TRANS CONTROVERSY
Derrick Jensen is not a “transphobe” and is not a “bigoted hateful Nazi” (“Controversial Speaker Sparks Outcry,” 3/8), I deeply encourage readers to look further … Continue reading
Year: 2018
KNIGHTS ERRANT
The UO’s plans for the Knight Campus expansion are currently under review. As a current graduate student in the natural sciences, I am concerned about … Continue reading
Letters in Response to EW’s Design Issue
Downtown design gets people fired up!
THE TRUTH ABOUT MUPTE Too often the line between news reporting and editorial seems to be erased in Eugene Weekly. Last week’s story “Student Housing Eyesores” … Continue reading
Dress up your Salads
There’s more to colorful salads than eye appeal
Years ago a chiropractor who was into nutrition told me that salads should be composed of at least nine ingredients. Or was it seven? Plain … Continue reading
Biz Beat
Hippie Hemp, Ninkasi and DMP
• Hippie Hemp is a new small business in downtown Eugene that celebrated its grand opening in February. The store is located at 187 E. … Continue reading
Ding Ding!
Who ya gonna call for a flat bike tire?
“On your left!” is a mantra on Eugene’s streets (along with a few other phrases I can think of). Biking is a part of our … Continue reading
PUD Decision Put on Hold
Strong community turnout for proposed Hendricks Park development extends meeting and process
Land use hearings official Virginia Gustafson Lucker did not rule March 7 on the tentative Capital Hill Planned Unit Development (PUD). The hearing process was … Continue reading
More Trees More Life
PIELC speaker presents benefits of natural environments
Kathleen Wolf, a researcher at the University of Washington, says that when she was an urban forester in the ’80s, requesting from the city of … Continue reading
Happening People
Jenn Clemo
“My dad went to Creswell High School,” says CHS alum Jenn Clemo. “I grew up here and my husband grew up here. We were both … Continue reading
Slant
Auditors, quakes and opionds
• News on the Eugene city auditor front. Bonny McCornack of ElectedAuditor4CityAccountability and a chief petitioner for Measure 20-283 tells us that on Monday, March … Continue reading