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By Kaitlyn Chornoby
Speaker's Corner, special segment hosted by CNBC now gives students an opportunity to voice their opinion on the debate and the responses by the Republican candidates for presidency. The segment will be live from 6-8 p.m. and following the debate starting at 10 p.m. in the Oakland Center.
By Kaitlyn Chornoby
Seven candidates in the general election for Rochester Hills were associated with OU. Results from voting were announced Tuesday night.
By Kaitlyn Chornoby
CNBC announced Wednesday night that the eight Republican candidates who will be present at the GOP Presidential Debate, held at the O'Rena on Wednesday, Nov. 9, are Michele Bachmann, Herman Cain, Newt Gingrich, Jon Hunstman, Ron Paul, Rick Perry, Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum.
By KEVIN SWIFT
With the death of Steve Jobs last week, we have all been remembering him as a great innovator. He brought us true smartphones, Pixar, the Graphical User Interface, the personal computer, created the tablet market, revolutionized how we listen to music and the list goes on. Steve Jobs was able to amass a cult like following of Mac users, but these are not the people that he truly led into the next era of history.
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By Kaitlyn Chornoby
Steve Jobs, the Apple co-founder and former chief executive officer who became a renowned man in the technology world, has died. He was 56. Students on campus are responding through tweets, Facebook statuses and blog posts, many of which are being published through an Apple device.
By Kaitlyn Chornoby
Steve Jobs, the Apple co-founder and former chief executive officer who became a renowned man in the technology world, has died. He was 56.
By Kaitlyn Chornoby
Several different methods of transportation have evolved over the decades, but few have developed a loyal group of followers like the growing trend on campus: longboarding. Although longboarding is a new sight on campus, the sport has an extensive history.
By Kaitlyn Chornoby
The Gender and Sexuality Center’s President Alexa Van Vilet stood before the Oakland University board of trustees at their meeting today in Elliot hall to petition for a fully-staffed center. The board also discussed renovations to O'Dowd hall and appointed a Dean of Kresge Library.
By Kaitlyn Chornoby
OU PostSecret Student Congress, inspired by PostSecret, in establishing an anonymous community project which gathers submissions from students on campus. Submissions can consist of hidden truths, past regrets and hopes for the future. Students can pick up postcards by the OUSC office in the basement of the OC and drop them off in locations around [...]
By Ray Andre
Yesterday, Oakland University’s Board of Trustees met for an important meeting, voting on a broad range of proposals including a budget of $200 million, with both graduate and undergraduate tuition being raised by seven percent.