Fortunate Youth, New Kingston, and THRIVE! at Cozmic [11.18.14]

Fortunate Youth, New Kingston, and THRIVE! live at Cozmic Continue reading
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Here are some insights into our weird weather from the Union of Concerned Scientists and the blog of Roberto Mera. See http://wkly.ws/1uk Continue reading
"I would do it again — as soon as I get this bag of chips open." "What's queefing?" Grandmas, weed and Cards Against Humanity "I don't feel as high as they look to me." Continue reading
Words by Rick Levin • Photos by Todd Cooper Continue reading
With International Transgender Day of Remembrance coming up Thursday, Nov. 20, several local orgs and businesses (ASUO Women's Center, LCC Gender and Sexuality Alliance, Eugene Office of Equity and Human Rights, UO LGBTESSP, The Redoux Parlour, Community Alliance of Lane County, and Lane Independent Living Alliance) have teamed up to celebrate with Gender Diversity Awareness Week. Continue reading
The White Buffalo live at Cozmic, with local support Will Brown and Cold Feet. Continue reading
Words by Bryan Kalbrosky • Photos by Todd Cooper It was a spectacle of epic proportions at the Valley River Center and Matthew Knight Arena on Saturday, Nov. 15, and the center of attention was comedian and actor Kevin Hart. Continue reading
According to the Oregon Secretary of State's Office there are 13,000 contested ballots in the November election because voters either forgot to sign, or their signatures didn't match. That's more ballots than it took to win some of the races — and that GMO labeling measure is darn close 49.83 for and 50.17 no according to the most recent election results. Lane County voters liked the GMO measure, by the way, with 57.6 in gavor and 42.4 against. Continue reading
After being on the road for 6 weeks. Best Band of Eugene winner's Sol Seed had Cozmic packed. Guest appearances by Satsang and Connah Jay, paired with the live painting of Darwins Theory made for a colorful night. Continue reading