The Oakland Post 2017-11-15

Back on the Blacktop ; VP Advancement. Oakland begins search for head of fundraising ; Glamour Summit. Second annual Women of the Year guests speak ; Heart Research. Professor undertakes study on cardiovascular disease ; Looking back: The Post's Sex Edition: The questionable cover featured two student editors in bed. Surveyed over a hundred students on sex and habits ; The search is on: Vice President of University will not have a public interview process ; Police Files: A hit and run ; "Only a little" ; Kresge combatants ; Student Government Conference draws crowds: Ten schools attend Oakland University event; representatives discuss issues affecting students ; Our motto is to support; uplift and empower ; Grizzlies Response Awareness and Suicide Prevention (GRASP) holds work shop to offer guidance ; Oakland University: Home of the future CEO's and stock brokers: The Princeton Review ranked Oakland University as one of the best business schools in the country ; Political Focus: JFK papers released: Documents detailing the assassination of former U.S. president ; There is no free lunch: The GOP tax plan ; "Daddy's Home 2" is familiar; but a whole lot of fun ; "Jigsaw" makes for one-two-many installments ; The Golden Grizzlies take home a win from Illinois' Robert Morris University ; Men's basketball is back ; fast Facts from Oakland Athletics ; Stat Leaders ; OUVB dominates UIC last regular season match ; Club sports highlight: The OU Running Club ; New changes to the O'rena ; The Golden Grizzlies defeat the Privateers ; The satirical truth about Fraternities ; Proposals that didn't make it to print ; Student Org Profile: The Glee Club: These students came together to be part of the arts; but found friendship and a strong community ; These women are "Glamorous!": The second annual "Women of the Year" event honors some of the most influential women ; Kroger plans to launch its own clothing line: By Fall 2018 shoppers will not only be able to purchase groceries but apparel as well ; From the Bahamas to OU: New professor conducts heart research. Caress Dean and her colleagues are focused on cardiovascular disease ; A "sweet" performance enters Varner ; The Russian Revolution comes to OU