With graduation only 10 days away, Jacob Salzberg and Tyler Lipkin interview University of Oregon seniors about graduating and what comes after graduation in the “real world”.

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Erika Farias, a Senior member of the University of Oregon’s Women’s Rugby team, explains what Rugby is all about during the off season and how the bond between Ruby teams is represented in Eugene, Oregon.

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Conner Gordon’s involvement and leadership has not gone unnoticed on the University of Oregon’s campus. As Editor in Chief of Ethos magazine, a member of the Pit Crew and the founder of Oregon Hockey Broadcasting, Conner has gone above and beyond the average U of O student. Even though it is Conner’s Senior year he has not stopped working. Conner has raised $23,000 for various campus projects and hasn’t personally gained a cent from it.

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Kathryn Gerber, the Fraternity & Sorority Life coordinator for the Zero Waste program, has been working closely with all sorority houses to educate and create zero waste policies within the houses on the University of Oregon campus to one extent or another. With support from the Zero Waste program and guidance from the UO Sustainability Coalition Director at Large Allie Sasek, they have been able to make this dream a reality. Gerber and Sasek hope that they can reach out to all FSL houses and community members to help educate and create a “Greeks Go Green” campaign to help eliminate waste from their houses.

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Contact Zero Waste if your FSL house is interested: zwhouses@uoregon.edu

Contact UO Sustainability Coalition at: UOSustainabilityCoalition@gmail.com

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What did you do this Spring Break? Ian Campbell and Kira Hoffelmeyer asked students to share their spring break stories. Some students stayed in Oregon and watched Netflix or played video games, another student led a community service trip to San Francisco. One student even got married at Disneyland.

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Students at the University of Oregon predict the outcome of the NCAA Basketball tournament and hope that they are the lucky winner of the 1 billion dollar perfect bracket prize.

It’s 5:55 a.m. on a Thursday morning and some students are still fast asleep, recovering from a long night out at Taylor’s infamous Dollar Beers. But for James Cooper 5:55 a.m. is when he is getting ready for his morning PT. At the University of Oregon students participating in ROTC wake up at this time every Monday, Wednesday and Thursday to go to morning PT.

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Where can you find a banana tree at the University of Oregon?
In the greenhouse at the Urban Farm.

The Urban Farm at the UO gives students a way to learn about growing and sustaining food for themselves. Students can take a class in the spring or fall at the UO in order to learn more about urban farming and also about eating locally and fresh food.

You can read more about the Urban Farm here.

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Gamma Phi Beta hosted its 15th annual all you can eat pancake feed to raise money for Camp Fire and Girls on the Run. To prepare for the event, Gamma Phi Beta bought 175 pounds of pancake batter and close to 25-30 pounds of syrup. This year Crescent Classic raised over $8,900 for their philanthropies.

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Ava Connolly is a Sophomore at the University of Oregon and she is competing in her first National Physique Committee competition this year. Ava follows her schedule of working out six days a week and a maintains a rigorous diet to help her get in shape for the competition in 16 weeks.

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