Older, Bolder and No Regrets in Letters to the Editor
From the Older and Bolder Crowd — Thank You I was waiting with anticipation for your publication to come out geared towards the senior generation, … Continue reading
Letters
From Injections of Christianity to the Flock’s Cameras in Letters to the Editor
It’s Insidious It is scary to me that anyone on the Lane County Commission board is injecting Christianity into county meetings (EW, 8/14). The boundaries … Continue reading
KWAX, Art and Protests in Letters to the Editor
In Defense of KWAX In response to the nasty letter Sally Nunn wrote (EW, 8/7) concerning KWAX and missing her amour, announcer Peter Van de … Continue reading
Arts to the Inevitable in Letters to the Editor
The Wrath of the UO Bob Keefer’s article (“Art of Politics,” EW 7/31) describes a University of Oregon administration that has lost its moral bearings. … Continue reading
Angels and Alligator Alcatraz in letters
A Fairy Angel Loved the squib about Opal Whiteley in your recent issue of the Weekly. What a unique American, a true original, and oh, … Continue reading
Trees, homelessness and protests in letters to the editor
Helping, Not Complaining Bastille Day and the Chamber of Commerce came to the Eugene City Council in full strength July 14. No less than three … Continue reading
Amazon, Srader-Haters, Birds and Trash in Letters
Please Reply by July 22 In response to the article “Possible Amazon Distribution Center up for Public Comment” (EW, 7/10), as a local resident and … Continue reading
Thank Yous and Mad About Protest Opinion in Letters
From Black Thistle Street Aid On June 26 at Whirled Pies, Black Thistle Street Aid celebrated our five-year anniversary with a beautiful evening of fundraising, … Continue reading
On Protests and Trash in Letters
A Thank You to EW I wanted to thank you for printing your feature on gun ownership by Eve Weston (EW, 6/19) and add a … Continue reading
Coping in These Dark Times in Letters to the Editor
Define Satire I’m sure I’m not the only reader who is pleased to see “This Modern World” return as a regular feature of the Weekly, … Continue reading