Measuring Media Bias
An Examination of The Register-Guard’s School Coverage
One way the news media demonstrate bias is by what they report and what they leave out. Another is the negative or positive content of … Continue reading
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WTF dog ban?
• When the president of your country talks violently about women, what message does that send? That was one of the niggling questions that came … Continue reading
Any-Town, USA
Don’t turn farmland into industrial parks
Take a drive out Highway 99 to Clear Lake Road and turn west. As soon as you leave the busy industrial highway you are in … Continue reading
Letters to the Editor 2017-03-16
LOGGING SCHEME The Aufderheide National Scenic Byway out of Oakridge, one of the nation’s most scenic drives, has been severely degraded by Willamette National Forest … Continue reading
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RG layoffs and Mercer Money
• Rumor has it that The Register-Guard is laying off another 20 employees. The toll this time includes reporter Lillian Schrock, who was let go … Continue reading
What Can We Do About Trump?
We have the voice and the people
“They call them huddles, Vicki, not meetings,” my sister Annabelle said over the phone. She was telling me about her weekend event with the L.A. … Continue reading
Letters to the Editor 2017-03-09
LACK OF ENVIRO ENFORCMENT Gratifying to see a thorough piece of investigative reporting leave the ivory tower and enter the public arena (“DEQ Has Oregon … Continue reading
King’s Quarrelsome Quarry
Tribal Council approves resolution to protect TV Butte
In January the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs of Oregon’s Tribal Council approved a resolution to protect TV Butte in Oakridge. Lane County has nevertheless … Continue reading
The Turning Point Downtown?
The Park Blocks and Kesey Square
When people come to Eugene for the 2021 World Track and Field Championships, they will, like all tourists, spend a large majority of their time … Continue reading
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Defense of truth and the dog ban
• When Trump was elected in November, who could have imagined that a few short months later The New York Times would be running full-page … Continue reading