Facts vs. Ideology
When Arthur Waterbridge called for scientific evidence of climate change (Letters, 9/26), I couldn’t help think it was a setup, since widely confirmed facts — … Continue reading
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Slant
• Here’s your periodic reminder that a strong community needs a strong daily paper — and those cost money. Locally owned Eugene Weekly is free … Continue reading
A Life Steeped in the Arts
In Memory of Lois Wadsworth, 1936-2019
My mother was a gatherer of people. She could draw someone she had just met into conversation, then into friendship, almost before they knew what … Continue reading
Another View
I was delighted reading Ester Barkai’s review of the David McCosh/Entanglements exhibit at the Karin Clarke Gallery. McCosh had already retired when I began my … Continue reading
Red Baiting
Alas for Lyn Fischrup (Letters, 9/26), the truth is often not simple and the simple is not true. Socialists have never wanted the government to … Continue reading
Poor Planning
Our housing crisis is real. Part of Oregon’s problems of affordable housing can be traced back to Senate Bill 100 and the formation of the … Continue reading
Pistol Pete
Rep. DeFazio ends his response to my letter (9/19) by saying, “I support smart, targeted sanctions that limit adverse effects on civilian populations.” Actually, DeFazio … Continue reading
Get Out of Your Cave
If, by chance, I were to meet Arthur Waterbridge (“Get Out of Your Tree,” Letters, 9/26) in a pub or a coffee house and he … Continue reading
Temple of Semple
Emily [Semple, Eugene city councilor]: Thank you for calling the homeless event for what it feels like to most Eugeneans. The trash, drug abuse, alcoholic … Continue reading
Chase Die-In
The Eugene-area youth led Climate Strike on Friday, Sept. 27, marched from the federal building to Chase Bank at Willamette and 11th streets. Chase Bank was picked … Continue reading