
As an Oregonian, I hold my State's sporting teams in high regard. I root for them against opponents, I encourage them with attendance, I share my fanship with my friends and my fellow Oregonians. Any sports fan can relate.

There is a natural tension between college administrations and campus newspapers. The students who write and edit the sheets believe they are journalists who have First Amendment rights.
Another Student Newspaper Fights Fascist AdministratorsSource: Inside Higher Ed
Sorry, for the above-stated bile true believers, but I am getting tired of posting news about student journalists having to fight the administration. It happens to0 much.
I will do a full-take on this next week. Face Front!
Rupp, Lananna receive national awardsSource: OregonLive.com
NCAA cross country champion Galen Rupp and coach Vin Lananna have been recognized for for their performances in the 2008 season.
USATF - Oregon's Rupp Named Athlete-of-the-WeekSource: usatf.org
2008 Olympian Galen Rupp has been named USA Track & Field's Athlete of the Week after winning the men's individual national title Monday at the 2008 NCAA Division I Cross Country Championships in Terre Haute, Ind.
Finally, it's a first for RuppSource: OregonLive.com
Galen Rupp said he has learned from his mistakes, and Monday it paid off with his first individual NCAA championship.
Rupp, Ducks win NCAA cross country titleSource: OregonLive.com
Galen Rupp won the individual cross country title, and the Oregon men repeated as team champions in Terre Haute, Indiana, The Oregonian's Doug Binder reports.
Running Film Festival in Eugene, Oregon Sure to Be UnforgettableSource: TheFinalSprint.com
Without a doubt, the biggest off-track happening during the U.S. Olympic Track & Field Trials will be the upcoming Running Film Festival (RFF) – where a percentage of proceeds will benefit the Ryan Shay Memorial Fund & their will be guest appearances by running celebrities.
University of Oregon cultivating climate mastersSource: registerguard.com
The climate master classes will teach people how they can reduce their personal contributions to greenhouse gases - the chief culprit behind planetary warming, the world's scientists say.