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ETHOS MAGAZINE Spring 2018 | Vol. 1o Issue 3
Ethos is the newest addition to the Emerald Media Group’s portfolio and is an established multicultural magazine covering stories from all over the world and the greater Eugene area. Ethos comes out four times a year and is a great way to reach University of Oregon students and members of the community.
Summer 2018
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Portland rapper Wynne is
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UNIFORM PERCEPTION
Where will her rhythm flow?
Student verterans address stigma through community page 22 ILLUSTRATION BY MARY VERTULFO
The Community Cut A Eugene barbershop is more than a place for a trim pg 12
A Stolen Revolution One man's history of protest and change in Iran pg 46
Volume 10 Issue 2
Hyperreality Finding what's real and fake on TV pg 54
The Anniversary Issue Celebrating a decade of independent student journalism page 8
Ni De Aqui, Ni De Alla Neither from here, nor from there page 10
Menstrual Equity Destigmatizing and degendering a biological process page 18
2018-19 Publication Dates September, 24th January, 7th April, 1st June, 24th
Winter 2018
OBSCURED EMPOWERMENT _ The story of life as a student, sugar baby and feminist
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Duck Life Duck Life is an annual collaboration between EMG, the UOSAA, The Duck Store and university departments for incoming students and their families.
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25 Ducks May 10
The UOSAA and Emerald Media Group select 25 outstanding UO Students who are nominated based on their involvement and achievement on campus and in the community. Nominations are public and open to everyone affiliated with the University of Oregon. Winners are honored at a ceremony at the Ford Alumni Center.
Best of Campus March 5th
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EmeraldFest Spring 2018
Emerald Media Group’s 3rd annual celebration of Art, Media and Freedom of Expression. Student groups participate in EmeraldFest by hosting an activity. There will be a DJ for the afternoon, dogs to play with and performances from student groups. EmeraldFest 2019 will take place in the EMU Amphitheater. Ask your rep how to take advantage of this opportunity to interact with students. PG
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