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Undercover at Powershift Thanksgiving with the O’Sullivans Elves behaving badly Holiday Drinking Game! Shameless Book Promotion What Happens when The OC goes to Texas [...]Last issue of the term, full of holiday cheer.
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Undercover at Powershift Thanksgiving with the O’Sullivans Elves behaving badly Holiday Drinking Game! Shameless Book Promotion What Happens when The OC goes to Texas [...]The student-produced “I Smell Roses” video has been getting a lot of publicity recently. Its nationwide attention has garnered positive reviews, however Disney and the UO Athletic Department are not happy.
The Athletic Department has asked the University of Oregon rap group “Supwitchugirl” to take down the video from Youtube. [...]
The ole’ polects over at the Arizona Desert Lamp have offered up a friendly wager on the upcoming Oregon vs. Arizona football game. If the Ducks win they will buy three of our book, By the Barrel: 25 Years of the Oregon Commentator at full price, with a memo [...]
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Carly Erickson’s Trend Spotting “Lurking in the Shadows” by T. Dane Carbaugh Scott Younker’s investigation into the ASUO’s spending on student conferences An Angry [...]Today we had our 19,000 comment ever on the blog. Thanks to a loyal fan base and liberal extremist who find our blog on Google.
According to our calculations we only need to put up 2 more blog posts on OSPRIG, one on the Comic Press, another on AHA and we [...]
Over at the Ol’dirty our favorite Emerald staffer, CJ Ciaramella has a great blog post on UO President Richard Lariviere’s guest commentary piece in Sunday’s Register Guard. Lariviere’s commentary piece did not seem to make any mention of the ongoing problems he is facing with the UO’s faculty. [...]
Last night’s senate meeting was like pulling a band-aid, quick and painful. The meeting started on a focus to keep up the ever falling ASUO senator retention rate. So far five senators have resigned, this leaves a lot of work for the senate to fill up those holes before [...]
During a Commentator meeting this past summer Guy, Dane and I were in the office working on the Summer Issue. The temperature reached a blistering 109, the humidity was at 97. Our 3rd floor office in the EMU became so hot the computers over heated. Our only item on the [...]
Yes Obama won the Nobel Peace Prize. Becoming one of a small number of Presidents who have won the award. Roosevelt and Wilson both won the award while in office and Jimmy Carter received twenty years after office. Obama becomes the first American to win the award since Al [...]
There are two things I learned from last night’s five hour senate meeting. First, the UO is one big pair of pants and the student groups are all different pockets. Secondly, covering the ASUO senate is a marathon, not a sprint.
The senates first priority was to approve Carina Miller to [...]
After months of playing with the idea of purchasing the iconic “Made in Portland” sign The University of Oregon has decided to back off. This week marked the end of a lease the UO purchased that gave it the rights to buy the sign. After a year that included one [...]
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Gun control really about all civil liberties by T. Dane Carbaugh A letter to freshmen from Carly Erickson Survival guide Booze reviewCheers!
[...]Summer Senate took place today, and THEY ACTUALLY DID SOMETHING ( ED. NOTE this summer senate meeting brought to you by the letter D). So I guess for once in my biweekly occurrences of reporting about the summer senate I actually have something to write about.
The biggest issue during the meeting [...]
As the Ol’Dirty decides to use it’s sports section to talk about golf players playing non University of Oregon affiliated golf. Former Oregon baseball player and 1942 American League MVP Joe Gordon was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.
As a second baseman for the New York Yankees [...]
The Summer Senate gathered earlier this evening for the second meeting of the summer. The meeting accomplished very little with all three main discussions being put on the table until further notice.
The first discussion of the meeting was continuing a discussion of branding the ASUO. This “branding” would consist of [...]
As president Lariviere has learned new media and started blogging about his hikes with Kitty Piercy, our beloved mascot Sudsy O’Sullivan has started his own twitter account. So if you have a twitter, follow him and see the inner thoughts of a narcicist/alcoholic/cannibal/libertarian beer.
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Today, at 5:17 PM the summer senate held it’s first senate meeting of the summer. The senate was down a member today as Jessica Jones resigned earlier in the morning. Since the meeting was quick (Thank God, and partially Sen. Gower) I will give a quick roundup of the meeting.
The [...]Michael Jackson has been reported dead today after complications due to a heart attack. The pop icon was best known for his #1 Album Thriller and his world wide success. The sudden death is a shock as Jackson was scheduled to perform 50 sold out shows in London beginning this [...]
Senator Carolyn Tomei has introduced a new bill to the Oregon Senate Tuesday proposing a law that would make cigarette butt littering illegal. The law is proposing a fine of $90 dollars and possibly 60 days of community service.
Opponents are calling it a waste of time, and I have [...]
Swine Flu is all the rage this week, and we just learned that it does not mean we like to pork fatties.
So far it has killed 152 people, with the only deaths being in Mexico. In the United States there have been reported cases in California, Ohio, [...]
After last year’s ASUO election that featured seventeen grievances and a heated presidential debate, I was pumped for this years annual ASUO shitshow. Alas, the grievance count still remains at an all time low and the debates were anything but entertaining.
The thunder that sparked the debates last year is gone [...]
Since it is everyone’s favorite holiday of the year, I thought we should begin the Airing of Grievances for 2008.
[Posted late. My bad. - ED]
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