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Satire

Guns, God and ?

It's not The Onion

BlogCulture 4 months ago

Sometimes satire hits a little too close to home. While covering the God, Guns and Trump (now God, Guns and Liberty) rally, Eugene Weekly was … Continue reading →

Hail The Fatherland

Letters 8 months ago

The time is rapidly coming, friends, when we shall have to decide whether we are for or against the real America — whether we shall have … Continue reading →

Closer to the Heart

A heartfelt answer to homelessness, plus a shocking revelation at a City Council meeting

News 9 months ago

After years of hearing from residents who are tired of municipal inaction on ending Eugene’s homelessness problem, the City Council declared an end to the … Continue reading →

New Building, Old Idea

A center for women’s sports will be built over the Pioneer Cemetery

News 9 months ago

The University of Oregon has developed a novel concept to facilitate its expansion, making use of what the school calls “wasted space.” The university will … Continue reading →

Fyre 2.0 Coming to Eugene

City Council grants eternal tax break to underwrite rock festival

Music 9 months ago

In its latest attempt to bolster downtown business, the City Council voted unanimously last week to host the controversial Fyre Festival 2.0 this summer on … Continue reading →

Eugene Swoosh’s New Letters Section

Letters 9 months ago

Disappointed Again What can I say? Eugene Weekly, your staff disappoints me — and the music community — through your neglect to cover the reanimated … Continue reading →

Saved by the Swoosh

Eugene’s only independent weekly paper bailed out by Nike’s Phil Knight

News 9 months ago

Last year, when the former Eugene Weekly sold to a conservative media conglomerate and rebranded itself the Eugene Guillotine, liberals in this progressive college town … Continue reading →

A Modern Proposal

For preventing the dogs of homeless and poor people from being a burden to Eugene sidewalks and businesses — and for making them useful

News 3 years ago

In an honest effort to address safety concerns and to spruce up downtown Eugene, a city center littered with empty buildings and unsightly student housing, … Continue reading →

Nevertheless, the Eugene City Council Persisted

Recent secret tweets from @realUGNcitycouncil

Culture 3 years ago

The Satire Issue: Looking for humor in all the wrong places. April 1, 2017.

Fancy Buildings Falling Apart

Former Ducks fear for future of sports at UO

Sports 3 years ago

Several former Duck football players returned to Eugene for the Oregon’s annual Pro Day on Thursday, only to find their once state-of-the-art facilities in shambles. … Continue reading →

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Big Head Todd & The Monsters

The John G. Shedd Institute for the Arts • 7:30 pm

CalendarMusic
Jan16

Big Head Todd and The Monsters return to The Shedd Institute’s Jaqua Concert Hall Thursday, January 16th for another outstanding evening of classic BHT.

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