OSU Alumni Association - Oregon Stater

Spring 2007 Issue

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Cover - page 13: From where I sit; Contents; Letters; Ed said; Books; Pop quiz, etc.

BACK IN THE DAY;
MEMBERSHIP MATTERS;
CLASS NEWS; SPORTS; ... BUT NOT LEAST
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Pages 46 - BACK COVER: 100 years of baseball (or not); OSUAA news; Director's Cut column; alumni updates & profiles; baseball, softball, wrestling and more sports, and a poem by a meteorite-hunting astronaut

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ABOUT THE STATER
Founded in 1915 by OSU alumnus E.B. Lemon, the Oregon Stater is published by the OSU Alumni Association three times a year (Fall, Winter, Spring) and distributed to all alumni households, and non-alumni members of the association.

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Main Features

BIG TALENT VERSUS TINY CREATURES
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Pages 14 - 19: Graduate Chelsea Byrd turned an assertive passion for microbiology and an innate need to test assumptions into a career on the scientific front lines of the war against bioterror.

ESSAY: GIMME AN 'O,' GIMME AN 'S'

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Pages 21 - 25: For an alum whose reaction to change is seldom marked by grace and acceptance, the new “OS” sports logo was a tough sell at first. But he came around, and so should you.

HOT SEAT IN A HOT SPOT

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Pages 26-31: He made OSU history in 1961 as the first international student to become president of the student body. Now all he has to do is set up a national bank for a people with no nation.

PLUS WEB-ONLY SIDEBAR: My Four Years: In 1962, the first foreign student to be OSU student body president reflected on his years in "Beaverville."

SERIOUS FUN

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Pages 32-38: Nearly half of all OSU students stay fit, work off classroom stress and form lifelong bonds in the university’s thriving intramural sports program. Dozens of offerings range from flag football to water polo to poker.

GIVING BACK: THE COMING CAMPAIGN

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Pages 39 - 44: Why will the OSU Foundation launch its first-ever comprehensive fundraising effort this fall? Plus: campaign leaders, OSUF briefs and the Women's Giving Circle.

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