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Kulongoski lets off some steam
with a visit to the OSU heat plant
The office in the OSU heat plant is made from the remains of an old boiler.
Gov. Ted Kulongoski stood among those remains during his brief tour of the plant Thursday morning before embarking on a visit to the new combined heat and power (CHP) plant that is being built on southwest Jefferson Way.
Eve 6 to headline ASOSU concert at McAlexander
Free concert to be held at McAlexander Field House
Rock band Eve 6 will headline "Break Down/Rise Up", a free concert at the McAlexander Field House from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. today.
In addition to the festivities, students will also be able to register to vote at the event, which will be presented by ASOSU and is set to immediately follow the Beaver Community Fair.
Petroleum prices mean more for food
Prices for foods like corn increase as the price - and demand for - fuels like ethanol increase
On Thursday, economists from across the nation gathered in the CH2M Hill OSU Alumni Center for a conference addressing the rising cost of food and energy in the United States.
The conference, titled "Rising Food and Energy Prices: U.S. Food Policy at a Crossroads," was an informative conference aimed at educating the public on the undeniable link between food and energy prices.
Sexual Health Survey ranks OSU on top
Of 139 universities, OSU ranks 15th in sexual health and resources on campus
The results are in, and OSU ranks right at the top.
Coming in 15th out of 139 universities across the United States in sexual health and resources on campus means that the lofty fees that students pay Student Health Services are paying off.
This is the third year that the Trojan Sexual Health Report Card survey has been completed.
