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Andrew Barton remembers the cheddar bagel at Humble Bagel with unusual specificity. The now-defunct shop sat on the corner of the Sundance building on 24th … Continue reading
In the early 1970s, Peter Laufer’s family home was set on fire in an arson attack, resulting in his mother’s legs being severely burned. “It … Continue reading
Brian Trapp grew up with his twin brother Danny, who had a disability. Growing up, Danny would remind Brian that he was six minutes older. … Continue reading
Eating disorders have become a “silent killer” in the U.S., claiming one life every 52 minutes and affecting millions more. Eating disorders aren’t just about … Continue reading
“Books break the shackles of time. A book is proof that humans are capable of working magic.” — Carl Sagan, Cosmos. Lane County is full … Continue reading
It’s the return of Ichabod Crane, Brom Bones and the Headless Horseman, just in time for the spooky season. Ballet Fantastique rolls out its version … Continue reading
The song “Silver Springs” is trending on TikTok. The 1973 Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham Buckingham Nicks album reissue went viral this year. And Stereophonic, … Continue reading
According to Nick Foreman from the Eugene band Dust Congress, we’re living in “garbage time,” a sports expression for when the score is so lopsided … Continue reading
“We’re starting to feel like a real band in a recording studio, hearing ourselves back and coming up with ideas,” says Christopher Mowod, one of … Continue reading
Photos by Todd Cooper. Words by Will Kennedy. I entered Morrissey’s Oct. 9 Hult Center show feeling tender. Morrissey, or Moz, as fans call him, … Continue reading