From Oregon media news to deer eating your tulips in Slant
• Who says civics education is dying? Certainly not Grace Kim, a 7th grader at Eugene’s Ridgeline Montessori, as well as 19 other finalists in … Continue reading
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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
From the Temple of EWEB to Riding Bitch in Letters to the Editor
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
Online Extra Primary Elections Letters
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
Return To Broadway And Have Fun
Soromundi — Lesbian Chorus of Eugene takes the stage May 18 at Hult Center
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
Smooth Sippin’
Eugene Weekly interns take on the local cider scene so you don’t have to
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
From the library as ‘third space’ to all those elections opinions in letters!
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
Happening People
Jim Evangelista and Catherine Pickup (revisited)
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
April 1 News briefs
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
From local news to letter-writers in Slant
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