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Letters to the editor should be less than 250 words and sent to letters@eugeneweekly.com along with your address and phone number for our files. We … Continue reading
On Saturday, November 17, the Community Center for the Performing Arts proudly welcomes The Midnight Hour to the WOW Hall. The Midnight Hour is black … Continue reading
I was so disappointed to learn there was no “Cutest Rubber Ducky” category in the Eugene Weekly’s Best of Eugene issue (Nov. 8). Michael Billings, Eugene
I have something to tell you that very few people want you to know. Seventy-eight percent of the people who caught pertussis (whooping cough) in … Continue reading
In your Nov. 8 issue you alluded to the alternate reality of Rick Dancer defeating Kate Brown for secretary of state, making him now, in … Continue reading
There is an often-overlooked distinction between “humanists” and what could be called the path followed by Mahayana Buddhists. Humanists have the narrow focus of working … Continue reading
I wonder if there has been any investigation into the horrible smell that blankets the west Eugene Barger area all the way up to the … Continue reading
We’ve survived another election, but we all know the politicians will not solve our problems. The corporate politicians and the talking heads keep telling us … Continue reading
The dusty cassettes were about to be thrown away. Sometime back in the ’80s or early ’90s, they’d been consigned to longtime Eugene record store … Continue reading
Over the past three decades, composer/guitarist/vocalist Trey Anastasio has forged a multi-faceted career, winning acclaim in rock, classical and theatrical circles. He is a founding … Continue reading
Does Ali Shaheed Muhammad of hip-hop innovators A Tribe Called Quest have any special messages for young people who grew up on hip hop, but … Continue reading
The Republican Party used the threat of Obamacare repeal as a political wedge issue for four election cycles, from 2010 to 2016. When the party gained … Continue reading
Hate and violence seems to be consuming our country right now. Just this week, we saw two African Americans gunned down in a hate crime … Continue reading
As a Jewish man, I was amazed at the national response to the slaughter in the Pittsburgh temple: front-page news every day for a week; … Continue reading
Global warming and climate change were not a consideration in 1937. Could someone please tell me why a dated act (O & C Lands) continues … Continue reading
I wonder what a young male growing up in this country might learn from the hearings in the Senate recently. He might learn that when … Continue reading
How did we become so violent? Dictators seize and remain in power through the use of what the late psychologist Marshall Rosenberg calls “domination structures.” … Continue reading