Oregon Daily Emerald

Unconscious male abandoned on campus

Paramedics at the scene said the unidentified victim, left behind the Education building, possibly suffered from alcohol poisoning and was in serious condition

by Stefanie Loh

An unidentified male was found unconscious and abandoned in the bushes along the dimly lit footpath behind the Education building at about 9 p.m. last night. Department of Public Safety third watch commander Sgt. Lonnie Ekstrom said witnesses reported seeing the male being dragged into the bushes at 8:50 p.

DO YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO?

by Trevor Davis

Can someone suck on a penny before blowing on a Breathalyzer to mess it up? Can a police officer search a car when someone gets pulled over? If you place a 'No Minors' sign on the entrancee of a party, are you clear of any liabilities? What reason does a police officer need to enter a party? If you host a party with alcoholic beverages and someone drives home drunk are you responsible? What's the best course of action when getting pulled over by a police officer?

Amounts of Oregon Opportunity Grants to increase

The changes will make it easier for more needy students to afford to attend college, officials say

by Moriah Balingit | News reporter

Despite benefiting from the Oregon Opportunity Grant, Senior Lorena Landeros has been forced to take out loans and work up to two jobs to fund her college education. "I'm constantly worried about how I'm going to pay for the classes I need to graduate," she said.

Professor studies effects of concussions

Li-Shan Chou's research has found that symptoms often stick around longer than people typically think

by Eric Florip

Students who take a nasty hit to the head during a sports game are usually willing to sit out the next few plays. They might want to sit out the next few games. Current research at the University has found that the effects of a concussion often linger for much longer than most think - more than a month in many cases.

EMU creates new offices, rearranges old ones

In brief

by Jobetta Hedelman

Things look a bit different around the EMU these days thanks to the relocation of several student and administrative offices. One move that is very noticeable is that of the Taylor Lounge on the main floor. The International Resource Center's space on the mezzanine floor is currently under construction and the center is now housed in the lounge.