The Oakland Post 2004-10-20

Date

2004-10-20

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Oakland Sail, Inc.

Abstract

Student voters assured: Your ballots will be valid ; Drive steers students in right direction ; Groups show Grizzly spirit ; Proposed change to OUSC bylaws fails ; Supplier UGS donates $30.2 million to benefit students ; WEEKEND OUTLOOK ; Blood drive coming to OU ; Academic indiscretion: Cheating cases on rise at OU ; COLLEGE whoas plagiarism ; NEWS IN SHORT ; New dean appointed to School of Health Sciences ; Truth of OU's myths revealed ; Event planner discusses trade ; Police Beat ; Several OU professors shared their experiences on students cheating in their classes ; Rocktoberfest helps Fla. ; Walk raises insight ; Vaccine vacancy ; Endangered zebra born ; Towers may be on the rise ; Global Glance ; REASONS PEOPLE DON'T GIVE BLOOD ; LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Registration drives were a resounding success ; Baby boomers could burst bubble ; GUEST COLUMN Youth vote will play vital role in election ; POINT-COUNTER POINT Is the governement in charge of providing an economic safety net? ; Freshman flashback: Dean of Student Life; Glenn Mcintosh graduated from Central Michigan University with a degree in criminal justice and business. He shares his freshman memories with OU students ; Blank clashes ; A $200,000 blank canvas drives three friends to the verge of altercation ; 'Speed Dating' gets off to slow start at WOCOU ; Hail this 'Taxi' ; Puppets satirize politics ; 'Shall We Dance': Gere; Lopez and Sarandon are the stars of this new romantic comedy NOW ; Frank Black revisits past ; HOROSCOPES ; PAUL ; Crossword ; Solutions ; The LOW DOWN ; Netters lose a pair ; Caminiti death a wake-up call ; Golf teams excel this fall ; Grizzlies defeat the Spartans ; Women take on Big Ten ; Hall of Honor greets seven ; Club Hockey defeats Lakers ; Post Fantasy Studs ; Swimmers win relays

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Weekend of Champions, Blood drives, Grants, Academic Conduct Committee, McIntosh, Glenn

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