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Edward Gauvin sits down wearing a black shirt with white capital letters in French reading, “The children of Marx and Coca-Cola” — taken, he says, … Continue reading
Our leaders are incompetent and self-absorbed. Business lacks scruple, and exploitation is the rule of the day. Civil liberties are sacrificed for illusive security. The … Continue reading
Wearing pajamas to class is becoming more popular than ever. This is because fewer people are leaving the house to go to lectures and instead … Continue reading
Given Donald Trump’s history of loud and proud endorsement of abusive and assaultive behavior toward women, we shouldn’t be surprised by his choice of Brett … Continue reading
There has been a serious miscarriage of culinary justice, a foodie folly recklessly perpetrated by none other than the once-respected Eugene Weekly. For how could … Continue reading
• Eugene Weekly’s endorsements for the November election will be offered in next week’s paper, the same time that ballots are mailed out to you … Continue reading
The Eugene Emeralds have received nationwide attention for the team’s miraculous championship win: Even though the Ems had a losing season record, the team went … Continue reading
Measure 105, which would undo Oregon’s sanctuary law, is not simply a response to legitimate immigration concerns, but is part of a multi-pronged effort to … Continue reading
It’s been nearly four months since I was elected to represent Springfield on the Lane County Board of Commissioners. Though the race is now uncontested, … Continue reading
The chili pepper is gone from RateMyProfessors.com. It disappeared this summer after BethAnn McLaughlin, assistant professor of neurology at Vanderbilt University, tweeted at Rate My … Continue reading