Stories

Super Bowl Spread

-Whitney Barton Of the people who watch the Super Bowl, most seem to fall into one of two categories; those who care about the game and those who are in it for the commercials.  Personally I think it’s most fun … Continue reading →

Finding Companionship with Mother Nature

ome jobs require you remove yourself from your normal, everyday life, and relocate to a place that leaves you with little to no human contact for extended periods of time. “Finding Companionship with Mother Nature” explores Kevin Silagi’s experience in Sumpter, Oregon, and why … Continue reading →

The Nature of The Job

A small number of people make the unconventional choice to venture away from mainstream society to live or work in total solitude. Continue reading →

Sisters And Misters

A group of nontraditional nuns empowers the LGBTQ community and provides support for those in need. Continue reading →

The Hospital at Home

Midwives, legislators, and doctors battle over the safest way for women to give birth. Continue reading →

Considering The Alternatives

Montessori and Waldorf schools offer an attractive alternative to parents who are tired of traditional educational models. Continue reading →

Transit Captives

Many people with disabilities depend on public transportation to get around in an unsympathetic world. Continue reading →

Learning Without Sound

Deaf and hard-of-hearing students struggle to fit into mainstream schools. Continue reading →

Tween Queen of Blues

Savanna Coen, age twelve, is a passionate blues musician. She performs at a variety of venues around Eugene, Oregon. Continue reading →

Trying to Unplug

A woman battles gaming addiction. Continue reading →