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Return of the Living Can Oregon bring public health insurance back from the dead? by Camilla Mortensen Continue reading →

Books: Middle School’s Bumpy Road Lauren Kessler revisits the early teens Visual Art: Controversy and Lots of 2-D Mayor’s Art Show tries something new, with mixed responses Continue reading →

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All exhibits free unless otherwise noted. OPENINGS/RECEPTIONS Continue reading →

Natural Resistance: Moral Disapproval The majority does not always know best Notes From the Riverside: The Mending Our own history of desecration  On The Blogs:   Letters to the Editor     Continue reading →

DENYING THE NAKBA The Al-Nakba Awareness Project spent a gratifying two days at the Eugene Celebration in the Community Causeway section. We distributed lots of literature and had a fun contest to see who could draw the best one state flag for the Holy Land. Continue reading →

Moral Disapproval The majority does not always know best By Mary O’Brien Continue reading →

  Garden Abundance Following the ‘rule of thirds’ by Rachel Foster Continue reading →