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Woman says Sounders FC player Jaqua sexually assaulted her
This morning's Seattle Times reports on a lawsuit filed in Portland this week against Sounders FC forward Nate Jaqua , accusing the soccer player of sexual assault.
Former Minden resident sentenced in multiple robberies
A Douglas High School graduate was convicted of robbery and sentenced to prison in the connection with multiple robberies in Eugene, Ore., according to press reports there.
Ex-UO student sentenced for string of robberies
A former University of Oregon journalism student has been sentenced to a dozen years in prison for a string of robberies he pulled off to help pay gambling debts.
Full circle: Crime spree begins and ends at Eugene restaurant
Sam Sourikoff walked into Mazzi's Restaurant in south Eugene last December, flashed a gun, took a wad of cash, grabbed a bottle of wine and ran.
Importance Of Developmental Screening Tool For Identifying Delays In Pre-term Children Shown
The study was a collaboration between physicians at PeaceHealth Medical Group, led by pediatrician Dr.
Outgoing UO president one of a rare breed
Dave Frohnmayer wanted to be Oregon's governor back in 1990. That didn't happen.
Newspapers across the state will be digitized for regional and national database
Karen Estlund, digital collections coordinator for the University of Oregon Knight Library, will head the statewide Oregon Digital Newspaper Project.
MU Freshman/Morgantown-native Shines at Junior Championships
Matt Schiffbauer was only 5 seconds off lead. COURTESY: MARSHALL SPORTS INFORMATION Marshall University freshman Matt Schiffbauer finished fifth in the 1500 meters race at the U.S. National Junior Championships at the University of Oregon's Heyward Field on Sunday.
Oregon marchers protest Iran crackdown
Dozens of protesters marched from the University of Oregon to City Hall to show support for the dispute over an election in Iran.
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Court Theatre Announces The Election Of Virginia Gerst As Chairman Of The Board Trustees
Court Theatre's Board of Trustees and Artistic Director Charles Newell announce the election of Virginia Gerst as the company's Chairman of the Board of Trustees.
Weekend freeway shutdown planned
For a series of weekends later this summer, Portland drivers will have to live without Interstate 405, as the Stadium Freeway receives the first facelift in its 40-year history.
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She was born on July 23, 1932, in Wisconsin, and was raised in North Dakota. She moved to Deer Park, Wash., in her 20s, and to the Portland area a few years later.
Oregon unveils new, high-tech uniforms
The University of Oregon football team will once again be pushing the boundaries of athletic fashion.
Immigration: When anger turns to violence
The Sunday Oregonian's Opinion section featured a commentary on the topic of Immigration, which included statements from those opposed to reform.
Senate OKs return of political checkoff plan
Only Gov. Ted Kulongoski's signature is required to reinstate a checkoff on income-tax returns allowing taxpayers to donate $3 of their refunds for political parties of their choice.
Judith Kovach and her dog Has at obedience class. June 21, 2009 -- Judith Kovach is trained as a dance performer and in choreography.
FTC on Greenwashing: Is That All There Is?
The Federal Trade Commission in mid-June charged three companies, Kmart Corp., Tender Corp.
Booze and lose: Binge drinking deaths up among college students
Oregon universities are out for the summer, but one thing not likely to take a summer vacation is binge drinking among college students.
In recession, demand for work visas drops
Niraj Patil was sitting at his pristine work desk, surrounded by vintage movie posters and World of Warcraft figurines, when a manager told him the good news - he was getting an H-1B visa that lets him live and work in the United States for at least the next three years.
Scientists Putting A Freeze On Oscillator Vibrations
University of Oregon physicists have successfully landed a one-two punch on a tiny glass sphere, refrigerating it in liquid helium and then dosing its perimeter with a laser beam, to bring its naturally occurring mechanical vibrations to a near standstill.