The Oakland Post 2016-03-30
Abstract
Fifty Years on the Airwaves: WXOU; Oakland's campus radio station; celebrates milestone birthday ; Historic Grads: Students to become first to graduate from biomedical studies program ; ACA Palouza: Gold Vibrations hosts annual spring concert with Harry Potter theme ; Makesi Lewis: Former Oakland soccer player gets called up to country's national team ; Political focus: Deadly terrorist attack in Brussels and its worldwide impact ; The Real Deal: Cable satire vs. cable news; Comedy shows are more trusted by the general public than cable news ; Letter to the editor: A sincere apology to the Rec Center staff; In response to Mar. 23 letter to the editor ; A Better yOU: Climate Change 101 ; The vote is in: Tomas; Engnell win elections: OU junior; sophomore to serve as OUSC president; VP for 2016-17 school year ; Students give up First Amendment rights for free food in Fireside ; The most obscure electives offered at Oakland ; Inaugural biomedical science class graduates: Leaving OU; these students will have gained two degrees for the price of one; WXOU birthday bash rocks the Crofoot: Oakland's radio station celebrates with bands Alvvays; Flint Eastwood; George Morris & the Gypsy Chorus ; Gold Vibrations delivers enchanting performance: Harry Potter-themed 'Aca PalOUza' concert earns standing ovation ; App created to support sexual assault survivors: 'I've Been Violated' helps to record incidents; organize evidence ; History honor society to host conference: Phi Alpha Theta at Oakland University hosts Michigan Regional Conference for the first time since 2011 ; 10 things we want to see in the OC expansion ; Top Tunes ; Album Spotlight ; Yaks of the Week; Brussels tragedy hits close to home ; Former Oakland basketball player dies ; Athletic director discusses proposed athletic facility: What it would offer; how the process would begin ; Golden Grizzly alum goes pro: Former soccer player Makesi Lewis scores position on national team ; With game attendance high; is the O'rena secure enough?