Letters to the Editor 2017-11-16
MEN ARE GOOD Sunday, Nov. 19 is International Men’s Day. Maybe one day during the year we can stop blaming men, particularly white men, for … Continue reading
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Letters to the Editor 2017-11-09
NO TO ONE GRO Hopefully the voters of Creswell will say no to One Gro (“Campaigning in Creswell,” Oct. 5). A corporate monopoly on a … Continue reading
Slant
The UO in Sports Illustrated, the Paradise Papers and no on weed in Creswell
• What about the footbridge across Franklin Boulevard from the new Knight campus at the University of Oregon to the science buildings on the other … Continue reading
What Happened?
Defeated 4J School Board Candidates Reflect on May Election
by Community Alliance for Public Education Last May’s Eugene 4J school board elections were the most contested in recent memory. Community Alliance for Public Education … Continue reading
What is Business ‘Recruitment’ Anyway?
Local economic development agencies don’t actively recruit companies
There is a major business “recruitment” project going on right now in our community, it’s called Project Titan, and I have absolutely no clue about … Continue reading
Letters to the Editor 2017-11-02
SHAMING IS UNHELPFUL Katherine, creator of the Friendly Anarchism podcast, advocates “shaming people for their fascist beliefs” in the Oct. 19 EW cover story, “Antifa.” … Continue reading
Letters to the Editor – 2017-10-26
ANTIFA AND VIOLENCE In response to the discussion of the use of violence in the Oct. 19 article “Antifa,” I would like to offer the … Continue reading
Approve the Street Repair Bond Measure
Measure 20-275 also funds bicycle and pedestrian improvements
By Joshua Skov and Emily Semple Many Eugene Weekly readers will remember that the two of us were opponents last year in the most contested … Continue reading
Slant
Heated response to antifa story
• Eugene Weekly got a lot of heated response to last week’s cover story on antifa in Eugene. In the past, readers who disagreed with … Continue reading
Let’s shine some light on Bach
Transparency is needed on the Oregon Bach Festival
Berwick Hall, the new home of the Oregon Bach Festival, is an elegant building — small, modern, light-filled, with a performance hall that can seat … Continue reading