Eugene Weekly

Electric power came to our rural area near Crow in 1938. Homes acquired electric lights, but most still used propane cook stoves and water heaters … Continue reading →

Phil Knight’s philanthropy toward the University of Oregon has been huge. In spite of his generosity, he and a handful of other rich Duck athletic … Continue reading →

People like Beth Patterson, who wrote “We Dissent” (Viewpoint, 7/7), or Jenny Gusset, author of the same issue’s vitriolic letter titled “It’s Not Men’s Place … Continue reading →

Yet more li’l sneakers that will forever remain empty in family homes in Uvalde, Texas. My heart aches at the tragic loss of 19 schoolchildren … Continue reading →

Ironies abound! Justice Clarence Thomas, in a separate opinion concurring with the recent Supreme Court decision overturning Roe vs. Wade, argues that other rights unremunerated … Continue reading →

Sure, men are affected by abortion. That’s precisely why they should be careful where they stick it, when and with whom; it’s where consent comes … Continue reading →

Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz majored in communication in college, and that’s what I’ve taught for quite a while. When I read in the Weekly (6/30) … Continue reading →

Shock collars, or e-collars, are a device used to punish dogs for barking, and I believe that they should be banned. There are two types: … Continue reading →

I am writing a note to residents who are not mowing or clearing debris from their lawns and sidewalks. As I have dogs, I have … Continue reading →

The radical Supreme Court justices are originalists. They think that all judicial decisions should be made as the original founders would. The original founders were … Continue reading →