Are We OK?
The long-term effects of integration and a post-2020 world
Here we are. We are forever changed and unrecognizable to our pre-2020 selves. We are not the same in ways that may be obvious, or … Continue reading
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The Jewish Community Rejects Bigotry and Hate
A response to the Israel-Hamas War
By the Jewish Community Relations Council of the Jewish Federation of Lane County Since Hamas’ terror attacks in Israel on Oct. 7, we’ve seen bigots … Continue reading
Rethinking the Pump
Why there is no need for new gas stations
by Nathan Wilson A central fixture of American street corners, one that’s synonymous with automobiles, road trips and the luxury of unbridled movement, is becoming increasingly … Continue reading
EWEB: Climate Leader or Laggard
Public utility's resource planning priorities need rethinking to secure a just transition for Eugeneans
By Danny Noonan When people think of Eugene, they often think of hippies with moss growing out of their backs, wet, verdant old-growth forests and … Continue reading
Chatbots and the Apocalypse
Humans lose ground as artificial intelligence appears to blossom
By John Zerzan and Artxmis In the past few months there’s been huge interest, unsettling interest, in the arrival of chatbot technology, which seems in … Continue reading
How We Treat the Animals
A format for better animal care in Lane County
By Janetta Overholser Mahatma Gandhi made a statement: “The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals … Continue reading
Vote ‘No’ on the Recall
Twenty years of working for unions and the environment
Two weeks ago, I got an email from a constituent. She confessed that she had signed the petition to put this recall election into motion. … Continue reading
Loving My Neighbor as Myself
Christians supporting the LGBTQ community
By Don Brasted-Maki I am a Christian and proud to call myself one. I attend church on Sunday and a Bible study and prayer group … Continue reading
The Insurrection Election
Deciding if Trump qualifies for the Oregon ballot in 2024 falls squarely on our new secretary of state
By Garrett Epps Former Oregon Secretary of State Shemia Fagan left office in disrepute, but on one important occasion she did her job well. Her … Continue reading
What Makes Eugene, Eugene
A town with a university, but more than a “university town”
Last year, Eugene was ranked as one of America’s “Top 5 College Towns.” However, while much of the country knows our city as the home … Continue reading