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UO students sell their blood

No, I’m not talking about student athletes trying to help Willie Taggart make his payday. This is about regular UO students selling their blood plasma to pay for their living expenses. Emerald reporter Francisca “Frankie” Benitez has the very interesting story here, with comments from a few UO Econ professors.…

Intercollegiate Athletics AC to meet at 9AM Tuesday on “Academic Integrity”

11/28/2017 sort of live blog: Membership, from https://senate.uoregon.edu/entry/?Committees=Intercollegiate%20Athletics%20Advisory%20Committee Johnny Earl, Custodial Coordinator, Campus Planning and Facilities Services Dennis Galvan, Vice Provost for Intl Affairs, International Affairs Tim Gleason, Professor / Faculty Athletics Representative, Journalism and Communication / President’s Office Andrew Karduna, Professor / Director Graduate Studies, Human Physiology Laura Leete, Assoc.…

Petulant Dana Altman bitches out his players for ruining Uncle Phil’s birthday party, then won’t let them talk to reporters

This is despite the March 2017 report from UO General Counsel Kevin Reed, saying the Ducks don’t prevent players from talking to the press. Steve Mims has the report in the RG here: … Altman found a few things that fit into the “you-can’t-do-that” category after Oklahoma defeated the Ducks…

ASUO and Senate presidents: Pres Schill’s response to protest misguided

Sorry, this is from the weekend, just catching up. ASUO President Amy Schenk’s Op-Ed was posted Saturday, along with a report from Saul Hubbard, “Backlash grows as UO pursues conduct charges for students who disrupted a Schill speech“. From Schenk: On Oct. 23, University of Oregon President Michael Schill wrote…

UO drops Facebook click charge against student collective member

11/21/2017:  That’s the decision of the “Associate Director for Investigations, Group Accountability, Student Conduct and Community Standards”. But the administration continues to press charges against other students. The Senate will debate a plea for leniency at its Nov 29th meeting. Reporter Casey Crowley has the story in the Emerald: … At…

Doug Blandy fired Bach Fest director Halls despite AAEO Director’s advice

11/14/2017: Saul Hubbard has the latest in the RG here: … The document does, however, show a split between the university’s Office of Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity and McCoy over how to reprimand Halls, an independent contractor who had just been given a multi-year extension and a raise. After…