate and celebrate healthby Thomas Miller
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Search for law dean ends at homeAfter a failed pursuit of a new dean, Interim Dean Margie Paris was promoted to full deanby Ryan Knutson
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Immigrants demonstrate through absenceActivists held a rally and refused to work, shop or attend classes in support of immigration rightsby Calvin Hall |
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Police dispel angry crowd, make arrests outside partyAn event at the Vet's Club was shut down because attendees exceeded the venue's limitsby Jared Paben
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Packed room takes in writer Tobias WolffThe author of 'This Boy's Life' read from three of his works to a full house in the Knight Libraryby Ed Oser
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Senate hears apartments resolutionSome student senators said the resolution comes too late to oppose the Westmoreland saleby Nicholas Wilbur
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Gubernatorial candidates speak at free forum on campus tonightby Calvin Hall |
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New site for hospital generates controversyNeighborhood groups protested the rezoning plans for the McKenzie-Willamette hospitalby Calvin Hall
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Oregon Economic Forum to discuss health care systemA UO professor coordinated the event to provideby Tom Hubka
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Community reacts to diversity planUniversity students and faculty made inquiries about the logic and morality of the new planby Ryan Knutson
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Reported bike theft down from 2005Eugene police officials attribute the crime to those who trade the bicycles for meth or heroinby Susan Goodwin
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Take Back the Night rally unifies participantsA crowd gathered at the EMU Amphitheater and marched through campus and Eugene Thursday evening to protest sexual violenceby Philip Ossie Bladine
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Darfur rally discloses reality of genocideActivists decried the Sudanese government's alleged atrocities, citing personal anecdotesby Eric Florip
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Forum seeks new views on immigrationSpeakers discussed policies they said threaten immigrants at the Siempre Amigos Association eventby indsay Funston
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