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Humanities Librarian Linda Absher presented "Lumpia & Fried Chicken: Biracial/Bicultural Military Families in Solano County, California" at the Third Biennial Critical Mixed Race Studies Conference held at DePaul University in Chicago on November 14th. This presentation was based on her sabbatical project collecting the stories and images from families made up of U.S. servicemen and their Asian immigrant wives making the shift from life in Asian countries with U.S. military presences to the American way of life in Solano County, California.
Thanksgiving Schedule & 24-Hour Library
Thanksgiving Schedule
The Library will be closed Thursday, November 27 and Friday, November 28 for the Thanksgiving holiday. We are open regular hours all other days.
- Wednesday, November 26: 7:30am – Midnight
- Thursday, November 27: Closed
- Friday, November 28: Closed
- Saturday, November 29: 10:00am – 7:00pm
- Sunday, November 30: Noon – Midnight
Dead Week and Finals Week Schedule
The Library will be open 24 hours from Monday, December 1 at 7:30am through Thursday, December 11 at midnight.
See Library Hours for more information.
Korean National Library Database Now Available
Portland State University has become the first institution in Oregon and 18th in the U.S. to have access to the Republic of Korea's (ROK) National Assembly Library (NAL) database.
Portland State University students, faculty, staff, and visiting members of the general public now have online access, via two dedicated computer stations on the second floor of Portland State University Library, to the largest digital Korean language-based database. The NAL database has more than 3.5 million historical and contemporary documents and resources primarily published in Korea, including master and doctoral theses, periodicals, journals, multimedia resources, publicly available Korean government documents and white papers, and internet resources. Database users will need to be familiar with the Korean language, as the ROK NAL website and database are accessible mainly in Korean.
Since 2012, visiting librarians from the ROK NAL have worked closely with PSU faculty and administrators to implement access to the ROK NAL at PSU. An agreement signing ceremony was recently held at PSU Library, following two years of collaborative efforts between PSU and the ROK. Special thanks should be addressed to the following people:
At Portland State University
- Marilyn Moody, Library Dean
- Ron L. Witczak, Executive Director of Office of International Affairs
- Dr. Sharon Carstens, Director of the Institute for Asian Studies
- Katherine Morrow, Program Manager in the Institute for Asian Studies
- Stacey Balenger, Contract Officer
- Dr. Junghee Lee, Associate Professor at the School of Social Work
- Dr. Junghee Lee, Professor of Asian Art History
At Republic of Korea National Assembly Library
- Chang Hwa Hwang, Chief Librarian
- Dr. Woo Jin Noh, General Director
- Hak Myung Woo, Director
- Jung Soon Hong, Director
- JaeKoo Han, Program Manager
PSU Library and the ROK NAL share a mutual vision and understanding that access to information available in the NAL database provides a public service benefit to faculty, researchers, students, and members of the general public. Users with questions about the database should contact the PSU Library Reference Desk on the Library's second floor.
The National Assembly Library of the Republic of Korea was established to collect a wealth of information from around the world and deliver it both to members of the Republic of Korea National Assembly and the general public. In doing so, the NAL helps promote parliamentary democracy and quality of life, preserves intellectual heritage, and transmits that heritage to the next generation. Through signed agreements between the ROK NAL and institutions around the world, the NAL database is available to those outside Korea.
Portland State University joins 17 institutions in the USA to have access to the ROK NAL, including 14 universities, the Library of Congress, and the Korean Cultural Service in New York, Washington D.C., and Los Angeles.
Thurs., Nov 13: Library Open on Regular Schedule
Library Closed Tues., Nov. 11 for Veterans Day
PSU Library will be closed on Tuesday, November 11 for Veterans Day.
We will be open regular hours, 7:30am – midnight, on Monday, November 10 and Wednesday, November 12.
Reducing Student Costs for Textbooks
A new campus task force is strategizing ways to reduce the cost of textbooks and course materials for students. The committee of faculty, students and staff was appointed by Provost Sona Andrews; Bob Liebman, presiding officer of the PSU Faculty Senate; and Eric Noll, president of the Associated Students of PSU. "The cost of textbooks and course materials is a complex issue, but not one we should shy away from," said Andrews. Marilyn Moody, dean of the Library, chairs the task force, which will submit its recommendations by the end of February 2015.
The cost of textbooks and other course materials is a major concern and financial barrier for students. The College Board estimates that undergraduate students paid an average of $1,207 for textbooks and supplies in 2013-14. The newly formed Task Force on Textbooks and Course Materials: Reducing Student Costs is charged with reviewing and making recommendations for PSU that will address these rising costs.
The task force will consider such topics as the use of open textbooks and open educational resources; textbook adoption strategies and policies; and the effective use of library online resources and services. The task force will also review successful initiatives and strategies used by other colleges and universities to reduce student course material costs.
"We know there are many questions as we open up the textbook/course-materials-cost can of worms," wrote Andrews in a recent blog. "Can we really reduce costs when so much of the cost of published material is out of our hands? What role will faculty need to play? Will this be an effort to tell faculty what books/resources they can and cannot assign for their courses? Are open-source materials any good? What are the technical and policy barriers to reducing textbook cost?"
Task Force on Textbooks and Course Materials: Reducing Student Costs
Marilyn Moody, Dean of the Library
Shadi Alkhaledi
Kathleen Steppe
Chelsey Weinmann
Joel Bettridge, English
Karen Bjork, Library
Jill Emery, Library
Berrin Erdogan, School of Business Administration
Emily Ford, Library
Gerardo Lafferiere, Mathematics and Statistics
Kim Pendell, Library
Ralf Widenhorn, Physics
Vince Schreck, Academic Affairs
Stephanie Doig, Library
New Digital Collection: Sustainability History Project
In recognition of Campus Sustainability Day on Wednesday, October 22, PSU Library University Archives is thrilled to announce our new digital collection, the Sustainability History Project.
This audio collection is part of an ongoing senior capstone project at Portland State University. Launched in 2006 by Peter Kopp and Joshua Binus, the Sustainability History Project collection now contains interviews with hundreds of Portland entrepreneurs, innovators, and decision-makers who are working to implement sustainability strategies in their business practices, institutional policies, and daily lives. Over the course of seven years, more than two hundred Portland State students researched and conducted these interviews. The range of topics includes education, reuse, agriculture, housing, food supply, green building, transportation, forestry, recycling, green burial, landscaping, reclamation, and policy making.
Each interview includes an audio recording, a brief biography of the interview subject, and a description of the scope of the discussion. Some interviews include additional materials, most commonly an interview index, available as a downloadable PDF, as well as, in some cases, photographs or related publications.
Through the digitization work of PSU Library University Archives, you can now listen to these interviews online.
Special Collections & University Archives Open House
PSU Library Special Collections & University Archives is pleased to invite the PSU community, alumni, and the public to an Open House on Friday, October 24, from 2-5pm, in Library 180.
See highlights of PSU history and rare treasures from our collections, including Medieval manuscripts, our Galileo manuscript, and Salvador Dali's illustrations for a 1969 edition of Alice in Wonderland.
This Open House is part of Portland State of Mind.
Below, on the left, an illustration by Salvador Dali in his 1969 edition of Alice's Adventure in Wonderland. On the right, a woodcut from the Dialogo di Galileo Galilei manuscript. Both items are held by PSU Library Special Collections and will be on display at the Open House.
Open Access Week, at PSU and Around the World
International Open Access Week 2014 is October 20-26. Portland State University Library joins this global event to celebrate, promote, and discuss open access, the movement to make scholarly content readily and freely available to the public. During the week, we're taking the opportunity to highlight library services, resources, and promote webcasts and events on open access issues. For more information please read on, or contact Emily Ford, Urban & Public Affairs Librarian and Scholarly Communication Coordinator.
Open Access Services from PSU Library
PSU's First Open Textbook Now Live via PDX Open
As part of the Provost's Challenge, PSU Library introduced the project PDX Open: Reducing Student Textbook Costs. As part of this project the Library is collaborating with faculty to develop open access textbooks to be made freely available to students. This fall we published the first PDX Open textbook, Preadvanced Japanese, developed by Emiko Konomi. More textbooks are currently in development.
Make Your Works Accessible in PDXScholar
PSU's Institutional Repository, PDXScholar, contains over 6,000 items created by PSU faculty, students, and staff, including but not limited to journal articles, technical reports, conference papers, research data, theses and dissertations, and books. Every day, people all over the world use search engines like Google to discover and then download items from PDXScholar. If you're interested in making your work readily accessible, consider contributing your work to PDXScholar.
Highlight your Work with a Faculty Profile
A SelectedWorks faculty profile is a great way to highlight your openly accessible works, and to share more about your research interests with the world. The profile is a customizable webpage that allows you to highlight your scholarship the way you want. Join the growing number of PSU Faculty who have created their profiles. To get started, email PSU Library Digital Initiatives.
Open Access Resources at PSU Library
Many excellent resources and databases are available online for free. We are pleased to highlight several open access resources we include in our list of databases.
Open Access Week Events and Webcasts
Here we highlight events at PSU Library, online, and at Valley Library at Oregon State University in Corvallis.
Friday, October 17
Webcast: 8 Steps to Implementing Open Educational Resources
10 – 11:30am, PSU Library 160
Library Dean Marilyn Moody invites members of the campus community to join Library faculty and staff for a webcast on open educational resources (OER). Please RSVP through our online form.
Monday, October 20th
Webcast: Generation Open, the OA Week Kickoff
Noon – 1pm, PSU Library 170 or Online
Register online, or join colleagues to watch the webcast in Library Room 170. The program will focus on this year's theme of "Generation Open." Speakers will discuss the importance of students and early career researchers in the transition to Open Access and explore how changes in scholarly publishing affect scholars and researchers at different stages of their careers. Hosted by the WorldBank.
Tuesday, October 21st
Open Access @ OSU Presents Mythbusters!
12 – 2pm, 2nd Floor Rotunda, OSU Valley Library in Corvallis
Have you heard people say,"I don't want to have to publish in an Open Access journal. And I want my article peer-reviewed. And who's going to protect my copyright?" Drop in for a session on debunking common myths about the OSU Open Access policy.
Wednesday, October 22nd
Organizing Your Photos: Make Them Public or NOT
2 – 3 pm, Autzen Classroom, OSU Valley Library in Corvallis
Your photos are all over the internet: Facebook, Flickr, Instagram, your blog, your friend's blog… Learn how to manage your photos while understanding your rights.
Screening: The Internet's Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz
6:30 – 8:30pm, Milam Auditorium, OSU Campus in Corvallis
Programmer, activist, and Open Access proponent Aaron Swartz committed suicide after two years of prosecution for downloading large numbers of academic articles from MIT. This documentary film follows Aaron's life from computer prodigy to Internet activist.
Thursday, October 23rd
Webcast: The Feedback Loop between Open Access and Altmetrics
10 – 11am, Online
In this one-hour webcast, Mike Showalter of Plum Analytics will describe and demonstrate altmetrics and open access; you will learn about the capabilities of using altmetrics as your own open access feedback loop. There will be time for questions. Register online.
Webcast: The Right Metrics for Generation Open
11am – 12pm, Online
The traditional means of sharing your impact–citation counts–don't meet the needs of today's researchers. Generation Open needs altmetrics. This presentation will cover what altmetrics are and the types of altmetrics today's researchers can expect to receive; how you can track and share those metrics to get all the credit you deserve; and real life examples of scientists who used altmetrics to get grants and tenure. Register online.
Monday, October 27th
Connecting the Dots: Open Access, Open Education and an Open Future
1 – 2pm, 2nd Floor Rotunda, OSU Valley Library in Corvallis, or Livestream
Guest Speaker: Nicole Allen, SPARC
Considerable strides have already been made toward Open Access in the realm of scholarly and scientific research, with millions of papers now available online through Open Access journals or institutional repositories, and hundreds of institutions adopting self-archiving policies. The movement for open education is following suit, expanding the use of Open Educational Resources (OER) to hundreds of thousands of students and saving tens of millions dollars on textbooks. As these two movements mature, connecting the dots between the areas of overlap and common lessons learned will become increasingly important. Open Access and OER are essential building blocks for a more open future for higher education, and they are stronger together.
Open Access Resources at PSU Library
International Open Access Week 2014 is October 20-26. PSU Library joins this global event to celebrate, promote, and discuss open access, the movement to make scholarly content readily and freely available to the public.
We are pleased to highlight the following databases and resources, all of which are open access. Anyone in the world can use these databases with readily accessible articles, books, and more.
- Ad*Access – Advertisements printed from 1911 to 1955 in: radio, television, transportation, and beauty & hygiene.
- arXiv – E-prints in physics, mathematics, computer science, quantitative biology, quantitative finance, and statistics.
- bioRxiv – Preprints of articles in biology, sponsored by Cold Spring Harbor Laboratories.
- Digital Scriptorium – Archival images of medieval and renaissance manuscripts.
- Directory of Open Access Books – A database indexing open access ebooks across multiple disciplines.
- Directory of Open Access Journals – A database indexing open access journals and articles across multiple disciplines.
- Internet Archive – An archive of the Internet including newsreels, movies, texts, and audio artifacts.
- NCBI BookShelf – Texts in life science and healthcare from the National Center for Biotechnology Information.
- OpenGrey – Indexes grey literature produced in Europe.
- PubMed – Provides citations and abstracts for journal articles in all areas of medical practice and research from 1953 to the present.
- Science.gov – Features selected, authoritative science information provided by U.S. Government agencies including research and development results.
- TIMEA – The Travelers in the Middle East Archive (TIMEA) focuses on western interactions with the Middle East, particularly travels to Egypt during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
To learn more about Open Access Week and open access materials, please contact your subject librarian or Scholarly Communication Coordinator Emily Ford, or visit the Open Access Week website.


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Monday, July 08, 2013 - 10:30 PM Source: SportsFanAuthor: Adam Jones
NSW assistant coach Brad Fittler says standby Blues forward Boyd Cordner could be a State of Origin great and won't let NSW down if he is called on to replace Greg Bird in game three.
Cordner trained with the Blues on Monday as incumbent forward Bird watched on while wearing a moon boot on his foot. Scans later showed no bone bruising on Bird's injured ankle, raising hopes the Gold Coast Titans star will be fit to take on the Maroons in the series decider.
Even if he is forced to withdraw, Fittler is confident the man waiting in the wings to replace him will do a fine job for NSW at ANZ Stadium.
"[Cordner's] a fine player. He just wouldn't let you down," Fittler told the SportsFan Clubhouse.
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Doubts remain over the availability of NSW skipper Paul Gallen, who is battling a race against time to overcome a foot injury, but Fittler says his "gut feeling" is the Cronulla and Blues star will take the field against the Maroons.
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Ed Dickson, his hamstring grabbed a little bit, so we pulled him out for precautionary reasons," Ravens coach John Harbaugh said. "We'll take a look at it and see how it looks."
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"I wanted you to know that my family and I had a wonderful time at your home. It was comfortable, beautiful and the view spectacular! It was everything the description said it was. We enjoyed the deck, used the BBQ, played pool and other games, watched movies and even used the fire pit one night. I could not be more pleased!"Guest: Lori T. Date of Stay: August 2014 Review Submitted: August 20, 2014View listing
"Another fine time was had by the boys from the greater Chicago/Rockford area. Third or Forth? time renting for our friend Doug (That's what happens after you get to know the ol boy) Everything was in order and all worked well. The best is how Doug accommodated us with our early arrival. Thanks Doug, See ya next year!"Guest: McD Date of Stay: September 2014 Review Submitted: October 31, 2014View listing
"My boyfriend and I were looking for a last minute getaway up north and found this gem. The owners were fabulous to work with, and even gave us a deal for our last minute rental! The space was clean and well stocked with towels, soap and firewood for the fire pit. We enjoyed an afternoon at the Kathio State Park and stopped at the casino. It was indeed a great weekend get-away!"Guest: Retreat Planner Date of Stay: October 2014 Review Submitted: November 6, 2014View listing
"This was a perfect place for our large group. It had much more room than we expected. Wonderful accommodations and Steve was extremely helpful."Guest: Lakewoods Date of Stay: May 2014 Review Submitted: June 15, 2014View listing
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Mille Lacs Lake area is a natural wonderland conveniently located just a 90-minute drive from Minneapolis. The area offers a wealth of attractions year-round and attracts travelers with a diverse range of interests.
Mille Lacs Lake is known as a four-season destination. The summers are warm and balmy and the longer days lend themselves to endless exploring of the surrounding areas. Forest trails are open for biking and hiking and the calm lake waters provide endless hours of boating and fishing. Festivals and special events take place throughout the summer months, creating a carnival-type atmosphere in the region. In the cold winter months, good snowfalls turn the mountain trails into excellent alpine and cross country ski runs. Forest trails are perfect for snowmobiling and when the lakes freeze over, small villages of ice fishing houses pop up.
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One of the lake's greatest attractions is its fishing. Famous for its walleye and bass fishing, there are several championship fishing competitions held throughout the year that attract many visitors. Even if you are not one to sit with a rod in your hand, you can still appreciate the beauty of the lake and enjoy a good book while cruising the calm waters. Kayaks and boats are available for rent and you can have great fun exploring the lakeshore on your own. Pack a picnic and find a shady spot under the trees where you can soak up nature's beauty and enjoy the sounds of the birds in the trees above.
The Mille Lacs Kathio State Park is known for its abundant birdlife. Forest songbirds, finches, woodpeckers and marsh birds can be seen when hiking on the forest trails. If you climb to the top of the observation tower, you can get a spectacular view of the surrounding area. Keep an eye out for deer and beaver; they tend to be shy of humans and it's a real treat to be able to see them in the wild. There is also canoe rental available at the park.
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Just over a week ago, Louisville guard Kevin Ware made an appearance at a stop on the athletic department's "Cardinal Caravan" tour.
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In what was a chilling moment for all involved, Ware provided the motivational spark his teammates needed as he implored them to go win the game. It was a selfless act to say the least, and Louisville would go on to heed Ware's words (85-63 win over the Blue Devils) on their way to the program's third national title.
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"A guy wrote me from in jail and wanted me to reach out to his brother," Ware said. "People like that I don't have a problem at all, just trying to do something for them when they're trying to do something for me. So many people just really show so much support, that has to humble you."
The latest example of Ware reaching out to those in need occurred Thursday, when he visited 14-year old Brianna Boel at Kosair's Childrens Hospital Thursday afternoon. Boel was one of two teenagers hit by a car in Louisville, suffering a fractured skull, wrist and right leg as a result. According to reports, the second victim's injuries were not as severe.
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Ontarians waiting for details from Liberals
Ontario's Liberals have created a fast-paced schedule to get themselves a new leader and already two former cabinet ministers have jumped into the race. While it's good to see Glen Murray and Kathleen Wynne putting themselves forward so quickly, these candidates -- and all those who follow -- need to spell out the details behind their leadership-campaign promises.
Without a quick and definitive explanation of how they intend to pay for clearly expensive proposals, their platforms will be nothing but vague promises. And now, more than ever, that would be a waste of time.
Ontarians are painfully aware their province is in a financial Vise-Grip. Just on Tuesday, the Conference Board of Canada released a report that predicts slowing growth -- with an added warning that dark economic times will hamper the government's ability to pay for high-quality education and health care.
While all the details are not yet entirely clear, Murray, the former minister of universities and colleges, has provided some explanation for his proposal to let university students defer payment until they get a paying job.
It's a creative idea. A lot of parents who worry they'll never be able to retire after paying for their children's education will love the plan for a "no-money-down" university degree. Murray says it will be a partnership with private lenders, but where exactly will Ontario taxpayers get the money to pay for their piece of it?
Murray also needs to spell out more details on his plans for a middle-class tax cut. He gives a basic breakdown of plans to make this happen. But who, exactly, classifies as "middle class?" And where will the money come from for tax breaks for small businesses?
When he announced his candidacy, Murray pledged to renew government by taking it from the "railroad era to the smartphone era." It's a great phrase. Tell us precisely what you mean by it.
Wynne, the longtime education minister, announced her candidacy on Monday with a warm and inspiring speech that lacked any details.
She is calling for a greater focus on cities, with new transportation services tailored to each region, and is promising to negotiate peace with Ontario's labour unions. But she offered no new information on how the province will afford, for example, new transit, since it hasn't yet come to grips with the gridlock that grips the Toronto region.
Nor did Wynne offer a convincing explanation of how she intends to patch up the Liberal government's tattered relationship with public-sector unions without putting at risk plans to balance Ontario's budget by 2017-18.
That isn't good enough. All Liberal candidates should take heed. With such a short campaign -- just over 11 weeks until the Liberals' leadership vote Jan. 25-27 -- and Ontario's financial problems so well-known, there's no time for vague generalities.
The Liberal party will choose its next leader, and the province's next premier, but the public is in no mood for political charades. Just give them the facts.
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In an exclusive interview with NBC's Matt Lauer, Debra Beasley LaFave speaks out in her first television interview about the 2004 criminal case that made her one of the most infamous school teachers in America. LaFave, the young, attractive teacher who became an international sensation, pleaded guilty to lewd and lascivious battery and is currently serving a sentence of house arrest. She recounts her sexual relationship with a 14-year-old student step by step to Lauer, revealing new details about the affair and saying that behind her good looks was a deeply troubled woman suffering from bipolar disorder. The exclusive interview will air on "Today" (7:00 AM/ET) and on "Dateline NBC" (9:00 PM/ET) on Wednesday, Sept. 13.
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Below are excerpts from the interview:
Why she garnered so much attention
LaFave: I don't know.
Lauer: I'll say it. Do you think it's because you're pretty?
LaFave: I think so. And sex sells.
How the affair began
LaFave: I think he just became very flirtatious and you gotta remember that at that period in my time or in my life, I didn't feel like an adult. I was crashing fast.
Lauer: I would imagine there are parents watching right now Debbie and they're saying, "Wait a minute. She just said that he became very flirtatious." You know, a) is she blaming him for how this started? So the answer to that is?
LaFave: No.
Lauer: And b) She was the older one ... She was the teacher. She was the role model.
LaFave: I did. I crossed the line that never should've been crossed.
Her lack of consciousness during this time
Lauer: Did you and this student have open conversations about the fact that you two might be getting into very dangerous territory?
LaFave: You know, there was very little conversation, to be honest with you. You know, looking back, he was 14, you know what is there really to say to a 23-year-old ...
Lauer: ... At any point during sex with this student or after sex with this student did you say, "In the eyes of the law, I just committed rape"?
LaFave: No. I never said that.
How she thinks this may impact her victim's life
LaFave: I think he's gonna have a hard time trusting women one day. I'm sure he has to be living with the guilt of quote, unquote ratting me out.
Being bipolar
LaFave: I don't want to blur the lines between doing something as heinous as what I did, and being bipolar. But, yes, symptoms of bipolar [disorder] definitely contributed to my mind frame.
What she wants people to know about her
LaFave: That I committed a sex offense but I'm not a sex offender, even though I'm labeled as that. I made a really, really, really bad choice.
Lauer: You don't see yourself as a predator?
LaFave: It's hard. It is so hard because I lived 23 years of my life, you know, knowing who I was. I was a kindhearted person who loved children, who would never, you know, do anything to break the law. I was a good person. And then now everything has just changed. So it's just really hard for me to accept that.
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At least 50 female students have been injured after security forces tried to break up a protest earlier this week at the King Khalid University in the Saudi town of Abha.
Students told the Reuters news agency by telephone that about 8,000 students had demonstrated on Wednesday against a move by the university administration to keep cleaners away, after it accused students of not doing enough to help keep their living areas tidy.
Following the violence, which took place on the grounds of the university, students said on Friday that they planned to boycott classes after dozens were hurt during the clashes.
Several amateur videos have been posted online showing hundreds of women taking part in the protest.
"On Wednesday ... security forces entered the campus with sticks, threatening the students by banging them against chairs and desks," the students told Reuters,
"Later the forces used fire extinguishers on the girls," said one student, who like others asked not be identified for their own safety.
Saeed al-Mugair, a health ministry spokesman, said 53 students suffered minor injuries in the fracas.
He, as well as students contacted by Reuters, denied reports that at least one woman had died.
The students said that a further strike was planned for Saturday
'Day of Rage'
Separately on Friday, Amnesty International complained that at least six men remain imprisoned in Saudi Arabia for planning to take part in protests a year ago.
Saudi activists declared March 11th last year as a "Day of Rage" to emulate other protests in the region.
The London-based group said in a statement that only one of the men arrested is thought to have actually protested, while most have not been charged.
Philip Luther, Amnesty director or the Middle East, said "holding people for a year merely for intending to protest is completely unconscionable".
"It is time for the authorities to come clean about who is being held for acts of protest and on what basis," he said in a statement.
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A FORMER Palestinian prisoner released as part of a deal, relaxes by a pool in Gaza in 2011. The author wonders whether prison conditions are much worse.
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The guests receive three square meals per day and engage in physical recreation and sports from one to three hours each day.They enjoy cable TV (including a choice of programming in various languages), ping pong, cooking activities for parties and occasions, full canteen privileges, and, until recently, high school and university tuition. This is how we treat the terrorist murderers we capture and this is what awaits the killers of our three kidnapped boys if they are caught alive.There is no charge for all these amenities, and best of all, the prisoners are paid monthly salaries ranging between NIS 1,400 and NIS 6,000, depending on how vicious the crime. The more hateful the crime, the higher the salary. These salaries are paid by the Palestinian Authority from the aid money received from European donors (the US Congress saw to it that the US opted out).When complaints were voiced about this absurdly perverse use of aid funds, the payments were transferred from the PA to the PLO. The PA just passes the funds to the PLO, which pays the salaries, so nothing has changed.These salary figures may even be understated, because at the start of 2011 the PA announced that it was tripling its salary budgets for prisoners and for the families of suicide bombers. Prior to any such increase, the PA spent about NIS 44 million each month (six percent of its budget) on these salaries.In theory, these killers are not allowed to have cellphones of any type, but they maintain up-to-date Facebook pages, upload Youtube entries, engage in video calls, share photos and give every indication that they possess smartphones with 3G access.An Israeli who kills another Israeli does not enjoy these resort conditions, which are reserved for these cold-blooded terrorist murderers.Except for meals and minimum exercise, each of these many and rich benefits is given out of some misguided self-image or perverted sense of liberal values – they are neither required by law nor remotely customary for captured terrorists in other countries.A comparison of conditions with the US prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, would make fascinating reading.Are we stupid or just demented? The answer is "yes."Some speculate that we give these benefits because our authority in the prisons is so weak that we need to buy off the prisoners. But surely, this cannot be the case.It is less important to analyze how we got ourselves into this predicament than to resolve that we are getting out.Personally, I do not think it inappropriate to execute cold-blooded terrorist murderers, if their guilt is beyond question. But if this contravenes some broadly held societal sensibility, let us at least treat these murderer as murderers, as vile and vicious enemies – not as privileged guests at a five-star resort.
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The biggest revelation of the Doctor Who Convention, apart from Matt Smith's astonishing facility to put overexcited children at their ease (seriously, if the acting thing ever loses its appeal, he has a glowing future ahead of him as a child-minder), was the news that the Doctor, Amy and Rory will be paying a visit to New York during the new series.
So, having been given a couple of minutes with Steven Moffat for a brief chat, the only thing to do was chase this story to the ground like a proper journalist would do. Move over Woodward and Bernstein, I'm going in!
And while we were chatting, having taken the reporter's trilby off, it seemed a good time to discuss the imminent arrival of Jenna-Louise Coleman, and the role of the Doctor's companions in the ever-evolving story:
And ever since then I've been scratching my head to think of a word which describes the people that travel with the Doctor that ISN'T old-fashioned: BFFs? Homies? Fam? I'm stumped…
Fraser has been writing and broadcasting about music and popular culture for over 15 years, first at the Top of the Pops website, and most recently for the NME, Guardian and MSN. He also wrote BBC Radio 1's Chart Blog and reviews albums for BBC Radio 2.
He is Anglophenia's current resident Brit, blogging about British slang and running around the Mall taking snaps of the crowd at the Royal Wedding, as well as reigniting a childhood passion for classic Doctor Who and cramming as much music in as he can manage.
Fraser invites you to join him on Twitter: @csi_popmusic
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