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Sunday was Juliann’s first Mother’s Day!  Such a rare event deserved very special consideration, so I mulled over many different ideas of what I could do to make the day even more special.  I decided on taking Juliann (and, of course, Sebastian) to her very favorite place in the whole world:  the

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When the 2008 baseball season began, there were several holes in the roster that needed to be filled after some of the most productive players in Oregon State history left for the professional ranks. One of those positions was shortstop.

Monday … by definition, the start of a work week you just don’t want to tolerate. Much like Office Space’s reference to someone having a “Case of the Mondays,” today would be classified as one of those days. It’s mucky, damp, raining and generally nasty. So much for the glorious weather of last week.

This is going to be a busy week of events sponsored by the various Native American student orgs on campus. This Wednesday, the annual Salmon Bake will take place in the MU Quad starting at 12:30 pm. There is a cool article in the GT that features some of our Native American students collecting camas, a bulb that serves as a traditional staple of the Native Peoples in the Pacific Northwest.

Just when you think the Oregon State baseball team’s luck is about to run out, a player goes above and beyond to elevate themselves and the team to another level. In no way was that more evident then on Mother’s Day 2008 where sophomore Ryan Ortiz hit a grand slam in the bottom of [...]

by mail. That's how it is done in Oregon. There's no convening at election day poll booths, make-shift style in elementary school cafeterias. Here, choices are made in the privacy of one's own home with ample time provided to send the completed ballots out the door.

by Shallow Hal SavagePolitics.com Contributor I’m going to tell you a secret. I’ve always, deep down inside, wanted to be an actor. Slather me in make-up and a period piece costume and I would find the accent to match the garb.