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Annie Fisher pulverizes horseradish roots in a motorized industrial grater, and the warehouse where she’s working fills with a sharp, nose-crinkling smell. She puts the … Continue reading
The Simpsons are responsible for my worldview, more so than any school, church or afterschool group. And as I get older, I start to understand … Continue reading
• What will COVID-19 affect in the West? How about the crowds at the Pac-12 women’s basketball tournament in Las Vegas this weekend? It could, … Continue reading
THIS EVENT IS POSTPONED: The UO-sponsored events on March 10 and 11 featuring Dr. Kathleen Hall Jamieson are cancelled. Considering CDC advisories for older adults … Continue reading
The letter re: Trump must have been written “tongue in cheek” by Jim Remington (“Trump Delusions,” 2/27). He has stated all the obvious and horrendous opposites … Continue reading
Roger Shimomura’s life story is, mostly, all-American. Born in Seattle in 1939, he studied art at the University of Washington, joined ROTC and then the … Continue reading
As a response to Tony Corcoran (“Republicans Suck,” 2/6) and (Colin Moran (Letters, 2/20): I say we should elect Peter DeFazio for one more term … Continue reading
Our community believes in prioritizing education because education is the best investment in an individual. Lane Community College needs to repair and modernize their facilities, and that’s why we … Continue reading
Eugene is one scoot closer to having e-scooters. On Wednesday, Feb. 26, the Eugene City Council voted 6-2 at a work session to start the … Continue reading
