2008 Woodie Awards
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Ladies: Eugene's most eligible bachelorTo win his title, Jay Klein from the School of Law beat out the competition in an event to raise money for foster children in Lane Countyby Jill AhoJay Klein is not used to being the center of attention, but as Eugene's most eligible bachelor, he's getting plenty of it. "I've been jabbed in the ribs so many times by friends and coworkers I can probably loosen a rib and make a girlfriend out of it," Klein, associate director of development for the law school, said. |
Legislature considers safety for collegesA new proposal would allow Oregon universities to choose from five options for the best fitby Jill KimballRecent university shootings have thrust campus safety to the forefront the nation's mind, and Oregonians are no exception. Douglas Park, assistant general counsel to University President Dave Frohnmayer, and Frances Dyke, vice president of finance and administration at the University, last week finished and presented the final draft of a proposal to reform the Oregon University System's campus safety model. |
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Researchers develop tools to better study wormsTwo UO researchers hope the new tools, used to study nematode worms, will advance research aimed at understanding the human brainby Trevor DavisUniversity researchers Shawn Lockery and Kristy Lawton stared in awe at a computer screen showing a movie clip of a slithering worm Monday afternoon. These worms could eventually provide a better understanding of the human brain and other organisms. |
State legislature urged to approve $200 million bond request for arenaIn brief | Arenaby Ryan KnutsonThe Legislative Fiscal Office has decided to not alter its recommendation that the Oregon Legislature approve the University's $200 million bond request following the revelation of the 2004 ECONorthwest report. The 2004 report suggested an arena could earn about $4. |
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ASUO holds meeting to gear up for 2008 electionsStudents interested in running for government seats must apply by the deadline of March 7by Robert D'AndreaAbout 20 students came to an informational meeting about 2008 ASUO elections Monday. Some of them are already involved in student government. There will be another informal meeting on Feb. 29, and all candidates must file by 5 p.m. on March 7 in the ASUO office. |
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