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Students aim for workforce jump

By HALEY JONNA

Oakland University offers many resources to help its students make the transition into the professional world.

Graham Counseling Center gives out free Frisbees

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GOP debate comes to Oakland University

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Oakland University is playing the role of gracious host as the Michigan Republican Party and the CNBC news channel put on a Republican presidential debate.

Dorm larcenies on the rise

By MADELINE LOSHAW

Laptops, money and other valuables were reported stolen from two dorm rooms in Vandenberg Hall the morning of Sept. 15.

Humanist, atheist and author Richard Dawkins to visit OU

By Andrew Craig and Jordan Gonzalez

This fall, renowned humanist, atheist and author Richard Dawkins will arrive on campus.

New Hires at OU: Anthony Guest

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The 2011 school year brings a lot of change at Oakland University. Along with new additions and changes to campus, several new additions have also been made to the faculty at OU.

Police Files: Sept. 28

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Student sexually assaulted in campus apartments; Student threatened via Skype; Drunk student found on soccer fields

Campus briefs

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Job fair for English majors    On Sept. 29 in the Oakland Center, students can further develop job opportunities from 4 – 5:30 p.m in rooms 128-130. This will be an opportunity to network with English alum. Student to professional conference    From 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. on Oct. 1, students can learn skills [...]

Oakland partners with AAUW

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The Rochester branch of the American Associate of University Women (AAUW) and Oakland University have created a new partnership that will benefit students at OU. With the partnership, Oakland is now one of over 500 AAUW college and university partners.

Career Cycle refines focus

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Planning for the future can be a difficult task when trying to balance college life. The Oakland University advising resource center and career services have teamed up to provide students with an interactive career cycle to help them “focus on the finish line.”

Writers conference sparks creativity

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Oakland University will be the site of the fourth annual Rochester Writers Conference, taking place Saturday, Oct. 8 in the Oakland Center.

OUSC Meeting Brief

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Oakland University Student Congress met yesterday in the Oakland Center for their weekly meeting.

All the President’s men (and women)

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They all meet regularly with the president of the university, Gary Russi. Their unique jobs are mutually intertwined and each helps keep the campus running. You might have seen them attending various campus events or recognize their names. The Oakland Post explores what exactly each of these administrators do.

Suh, OU host tenth annual wheelchair game

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As soon as his name was announced, the crowd began the famous, ‘Suuuuuh’ chant everyone hears at Ford Field on Sundays.

Police Files: Sept. 21

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Student stalked, assaulted; Student arrested for operating a vehicle under the influence of drugs;Underage student intoxicated in Hannah Hall

KAY NGUYEN/The Oakland Post

PostSecret creator visits Oakland University

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Frank Warren, the creator of the PostSecret art project came to Oakland University Wednesday night as a result of a collaboration between the OU Student Congress, the Student Life Lecture Board and the Office of the President.

Chartwells prices lowered

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Food prices have long been an issue at Oakland University, but student organizations will now see lower prices when they order Chartwells catering on campus.

Trustee Henry Baskin faces adultery accusation

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Henry Baskin, chairman of Oakland University’s Board of Trustees and prominent Detroit-area attorney, is under fire for allegedly having a sexual relationship with one of his former clients.

Students show off at talent show audition

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Oakland University students tested their talents Monday and Tuesday night at the OU’s Got Talent auditions in the Oakland Center. Students gathered to audition before a panel of judges, hoping to move forward to compete at the OU’s Got Talent show on Oct. 12

Meadow Brook hosts writing workshops

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Gearing up for the Halloween season, the Meadow Brook Writing Project is offering half day youth writing workshops on topics such as “ghost story writing” and “horror story writing,” are held in the Meadow Brook Hall library.

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