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After more than 30 years of being Oregon’s 4th district congressman, Peter DeFazio isn’t quitting yet. The representative is planning to tip the “purple” demographic … Continue reading
Stephanie Babb marches down 8th Avenue in downtown Eugene, her dark hair tucked into a black hat. It’s nearly 11 pm and, despite the darkness, … Continue reading
“Inept media” best describes how The Register-Guard has spiraled downward to the depths of sophomoric journalism. I find it disgusting, disappointing and depressing that when … Continue reading
Remember that heart-sinking feeling after the 2016 election for president? If there was just one thing, you probably thought in December 2016, that we could … Continue reading
You who are out in the streets nightly, rightly protesting the wanton murder of Black people by American police: Your anger is righteous. You bring … Continue reading
In the midst of a global pandemic, civil rights movement, historic election and natural disasters, sometimes all we can do is laugh. The Readers Theater … Continue reading
I just read “Live Free or Die Tryin’” (Eugene Weekly, 8-27), and I get it: The two-party system sucks, and you’re still bummed that Democrats … Continue reading
Next summer, downtown Springfield looks to add the vivid colors and historical sweep of an authentic Latinx mural to its array of public art. The … Continue reading
Kyle Rittenhouse. Remember the name because he’s a symbol of how we’ve devolved. Rittenhouse is the 17-year-old white boy who, with his mother driving, crossed … Continue reading
Once again the University of Oregon has made it quite clear where its values and priorities are. This is yet another continuation of their responses … Continue reading