The Oakland Post 2016-03-02

Abstract

Decades of Domination: Men's swim and dive captures 38th straight conference title while women's wins 23rd straight in record shattering Horizon League championship ; Why men's rights activists aren't actually for men's rights: A closer look at this contradictory; harmful 'movement' ; A better yOU: What the frack? ; Letter to the editor: An open letter to President Hynd ; Journalism class finds many OU students support Sanders: More than a third of poll remains undecided on which presidential candidate to support ; Grizzlies on the Prowl: What do you think about Leap Day? ; Police Files: Alcohol in Oak View Hall ; Stolen property in Elliot Hall ; Political focus: Personal privacy versus national security ; Housing registration begins; changes to dorm organization ; Atheists at OU to partner with The Satanic Temple ; Hynd appoints VP of development and alumni relations ; Active shooter workshop aids in keeping campus prepared ; 2016 Horizon League Championship Preview ; Six weird ways to boost your energy without a $5 coffee ; Staying healthy during the semester slump: Students can stay motivated throughout semester by keeping a positive mind; active body ; Disjointed campus causes dislocations: Student with rare genetic disorder combats Oakland's terrain daily; does not see enough changes ; 'Game Not Over: Gender and Digital Culture': WGS film festival to highlight sexism in videogames ; 8 great things about March ; Top tunes ; Album spotlight ; Yaks of the week ; A legacy and fleece blankets: Men's soccer prepares both ; Track and field brings home the gold: Women's team takes first; men's places third at final indoor meet ; Felder and Konya: When in league tourney; one game at a time ; Golden Grizzlies prepare for championship showdown at Joe Louis Arena next week ; Golden Dynasty prevails: Swim and dive sweeps conference again: Streak extends to 38 conference titles for men's team; 23 straight for women's ; Making waves: History in the pool: Total of 24 league; championship records broken at this year's league meet; with seven set on final day ; Oakland clinches double bye: Men's basketball takes down Detroit Mercy