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February 19, 2021<February 19, 2021

COVID in the Workplace
COVID-19 continues to prohibit restaurants from opening, but in the coming months there may be hope for a return to normalcy with vaccine distribution

by Sophie Meyers

COVID-19 cases have been decreasing steadily across Oregon since the holidays. The lowest death and case rates since late June 2020 have been recorded…

September 28, 2019<September 28, 2019

PSU Dodges Walkout on the Eve of Fall Term
SEIU strikers strike an agreeable bargain

by Margo Craig

article and photos by Margo Craig Early Saturday Morning, the union representing classified employees at Oregon universities, SEIU, came to a tentative agreement with…

June 18, 2019<June 18, 2019

Honey to Die For
The harmony of the Gurung people with Mother Nature's bees and their honey has been a tradition; but that relationship is being jeopardized by greed.

by M. Saqif Maqsud

Deep in the heart of the Himalayas, Mother Nature has been conducting a hidden transaction between man and bees for years. The Gurungs, an…

January 19, 2019<January 22, 2019

Believe in Something, Don’t Just Buy It
Who is Colin Kaepernick and what's all the fuss about?

by Van Vanderwall

The quarterback was twice awarded the Western Athletic Conference Offensive Player of the Year while playing for the University of Nevada at Reno. Signed…