The Oakland Post 2007-03-21

Abstract

The man who wasn't there: President Russi and the administration have accomplished a great deal - so why aren't they as accessible and visible as they should be? Special Projects Reporter Kyle Magin attempts to draw back the curtain ; Rising Stars face off ; African jazz offers a new beat ; SPB suffers scheduling flops: OU administration attempts to postpone mainstage performance ; OU bands get big break ; POLICE FILES ; OUSC BRIEF ; What does OU do for you? ; Some of OU's best kept secrets ; Construction junction: Renovations on campus continue ; EDITORIAL Let us know who you are and what you're about; President Russi - we'd be very impressed ; EARTH TALK: Questions & Answers About Our Environment ; Unopposed candidate seeks change ; LETTER TO THE EDITOR ; Keep an eye on Boise: If the prospect of moving to the big city after graduation leaves you covering your ears and coughing up imaginary smog; relax! Boise offers a growing job market; buzzing nightlife and clean mountain air ; Sexual Health ; It's a good idea to get tested ; Fear the Fro ; Where'd you get that?: What they're sportin and where it's from ; What are you looking at?: Students caught surfing ; Greg Kampe ; Men's Basketball Coach ; 'Sin tax' plan upsets many ; State police sergeant arrested in sex sting ; LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF 1 dead; 3 injured in fire ; Woman kept body; had connections to two OD victims ; Local business 'paints a miracle' ; Seniors sign off with style ; We are all Tigers: City prepares for another season ; Grizzlies fall to Wildcats: Oakland's WNIT run ends at the hands of Kentucky ; In Case You Missed It: Buckeyes give Grizzlies tough run in doubleheader ; Lessons of "Mimzy" tied to old Detroit: The Post snags an interview with a Detroit filmmaker and founder of New Line Cinema and an award winning screenwriter ; "UNDISCOVERED" REVEALED: There's wishful thinking built into the title ; I think you should save your money ; IN THE SP0TLIGHT ; BLUE MAN GROUP HOW TO BE A MEGASTAR TOUR 2.O ; Report cards no longer just for grade school ; Obese child sparks media feeding frenzy