Slant
We had a fabulous time at the Ems’ Pride night with TransPonder on June 25. Lots of readers stopped by to tell us how much … Continue reading
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Left Out
In human relationships — business, friendship, marriage, even nations — those involved often grow apart to the degree that the partnership no longer makes sense. … Continue reading
Buyer Beware
Those of us in the Eugene-Springfield community are fortunate to be able to shop at a wide selection of local and national chain grocery stores. … Continue reading
Students Can Be Heard On Climate
Regarding “This 13-Year-old Has a Plan” (Letters 6/16): I couldn’t agree with your letter more. Good on you for standing up. Your ideas for fighting … Continue reading
A Letter From Jerrin’s Mom
First, I’d like to say we are so very appreciative that your organization was willing to shine a spotlight on Jerrin Hickman’s case (“Justice for … Continue reading
Civilized, All Too Civilized
A local anarchist calls for a return to primitive living to avoid catastrophe
We want to be seen as “civilized,” not looked down upon as “primitive.” But what if we have this the wrong way round? For 99 … Continue reading
It Was A GOP Coup Attempt
Watching the Jan. 6 hearings verified that it is not a partisan Democratic witch hunt, because all of the witnesses were conservative Republicans from the … Continue reading
Families For All
If the Talibangelicals on the Supreme Court overturn Roe v. Wade, then rapists, pedophiles and incestuous relatives can start planning their own families. Don’t they … Continue reading
That $6 Gas Results From Oil Company Manipulation
A writer recently laid the blame for high gas prices on President Joe Biden. The only group that controls gas prices is the gas and … Continue reading
Don’t Let Johnson Split The Vote
Betsy Johnson is no Ann Richards. Richards was meaningful in her words, and topped them off with sass. Johnson just has the inflection. While I’m … Continue reading