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THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 2015 DAILYEMERALD.COM #RISINGRENT WKND RENT ON THE RISE RENT KEEPS RISING MORE AND MORE EVERY YEAR. And college students aren't exactly the most wealthy demographic. But how does rent in Eugene compare to the rest of the nation? HUMANS OF UO SEARCHES FOR DIVERSITY FOSTER: HUNTERS DON’T JUST SHOOT GUNS MAKE SURE TO GRAB YOUR LAST BUZZ BEER THE EMERALD IS NOW HIRING ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES! EMERALD MEDIA GROUP 300+ BUSINESS DEPTS. We are multidisciplinary students applying learned skills to create and innovate at a professional level. ✔ Opportunities to sell our interactive advertising products GLUTEN ✔ Professional sales training FREE ✔ Unlimited commission potential PANCAKES! 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ON CAMPUS 1st Place Trophies Awarded for Judges Choice & People’s Choice HUMANS OF UO has over 1,500 likes on Facebook and are looking to 24/7 Eugene Airport Shuttle expand to other platforms. While the work of Brandon well-informed of how the Stanton’s photo blog Humans information will be used, and are of New York, is well-known. only asked a couple of general A similar, less-known group questions, such as “When you is here at the University of were most happy?” or just about For reservations: Oregon. Humans of UO is a their day in general, Scheffey explained. $ SAVE $ www.omnishuttle.com group on campus that conducts Fly EUG brief interviews with people “We don’t like to put people in 541-461-7959 on campus and posts one of its negative light. That’s not what it’s 1-800-741-5097 quotes along with a photo of the about,” said Scheffey. 35443 members on the Humans of UO The group has over 1,500 Facebook page. likes on Facebook and hopes to The group was founded by expand to Twitter and Instagram, Megan Garland after she had a explained Pirzad. Humans of UO discussion with a fellow student interviews between 10 and 15 at an International Student people a week and posts about Association event called Coffee twice a day. Sometimes, it can Hour. be awkward for the girls when UNDER PRESSURE “The idea is from him they run into people they’ve (Humans of New York)… but interviewed before. Contemporary Prints from the it’s different because we’re “The other weekend we went on a university campus,” said out to a party and there were Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer Garland. 10 people there that we had and his Family Foundation Eventually, its reach expanded interviewed,” said Pirzad. beyond ISA and members began As Garland and Scheffey are to interview around campus in slated to graduate this year, the order to interview to a larger group is looking to bring on Through March 29, 2015 variety of people. Leigh Scheffey more people. and Negina Pirzad later became “There’s definitely interest, it Artist’s Talk: Hung Liu involved. just takes the right people,” said The group’s goal is to show off Pirzad. Saturday, March 7, 2 p.m. the diversity of the university, If you are hoping to bump into explained Garland. There is a the group and be interviewed, Are you a UO Student Member? variety of students who attend the trio always walks around Join today! the UO that a majority of campus on Fridays between 3 http://jsma.uoregon.edu/student- students never see. p.m. and 5 p.m. They tend to membership The trio also enjoys learning a stick around 13th Avenue and the lot about other people. EMU and are attracted to large Support for the exhibition and related educational “You get these stories and you groups of people. Humans of UO and outreach programs has been made possible by a grant from the Jordan Schnitzer Family Foundation. get to know something about is looking to interview everyone Additional support for the exhibition is provided by someone immediately,” said who is willing. the Coeta and Donald Barker Changing Exhibitions Garland. “Even if they don’t say Endowment, The Harold and Arlene Schnitzer A lot of times, it can be something interesting, they’re CARE Foundation, a grant from the Oregon Arts discouraging to ask someone to still a person on campus,” said Commission and the National Endowment for the give a five minute interview and Pirzad. Arts, a federal agency, and JSMA members. have their portrait taken, she Those interested in the Hung Liu (Chinese, born 1948).
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