Images of Peru
As a visual artist, I am drawn to the story of Occidental conquest that systematically changed aboriginal cultures across the globe. Blake Andrews’ “Navel of … Continue reading
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Protecting Wetlands
Oregon is considering legislation that would allow developers to build in wetlands (marshy areas of land where the soil is saturated with water) more cheaply … Continue reading
Build A Coop!
I was shocked by the Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife’s decision concerning the turkey issue. The turkeys in town are being a nuisance with … Continue reading
The Long Game
I’m from an FDR family of Democrats — except for Hatfield, always vote D. Joe Biden, current frontrunner: Duh, just another loser like Clinton. The … Continue reading
Hail The Fatherland
The time is rapidly coming, friends, when we shall have to decide whether we are for or against the real America — whether we shall have … Continue reading
Day of Reckoning
On Earth Day I realized that, although I can eat without meat, I cannot shop without plastic. Really sorry. Patricia Spicer Eugene
Chase the Devil
Every customer-loyalty credit card and prepaid gift card I’ve ever seen shows Chase in small print. The narcotic to make you not care who’s underwriting … Continue reading
Lessons From Abroad
I returned to my Fall Creek farm in Oregon a week ago after a Danube River trip that included visits to cities and villages in … Continue reading
Ending AIDS
Time to hold the president to his promise: end AIDS in America by 2030. Programs like the ones provided by San Francisco and groups like … Continue reading
Bob Who?
We greatly appreciated the reviews of Oregon Shakespeare Festival plays appearing in EW’s April 18 issue. We couldn’t find a byline, but assume that Bob … Continue reading