Daily Vanguard, Portland State University, OR
3 days ago by Marie Miller
To Ashlanders, Jen Moss is simply known as the "Naked Lady." Most recently, however, she is not only making news for her revealing pasties and strange habits, but also for her desire to sue the city of Ashland for not allowing her to participate with a group of 10 people in Ashland's noteworthy Fourth of July Parade--only wearing a G-string, rollerblades and a smile.
The Daily Barometer, Oregon State University, OR
2 days ago by Dan Fitzpatrick
If political campaigns were modeled on movies, Barack Obama's campaign would definitely be based on the movie "Speed."
In the movie, Jeff Daniels tells Keanu Reeves that if he finds himself in a situation where someone is holding a hostage, Reeves should eliminate the criminal's bargaining chip by shooting the hostage.
The Daily Barometer, Oregon State University, OR
2 days ago by Sara Gwin
There has always been something incredibly fascinating to me about religion. In particular, Christianity is something I have spent the better part of 15 years trying to understand.
I picked up the Bible at a very young age as I began my foray into literature.
The Daily Barometer, Oregon State University, OR
2 days ago by Dan Fitzpatrick
In the small Massachusetts town of Gloucester, the local high school has come under major scrutiny after it was revealed in a Time magazine article that at least 17 teenaged-girls have become pregnant; in a mainly Catholic town and a school of around 1,200, the girls (none of whom are older than 16) are causing quite a stir.
Daily Vanguard, Portland State University, OR
3 days ago by Sarah Hutchins
"Impeach Bush! Impeach Bush!" command the posters, bumper stickers and protesters eagerly waving their signs around Portland. I smile at their valiant effort, but then a wistful thought snakes through my mind. Too little, too late.
As much as I would love to see George W. Bush booted out of the White House, sprawled on the concrete while passerbys sneer at his dopey face, it isn't a realistic goal.
Oregon Daily Emerald, University of Oregon, OR
4 days ago by Guest Commentary
It was during my junior year in high school that I read for my class the book "L'étudiant étranger" ("The Foreign Student") by Philippe Labro. The story describes a year abroad of a French student who, thanks to a scholarship, goes to America. Set in the 1960s, everything was changing and he could discover many new things in this different country.
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