Tuition Blues
Our kids should come first! Increases in college tuition stops more and more young people from seeking their dream futures. I’m very concerned about the increases … Continue reading
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Leave The Arts Alone
“Oregon’s arts and culture sector contributed $687 million and 22,299 jobs to Oregon’s economy in fiscal year 2015, according to the latest Arts & Economic … Continue reading
5G Raises New Concerns
More speed, more questions
The average person probably thinks that the new 5G (fifth generation) is just the next best thing after the current 4G wireless standard. While faster … Continue reading
It’s Your Money
Recently, the State Land Board enacted a curfew starting in May to restrict fires and camping on the Willamette River in Eugene to protect the … Continue reading
Healthier Masculinity
I am writing in response to Arthur Waterbridge’s letter (3/21) about toxic masculinity and the left wing. According to the English Oxford Dictionary, the definition … Continue reading
Land Mismanagement
I don’t get it. The Bureau of Land Management partners with local entities and spends millions of dollars creating public recreation sites. They then proceed … Continue reading
Torrey Loyalists
I moved here 11 years ago and immediately fit into 4J school district because of the amazing teachers. Great teachers are the main reason I … Continue reading
Women In Tech
I am writing in regards to the “Women, Tech and STEM” article by Lauren Jerome and Kim Dearborn (4/4). The article inspired me to share … Continue reading
Science In Schools
In response to Mark Fiser’s letter (3/28) which attempts to debunk the Environmental Science Academy at Churchill High School in Eugene: I would like to … Continue reading
Suicide Crisis
The Breaking the Silence project mentioned in your Slant piece (4/11) seeks to highlight the suicide crisis. I want to “break the silence” about something that I have never … Continue reading