Don’t Like The Stimulus? Don’t Cash That Check
If Congress votes for another round of direct stimulus payments to Americans, and President Trump signs the bill into law and takes credit for it … Continue reading
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What About Local Bookstores?
I applaud your endorsement of reading as opposed to binge-watching television, but there was one critical element missing from your otherwise excellent book review article … Continue reading
Sorenson A Model Progressive
Lane County Commissioner Pete Sorenson has stood out as an excellent progressive representative of his south Eugene district since 1997, winning election six times for … Continue reading
The Tooth Fairy Stole The Election
Shame on all you politicians, pundits and talking heads trying to convince the child-like millions of voters that Trump really won the election. Sooner than … Continue reading
The COVID Choice
What would you rather choose? Paying for groceries or paying your rent? Neither, right? Well, the reality is, most students right now have to make … Continue reading
Why I Serve At Egan
I’m pretty sure I could not sustain the degree of suffering that some members of my community undergo, especially on bitter cold nights. The unhoused … Continue reading
Homeless In Friendly Eugene
Eugene has an identity crisis of seeming friendly and progressive, but it is an illusion, a vestige long gone. Criminalization of homelessness and malignant rudeness … Continue reading
Web Letters
UO PUTS MONEY FIRST I am very thankful to everyone taking measures to help slow the spread of COVID-19 on their own accord. I am … Continue reading
Dear Gov. Brown: I Can’t Afford To Move In
My name is Michael Fiore Jr. I have cerebral palsy and am confined to a wheelchair. I have a steady income. I came up here … Continue reading
That Godless Pledge
The letter by Donald M. Brasted-Maki (Letters 11/19) implies that the Pledge of Allegiance originally contained the phrase “under God,” but in fact this phrase … Continue reading