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University offers scholarships to Oregon's best Unwilling to see the state's best and brightest high school students head elsewhere for college, the University of Oregon is rewarding their academic achievement with a new scholarship program. Under the Dean's Scholarships program, entering freshmen from Oregon who have a 3.6 or higher grade point average will receive scholarships worth $1,000 per year. Oregon high school valedictorians and students who graduate with a 4.0 or better will receive $2,000 per year. |
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'Monicagate' reveals media dilemma by Steve Ponder, professor No shortage exists of speculation on how the impeachment trial of Bill Clinton will affect the presidency, Congress, public opinion, the legal system, and the next presidential campaign. But the news media were affected by this spectacle, too, in ways maybe just as important to how citizens of the 21st century learn about political issues and what they think about the media and the democratic process. |
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Visitors share 'real world' experience Students and faculty at the SOJC were treated to visits from an impressive assortment of guest lecturers throughout winter term. National Geographic executive editor Bill Allen; former New York Times reporter Lydia Chavez; video producer Beth Harrington; co-creative director at Team One Advertising Josh Miller; and award-winning concert photographer Jon Sievert were among the distinguished professionals willing to share their time and experience with students. |
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| Duniway Center opens for students Students have resource and reading rooms with computer stations SOJC graduate students make their marks Enthusiasm, not pay, drives students Oregon Professor Emeritus Glenn Starlin dies Reaching Outside the Classroom |
National media shine spotlight on the School Students' work is recognized by advertising professionals, and the dean goes Hollywood Winter 1999 Guest Lecturers |
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Profs' work celebrated near and far Rivers Janssen: in the java trade University graduates, their family and friends provide their generous support to the School |
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