The Emerald breaks down five popular snacks offered at the Hamilton Complex’s Common Grounds Cafe. See for yourself how your favorite freshman treat stacks up.
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The Emerald follows team Maura Turner, Kory Kast, and Melissa Seda as they participate during Cinema Pacific’s 72 hour 2014 Adrenaline Film Project.

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The Emerald follows team Maura Turner, Kory Kast, and Melissa Seda as they participate during Cinema Pacific’s 72 hour 2014 Adrenaline Film Project.

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Eugene’s newest dispensary, Oregon Medigreen, offers an alternative pain management for locals. Owner, James Wymore, and Oregon Medigreen patient, Chris Baker, describe the benefits of medical marijuana opposed to alternative medications offered for pain management.

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Correction: A previous version of this video said that the Eugene police enforced a Whoville shutdown on April 9, it was actually shut down on April 4.

At 9 a.m. April 4, 2014, Eugene police enforced a shutdown of the nearby Whoville unauthorized homeless camp.

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Happy April Fools’ Day!
Here are a few suggested pranks you can pull on your roommate:
1. Switch the sugar out for salt.
2. Hide one of each pair of shoes.
3. Fill the bathtub or shower with balloons.
4. Add the “Doge” Chrome browser extension to your roommate’s computer to make the meme replace graphics on Internet sites.

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It’s the final week many student clubs and organization have left at their home in the EMU. As part of the total EMU renovation, these clubs will be moving into their new temporary spaces at McArthur Court starting at the beginning of spring term.

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With the help of Maddie Lindeman from Portland’s JobJenny.com, this video debunks the myths of cover photos, common irrelevant phrases and one page maximums and gives tips and tricks to get your resume from the electronic applicant tracking system (ATS) to the eyes of a future employer.

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Students share their thoughts and opinions on the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics.

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Due to the weight of ice buildup on the campus tree limbs, University of Oregon campus exterior supervisor, Garrick Mishaga, at one point heard a tree limb fall every ten minutes over the past weekend. As part of the campus operations, Mishaga explains the damage caused to the campus trees after the ice storm and what is to come next for the trees after the official damage assessment is completed in the next couple of days.

As of Tuesday afternoon about 150 trees have been logged onto the assessment where 25 of those trees are classified as severe; 50 of which are considered a top priority. Mishaga estimates that a couple dozen trees will have to be removed due to excessive damage. As of Tuesday afternoon, the assessment is only a couple of days away from completion and will include the total cost of the storm damage for the university. Since the restoring process is still underway, students can follow the progress at UO Alerts for safety updates and maps of high catuion parts of campus.

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