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One way to get climate change opponents to support solutions to the problem is to reframe the threat, Campbell says.
The book recalls the days when Knight was selling his new athletic shoes from the trunk of an old Plymouth, which foreshadowed  the rise of Nike.
Story covers work by Leslie Leve that found some early childhood behaviors may be warning signs of antisocial problems later in life.
Students in the Lundquist College of Business staged the fundraiser to benefit two local scholarship funds, one at KIDSPORTS and one at the UO.
Ricardo Valencia, a doctoral student in the School of Journalism and Communication, studies unaccompanied children who migrate to the United States.
The interview will air live at 8:05 a.m. PDT on Tuesday. Listeners can tune in live or access an archived edition of the interview via the Jefferson Public Radio website.
A regular column in The Register-Guard highlights the work of students in UO entrepreneur programs and showcases efforts to connect the university to the business community.
Wagoner, director of the Warsaw Sports Marketing Center in the Lunquist College of Business, told the website that sports and cars are a good mix.
Vice President for Equity and Inclusion Yvette Alex-Assensoh writes about the need for a new generation of activists to protect 50 years of progress on access.
Alex Tizon delves into the disappearance of two men and how the search to uncover their fate brings two families together in a strange and surprising way.