Logos to Sidewalks in Letters
A Mixed Bag for Redesign The color is nice, the calendar is easier, the logo is a bust. Two lines of identical print — how … Continue reading
Opinion: Page 13
Slant or Sometimes Askew
• We often have folks drop by the Weekly’s office on Thursdays and Fridays to grab and reuse past issues. We do snicker when folks … Continue reading
Rules of the Road
Advice for foot travelers from an experienced pedestrian
By Doyle Srader So I’ve lived in Eugene for 17 years. The entire time, I’ve commuted to work on foot, two miles in the morning … Continue reading
Letters from Slanted Slants to Classical Music
A Round of Applause, Please I recently attended a few concerts at the Oregon Bach Festival where musicians came from around the world to our … Continue reading
Slant — Because It’s Slanted
By EW editorial staff • What do you think about Eugene Weekly’s new look and, in particular, the new logo? We think you (like us) … Continue reading
Accessing OCF
How the Oregon Country Fair can be more accessible
By Shasta Kearns Moore The Oregon Country Fair has been a bright thread woven throughout the fabric of my life. My first Fair was in … Continue reading
Thank God?
When God is at the side of those who have been shot
The former president credits God for saving him from assassination, claiming, “God was on my side.” I actually agree, in part, and I am thankful … Continue reading
Endangered Buttes and Invasive Dandelions in Letters
SAVE TV BUTTE If you take a drive out to Oakridge, you may notice lawn signs posted around town and many local residents wearing hats … Continue reading
From VPs to KWAX in Slant
• With Dr. Jill Biden’s hubby, President Joe Biden, stepping out of the presidential race, everyone is wondering who heir-apparent Vice President Kamala Harris’ running … Continue reading
What They Said
Cooperation between movements is key
On the Fourth of July, 25 people rallied at the Federal Building against the rush of June Supreme Court decisions. I loved these talks for … Continue reading