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Beavers back in College World Series: Homegrown success
How small is the upper left corner of the United States, in college baseball terms? This small: If you took Oregon State's typical starting lineup against a right-handed pitcher, and added up the populations of their hometowns according to the U.S. Census Bureau's 2003 estimates, the total would be 637,686. Clemson would hit that out of the park merely if it used pitcher Sean Clark -- of Los Angeles.
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Official College World Series information
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On the Omaha Express
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Gillespie, Buck, Nickerson, Gunderson Earn All-America |
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Forestry dean gets thumbs up
Oregon State University faculty, staff and students in the College of Forestry have given Dean Hal Salwasser a vote of confidence, while also expressing support for making a number of changes within the college.
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OSU backs forestry dean despite furor |
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Higher ed: luxury or wise investment?
The debate about funding government programs in Oregon usually revolves around emotional appeals for more dollars and not about the actual benefits received. But let's look at higher education through more of a return-on-investment perspective. |
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Class of 2006 revels in improved economy
This year's college graduates nationwide are enjoying the rosiest job market since the economy tanked earlier this decade, with accountants, engineers and teachers scoring big. Oregon's slice is not as robust, but compared with the past four years, colleges report the most opportunities for the class of 2006.
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Commencement set for Sunday, June 18
Congratulations OSU-Cascades Graduates! |
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Real-world road test will pit new mileage fee vs. old gas tax
OSU Students Earn International Research Awards
Governor appoints an advisory group on climate change
West Nile making few inroads in Oregon
James Good receives national Sea Grant award
OSU grad school honors professor
Degree quest success favors women
Foundation names new CFO
Coastal airport sites vulnerable |
Busy Beaver: OSU's De Carolis is all smiles regarding his school's spring success
Part 1: Success and failure
Part 2: The 'State of Oregon State' Address
Oregon State Ranks No. 19 in Sports Illustrated All-Sports Rankings for Spring
Women's Rowing Season Wrap-up
Hurd, Lamun Named Pac-10 Conference Medal Winners
Away Game Football Tickets on Sale Friday |
OSUAA Updates
Celebrate Beaver baseball success with fellow alumni
The Beavers are back in college baseball's big dance. With a series sweep over Stanford in the Super Regional this weekend, the Beavs earned a second consecutive trip to Omaha to play in the College World Series. The Alumni Association is sponsoring two events to cheer on the Beavs, and both are free and open to the public:
No-host Social in Omaha
Friday, June 16
Omaha Hilton, 1001 Cass Street, Omaha (Directions)
7-9 pm (Central Time)
Portland-area Game Watch
Saturday, June 17
McMenamin's Mission Theater
Game time: 4:00 pm (Pacific Time) , doors open at 2:30 pm
21 and over only, please.
Navigate New Zealand's North & South Islands
Aboard the 128-Passenger Clipper Odyssey
Oregon State University invites you to explore New Zealand during the austral summer with President Ed Ray and his wife Beth, along with Jeff Todd, Executive Director of the OSU Alumni Association aboard Clipper Cruise Line. Departing February 18 – 28, 2007. |
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Beaver Eclips is a free service of the OSU Alumni Association. Its main purpose is to provide alumni and friends of OSU with a sense of how Oregon State has been portrayed in the news media over the past week. Items are selected by the staff of the Oregon Stater and by other OSUAA employees. Inclusion of an item in Eclips means only that we think it's interesting and/or important, and does not constitute an endorsement of its point of view or its journalistic accuracy.
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