The Oregon Daily Emerald is an independent weekly newspaper and online news site produced at the University of Oregon in Eugene, Oregon, United States. The publication, founded in 1899, has trained many now-prominent writers and journalists and has made important contributions to journalism case law.
Read more about Oregon Daily Emerald: Publishing, Fall 2012 Changes, Notable Editors, Notable Former Staff Members
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