1987-2022: The Oakland Post

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    The Oakland Post 1989-11-20
    (Oakland Sail, Inc., 1989-11-20) Oakland Sail, Inc.
    Dorm resident faces drug charge ; Stick 'em up ; Student leader dies in crash: Accident leaves one dead; friend critically injured ; Election goes to Landry: Anderson; Seeley; Shields lead congress race ; Election Results: President ; Landry to strive for unity; opinions ; TeleFund '89 nears goal ; That time of year ; New Briefs Nobody hurt in five-car fender bender ; Flasher returns to Library ; No bullet hole ; Man attacked after talent show ; Larceny reported in West Vandenberg ; Sharp move ; Corrections ; Abortion question is one we should answer ; Minority rules election ; Oakland has more to offer than many may think ; Letters to the Editor Clocks set students back ; Racial slur should not go unpunished ; Poster insult not surprising ; Pro-choice delivers battle cry to Washington: Leaders urge students to take up arms ; Bearing Turkey Day traditions ; Magician's tricks are treats from his past ; Chorale charms audience with diverse music ; Along the abortion front ; Huskies hurt Pioneers' playoff chances ; Pioneers suffer setback; gain split ; MONDAY NIGHT PICKS ; Tankers swim well; still get spanked by Wolverines ; Women victorious ; GLIAC women's basketball preview ; Defending champions start with two wins ; Diary of a long weekend ; Soccer season ends in loss
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    The Oakland Post 1992-11-11
    (Oakland Sail, Inc., 1992-11-11) Oakland Sail, Inc.
    Patterson wins election ; Inauguration invitation ; NTSA first Holiday sale ; Brown Bag lunch series ; Environmental screen ; Poetry reading ; Frontier history lecture ; JSO-Hillel luncheon set ; Food drive ; Workaholism among college students on the rise ; OU African Unity focus of day ; Congress authorizes liaison bill ; Women's Studies finds a new home: 221 Varner Hall now officially "women's territory" ; OU under the influence of alcohol week ; It's that time again ; Trustees select new chairman ; INAUGURATION EVENTS ; CRIME WATCH ; Opinion ; Witchcraft; satanism confused but not same ; Christians must endure glorification of evil practices Oct. 31 ; TQM theory should be explored; not attacked ; Purchasing parking just as frustrating ; OUR VIEW Inauguration a wise investment ; YOUR VIEW New ideas exposed by video 'gunpoint' ; Calendar THEATER ; ART ; CONCERTS ; EVENTS ; Excursions 'New' battles 'old' in Mass Appeal ; Play interprets problems: Child abuse is Medea's heart ; Whirlyball involves coordination; guts; wit ; Techno music has driving beat ; Band's raw energy very intense: Mudhoney ; Hey Bill; Ross will be watching ; The abortion controversy: Abortifacient drug; RU 486; stirs more talk than action ; OU support groups offer hope to students ; Surgery offers choices beyond glasses; contacts ; Goodbye! ; White paper recycling sought by students ; Sports OU spikers finally gain revenge ; OU tankers sunk by Wright State ; Tiomkin leads streaking Pioneers past Davis and Elkins College 4-0 ; Harriers finish 7th in Great Lakes Regional ; Pioneers ambushed by Bearcats and Wolfpack ; Pioneer of the week
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    The Oakland Post 2013-10-23
    (Oakland Sail, Inc., 2013-10-23) Oakland Sail, Inc.
    PHOTO OF THE WEEK ; on the web ; POLL OF THE WEEK ; LAST WEEK'S POLL ; THIS WEEK IN HISTORY ; Perspectives STAFF EDITORIAL Internships - don't give away your labor ; Perspectives EDITORIAL Stump the librarian - What the fox says: Mystery librarian won't be outfoxed by your questions; Ylvis has left the building ; Lend your voice to the Oakland Center: Building expansion committee needs your opinion on the future of OU ; Campus Under pressure: OU reports high stress ; NCHA ranks Oakland higher than national average ; Grizzlies on the Prowl: What's the scariest thing you've ever seen? ; Campus Decrease in reported crimes; increase in illegal ; POLICE BRIEFS ; Campus Expanding the experience: Varner Hall gets approved for building upgrades ; A place to hang Your backpack ; Campus Woman conceived in rape; celebrates pro-life at OU event ; Sports Grizzlies clash with the Titans: Women's soccer team plays a tough game and wins with a score of 2-0 ; Player spotlight Meghan Reynolds; senior soccer player ; Lifeleading through hope: Social activist for LGBTQIA community teaches how personal stories can change the world ; Puzzles ; Cartoons OAKLAND POST PETE ; Life Earning your stripes: New fashion club strives to set trends on campus ; Mouthing Off SATIRE It's a hard knock life for this 21st century boy ; SATIRE Sigh of relief
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    The Oakland Post 2014-04-09
    (Oakland Sail, Inc., 2014-04-09) Oakland Sail, Inc.
    INTO THAWING WATERS ; this week ; PHOTO OF THE WEEK ; BY THE NUMBERS Marijuana Facts ; Perspectives STAFF EDITORIAL New research shows most think alcohol is deadlier than the leaf ; Campus Two-day project shocks campus; draws protest: Students for Life brings Genocide Awareness Project; displays graphic images of abortions and genocides ; Campus Students delve into America's cultural past: Students present essays at conference and share the stage with illustrator and keynote speaker; Matt Kish ; Campus Students play 'Guess Who's Gay': GSC creates activity to break down stereotypes; taboos and discomfort ; Grizzlies on the Prowl: "What did you think of the Genocide Awareness Project?" ; POLICE: Identity theft ; Campus Student's car pushed into icy Bear Lake ; A red Chrysler Sebring was pushed into the cold depths of Bear Lake; required a four-hour rescue ; What's lurking in Bear lake? ; "Bear" vs. "Beer" ; Campus LIFE OF ART AND LOVE: OU mourns the loss of its fifth student over the last academic year with the death of 25-year-old Adam Wilson ; Sports Saurin ready to make an impact at OU: New head coach for women's soccer ready to lead squad to new heights ; Felder amongst nation's top freshmen ; Sports Playing through the pain: Prolific scorer reflects on historic college career at Oakland ; Slow start for OU baseball: Incliment weather delays games; Grizzlies winless in interleague play for first half of a losing season ; THE BLITZ: Men's basketball ; Players hit the jackpot for nostalgia: Attendees take a trip down memory lane when pinball expo comes to Oakland campus ; Life 'Pickin' up good vibrations': Oakland's acapella group places second in college championship ; Puzzles ; Mouthing Off SATIRE Keep your pants on
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    The Oakland Post 2018-04-04
    (Oakland Sail, Inc., 2018-04-04) Oakland Sail, Inc.
    Turns out; students have little say in where their money goes ; Day at the Capitol. OUSC plans to push for more state funding during trip ; Remembering. Remembrance Event will pay tribute to those we've lost ; Slam for Solidarity ; A 'drive' into Bear Lake ; New student body government elected ; Students lobby for state funding increase: Discussing concerns with legislators in Lansing ; Students; staff and faculty meet at Elliot Tower for a memorial ; Anti-Abortion Group sparks outrage outside of Kresge ; Police Files: A Dodge dart vs. an unsuspecting student ; 1.9 grams and a pipe ; Assault at Ann V. Nicholson ; Ride Along with OUPD ; Waiting for a snap in the payment gap: Educators are underpaid in private and public schools; despite their level of degrees ; Millennials create a new age of global nationalism: Professor Derek Hastings touches on people's sense of nationalism in final lecture of History Comes Alive series ; How to make money while sitting on your butt ; How much does your voice matter? Here's a hint: not that much ; How SAFAC orgs would utilize the extra money ; "Love; Simon" made my cold heart love again ; #NeverAgain took the streets of Washington D.C. ; Political Focus: Yemen and the war nobody knows about: The United States' role in the worst humanitarian crisis in the Middle East ; George Ezra's second album is nothing short of "Paradise" ; Current Joys discovers a new way to connect ; Flying high while giving back ; The Wiggins retire after 24 years of teaching: Professors Bob and Jackie Wiggins say goodbye to Oakland after two decades of teaching ; Healthology Symposium on effects of upstream health ; Gay Straight Alliance hosts Slam for Solidarity II ; May Your Sib Be With You this weekend ; Baseball posers its way to a home opener series win: Men's basketball snatched the win from the Milwaukee Panthers with a score of 12-7 ; Amr El Sayed: from swimming to automotive ; The Lepley Center Project: the O'rena's new upgrade



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