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Year: 2018

Head of State

Gov. Kate Brown spends a day in Eugene meeting with students, teachers and reporters

News 7 years ago

On a Tuesday morning, Jan. 16, students, teachers and a few state legislators mingled in Eugene’s Winston Churchill High School auditorium. A couple of cameras … Continue reading →

Rock ’n’ Roll Reckoning

A true rock band is as rare as a wooly mammoth

ArtsMusic 7 years ago

If there’s one thing that can be said about Queens of the Stone Age, it’s that they are a true rock band. QOTSA’s stuff is … Continue reading →

The Trouble With Woodcock

A fashion designer and his muse get all tangled up in 'Phantom Thread'

Film 7 years ago

Certainly, the ghost of Alfred Hitchcock presides over the haunted atmosphere of Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest film, Phantom Thread, but Hitchcock isn’t the only cinematic … Continue reading →

The Wages of Slavery

A Confederate soldier returns home in VLT’s 'The Whipping Man'

Theater 7 years ago

There is much to admire in Matthew Lopez’ The Whipping Man, playing now at Very Little Theatre. This atmospheric period drama is, without a doubt, … Continue reading →

New Music Catches Fire

Eugene — and the Northwest — is going contemporary

Music 7 years ago

In the last few years, Oregon has become a beacon of contemporary classical music, with several new music ensembles and a composers’ organization, Cascadia Composers, … Continue reading →

Slant

Measure 101 wins, mourning Brian West and Ursula Le Guin, City Club, the Women’s March and white supremacists

NewsOpinionSlant 7 years ago

• In his life, which ended far too soon when he died Jan. 6 at age 51, Brian West played drums for the likes of … Continue reading →

Axing the Axemen

Debate roils South Eugene High School over mascot

News 7 years ago

Constance Van Flandern spoke up for her daughter — the same daughter who thought, when she was 5, that South Eugene High School was a … Continue reading →

Polynesian Paradise

LovaKava is an alternative tea bar dedicated to that calming root

Chow 7 years ago

Why would you drink a dirt-flavored tea made from powdered Polynesian plant roots? Because it feels amazing. The kava root, visually reminiscent of the weeds … Continue reading →

Emotionally Fattening

Beating the winter blues at Party Downtown

Chow 7 years ago

Winter descends on the Willamette Valley like a moldy blanket. Even though I grew up around here, this weather can bring me down. The evening … Continue reading →

Mascots, clean energy, arts and more

LettersNewsOpinion 7 years ago

A FUTURE TO BELIEVE IN Imagine: The next breakthrough in clean, renewable energy could be formulating in the minds of a Lane County high-schooler right … Continue reading →

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