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Rainy Day Arts & Crafts: Melted Crayon Art
-Jessica Ridgway Shut the windows and bring out your flannel sheets because winter has arrived in Eugene! Some students can brave the wet and cold, but if you’re like me many of your winter weekends are spent indoors. Thankfully, I’ve … Continue reading
Granny Graffiti
-Hannah Doyle You see it everywhere: spray painted artwork on dumpsters, the side of old trains, and over bridges. There is hardly an urban area without it. Now there is a new type of vandalism taking the streets, and it’s … Continue reading
Cold War Kids Deliver for Sold Out Crowd
- Mike Munoz Hundreds of soaked students made the trek to the WOW Hall last weekend on what was a very cold and wet evening. Fans huddled around the stage, desperately seeking warmth before the Cold War Kids concert Friday … Continue reading
Building a Green Future
- Laura Lundberg In the downtown area of Eugene, just east of University of Oregon is a house under construction. However, this isn’t just any house. It a renovation project by a student run group the Center for the Advancement … Continue reading
A Clean Exchange
HIV Alliance’s controversial needle exchange program provides clean needles to drug users in the hopes of preventing disease and inspiring change among users. Continue reading
Steeped in Tradition
Other tea shops often carry an assortment of teas from just about every area in the world that produces tea. J-Tea carries a more specialized selection, selling only teas from Taiwan and China. Continue reading
Mt. Pisgah: Because Everyone Smiles Up Here
-David Moody Today is Saturday. I worked from seven to four in a bustling summer box store. It’s flower-planting season, deck-building season, and need-a-new-grill season. A very wet spring in Eugene, Oregon has finally surrendered to June’s … Continue reading
The Candle Room
Shake It, Eugene is a video series about Eugene’s underground dance movement. Continue reading