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Addressed in a deal, it certainly went part way, but leaves a number of issues still on the table. Would you care to raise that as an additional fiscal cliff that is facing us . Would you think that its not as concerning as it was when you raise that term initially . As i said the fiscal cliff, if it is allowed to take place, it probably would have traded a recession this year. A good bit of that has been addressed. Nevertheless, we still have fairly restrictive fiscal policies now. It is estima...

The Daily Emerald is providing coverage of the University of Oregons pro-Palestine encampment, which began on April 29 at 7 a.m.

The Daily Emerald is providing coverage of the University of Oregons pro-Palestine encampment, which began on April 29 at 7 a.m.

Papua New Guinea is a tiny country in Oceania where 12 percent of the worlds languages are spoken, making it the most linguistically diverse in the world

MURRAY - Murray State University will host Chicago-based improvisational comedy artist and teacher Kevin Reome for a residency from April 15-19. During his residency, Reome will teach classes and sessions

Emily Goodling, lecturer in German in Global Languages at MIT, describes how she incorporates political theater in her German language classroom.

A group of activists in Williamstown say they will hold demonstrations until theres a cease-fire in Gaza.

Renowned educator Dr. Angela Y. Davis will be the keynote speaker for the annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast.

In October, 140 UW Oshkosh employees received layoff notices as administrators cut positions, offered early retirement and more to whittle down the university’s $18 million budget deficit. These notices stunned some while others said they saw it coming.  Two things are apparent: One, the university is losing hard-working employees. And two, UWO will be far...

In October, 140 UW Oshkosh employees received layoff notices as administrators cut positions, offered early retirement and more to whittle down the university’s $18 million budget deficit. These notices stunned some while others said they saw it coming.  Two things are apparent: One, the university is losing hard-working employees. And two, UWO will be far...