College Headlines

G-Unit went and blew it

Arbiter Online, Boise State University, ID

21 hours ago by DALE W. EISINGER
Culture Editor

"Look at hip-hop. Name a group!" G-Unit front man 50 Cent said in an introduction to the group's new album "Terminate on Sight." "There's no group, period, in hip-hop."

This causes one to really question 50's knowledge of the genre, as he apparently hasn't taken into account the still-active Wu-Tang Clan, N.

Planned Parenthood keeps killing them softly

The Daily Barometer, Oregon State University, OR

13 hours ago by Dan Fitzpatrick

I'm surprised the Black community in Portland isn't up in arms right now - one of their new neighbors has a proven track record of anti-Black bigotry and violence. A new Planned Parenthood center is being built in Northeast Portland on Martin Luther King Boulevard.

Board of Higher Education approves OSU building budget

The Daily Barometer, Oregon State University, OR

10 minutes ago by Robert Ingle

With the building budget for 2009-11 approved by the Oregon Board of Higher Education, Oregon State University looks to improve and construct several buildings on campus, including a new College of Business building, international residence hall and student involvement center.

Misjudgement

The Daily Barometer, Oregon State University, OR

10 minutes ago by Nick Lilja

When a defense attorney describes his or her clients as "good people" who made "an error in judgment" it's not too often that anyone agrees. People like killers, rapists and thieves have been coined, "good people" by defense attorneys.

It seems like only the clients agree.

We hardly knew him, and we must now appreciate a full life in death

Oregon Daily Emerald, University of Oregon, OR

2 days ago by Robert Husseman

I never met Todd Doxey personally. If I had ever spoken to him or crossed his path, I was unaware. Todd Doxey only existed to me in the form of numbers. Four. Number of consecutive weeks Doxey served as player of the week on the football scout team last season.

Fuel prices have LTD eyeing cuts in the future

Oregon Daily Emerald, University of Oregon, OR

1 day ago by Robert D'Andrea | Senior news editor

Lane Transit District will consider cutting services this year, despite record ridership, because of high gas prices. The district will also raise group passes such as the ASUO's by more than eight percent in 2009, which will likely disconcert an executive team that campaigned on increasing campus bus service without paying significantly more for it.

Dear New Yorker editor: We're not stupid

Oregon Daily Emerald, University of Oregon, OR

2 days ago

The controversy over The New Yorker's cover depicting an anti-American Barack Obama in the Oval Office is unquestionably rooted in the darkest ideologies of scare tactics and fear mongering.

Your magazine thinks that the caricature is a satirical lampoon of the mudslinging the right-wing uses to smear Obama.

Strong Oregon following creates ticket shortage for Boise State fans

Arbiter Online, Boise State University, ID

13 hours ago by KIRK BELL
Sports Coordinator

There are many fans that will be left out of the show come Sept. 20. That show is Boise State University football's next big athletic event: BSU vs. University of Oregon.

Bronco Nation was given the news that Gene Bleymaier, Boise State's athletic director, had struck a deal with the University of Oregon releasing 2,000 tickets.

Drunk or sober, river floaters cut loose: The Good

Arbiter Online, Boise State University, ID

15 hours ago by Bob Beers

With recent developments focusing on the issue of alcohol and the river, parents can breathe easy knowing that the treasured Boise River lacks the overflowing booze and reckless drunks of the past. Floating down the Boise River used to require keeping a watchful eye, not just on the river, but on fellow floaters.