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University police violate federal campus safety law
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University officials refuse prompt release of crime logs
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University officials fail to release annual crime statistics
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OneGive event rescheduled for fall
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University officials plan to sell restaurant, property
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Spirit Squads win national championships
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Senate upholds president’s veto of fall allotments
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Columnist urges students to appreciate campus police
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Ice, wind lead to damage at Jim Wade Stadium
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New emergency alert system successful in first test run
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University police violate federal campus safety law
The university’s police department is attempting to become compliant with federal campus safety laws, but their efforts may be too little, too late.
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University officials refuse prompt release of crime logs
University officials refuse to comply with federal campus safety laws regarding the prompt release of archived crime logs.
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University officials fail to release annual crime statistics
University police failed to publish up-to-date crime statistics in the 2012 annual security report by the federally-established deadline.
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OneGive event rescheduled for fall
By Amy Fuhrman, Staff Writer The event OneGive, scheduled for Friday, April 19 has been cancelled. The annual event hosted by Student Government Association was planned around Earth Day to promote sustainability. An email was sent out today about 1 p.m. informing students that OneGive was cancelled, and will be rescheduled for the next semester. [...]
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University officials plan to sell restaurant, property
By Susannah Waite, Editor-in-Chief University officials announced Monday that they will sell the property and building originally leased for a new campus restaurant. The announcement comes after leaders in the United Methodist Church spoke out against the university potentially profiting from the sale of alcohol at the building, located at 23rd Street and Virginia Avenue. [...]
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Spirit Squads win national championships
By O’Shaka Robinson, Sports Writer OCU won three more championships after a successful weekend in Daytona, Fla. The spirit squads, composed of all-girl cheer, large co-ed cheer and team performance pom team competed against teams from across the country. The teams brought home NAIA titles in all-girl cheer and large dance and earned a Division [...]
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Senate upholds president’s veto of fall allotments
By Susannah Waite, Editor-in-Chief Student organizations may not know until September how much money they will get from the student government. Student Senate upheld SGA President Robin Ladd’s veto of the allotments at their April 9 meeting. Senate approved allotments totaling about $16,000 for the fall at the April 2 meeting. Ladd vetoed the allotments [...]
Opinion
Columnist urges students to appreciate campus police
I am discomforted by the amount of speculation and negativity circulating about the university police department, particularly with regard to parking tickets.
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Ice, wind lead to damage at Jim Wade Stadium
By Susannah Waite, Editor-in-Chief Two poles and a section of the net surrounding Jim Wade Stadium collapsed on to the baseball field today. Wind and ice accumulation are to blame for the damage, said Ian Wolfe, assistant director of risk management. “We’re going to have to evaluate the damage, we may have to replace all [...]
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New emergency alert system successful in first test run
The test of the new Blue Alert emergency notification system accomplished what the system intended – alerting the campus.
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