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President Ray on economy: 'this too shall pass'
Former chair of economics at Ohio State University shares his view on current slump plaguing country, world's markets
With the economy taking a dive and heading into recession, OSU president and published economist, Ed Ray, urges students to hang on and ride out the financial drought.
After the Dow Jones dropped 778 points last Monday, many investors' worst nightmares were confirmed.
Flu season prompts discussion on proper antibiotic usage
Over 140,000 emergency room visits a year are due to negative side effects of antibiotics
With the winter season quickly approaching, it is time to review proper antibiotic use to help keep the community at large healthy.
As part of a statewide campaign promoting safe and responsible antibiotic use, this week is Antibiotic Awareness Week, hosted by AWARE, the Oregon Alliance Working for Antibiotic Resistance Education.
The Black Cultural Center opens doors
The Lonnie B. Harris Black Cultural Center held its open house last night, hoping to be a "home away from home" for students
Students, faculty and staff joined together and got a chance to meet new faces and reconnect with old friends at the Lonnie B. Harris Black Cultural Center open house Monday evening.
In 1973, a collective cultural center opened for all minority students at OSU; the BCC opened in 1975, and is named after the first director of the Equal Opportunities Program at OSU, Lonnie B.
