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UO E-clips, Feb. 13
Top stories for February 13, 2009: KATU-Portland picks up via the Associated Press version of the Register-Guard's feature on a UO course on Yakama Sahaptin, a native course taught by Virginia Beavert of the UO's Northwest Indian Language Institute; state union proposes furloughs, some raises, for state employees it covers, including UO classified staff, reports the Register-Guard and KVAL.com; UO's Vin Lananna says shorter Olympic Trials no problem, reports the Register-Guard; the Sacramento Bee quotes the UO's Paul Swangard in a story on the NBA's Kings coming new arena; Swangard also is quoted in a Reuter's story saying that Nike is likely to make cuts in its marketing efforts amid the recession; and Illinois county commissioner seeks energy solutions for his county's economy via renewable energy by attending a meeting in Oregon, where an approach by Oregon BEST (which includes the UO) was discussed, reports the Illinois Valley News
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For the latest science news, see the Media Relations Science and Innovation gateway for the latest press releases on research findings. Also available are features on various scientific endeavors and updates on the UO's efforts in regards to technology transfer and related advances that are designed to provide added value to the economy of the state of Oregon, the region and the nation.
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