De Oliveira: The other Chalmers
The name Chalmers belongs to a former Chancellor of the University.
Mixing it up
Mixed-gender living is common during college years — and often looked at with question. But are those questions warranted?
Essential life skills: Getting rid of bad breath
In case of emergency, read quickly.
In the life of... an herbalist
Living vicariously through others is ok with us.
Beyond office hours
Getting to know your professor is more than standard protocol if you want to succeed in a class.
Get some culture: Watch a foreign movie
It’s not all about fast food and beer pong.
Essential life skills: driving stick
In case of emergency, read quickly.
Get some culture: Guess Who?
Downtown Lawrence Film Festival is playing Guess Who's Coming to Dinner?
In the life of a hoopdancer
In the life of a professional hoopdancer.
De Oliveira: Animated documentary offers new take on war
'Waltz With Bashir' offers unique insights into the conflict in the Middle East.
De Oliveira: Tale of two forums
Global economic forums widely different.
De Oliveira: Calling an end to the ‘clash of civilizations’
President Obama needs to avoid the confrontational nature of former President Bush.
De Oliveira: Who can we blame for not voting now?
Questionable intercollegiate study cites universities for students’ lack of civics knowledge
De Oliveria: Oread development comes with problems
Proposed building would rob campus of identity
De Oliveira: Sept. 11 should spark memories of other events
Anniversary of coup overthrow in South America falls on same day as 9/11.
De Oliveira: In defense of taking vacations
Never feel bad about doing absolutely nothing on your days off
After graduation, students can look forward to long work days with little vacation time. Why not enjoy summer breaks while you still can?
Oliveria: Brazil's AIDS policy works
Taking a realist approach, Brazil helps prostitutes, encourages contraceptives
The government recently forced Merck to allow mass production of the anti-AIDS drug efavirenz. But where does one draw the line between intellectual rights and human rights?
Oliveira: Hanging on to hope
Virginia Tech tragedy highlights value of human connection
We need to feel we play a role in society and have some affect on the lives of others. Cho Seung-hui did not feel that sense, which caused him to make his mark in the worst way possible.
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