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SOU in the News: March 2009

• It’s sleepover week at the SOU library (Daily Tidings, 3/13/09)
  

• Raider women knocked out of NAIA championship in first round
  (Daily Tidings, 3/12/09)
  

• SOU is quiet this week, but the library is busy (KTVL 10, 3/12/09)
  

• New SOU assistant professor receives national recognition (Mail Tribune, 3/11/09)
  

• SOU has programs for Ashland School District’s extra-long spring break
  (Daily Tidings, 3/11/09)
  

• SOU’s Interim Athletic Director likes his job (Daily Tidings, 3/11/09)
  

• SOU program lands cool $1 million (Mail Tribune, 3/9/09)

• SOU students race crash test dummies at Mount Ashland (Mail Tribune, 3/8/09)
  

• SOU – School of Fun (Mail Tribune, 3/7/09)
  

• Women are celebrated in Saturday march to SOU campus (KTVL, 3/7/09)

• SOU students share research into what created a southern Oregon landmark
  (KDRV Newswatch 12, 3/6/09)
  

• SOU business faculty hold public forum on the plight of the economy
  (KOBI 5, 3/6/09)

• SOU business faculty helps the public understand economic problems
  (KTVL 10, 3/6/09)

• Seasoned adults attend OLLI classes at the SOU/RCC Higher Education Center in Medford
  (KOBI 5, 3/6/09)
  

• SOU set to offer sustainability certificate (Daily Tidings, 3/6/09)

• Editorial: Medford Mail Tribune opposes idea of U of O South
  (Mail Tribune, 3/5/09)

• Three SOU basketball players named to women’s all-conference team
  (Mail Tribune, 3/3/09)

• SOU “Snow Fiesta” slide show (Mailtribune.com, 3/3/09)

• SOU freezes hiring in an effort to trim spending (Mail Tribune, 3/3/09)

• SOU sees “sick” spins on borrowed snow (Mail Tribune, 3/3/09)

• Snow show makes a splash (Daily Tidings, 3/3/09)

• SOU First Amendment Forum focuses on future of newspapers
  (Daily Tidings, 3/3/09)

• Mt. Ashland comes to SOU (KTVL 10, 3/2/09)

• UO students wonder if merger with SOU would really save money
  (Daily Emerald, 3/2/09)

• SOU hosts First Amendment Forum (Daily Tidings, 3/2/09)
  

• Mel Averner, NASA scientist and life on Mars expert who briefly taught biology at SOU early in his career (Washington Post, 3/2/09)