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The Night before Christmas When stereotypical myths hide the good By Sally Sheklow ‘Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the house Not a creature was stirring, not even my spouse. Our feet were all snug in their warm woolen socks Continue reading
Special Props Appreciating those living proudly By Sally Sheklow We’re deep in November, the month of Thanksgiving A chance to reflect and be thankful for living It’s good to slow down, settle back, take some time Continue reading
Heavy Metal Uranium mine would bring jobs, at what cost? By Camilla Mortensen Continue reading
Death Metal Uranium mining may start in Oregon By Camilla Mortensen Continue reading
Nothing Gold Can Stay Is mining in Oregon worth the costs? Part I of II by Camilla Mortensen Compared to other Western states like Idaho and California, “on the whole Oregon is not very well endowed,” when it comes to gold, UO geology professor Mark Reed says. He says even Washington has more gold than Oregon. Continue reading
Politics, it would seem, is inseparable from process. It’s not what politicians get done; it’s how they do it. Continue reading
Make It Stop Only you can stop audience abuse. By not going to this movie. by Molly Templeton Continue reading
Schizophrenics waking up in parking lots bloody and disoriented, suicidal college women threatening to jump, junkies in bathroom stalls, half-dead, face-down ‹ this is a side of Eugene witnessed by people who choose to look after the city in ways most dont or wont. Men and women working in the shadow of their better-known cohorts, Eugenes fire and police departments, CAHOOTS fills a niche somewhere between counseling and emergency medical care ‹ it helps people. The need is there every day, and so is CAHOOTS. Continue reading
Goodnight Moon By sally sheklow In the great beige room There was a bedside phone A get-well balloon A sixth-floor view of ã Continue reading
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! What is that thing swooping through the Oregon skies? Continue reading