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ASUP designates tight budget
With a tight budget this semester, ASUP scrambled to find proper funding for clubs and organizations for next school year.
"Because of the endowment, this should be the poorest semester we have," said Ben Taketa, ASUP treasurer. Due to the creation of an endowment, carryover funding was eliminated from the budget.…
Some seniors find jobs in recession
As the United States lies entrenched in the worst global recession in decades, the unemployment rate in America is the highest it has been in 15 years, and Americans are scrambling to find jobs, forestall foreclosure and avoid psychological duress.
But maybe this global recession is not as horrible as it appears at first glance.…
From farm to tableUP participates in program to supply local and organic produce year round
With spring here, the first sugar snap peas, sweet baby carrots and earliest Oregon strawberries are just weeks away. Students and faculty sticking around campus this summer can plan on having a variety of fresh organic produce at their fingertips.
This spring, for the first time, the University is participating in a Community Supported Agriculture program, an arrangement that means a whole season of fresh fruits and vegetables delivered weekly, straight from a local grower.…
Broncos buck Pilots in three
The Portland Pilots baseball team came into last weekend with high hopes for a series win over the Santa Clara Broncos. The Broncos were 0-6 in the WCC, so the 2-4 Pilots had something to prove on their home field. Unfortunately though, it was for naught, as Santa Clara swept the three game series, beating the Pilots by only four combined runs over the series.…
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