Slant — Hellfire!
• Has anyone been to the war zone lately? By which, of course, we mean Portland. President Donald Trump is doubling down on the idea … Continue reading
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Leading For Our Students, For Our Democracy
The LCC faculty union president responds
By Adrienne Mitchell On Sept. 11, a guest viewpoint in Eugene Weekly noted, “LCC stands at an inflection point.” I couldn’t agree with that sentiment … Continue reading
From Misogyny to a Plaque for Frog in Letters
The Misogyny of it All I was disgusted to learn of the waste of a quarter-million dollars in taxpayer money incurred by Lane County “leaders,” … Continue reading
Slant — Saving Democracy!
• Voting in Best of Eugene (which encompasses all of Lane County and our readership areas) wraps up Sept. 29. Remember: 1. This is a … Continue reading
Ay, There’s the Rub
Massage therapy a legitimate form of treatment
By AnnMarie Maurer As a longtime massage therapist and business owner, I am frequently asked questions about massage. What are the benefits of massage? How … Continue reading
From Amazon to Political Turning Points in Letters
Stop Complaining If Amazon is going to build a distribution center near the Eugene airport, it is because there is a demand for it (EW, … Continue reading
Slant — Sportsball and Strippers
• Policy wonks unite! City Club of Eugene is going to dive into the city of Eugene’s budget process! Speakers include longtime conservative Eugene City … Continue reading
Ways to Respond
The impact of federal policy changes on Oregon’s state and local budgets
Alan Cohen We can’t take an official position of the We the People party on the issue of the impacts on Oregon state and local … Continue reading
Leading Through Change, Protecting Our Promise
How LCC will meet financial challenges head-on, serve students and prepare Lane County’s workforce for the future
By Stephanie Bulger For more than 50 years, Lane Community College has been a trusted path to opportunity for Lane County residents. Through degrees and … Continue reading
The Heart of Wild Oregon is Under Attack
The Trump administration looks to repeal the Roadless Rule in U.S. forests
Since 2001, the Roadless Area Conservation Rule has ensured protection for big wild places across the U.S., including some of Oregon’s most iconic landscapes. Now, … Continue reading