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GAP display inspires debate
Women's Center, Genocide Awareness Project spread awareness on two sides
GAP display inspires debate
n Women's Center, Genocide Awareness Project spread awareness on two sides
By Candice Ruud
The Daily Barometer
Haunting images of bodies hanging from trees, emaciated and tortured concentration camp victims and 10-week-old aborted fetuses took residence in the MU Quad on Thursday as part of the Genocide Awareness Project's pro-life display.
OSU says goodbye to philosophy student
Nicholas Faas, 24, died in two-vehicle accident on Highway 99
He is remembered for being a young man filled with energy and spirit, a dancer who sang, loved and lived dancing.
Nicholas Larry-Lee Faas, a senior in philosophy at Oregon State University, passed away in a motor vehicle accident last week.
Yesterday, memorial services were held for Faas in a tribal ceremony in Grande Ronde, collaborated by the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde.
Ice core leads to discovery of new greenhouse gas
Researchers in geosciences, ocean sciences benefit from information on methane, CO2
A new discovery in greenhouse gases and climate effects has surfaced from an ice core obtained in Antarctica that dates back 800,000 years.
The ice core has provided researchers in geosciences and ocean sciences with valuable information that shows patterns of methane, carbon dioxide and temperature levels over that large amount of time.
ASOSU exposes ability differences
Accessibilty Awareness Week shows difficulties students with disabilities face getting around
You may be wondering how difficult is it to get around campus in a wheelchair. ASOSU offered students the opportunity to test this question this past week.
Every day of Accessibility Awareness Week had a theme. Monday focused on hearing disabilities, Tuesday on visual disabilities, Wednesday on physical disabilities and Thursday on learning disabilities.
Police Beat
ARRESTS
1:00 a.m., Tuesday, May 20 - Kaitlin R. Fitzgerald, 30, of Corvallis was arrested near Cascade Hall on charges of identity theft, fraudulent use of a credit card, computer crime and theft in the second degree.
6:46 p.m., Monday, May 19 - Shawn H.
Domestic dispute leads to drug bust
OSU student Barry T. Washington was charged with harassment, endangering the welfare of a minor, unlawful manufacture of marijuana, unlawful possession of marijuana and unlawful delivery of marijuana this week, according to a Corvallis Police Department press release.
