Activist Alert
Warmth for the homeless, burritos for the poor
• Yes for Healthcare, the campaign to protect health care for vulnerable Oregonians such as seniors, people with disabilities and 400,000 children, is holding a Yes … Continue reading
EW Staff
Author: EW Staff
Letters to the Editor 2017-11-30
CORRECTING NEGLECT Last May, you brought our attention to the problem of a lack of accountability in our long-term residential centers, which has led to … Continue reading
Letters to the Editor 2017-11-22
NEITHER GOOD NOR BAD Sorry, Joe Tyndall (Letters, Nov. 16). Can’t do it. Men are human. Human beings, like other animals, are innately neither good … Continue reading
Slant
From #MeToo to burning Eugene Weekly
• #MeToo. Every day more actors and politicians show their feet of clay as they are called out for sexual assault and harassment. We know … Continue reading
Slant – 2017-11-16
From COP23 to the latest on the Oregon Bach Festival
• With basketball season starting at the UO, it was a curious jolt to see the name William Drozdiak as the author of a new book, … Continue reading
Letters to the Editor 2017-11-16
MEN ARE GOOD Sunday, Nov. 19 is International Men’s Day. Maybe one day during the year we can stop blaming men, particularly white men, for … Continue reading
Activist Alert
Knowing your rights, helping farmworkers and LNG
• The Civil Liberties Defense Center is recruiting bilingual people to become Know Your Rights trainers for the immigrant community. CLDC says, “Now more than … Continue reading
Protest songs
Music to inspire the vote
The only good thing about Donald Trump is that he has made time slow down. As we get older, every year seems to pass more … Continue reading
Letters to the Editor 2017-11-09
NO TO ONE GRO Hopefully the voters of Creswell will say no to One Gro (“Campaigning in Creswell,” Oct. 5). A corporate monopoly on a … Continue reading
Slant
The UO in Sports Illustrated, the Paradise Papers and no on weed in Creswell
• What about the footbridge across Franklin Boulevard from the new Knight campus at the University of Oregon to the science buildings on the other … Continue reading