FOWL PUNCHLINES
I was disappointed and discouraged by Chad Anderson’s turkey letter. He said “you can brag to your friends that you help children and the homeless … Continue reading
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TRANS CONTROVERSY
Derrick Jensen is not a “transphobe” and is not a “bigoted hateful Nazi” (“Controversial Speaker Sparks Outcry,” 3/8), I deeply encourage readers to look further … Continue reading
KNIGHTS ERRANT
The UO’s plans for the Knight Campus expansion are currently under review. As a current graduate student in the natural sciences, I am concerned about … Continue reading
Letters in Response to EW’s Design Issue
Downtown design gets people fired up!
THE TRUTH ABOUT MUPTE Too often the line between news reporting and editorial seems to be erased in Eugene Weekly. Last week’s story “Student Housing Eyesores” … Continue reading
DON’T BE A CHICKEN
Did you know that turkeys are food? I think it is time for a wake-up call when it comes to individuals being scared of the … Continue reading
RENEWABLE ENERGY
Fifty-seven percent of Oregonians said they “would prefer to pay a little bit more to ensure that more of my electricity is coming from clean, … Continue reading
BALLOT RESULTS
Interesting idea to change the way we vote and save money in the process (“Changing the Ballot,” 3/1). There are many ways to improve the democratic … Continue reading
MOROSE ABOUT THE MEDIA
I’d like to cast my vote against the new EW website, which is much less user friendly. Comments on articles were abolished. The letters to the editor … Continue reading
RADIO RADIO
For many years, my quest for the human voice and spirit has regularly led my radio dial to KLCC. The DJs are among the best … Continue reading
BARBER SHOWS UP
I cannot cast my vote for East Lane County Commissioner based on gender, as Tony Corcoran recommends (Viewpoint, 2/22). I do have a “pro women” … Continue reading