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RIAA to quit filing suits against students

Lawsuits will no longer be the primary method of preventing illegal music downloads

Turning heads

Freshman Amanda Johnson is making the most of her opportunity as a starter on the Ducks' squad

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License control

Oregon DMV adopts more stringent licensure regulations for illegal immigrants
by Lauren Fox | News Reporter
UPDATED: 1/6/2009, 10:08 PM

Oregon was once a sanctuary for illegal immigrants from neighboring states to gain driver licences. However, with the recent addition to Senate Bill 1080, which initially passed in February 2008, Oregon is taking steps to make it more difficult for

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ASUO to assess new amendments

Proposed revisions designed to allow for more transparency, ease concerns of corruption

by Alex Tomchak Scott | News Reporter

Proposed amendments to the ASUO Constitution will solve the problems that have blighted the ASUO's reputation in the eyes of students, the authors of the changes say. ASUO President Sam Dotters-Katz submitted the changes on Dec. 23. They target the ASUO Constitution Court, the ASUO Elections Board

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Ducks working on keeping energy up for Pac-10 schedule

Head coach Ernie Kent could utilize matchup zone defense against Arizona, ASU

by Andrew Greif

Energy has been the buzzword of choice around McArthur Court lately, whether used critically in the loss to USC, or as the reason why the Ducks stayed with UCLA on Sunday. One difference that may explain part of why Oregon's second half was so much better on Sunday was Matt Humphrey's insertion into the starting lineup - or is it because a more rested LeKendric Longmire came off the bench? Head coach Ernie Kent said Tuesday it


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