From the Pacific Southwest to the Great Northwest: The Story of UC Eugene
-Jamie Hershman The University of Oregon, also known as UC Eugene, has a large California population. But what is the lure of this rainy campus when California has beautiful, sunny skies toRead More...
View ArticleCoffee with Karen Karbo
-Elliott Kennedy “If a subject is really good, it has a sticky factor,” says Karen Karbo, smacking her hands together and wrapping her ring-clad fingers together, making her red beaded bracelet...
View ArticleA Little Taste of Africa
-Kerri Anderson Amongst a small shopping complex on Martin Luther King Blvd in North East Portland, sits the Horn of Africa. Behind the counter Mohamed Yousuf and his wife Khadija prepare plattersRead...
View ArticleJunior Seau’s Death Forces Us to Look in the Mirror
-Erik Gundersen No matter what time of the year in the sports world, it is evident in our country NFL football is king. Although exciting playoffs in both the NHL and NBARead More...
View ArticleVisually Oriented: The Theatre of Dreams
“Visually Oriented” is about taking a step back and observing the vibrant, skillful world around us. Whether it be a visually appealing advertisement stapled to a telephone poll or the mastery ofRead...
View ArticleDiscovering Hidden Gems: Flea Markets
-Emily Fraysse Right there, displayed in front of me, was a perfect, authentic pair of ruby red Chanel pumps for twenty bucks. They were exactly two shoes sizes too small for me.Read More...
View ArticleClimbing Mt. Shasta: A Journey After Spinal Fusion Surgery
-Emily Fraysse My eyes opened at the sound. The nurses dressed in all white with hairnets and facemasks were clinking the industrial set of tools around on a steel patter to myRead More...
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