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    The Design of Tiny Homes and Their Significance Within Our Environment and Communities
    Wood, Jennifer; Voronovich, Donna
    This research examined the design of tiny homes and the significant impact they have on the people within in our communities and the environment around us through the works of a creative visual project using collage. The research focused on The Tiny House Movement through the creation of an informational magazine, social media campaign, and posters while highlighting the overall benefits and disadvantages. Tiny houses are typically less than 400 square feet which make them a much more sustainable option compared to a regular-sized home as they require fewer materials to construct and use less energy. They are also considered to be more affordable and can be constructed within a couple months, allowing people to save money. They have also been of use as a quick solution to help solve the issue of homelessness in many high poverty neighborhoods. While tiny houses have become increasingly popular, it is still a foreign concept to many, as most people are generally unaware of the tiny house movement. Also, many don’t have access to the opportunity of owning one due to zoning restrictions and building codes. The hopes for this project were to present the advantages and disadvantages of owning a tiny home in order to promote further growth of The Tiny House Movement, and to help spark legalization of tiny homes nationwide. The main goal was to create a work of graphic design that would communicate what I learned from the research in a visually appealing and informative manner.
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    The Oakland Post 2021-09-01
    (Oakland Sail, Inc., 2021-09-01) Gilbert, Garry; Ritenburgh, Don; Thomas, Jeff; Reid, Lauren; Janis, Bridget; Hume, Sophie; Abdelmessih, Gabrielle; Scheidel, Matthew; Gudenau, Sarah
    Grizzlies on the prowl: Students are back roaming the campus for Welcome Week ; OUSC launches campaign to get student workers paid ; The men’s team’s buzzer-beating finish against U of M ; How negotiations between faculty and OU turned sour ; Welcome Week festivities are in full swing ; International Students and Scholars Office (ISSO) hosts welcome reception ; Counseling Center offering free therapy sessions ; School of Nursing granted Jonas Philanthropies ; Looking for a job? OU Career Services can help ; Students discuss COVID-19 vaccinations at OU ; OUSC launches Raise The Wage Campaign, advocates for $15 minimum wage ; Men’s soccer falls to Michigan on two buzzer-beater goals ; Navigating college as a young autistic student ; People of OU: International Student Ayman Ishimwe ; The worst faculty contract negotiations in OU’ s history ; Alumnus returns to OU staged reading of his play ‘Alabama Story’ ; Students share thoughts on online learning, the good and bad ; ‘Don’t Breathe 2:’ Who is the bad guy? ; A loss of focus: United States’ missteps in Afghanistan ; Men’s basketball releases non-conference ; Edward Rowe and Bhavneet Sohal to join men’s golf team ; Women’s Soccer team suffers crushing defeat ; FDA-Approved Back-to-School Tips for Dummies
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    The Oakland Post 2021-09-08
    (Oakland Sail, Inc., 2021-09-08) Gilbert, Garry; Ritenburgh, Don; Thomas, Jeff; Reid, Lauren; Janis, Bridget; Hume, Sophie; Abdelmessih, Gabrielle; Scheidel, Matthew; Gudenau, Sarah
    Students back in class: After shaky start to fall semester, students return eager for a fresh beginning. ; Mandate Update: OU gives students extra time to upload vaccine documents ; Campus Solidarity: Two days of picketing culminates in march through the heart of OU ; Grizzlies Sweep: Volleyball team dominates weekend series against EMU Eagles ; Students share their thoughts on start of fall semester ; New faculty contract: what concessions were made ; ‘9/11 Twenty Years Later’ to commemorate 20th anniversary ; COVID-19 vaccination deadline extended by one week ; Anti-Vax Mandate Protest: ‘My body, my choice’ ; College of Arts and Sciences welcomes new Dean Carey ; ‘Fridays at the Farms’ return to campus, off campus ; Day one: Faculty, students and retirees picket ; Day two: The march through the heart of OU ; People of color: students, faculty share their thoughts on work stoppage ; Looking back: February 1962 communism was OU’s hot-button issue ; OU introduces new Master of Social Work Program ; Łódź to Litzmannstadt: Derek Hastings on the Rywka Lipszyc diary ; My experience walking the AAUP picket lines ; Rec Center launches new app, making life easier for students ; End of COVID-19? Still seems far-fetched to me ; ‘Shadow and Bone’ fans speculate season two ; Esports adds two members to their Overwatch team ; Baseball finalizes its 2021-2022 roster; adds 14 new players to the mix ; Volleyball sweeps Eastern Michigan on Family Day ; Women’s soccer falls to University of Toledo
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    The Oakland Post 2021-09-15
    (Oakland Sail, Inc., 2021-09-15) Gilbert, Garry; Ritenburgh, Don; Thomas, Jeff; Reid, Lauren; Janis, Bridget; Hume, Sophie; Abdelmessih, Gabrielle; Scheidel, Matthew; Gudenau, Sarah
    9/11 Retrospective: Center for Civic Engagement hosts panel looking back at the day that changed everything ; OU Remembers: 20 years later OU community shares memories of Sept. 11, 2001 ; People of OU: Two more stunning profiles in our new feature series ; Mastadons Down: Men’s soccer dominates the pitch against Purdue Fort Wayne ; Slim Chickens is open in the OC, and we taste tested it for you ; Decline in OU enrollment, expected $17 million deficit ; 20 years later: what OU remembers from Sept. 11, 2001 ; Yang Xia’s labs are doing a lot for the world of physics ; Looking Back on 9/11: Paper tigers no more ; Grizz Festival welcomes new students to OU ; Professor Peter Markus talks love, grief, family in new poetry book ; People of OU: woman of many talents Dr. Doris Plantus ; People of OU: Artist, Custodian Ruigen Cai ; WXOU Main Stage headliner brings music to The Habitat ; Education in America: Reading the elephant in the room ; James Wan returns to horror films with ‘Malignant’ ; Fall 2021 highly anticipated YA book releases ; Women’s soccer falls to MSU ; A closer look at Finn Jurak ; Men’s soccer wins against the Mastodons
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    The Oakland Post 2021-09-22
    (Oakland Sail, Inc., 2021-09-22) Gilbert, Garry; Ritenburgh, Don; Thomas, Jeff; Reid, Lauren; Janis, Bridget; Hume, Sophie; Abdelmessih, Gabrielle; Scheidel, Matthew; Gudenau, Sarah
    Flowers of one garden: Peace Day Concert celebrates Indigenous culture, unity, OU’s Land Acknowledgement statement ; Mandate update: What we know about enforcement of vaccination guidelines ; People of OU: Disney on Ice performer, PR major takes center stage ; Flyers grounded: Men’s soccer shuts out Dayton in decisive home victory ; Photo of the the week: Performer Wayne Cleland took the stage during Sunday’s Peace Day Concert in the Varner Courtyard ; OUWB student is co-author of published orthopedic research ; WXOU brings 2021 Fall Main Stage to the Habitat ; OU student Sarah Denha travels to Marine Biological Laboratory ; Career Fair 101: Your guide to preparing for career fairs ; Vaccine mandate update: Procedures for enforcement, faculty concerns ; People of OU: Figure skater, PR student, Madeleine Gallagher ; Peace Day Concert celebrates Indigenous culture, Land Acknowledgement Statement ; Looking Back: Oakland University’s glow up ; 2021 Immigration Film Festival kicks off with ‘Missing in Brooks County’ ; Q&A with Rio and the Rockabilly Revival band member ; Student Max Folino’s film in 2021 Freep Film Festival ; A Grizzly’s Guide to a Healthier Y(OU):’ debunking THAT Minaj Tweet ; Jenny Han books to be adapted to Amazon series ; Texas’ Gov. Abbott oppresses reproductive freedom ; Nobody cares about your fantasy football team ; Volleyball wraps up non-conference play ; Women’s Basketball: 2021-22 schedule ; Men’s Soccer defeats Dayton in shutout win
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    The Oakland Post 2021-09-29
    (Oakland Sail, Inc., 2021-09-29) Gilbert, Garry; Ritenburgh, Don; Thomas, Jeff; Reid, Lauren; Janis, Bridget; Hume, Sophie; Abdelmessih, Gabrielle; Scheidel, Matthew; Gudenau, Sarah
    Struggle on the pitch: Men’s soccer suffers tough defeat in first conference loss of the season ; E-Board Exodus: Student Congress resignations, Legislators denied compensation ; Live the Dream: Keeper of the Dream scholarship accepting applications ; Lucky Number 11: Women’s soccer team wins yet another academic award ; Kresge Library celebrates 60th anniversary ; OUPD’s Rape Aggression Defense class empowers women ; OSI hosted a “super” All Night Party ; OUSC President, VP resign before impeachment hearings ; OUWB welcomes new development associate ; Professor Greiner on the loss of unemployment benefits ; Struggles on the pitch, men’s soccer suffers tough loss vs. UIC ; Medical schools need more arts and humanities says OUWB study ; The OU Writing Center offers free writing consultations ; Keeper of the Dream Award to receive applications for 30th year ; Meghan and Harry’s experiences too familiar for interracial families ; Lil Nas X hits a home run with his debut album, ‘MONTERO’ ; Eight essential albums for a crisp, cozy fall ; My time as a member of Student Congress ; ‘Dear Evan Hansen’: is it really that bad? I didn’t think so ; Humanize the athlete ; Women’s soccer wins Academic Award ; OU alumni and men’s golf team play to stalemate at Elliott Cup ; Rom-Coms ranked from worst to best
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    The Oakland Post 2021-10-06
    (Oakland Sail, Inc., 2021-10-06) Gilbert, Garry; Ritenburgh, Don; Thomas, Jeff; Reid, Lauren; Janis, Bridget; Hume, Sophie; Abdelmessih, Gabrielle; Scheidel, Matthew; Gudenau, Sarah
    La Pittura Art Exhibition: Oakland Center displays artwork of recent Art/Graphic Design alumni ; Congress Conflict: The struggles that led to OUSC’s first special election since 1982 ; A Colorful Victory: Volleyball team defeats rival PFW on Crayon Drive night ; Hall of Famer: OU Legend Jane Briggs-Bunting recognized for remarkable career ; Homecoming and reunion weekend coming Oct. 8-9: here’s the lineup ; OUSC rebuilding after E-Board resignations, Legislator strike ; SPB hosts movie night to relieve student stress ; CAIR facilitates international students’ experiences ; La Pittura alumni art exhibition in Oakland Center ; Volleyball defeats rival PFW on Crayon Drive night ; Jane Briggs-Bunting inducted into NFOIC’s Open Government Hall of Fame ; People of OU: Actress, special lecturer Milica Govich ; OU’s Board of Trustees appointment process ; Looking Back: College student goes on game show ; HPV and Oropharyngeal Cancer ; ‘Defy the Night’: an iconic example of world-building ; It’s time for OU to expand their athletic facilities ; Swimming and Diving prepares for new season ; Women’s soccer extends winning streak ; Women’s golf places fifth in Golden Grizzlies Invitational ; Volleyball star Lindsay Wightman continues family legacy
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    The Oakland Post 2021-10-13
    (Oakland Sail, Inc., 2021-10-13) Gilbert, Garry; Ritenburgh, Don; Thomas, Jeff; Reid, Lauren; Janis, Bridget; Hume, Sophie; Abdelmessih, Gabrielle; Scheidel, Matthew; Gudenau, Sarah
    Homecoming Heart-stopper: Men’s soccer’s thrilling comeback win against Cleveland State last Saturday ; Ora's Donation: President Pescovitz gifts $1 million toward scholarships ; Contract Finalized: New faculty contract is official, professors distrust admins ; A Healthier Y(OU): Taking care of your mental health at this stage in the pandemic ; Dr. Pescovitz gifts $1 million dollars to fund scholarship for future leaders ; AAUW hosts menstrual product drive to end period poverty ; Faculty contract finalized: faculty, admin relationship still strained ; OU equestrians to raise team awareness through cornhole fundraiser ; Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with ‘In the Heights’ ; OUSC special election: how to vote, meet the candidates ; Crafts with a Purpose makes a positive impact in OU community ; Mentalist Duo turns skeptics into believers at Thursday Night Mainstage ; OU fights hard in four sets for Homecoming victory over UIC ; Golden Grizzlies Lead: Black Lives Matter workshop ; OU alumni capturing Black experience through art ; OU’s Association for Women in Communications’ chapter ; ‘A Grizzly’s Guide to a Healthier Y(OU)’: COVID-19 and Mental Health ; OU alumnus researches economics of marijuana legalization ; Speculations on Taylor Swift changing ‘Red (Taylor’s Version)’ release date ; ‘Sex Education’ season three perfects the high school drama ; Volleyball swept by Milwaukee in clash of Horizon League titans ; Pistons power past Spurs in preseason opener ; Men’s soccer takes home Homecoming win ; Volleyball rallies to beat Green Bay ; Women’s soccer takes down Cleveland State in rainy affair
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    The Oakland Post 2021-10-20
    (Oakland Sail, Inc., 2021-10-20) Gilbert, Garry; Ritenburgh, Don; Thomas, Jeff; Reid, Lauren; Janis, Bridget; Hume, Sophie; Abdelmessih, Gabrielle; Scheidel, Matthew; Gudenau, Sarah
    Special Election: Student Congress elects new president mid-fall semester ; Piecing it together: La Pittura Art and Art History club host Collage Making Day ; Shifting landscape: Coach Greg Kampe particpates in panel on future of college sports ; OU’s net position increases $71.6 million in fiscal year ‘21 ; Meadow Brook Theatre brings ‘Clue’ to life ; OUSC election: new student body president, v.p. elected ; OU Inc. and Beryline are developing a new electric scooter ; BOT meeting: research, investments and new faculty contract ; OU’s PRSSA Chapter hosts “Headshot Happy Hour” ; Hundreds of students participate in Make a Difference Day ; Faculty request BOT liaison, admins actively nonresponsive ; La Pittura hosts “Collage Making Day!” with guest speaker Sally Schluter Tardella ; People of OU: Songwriter, skater, actress, Bella Javier ; The Holidays at Meadowbrook to feature light show ; B.A. of English program modernizes curriculum, adds courses ; Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority to host fundraiser for illness research ; OU Professor and NASA scientist awarded Scialog Fellowship ; ‘World War C’: A thorough examination of the COVID-19 pandemic ; 5 sitcom episodes to enjoy this Halloween season ; What to wear: top trending Halloween costumes 2021 ; CCE sports panel highlights major changes in college athletics ; OU’s Esports League of Legends team gets a buff ; Women’s soccer dominates in victory over Wright State ; Men’s Soccer defeats UW-Green Bay ; New director of basketball operations is ready to build consistent winner
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    The Oakland Post 2021-10-27
    (Oakland Sail, Inc., 2021-10-27) Gilbert, Garry; Ritenburgh, Don; Thomas, Jeff; Reid, Lauren; Janis, Bridget; Hume, Sophie; Abdelmessih, Gabrielle; Scheidel, Matthew; Gudenau, Sarah
    Volleyball Sweeps: Golden Grizzlies Volleyball wins in straight sets on Breast Cancer Awareness Night ; The State of OU: President Pescovitz addresses university finances, construction ; COVID-19 boosters: Students share thoughts on the third dose of COVID-19 vaccine ; People of OU: English major, educator, LAS architect Ashleigh Dubie ; President addresses university finances, construction projects ; LEAP hosts trail mixer promoting environmental consciousness ; Criminal Justice Club continues immigration conversation ; Golden Grizzlies Lead presents ‘I Heart Values’ ; Golden Grizzlies Lead presents ‘I Heart Values’ ; AAUW organizing Oct. 30 walk for breast cancer on campus ; OU’s Outdoor Club hikes through Kentucky ; Mary Ann Samyn continues Maurice Brown Poetry Readings ; ECLIPSE to host Trunk-or-Treat for Halloween ; HALO commemorates Hispanic Heritage Month ; WISER to host “Picture a Scientist’ screening Nov. 5 ; Posties share their must-watch Halloween film favorites ; Are you eligible for a COVID-19 booster shot? ; OU alum talks juggling life as singer-songwriter, graduate student ; NCCHS hosted Taiwan Week to promote cultural awareness ; People of OU: English major, educator, LAS architect, Ashleigh Dubie ; 2021 marks 10th anniversary of Arab Spring movements ; ‘The Bachelorette’ season 18 premiere playbook ; A stand out adaptation: ‘Dune’ didn’t disappoint ; ‘Halloween Kills’ murders audience interest ; Posties predict the University of Michigan v. Michigan State game ; Annabelle Tomei works to balance busy student athlete lifestyle ; Volleyball wins a hard-fought match against Youngstown State ; Women’s soccer drops to pivotal game to Milwaukee on Senior Night ; Volleyball sweeps Robert Morris on Breast Cancer Awareness Night ; Killer OU themed Halloween costumes
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    The Oakland Post 2021-11-03
    (Oakland Sail, Inc., 2021-11-03) Gilbert, Garry; Ritenburgh, Don; Thomas, Jeff; Reid, Lauren; Janis, Bridget; Hume, Sophie; Abdelmessih, Gabrielle; Scheidel, Matthew; Gudenau, Sarah
    Learning Leadership: Golden Grizzlies Lead hosts workshop to help students use their values ; Administrator exit: Longtime Vice President for Finance and Administration leaves OU ; Back in the pool: Women’s swim team dominates in win over rival Toledo ; Overtime win: Men’s soccer picks up heartstopping win over Milwaukee ; Administrators won’t talk to us about campus construction projects ; OUWB professor sheds light on racial disparities in breast care ; VP for Finance and Administration leaves university ; ‘50 Grizzly First Dates’ speed dating ; SPB hosts annual Haunted Habitat featuring ‘Poltergeist’ ; Leadership and Volunteer Center makes Halloween kits ; Golden Grizzlies Lead presents 'The Values of Leadership' ; La Pittura hosts Halloween-themed ‘Learn To Face Paint!’ event ; Recent Oakland University graduate awarded NSF Fellowship ; How to get involved on campus during a pandemic ; Oakland Women’s Swim Team Rolls Past Toledo ; Do you need a flu shot for the 2021-2022 season? ; Student newspapers seeing considerable uptick in readership this fall ; Student survey: Where do you get your news? ; ‘Midnight Mass’ triggers contemplation of mortal existence ; ‘To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before’ spinoff series ; Justin Verlander returning to Detroit? Not so fast ; How will injuries continue to impact athletes? ; MSU’s Kenneth Walker dismantles rival U-M in 37-33 victory ; Men’s and women’s Swim & Dive sweeps Xavier ; Men’s soccer’s winning streak snapped by Bowling Green ; Swimming and Diving places second in Atlantic 10 Classics ; Volleyball gets Senior Night Victory over Cleveland State in five-set battle ; Men’s soccer’s winning streak snapped by Bowling Green ; How to rejuvenate your life post-midterms
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    The Oakland Post 2021-11-10
    (Oakland Sail, Inc., 2021-11-10) Gilbert, Garry; Ritenburgh, Don; Thomas, Jeff; Reid, Lauren; Janis, Bridget; Hume, Sophie; Abdelmessih, Gabrielle; Scheidel, Matthew; Gudenau, Sarah
    Making Waves in the Horizon League: Golden Grizzlies Swim and Dive win big in their first conference meet ; Construction Q & A: Adminstrators answer questions about ongoing campus renovations ; Concert on Campus: Oakland Symphony Orchestra returns for performance in Varner ; People of OU: Professor Getnet Bekele discusses his work studying Africa ; SEHS receives accreditation for continuous improvement ; OUWB professor Michael Trese earns laureate award ; Meet Tig: Oak View hall’s leader dog in training ; SPB’s annual talent show coming to the Habitat ; On-campus job fair to offer employment opportunities ; Oakland Symphony Orchestra gives second performance of the season ; Mental health: What is seasonal affective disorder? ; People of OU: the History Department’s Getnek Bekele ; SMTD Presents ‘The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee’ ; Joi Cunningham is new Vice President of Human Resources ; CCE hosts journalism presentation on navigating news sources ; ‘Shadow and Bone’: Netflix show vs. books ; ‘Maid’ is heartbreakingly real diving into poverty ; 5 Christmas songs I’ll embrace this early in November ; Golden Grizzlies’ women’s basketball team prepares to take the next step ; “More experienced” men’s basketball team ready to hit the court next week ; Men’s basketball fends off Lake Superior State for exhibition win ; Swimming and diving rolls past UIC in first conference meet ; Women’s soccer clinches spot in Horizon League finals with dominant win ; Women’s soccer falls short of championship gold in loss to Milwaukee ; Swimming and diving laps Grand Valley State
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    The Oakland Post 2021-11-17
    (Oakland Sail, Inc., 2021-11-17) Gilbert, Garry; Ritenburgh, Don; Thomas, Jeff; Reid, Lauren; Janis, Bridget; Hume, Sophie; Abdelmessih, Gabrielle; Scheidel, Matthew; Gudenau, Sarah
    Victory Over the Horizon: Golden Grizzlies men’s soccer defeats Cleveland State and clinches its spot in the NCAA tournament ; Sex Ed Trivia: Grizzlies for Choice host event to inform students on health ; Bouncing Back: Women’s basketball secures their first win of the season : Healthcare Convo: Abdul El-Sayed talks to us about healthcare and politics ; Grizzlies for Choice enhance students’ sexual education ; OUWB students receive awards from American College of Physicians ; WXOU presents Lyons and Unknown Neighbors for mainstage ; Students volunteer in America’s Thanksgiving Day Parade ; Leadership and Volunteer Center to host annual OU Day of Service ; Th!nk it LOUD spreading positivity and compassion ; Graphix OU organizes food drive and hosts holiday card decoration event ; English/Creative Writing Department hosts Career Night ; Midterms feature historic successes in Michigan, Democratic setbacks ; Women’s basketball defeats Niagara for first win of season ; A conversation with Dr. Abdul El-Sayed about health disparities ; Is TikTok shrinking students’ attention spans? ; Looking Back: ASL’s rocky road to recognition at OU ; Local advocate Ashley Rapp works to end period poverty ; ‘Red (Taylor’s Version)’ is out and I’m not fine at all ; ‘You’ season three has the most toxic relationship yet ; Federal vaccine mandate usurps state and judicial power ; Men’s soccer advances to the Horizon League Championship Game ; Men’s basketball pulls off early season upset over OKST ; Intercollegiate sports roundup Nov. 7-14 ; Women’s basketball drops season opener to Toledo ; Volleyball loses fifth straight, stumbles into conference tournament ; Volleyball falls to Wright State in then fourth straight loss ; Men’s soccer crowned kings of the Horizon League
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    The Oakland Post 2021-11-24
    (Oakland Sail, Inc., 2021-11-24) Gilbert, Garry; Ritenburgh, Don; Thomas, Jeff; Reid, Lauren; Janis, Bridget; Hume, Sophie; Abdelmessih, Gabrielle; Scheidel, Matthew; Gudenau, Sarah
    Defending Home Court; Golden Grizzlies women’s basketball snagged their first conference victory against Robert Morris at home ; SAFAC Struggles: Student body president battles OSI over use of tuition dollars ; OU has Talent: SPB packed The Habitat full for this year’s student talent show ; O'rena Victory: Men’s basketball sends Toledo Rockets speeding back to Ohio ; University denies Post’s FOIA request concerning John Beaghan’s retirement ; It’s unclear how increase in university’s net position will benefit students ; Student Body President concerned over OSI spending SAFAC dollars ; OU Has Talent crowns winner, draws large audience turnout ; Over 500 students participate in annual OU Day of Service ; Learn about and experience Chanukah at upcoming JSO event ; Chartwells hosts “Thank-ful” event to fight food insecurity ; Pre-Law Club and Alpha Sigma Tau host 1920’s prom fundraiser ; Men’s basketball speeds past Toledo, 80-59 the final ; OU introduces Taiwan study abroad program ; OUWB students promote awareness of gender disparities ; OU hosts Afghan Women’s Festival to spread awareness ; Women in Business presents Women in the FBI panel ; Administrator response to Oakland Post net position article ; CVS drops Supreme Court case, victory for disability ; The legacy of Halo: Infinite’s multiplayer has potential ; Silk Sonic releases debut album to universal acclaim ; Volleyball’s season comes to end in Horizon League quarterfinals ; Ohio State blows out Michigan State in pivotal Big 10 matchup ; Women’s basketball falls to Youngstown State in conference opener ; Women’s soccer coach Juan Pablo Favero proud of team growth ; Women’s basketball snags first conference win
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    The Oakland Post 2021-12-08
    (Oakland Sail, Inc., 2021-12-08) Gilbert, Garry; Ritenburgh, Don; Thomas, Jeff; Reid, Lauren; Janis, Bridget; Hume, Sophie; Abdelmessih, Gabrielle; Scheidel, Matthew; Gudenau, Sarah
    Winter Wonder Lights: Meadow Brook hosts must-see holiday lights display ; Student Perspective: Students share their thoughts on COVID-19 learning experience ; Oxford Strong: Students, Oxford High alums open up about last week’s tragedy ; Flames Extinguished: Women’s basketball dominates against conference rival UIC ; Letter from the editor: Happy holidays, thank you for an incredible semester ; O’rena to host first in-person graduation during COVID-19 era ; Winter Grizz Fest to showcase student involvement on campus ; Student organizations host Stress Less Day amid finals ; Lingustics Department offers new speech language pathology minor ; New Geographic Information Science minor offers unique opportunities ; OU students comment on COVID-19 college experience ; Network of enlightened Women empowers students on campus ; Mandate update: Winter semester deadline, faculty concerns ; OUWB students’ organization nominated for Billion Acts of Peace award ; Campus community responds to tragic school shooting in Oxford ; Ways to feel festive, get in the holiday spirit and stay safe this break ; Current OU students and Oxford High School alumni share thoughts on tragic shooting ; Posties share their favorite holiday specials ; People of OU: OUWB welcomes Dr. Akshata Naik ; NAfME completes successful fundraiser for local music education organization ; Omicron variant emerges as a public health threat, 36 reported U.S. cases ; JJ’s House brings community together for Thanksgiving meal ; Political implications, domestic terrorism examined in Jan. 6 case ; Roe v. Wade in doubt after Supreme Court oral arguments ; My top six book recommendations of 2021 ; MLB war between players and owners culminates in lockout ; Wolverines demolish Hawkeyes 42-3 to win Big Ten Championship ; Intercollegiate sports recap Dec. 1-8: MSU, U-M, GVSU ; Carrying the weight of performance expectations ; Kahlaijah Dean: Women’s basketball’s leading star ; Swim and Dive combine for seven golds at Zippy Invitational ; Women’s basketball extinguishes Flames of UIC in Horizon League matchup ; Offensive woes sink women’s basketball against IUPUI
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    The Oakland Post 2022-01-12
    (Oakland Sail, Inc., 2022-01-12) Gilbert, Garry; Ritenburgh, Don; Thomas, Jeff; Reid, Lauren; Janis, Bridget; Hume, Sophie; Abdelmessih, Gabrielle; Scheidel, Matthew; Gudenau, Sarah
    Last Minute Matchup: Men’s basketball dominates in impromptu game against Ohio Christian ; Going Fully Online: Campus Community share their thoughts on online start to semester ; Defend the Den: Golden Grizzlies score comfortable conference win over Milwaukee ; A Proper Homecoming: Jamal Cain talks success on the court, coming back home to OU ; Counseling Center supports students amid climbing COVID-19 cases ; Annual MLK Day of Service to take place Jan. 19 ; Q&A: Dean of students talks vaccine mandate ahead of winter semester ; Dec. 13 BOT meeting: New member and graduate program, CAS dean speaks ; OU community’s thoughts on returning fully online ; OUPD offering self-defense classes for OU community ; People of OU: OUSC VP strives for long lasting impact, representation ; Keeper of the Dream award recipient shares thoughts on interracial issues ; New Communication, Advocacy and Social Justice minor ; Student loan repayment plans scheduled to resume May 1 ; People of OU: Alumna, content creator and influencer, Kate Lazarski ; Men’s basketball dominates in blowout win over Milwaukee ; Talking skincare with OUWB clinical professor Dr. Fatima Fahs ; Masking is not murder, stop comparing it to the Holocaust ; ‘Emily in Paris’ is a girlboss take on the French ; ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ swings its way to the top ; ‘Harry Potter 20th Anniversary: Return to Hogwarts’ ; ‘Encanto’ is taking the world by storm, and for good reason ; 'The Bachelor' season 26 premiere - yay? ; The Weeknd tunes into the afterlife on ‘Dawn FM’ ; It doesn’t matter if ‘Don’t Look Up’ was bad ; Detroit Lions bite kneecaps of Packers to close regular season ; Spartans rally back to defeat Pittsburgh in Peach Bowl ; Men’s basketball wraps up non-conference play with loss to Michigan State ; SEC foes set to square off in highly-anticipated national title game ; Shorthanded women’s basketball wins in dramatic fashion ; Men’s basketball star laser-focused on being the best he can be ; Men’s basketball dominates in last-minute matchup
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    The Oakland Post 2022-01-19
    (Oakland Sail, Inc., 2022-01-19) Gilbert, Garry; Ritenburgh, Don; Thomas, Jeff; Reid, Lauren; Janis, Bridget; Hume, Sophie; Abdelmessih, Gabrielle; Scheidel, Matthew; Gudenau, Sarah
    Raiders Down: Golden Grizzlies women outlast conference rival Wright State ; Contract Fallout: OU AAUP faculty accuse university of bad-faith bargaining ; Healing Healthcare: Black student nurses raise awareness on health disparities ; Dance Protest: Students use dance to get the administration’s attention ; OU AAUP accuse university of bad-faith bargaining ; Where OU stands on campus accessibility, transportation ; SMTD on tour during Varner Hall renovations ; Dr. Al-Shabrawey’s vision for future of eye research at OU ; School of Business recognized as one of USA’s best ; OU receives gold seal for voter engagement efforts ; Rec Center committed to improving student well-being ; Leadership OU connects students and alumni for networking ; Prepare for career fairs through ‘Expert Advice from Employers’ ; Golden Grizzlies’ top ten tips for another COVID-19 semester ; OU professor awarded research grant for Anti-Deep Fake technology ; Black Student Nurses Association paves way for cultural competence ; Oakland outlasts inferior Wright State, evens overall record to .500 ; Healthy habits for college students to pick up on ; Police Files: 1/19/2022; Operating under the influence ; Students turn dance celebration into protest ; ‘Scream’ (2022) is bringing back the past in a good way ; ‘One True Loves’: YA masterpiece we’ve been waiting for ; ‘The Matrix Resurrections’ — a subversive reboot ; Head volleyball coach Rob Beam resigns ; Michigan State hockey drops two against Wisconsin ; Women’s basketball loses to Northern Kentucky ; Meet valuable women’s basketball player Alona Blackwell ; Grace Nolan: Love the major, love the sport ; Golden Grizzlies track and field team start season at the SVSU Meet ; Men’s basketball wins close Cleveland State game ; Men’s basketball defeats rival Purdue-Fort Wayne ; How to harness and radiate main character energy
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    The Oakland Post 2022-01-26
    (Oakland Sail, Inc., 2022-01-26) Gilbert, Garry; Ritenburgh, Don; Thomas, Jeff; Reid, Lauren; Janis, Bridget; Hume, Sophie; Abdelmessih, Gabrielle; Scheidel, Matthew; Gudenau, Sarah
    Titans Fall: Golden Grizzlies women dominate in game against Detroit Mercy ; Allegations Denied: University responds to accusations of bad-faith bargaining ; Difference Makers: Pontiac clinic, OU students help provide healthcare to those in need ; Back on Top: Men’s basketball tied for lead spot in the Horizon League ; Career Services and student orgs host ‘Portfolio Palooza’ ; ‘Into the Classroom’ event gives insight into teacher experience ; OU ISSO hosts international student conference ; Pawley Lean Institute partners with Lean Learning Center ; Health and Medicine organization seeks to inform students ; Society of Women Engineers are closing the gender gap ; Oath Keepers charged in connection with Jan. 6 insurrection ; OU students showcase talent at Kennedy Center Festival ; World-renowned Harlem Globetrotters perform at O’rena ; Pontiac clinic provides free healthcare to people in need ; Police Files: 1/26/22, Assault and Battery ; Enbridge Line 5 pipeline, a threat below the surface ; ‘Shadow and Bone’ season two casting announcement ; Ring the ‘Belle’: Studio Chizu delivers animated classic ; ‘The Tragedy of Macbeth:’ Joel Coen’s Shakespearean nightmare ; 10 movie releases that I’m looking forward to in 2022 ; Netflix’s new stop-motion film ‘The House’ is trending ; Here’s how Oakland men’s basketball can win the Horizon League ; Women’s basketball battles back to sweep Metro Series ; Kendrick Nunn to be honored by men’s basketball program ; Swimming and Diving wins 23 golds in route of Wayne State ; Men’s basketball suffers first conference loss to Milwaukee ; Oakland defeats Green Bay, back in first place in Horizon League ; Women’s basketball back in the win column against Detroit Mercy
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    The Oakland Post 2022-02-02
    (Oakland Sail, Inc., 2022-02-02) Gilbert, Garry; Ritenburgh, Don; Thomas, Jeff; Reid, Lauren; Janis, Bridget; Hume, Sophie; Abdelmessih, Gabrielle; Scheidel, Matthew; Gudenau, Sarah
    Back on Campus: A look at OU’s case numbers, community comments on Feb. 1 return to in-person activities ; Campus Inclusivity: How OU holds up as an LGBTQIA+ friendly environment ; Scholarship Screwup: University mistakenly offers 5,500 students highest scholar award ; People of OU: Alum Cayla Smith talks journalism, representation in the newsroom ; Where OU stands as an LGBTQIA+ friendly campus ; OUWB welcomes new associate dean of Undergraduate Clinical Education ; Honors College offers its students Study Abroad Scholarships ; Office of the Registrar shares information for upcoming registration cycle ; Career Services panel offers career fair preparation advice ; Returning to campus: What should students expect? ; Jan. case count, community comments on in-person return ; OU mistakenly offers 5,500 Platinum Presidential Scholar Award ; Board of Trustees denies AAUP request for faculty liaisons ; OU professor earns Department of Energy grant for dark matter research ; University Receives NSF funding for cybersecurity research ; People of OU: Professor Howell prepares for retirement ; Men’s basketball bests Michigan-Dearborn ; Former Post editor talks career, representation in journalism ; Behind the scenes of OU with Lisa Peterson ; A back-to-campus guide on COVID-19 ; A sneak peek into OU’s Barstool Sports Instagram account ; ‘Selling Your Service Industry Skills’ the value of work experience ; Explore business majors, career paths Feb. 9 ; ‘Echoes and Empires’: new breakout YA series? ; My 2022 Sundance Film Festival favorites ; Oakland men’s basketball midseason grades ; Golden Grizzlies men’s basketball outlasts UIC ; Swim and dive beats Horizon League rival Cleveland State ; People of OU: Detroit sports personality, entrepreneur Mike Sullivan ; Women's basketball loses tough game to Robert Morris ; Women’s basketball stuns first place Youngstown State
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    The Oakland Post 2022-02-09
    (Oakland Sail, Inc., 2022-02-09) Gilbert, Garry; Ritenburgh, Don; Thomas, Jeff; Reid, Lauren; Janis, Bridget; Hume, Sophie; Abdelmessih, Gabrielle; Scheidel, Matthew; Gudenau, Sarah