Dump Levin
When an insecure new kid shows up at school, all the hyperactive squirming and unfunny, unoriginal mouthing of memes and stand-up comedy lines says, “Please, … Continue reading
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Slant
• Eugene Weekly has a hiking column again! Chandra LeGue of Oregon Wild, who recently authored a book on hikes in Oregon’s ancient forest, will … Continue reading
Magnificent Eugene
I saw Leoncavallo’s I Pagliacci performed by Cascadia Concert Opera yesterday in Emmaus Lutheran Church — what magnificent voices, what magnificent music, what magnificent acoustics! … Continue reading
Silencing On The Middle East
Recently, The Register-Guard pulled a fast one. The editors “caught and killed” my timely letter. It was about a visitor to Eugene who has counseled uninformed American … Continue reading
Also, The Earth Is Flat
The political left bet the family farm on a racehorse called “climate change,” but that wager was a disaster for us all. America needs efficient … Continue reading
A Collaboration of Kindness
Cultivating kindness to help the homeless
by Guy Maynard and John Kline Kindness spreads. As cold weather was setting in during the early days of autumn, Jeff Jones, 56, who shares a … Continue reading
JFK’s Paradigm
Sept. 20 was the “climate strike” during the United Nations General Assembly meeting. Climate movement leaders urge a “World War II” mobilization to address the … Continue reading
Protecting Our Air
As residents of Eugene’s southwest hills, downwind from Seneca’s biomass power plant, I am pleased to read in your last issue that Beyond Toxics successfully … Continue reading
It Has Happened Here
Rick Levin reviewed the Very Little Theatre production of It Can’t Happen Here (“State of Emergency,” 10/24). Guess what? On July 1, 1919, newspaperman Benito … Continue reading
Single Use
As a member of Earth’s beautiful, yet crumbling biological community, I want to expose you to our society’s secret killer. Single-use plastics are overrunning our … Continue reading