Oregon "In the News"
E-clips: A quick summary of UO in the daily news
E-clips provide a snapshot of media coverage of the University of Oregon. Each day’s edition (Monday-Friday) is compiled by the Media Relations office using a variety of search engines of online news sources or other reports. Our daily edition of E-clips, including full stories, is distributed by email to members of the UO community who subscribe to the service. (See below for how to subscribe to your campus address.)
Below you will find a brief summary of the day's top story or stories chosen from the each day's full E-clips.The summaries do not include the full stories because of the often short life of media URLs and copyright considerations. (Monday's E-clips each week includes stories from the weekend.)
(See our News Archives for items prior to Feb. 16, 2009)
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- Top stories for September 22, 2009: UO economist Tim Duy is cited in CNN Money and Fortune Magazine coverage, as well as in a separate story covered in Reuters blogs, on the Fed's dollar conumdrum; and the UO's Cheyney Ryan writes of former UO President Myles Brand in a Register-Guard guest viewpoint
- News stories for September 19-21, 2009: The UO's Bob Doppelt writes that ideology trumps ecology for many climate change doubters in the Register-Guard; The Oregonian notes that resident students, including those at the UO, are taking more college debt; the UO's Elizabeth Reis writes for the History News Service about the South African runner whose sex has become an issue; the UO's Judith Hibbard is cited in a Los Angeles Times story on how, for many, health policy jargon is as clear as mud; the UO's Paul Swangard is quoted by USA Today in a story on the Soap Box Derby; the Seattle Post Intelligencer blogs on a UO study about what our pets say about us; and TV stations KVAL and KEZI, respectively, look at college costs and the rising UO arena
- Top stories for September 18, 2009: UO brain scientist Posner wins nation's top science award, reports the Register-Guard, Chronicle of Higher Education and other media; UO president greets guest in Pendleton and is introduced amid the Roundup, writes an East Oregonian writer; the UO's Josh Faught wins Bowen award, reports the Seattle Times; former UO president left his brand on college sports, reports the Associated Press; California's North County Times cites UO historian Daniel Tichenor in a story 'One nation, little trust'; and U.S. News & World Report covers research the UO's Jane Mendle on the link of genetics to early sexual activity in kids raised in homes without fathers
- News stories for September 17, 2009: The Oregonian reports on travels of UO President Richard Lariviere as the university struggles on its 'bread and water diet'; former UO President Myles Brand loses his battle with cancer, reports the Register-Guard and many other media outlets; the Register-Guard quotes the UO's Sarah Mazze in a story about Eugene plans to cut emissions; KMTR reports that some fans of Ducks' women basketball are upset about the loss of bus shuttle service; and that 'Made in Oregon' sign may not change after all, reports The Oregonian and Willamette Week
- Top stories for September 16, 2009: UO economist talks about the renter's market popular in the Bend area in a story in The Bulletin; UO gets more federal funds for work at Paisley Caves, reports the Targeted News Service; and more coverage by the syndicated All Headlines News (AHN) and North Denver News on genetic research by the UO's Jane Mendle involving early sex in families without fathers being present
- Top stories for September 15, 2009: Early sex not just the fault of missing fathers, according to UO research by Jane Mendle cited by the New Scientist and the BBC; the Register-Guard reports that the Autzen foot bridge is renamed in honor of the former UO president and wife; and the UO is mentioned in a Finance and Commerce story on how Web 2.0 is helping students
- Top stories for Sept. 12-14, 2009: Parade Magazine covers research on a Chinese meditation by the UO's Yiyaun Tang and Michael Posner; UO to screen four Iranian movies, reports Press TV; Warhol paintings stolen in Los Angeles had been displayed at the UO, reports the Associated Press; and UO economist Tim Duy is quoted by the Daily Journal of Commerce in a story about the state's budget
