Ducks vs. Trojans
What’s all this about Ducks vs. Trojans? We know what you’re thinking. But Ducks clearly need Trojans, as seen here: Continue reading
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What’s all this about Ducks vs. Trojans? We know what you’re thinking. But Ducks clearly need Trojans, as seen here: Continue reading
Weird About Sports Football’s lessons contradict higher education BY JIM EARL Continue reading
First I got the new issue of Rolling Stone, which features Guns ‘N’ Roses on the cover. Then I got a press release announcing the Black Crowes’ upcoming show at the Cuthbert. Sorry, but did I miss something? Did I wake up in 1990? Should my jeans be tighter and stretchier and my hair a couple feet longer? (The shirt, it will remain black and plain. Some things never change.) Continue reading
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• Confession: I’ve never read Beowulf. However, the trailer — stellar cast aside — doesn’t exactly make me seventeen kinds of excited for the movie. Note to Zemeckis: That Polar Express-style animation? It still looks stupid, even when you’re doing strange things to an ancient classic instead of ruining a classic children’s book. Continue reading
That title is a shout-out to anyone who ever watched MTV’s sadly long-long The State. Except it was $500 worth o’ puddin’. This is $50 worth o’ cheese. Oregon cheese. Cheese that I will happily devour after it serves its intended purpose. Which is not “for rolling in.” I miss good television. Soon we will have cable, and I will have more to talk about. When’s the Eco-Challenge on, again? Continue reading
Story and photos by Kera Abraham EDITOR'S NOTE: National award-winning reporter Kera Abraham, who has a master's degree in journalism from UO, left EW in January to join the staff at Monterey County Weekly. The California paper printed a shorter version of this story June 7. Continue reading
Culture of Whiteness The UO fails to recruit and retain a critical mass of black students and faculty. BY MARTHA CALHOON Continue reading