A Homecoming

Two Oregon bands stop in town while on tour A seven-piece band will transcend its audience into a high-flying and beat-dropping space with a psychedelic, … Continue reading
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Two Oregon bands stop in town while on tour A seven-piece band will transcend its audience into a high-flying and beat-dropping space with a psychedelic, … Continue reading
THANK YOU, EUGENE WEEKLY Emerson Brady wrote an article, “The Last Responders,” highlighting the Trauma Intervention Program of Lane County, published in this paper on … Continue reading
COOPMAN AND THE JWN Ted Coopman and the Jefferson Westside Neighbors board seem to think their opinions represent those of everyone in the neighborhood. They … Continue reading
It should be a toe-tapping time May 18 when Soromundi — Lesbian Chorus of Eugene: Return to Broadway takes the stage at the Hult Center. … Continue reading
By Emma J Nelson and Amelia Winkelman Us two Eugene Weekly interns have scampered around Eugene, trying some of the city’s local cideries. But braving … Continue reading
WE NEED THE ‘THIRD SPACE’ Many thanks for Emerson Brady’s April 18 article, “Losing a Third Space.” Brady captured what the library has already lost … Continue reading
December 2015: In the 1980s, University of Florida student Jim Evangelista and his roommates had a sign that read, “Welcome to Reality Kitchen.” Later, when … Continue reading
CAMPUS NEWS UO on Drugs and Alcohol The school seeks to raise awareness among faculty about drinking on campus By Bentley Freeman Recent news stories … Continue reading
We love the news. We know, that’s controversial these days, and we know, maybe more than anyone, how hard it can be to get the news … Continue reading
KEEPING EUGENE’S STARS IN ALIGNMENT Where did Eugene Weekly’s Rob Brezsny’s Astrology go? A fun/educational report on what the star alignments mean for us each … Continue reading