What To Do With The RG
First, let me say that I grew up in a newspaper-reading family. Or, I should say, a two-paper family — the Los Angeles Examiner and … Continue reading
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Boycott Dizzy Dean’s Donuts
The video of the owner callously throwing mop bucket water on a sleeping person was first posted on Reddit. The owner tried to blame the … Continue reading
Electrify Eugene
“Natural” gas is a mixture of gaseous hydrocarbons consisting primarily of methane. Methane is a powerful greenhouse gas, contributing heavily to global warming. Children living … Continue reading
Bring Back Kahle
In yet another blow to local journalism, The Register-Guard has seen fit to discontinue its opinion pages, including Don Kahle’s column. I hope Eugene Weekly … Continue reading
Lane County Should Step Up To Help The Homeless
I have read that the city should do something about homelessness here in Eugene. But what many don’t understand is that Lane County is actually … Continue reading
Slant
For the past few years, local labor unions have been on an upswell — wrestling with employers both corporate and government to fight for better … Continue reading
The 44.4 Percent
Oregon voted to amend language in the Constitution about slavery, but 44.4 percent of us voted against it
Oh, Oregon… Oh, Eugene… We are not on the same page. Let’s discuss white centering in solutions to anti-racism, and the lack of attention to … Continue reading
Vote Tampering Is Real
In response to Dan Bryant’s 12/1 ViewPoint “Political Relief Comes to Democrats”: Exit polls are not “Who would you like to vote for?” — instead, … Continue reading
Health Care Is Now A Right
Measure 111 has passed and done so by more than 20,000 votes, meaning that the majority of voters are in favor of an amendment to … Continue reading
Come Together, Right Now
In response to Jeff Salata’s letter “Where Did Eugene Go?” (EW 11/23), I’m sorry to say the answer seems to be, Hell. There is no … Continue reading