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Faculty hears budget outlook
Oregon State University's director of government relations, Jock Mills, called Tuesday's reversal of political control the "blue tsunami," and speculated, at least in Oregon, on the impact that Democratic control might have on higher education and OSU specifically. |
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Enrollment in Oregon universities falls slightly
Enrollment in Oregon's seven public universities, plus the Oregon State University branch campus in Bend, is starting to taper off, according to figures released Thursday by the Oregon University System. Fall enrollment numbers for 2006 reached a record high of 81,002, but that's an increase of just 114 students systemwide. |
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Dolphin with four fins may prove terrestrial origins
Japanese fishers have found an unusual bottlenose dolphin with an extra set of fins that could be an evolutionary throwback to the time when the marine mammals' ancient ancestors walked on land. |
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OSU, OHSU study of 'male-oriented' rams gains high-profile foe
The tale of Oregon's gay sheep experiment just grew stranger. On Thursday, tennis great Martina Navratilova sent letters asking the presidents of OSU and OHSU to end what she calls "homophobic and cruel experiments. Many gays and lesbians," she wrote, "stand to be deeply offended by the social implications of these tests."
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Ranches work as retreats for rich
Wealthy absentee owners are converting more of the West's ranches and farms into personal hunting and fishing playgrounds, including areas near scenic Yellowstone National Park. Well-heeled outsiders, dubbed "amenity ranchers," are not a new phenomenon, but their growing appetite for these retreats is. Even as housing prices slump in cities and suburbs, the market flourishes for getaways with hundreds or thousands of acres of mountain, forest or prairie. |
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Research: Military dreams big with help from OSU brains
A little-known military agency that spends billions on futuristic projects expects little success from most of its work.But the small percentage of radical ideas that emerge from researchers, including those at Oregon State University, could dramatically change your life. |
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OSU travels to Pasadena with bowl hopes
Winner of four conference games in a row for the first time in six years, the OSU football team will try to keep its strong momentum going with a showdown in Pasadena this weekend against UCLA.
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