November 28, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• Advanced courses for Redmond high schools are debated
• Board to vote on UO president's job
• Donations bolster sodden food bank
• Finishing the rıver trail
• Fire destroys Bend home, barn
• Gingrich wins coveted nod
• Happenings
• LandWatch may seek aid from state in zoning fight
• Medford neglect case sheds light on a societal ill
• News of Record: Civil Suits
• Nonprofit buys foreclosed homes
• ODOT installs new camera at Lava Butte pass
• Oregon firm to utilize Washington technology
• Shelter offers holiday refuge for Sweet Home family of 3
• State police to probe Deschutes DA’s office
• Suspect sought in vehicle fires
• Suspected hashish makers hurt in fire
• Temperatures set to dip into teens
• The funding power of crowds
• Who’s on death row?
• Woman who abused infant enters prison

BUSINESS

• Economy rains on Rose Parade
• Finishing the rıver trail
• The funding power of crowds

SPORTS

• Basketball
• Bend’s Ford 22nd in World Cup
• Cougars get their wish: another shot at Sherwood
• Cycling Central Calendar
• Cyclocross
• Erickson out as Sun Devils coach
• Flames stop losing skid with victory over Wild
• Football
• Giving the gift of cycling
• Golf
• Hard to define fairness in potential BCS rematch
• Motor sports
• No. 13 ’Bama survives vs. VCU
• On the Air
• Oregon set to host UCLA in first Pac-12 championship
• Road riding
• Skiing
• Summaries
• Syracuse fires assistant after new allegations in molestation case
• Tebow wins again: Broncos defeat Chargers in overtime
• Tennis

OBITS

• Deaths Elsewhere
• Former Smithsonian head oversaw controversial Enola Gay exhibit in ’95

NATION & WORLD

• Arab League approves Syria sanctions
• Chimps’ days in labs may be dwindling
• Complex histories muddy GOP race
• Congo faces shaky election climate
• Damage control, rage after NATO strike in Pakistan
• Economy rains on Rose Parade
• Egypt heads to polls in turmoil, confusion
• Former Smithsonian head oversaw controversial Enola Gay exhibit in ’95
• Greenhouse gases soar; no signs warming is slowed
• Holiday rush brings out the bogus bills
• Iraq emerges from war divided, facing questions
• Little contest likely in Yemen election
• New areas chosen for Afghan control
• Occupy Philadelphia sees deadline pass
• Putin begins bid for presidency
• Retailers have robust start to the holidays
• Russian jail system proves above law
• Stem cell study offers hope for Parkinson’s, ALS
• Today

ENTERTAINMENT

• Community Calendar
• Local Movie Times
• ‘Prime Suspect’ needlessly handcuffed
• The tweets of war: What’s past is postable

OPINION

• Bend needs an ADA extension
• Holidays rough for the grieving
• JFK and Obama: some similarities, many differences
• Republicans paint too rosy a picture of the party’s past
• State can’t leave older children out in the cold