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Emily Rogers

Author: Emily Rogers

Thrifted Clothing

How to look cool for cheap

Culture 3 weeks ago

One of the greatest joys in life is the thrift finds that you buy for next to nothing that become a closet staple and a … Continue reading →

Aladdin: The Rock Opera

Aladdin turned rock ballet performance Mother’s Day weekend

Dance 3 weeks ago

What if ballet was performed to rock? Or, as Ballet Fantastique asks, “What if Aladdin had a soundtrack by Queen?” This Mother’s Day weekend, the … Continue reading →

Home Grown

Recommendations for cannabis cultivation

CannabisGardening 1 month ago

Late spring into early summer is the perfect time to plant your summer crops — tomatoes, cucumbers and cannabis. According to Down to Earth Home, … Continue reading →

Free Legal Libations

Rating the free drinks you can get around Eugene for your birthday

Culture 3 months ago

On Feb. 11, I turned 21 years old and entered the bar scene for the first time with one thing in mind — get free … Continue reading →

‘A Very Gay Thing to Do’

Queer poet Eric Braman debuts Bury Me In Cherry Blossoms, their first poem collection

Books 3 months ago

The flowery pink cover and enchanting title of Eric Braman’s premiere romance poetry book, Bury Me In Cherry Blossoms, makes you think that you will … Continue reading →

Enviros on Campus for Conference

University of Oregon law students host 43rd Public Interest Environmental Law Conference

Whats-Happening 3 months ago

Starting in 1983, the Public Interest Environmental Law Conference has been uniting environmentalists, activists, students, scientists and attorneys under the common interest of how to … Continue reading →

Wake Up America

Indigenous environmental activist and author Winona LaDuke to give a lecture on the protection of Mother Earth

News 3 months ago

On Feb. 18, Winona LaDuke, a longtime Indigenous land rights and environmental activist as well as author, woke up to a bitter cold in White … Continue reading →

Eugene Ballet Takes on ‘Carmen’

The ballet rendition of the 1875 opera Carmen is Feb. 22 and 23

Dance 3 months ago

Through graceful leaps and expressive faces, Eugene Ballet takes the story of Carmen to new levels without spoken word or song. When the opera was … Continue reading →

From Shed to Strength

Sadie Lincoln, daughter of a founder of Eugene Weekly, started barre3, a fitness boutique with women’s bodies in mind

Health 4 months ago

In 1982 Elisabeth Lyman, Lucia McKelvey, Sonja (Snyder) Ungemach, Lois Wadsworth and Bill Snyder founded What’s Happening out of a small shed on Lincoln Street … Continue reading →

Cut by Hand

Ex-graphic designer turned stained glass artist Carolyn Miller creates and sells pieces at the Saturday and Holiday Market

Arts 6 months ago

Carolyn Miller, who has been an artist for about 35 years, built her stained glass business, Worker Bee Design Studio, from the ground up after … Continue reading →

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