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Latex and Laffy Taffy answer questions
Condoms and candy break the ice for students at the Centro Cultural César Chavez
It was beginning to sound like a Marcy Playground song, but the Centro Cultural César Chavez was not hosting a '90s pop band.
"Condoms and Candies" - not to be confused with the 1998 song "Sex and Candy" - was a night of sexual education hosted by the 4Cs.
Forget that gift? A few campus groups have got your back
This is college, and procrastination is, well, pretty standard. That's why a few campus groups could be saviors for the love-struck student without a gift.
"A lot of the ladies are stopping by saying, 'oh, I like the roses,' hinting at their significant others," said Luis Palacios, whose fraternity Omega Delta Phi is selling the flowers today at 26th Street and Jefferson Way.
Forest's diversity brings it to spotlight
Cascade Range forest is host to large amount of OSU research
The H.J. Andrews National Experimental Forest has been nominated for a comprehensive ecological observation program by the National Ecological Observation Network this month.
"The National Ecological Observatory Network, or NEON, is seen as the way to address some of what we call the grand challenge questions," said Barbara Bond, a professor of forest science at OSU.
Concert and fair support 'green fee' campaign
'Rock Our World' event aims to raise awareness of current coal problems, proposal in process
A packed crowd filled the MU Ballroom last night as Rock Our World, a concert, sustainability fair and environmental art show educated the community on environmental issues and concerns.
The event - in conjunction with the ASOSU Environmental Affairs Task Force, MUPC and the personal efforts of Matt Jager, a senior in music production - featured four bands, more than 10 informational booths and eight art pieces all relating to the efforts both the OSU community and city of Corvallis can make to better the environment.
Bicyclist fails to signal, is struck by car
Corvallis resident Christopher Lightening suffered minor injuries when he was hit by a car after failing to signal while making a left turn on his bike, according to the Oregon State Police.
The accident occurred on the corner of 35th Street and Jefferson Way at 3:25 p.
