An anti-Israel encampment at New York University has been dismantled, while far-left agitators at the University of Oregon have released a video showing Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib’s support for their actions. Tlaib’s involvement in these protests has drawn criticism due to her previous sympathy with antisemitic causes and her refusal to condemn antisemitism at such gatherings.
Former UCSB and Washington forward Alexis Whitfield has officially joined the Oregon Ducks women’s basketball team. Whitfield, a versatile 6-foot-2 forward, brings a wealth of experience and talent to Eugene, Oregon. In her previous season at UCSB, she averaged an impressive 15.1 points and 9.8 rebounds per game, earning first-team all-Big West honors. Whitfield’s ability to play multiple positions and her efficient scoring capabilities make her a valuable addition to the Ducks’ roster. Her strong rebounding, defensive presence, and high basketball IQ will further enhance the team’s overall performance.
The author argues that Oregon State University needs to be more daring and ambitious in its approach to athletics in order to compete with the likes of the University of Oregon. The author points to Oregon’s willingness to take risks and be bold as a key factor in its success. The author suggests that Oregon State could benefit from a similar approach, and that it should not be afraid to try new things and think outside the box. The author also argues that Oregon State needs to do a better job of marketing itself and promoting its athletic programs.
