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What we don’t want around are troublemakers
12016-03-13T19:12:34-07:00Paul Lantow2f63ee6b3cfd23dda2f0fdc2dd4a11e66749ec7374612plain2016-03-13T19:15:03-07:00Paul Lantow2f63ee6b3cfd23dda2f0fdc2dd4a11e66749ec73Gilley outlines the culture of the University, one where people who stray too far from the values of "typical American state college" will find themselves labeled "troublemakers". After the high-profile firing of Spitzer, it's natural to assume that the faculty at Oregon State would be more hesitant to embrace non-traditional views—and this is also the climate of Cascadia College that Malamud describes in A New Life.
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12016-02-15T13:33:00-08:00Adrienne Engle1e8579e03f69bc65fd3942292ab931a5f700ae15Strand "Looming" Over the Spitzers3A dramatic picture.media/Strand_Spitzers.jpgplain2016-02-19T15:24:16-08:00Paul Lantow2f63ee6b3cfd23dda2f0fdc2dd4a11e66749ec73