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Turn on, tune in to Jungle Juice
KBVR show is able to place callers live on air; station may see actual rating numbers - student opinion broadcasted city-wide
A lot more work goes into creating a radio show than pushing a few buttons.
For two OSU students this reality has just turned into second nature.
Sophomores Nick Van Sandt - an international business major, and Rick Crawford - a history and education double major, have been producing their own radio show through the student radio station, 88.
Foreign language a plus for scoring that first job
Trend shows students taking foreign language classes, like Spanish, to supplement for any resume shortcomings
Foreign language courses have become increasingly important for students to land a career after graduating.
Laura Renicker, a junior in political science and accounting, plans on pursuing a career in international business. Renicker said taking Russian language courses will help her accomplish her goal.
University of Oregon may be going private
Funds appropriated to U of O aren't likely to be dispersed among other public universities
The word is out that the University of Oregon is looking at the possibility of leaving the Oregon University System.
Dave Frohnmayer, the president of the University of Oregon, was among a group of university presidents who gave mission presentations to the State Board of Higher Education.
