Save The Hatchery
I’m writing to thank you for your recent article about the Leaburg Fish Hatchery (2/28), which is once again threatened with closure as early as … Continue reading
Letters: Page 183
In Praise Of Lucinda Parker
I’m delighted with Eugene Weekly’s continued coverage of the visual arts by writer Ester Barkai, especially her March 21 article reviewing Portland painter Lucinda Parker’s … Continue reading
Divide and Conquer
Arthur Waterbridge’s letter (“This Should Go Over Well,” 3/21) takes issue with the phrase “toxic masculinity,” used in the previous week’s cover story about axe … Continue reading
Cultural Erasure
Thank you for including a piece about Mariachi Herencia de Mexico performing at The Hult Center (“Look Back to Heritage,” March 14). I unfortunately was … Continue reading
Eugene Swoosh’s New Letters Section
Disappointed Again What can I say? Eugene Weekly, your staff disappoints me — and the music community — through your neglect to cover the reanimated … Continue reading
Bad Green Deal
“Green New Deal” is a great slogan. Unfortunately, the campaign ignores inconvenient facts. We are beyond the limits to growth of non-renewable fossil fuels and of … Continue reading
Who Will Save Us?
I’d like to remind Milton Takei (Letters, March 14) that some people face more immediate problems than global warming. And who do they expect will … Continue reading
Sex Positive
Recently Dove Medical, a self-proclaimed faith-based and abstinence only group, presented in 4J schools (EW 3/14). Whereas holistic sex education presents abstinence as an effective … Continue reading
Public Interest Housing
It’s time for the new Board of Directors of Homes for Good (formerly HACSA) to move away from the former board’s way of doing business … Continue reading
UO Grad Employee Insurance
“The UO works because we do!” This is a common cry at rallies for the Graduate Teaching Fellows Federation (GTFF), the graduate employees’ union at … Continue reading