Eugene Weekly

Wow! Loved the cannabis issue (9/29). Inspired, I propose the Revised Catechism: Q. What is the chief end of man? A. To blow your mind, … Continue reading →

Craig Patterson’s recent letter (9/22) attacks 350.org for refusing to “acknowledge facts,” yet his letter is full of false claims and misinformation. Most notable and … Continue reading →

As a counselor in Springfield Schools, I had the experience of trying to calm and comfort students who were traumatized by the Thurston High School … Continue reading →

I appreciate the work Eugene City Councilor Claire Syrett has done on homeless shelter, affordable housing and mass transit, and I’m sorry she got recalled. … Continue reading →

Regarding the Slant column (8/18) praising out-going University of Oregon President Michael Schill: “The university’s new president (Schill) is simply transitioning the school into a … Continue reading →

I confess to being old and out of touch, but am I the only EW reader who has no idea what Ayisha Elliott is talking … Continue reading →

David Dodson does well to deplore the evils of colonialism (Letters, 9/22). It seems a stretch, though, to blame the late Queen Elizabeth for the … Continue reading →

I was filled with warm fuzzies and a big smile as I read about the founding and founders of What’s Happening/Eugene Weekly (EW, 9/22). I … Continue reading →

How fortunate I’ve been in my 90 years with my wonderful children, each in their own way contributing to a better world. I’m so glad … Continue reading →

Solar power is the fastest growing, most cost-effective renewable energy source in the U.S. Tapping solar energy to electrify our homes, businesses, municipalities and transportation … Continue reading →