While the logical route from San Francisco to South Carolina involves heading east on a highway straight through the center of the United States, I didn’t want to leave the west coast before exploring the oft-praised foodie-haven of Portland. So from Post Creek we drove further north, with a quick stop at Crater Lake (the

As I have most recently written, I had a great time with my son, Tony at East Lake. And as I said, one of the reasons was the experience of meeting truly kind and happy people. Tony and I witnessed a father and son team that exhibited all that is special with our sport of

It’s a quick update as I’m catching up with today’s news after flying out of Philadelphia this morning and landing Las Vegas. We left a sweltering Philadelphia for the peaceful calm of the 105-degree heat of the desert. It was more painful in PA with the humidity around 70 percent, while here, it’s a scant FOUR

I’m not really a fan of this Pacific Daylight Time thing … waking up at 4:30 in the morning without any particular reason might be some of it. Or by the time we finished dinner last night, the Lakers-Celtics game was already over. I’m not a roundball fan much anymore, but it did allow me to

IE3 Global Internships has offered internship to university students at Students Helping Street Kids International (SHSKI) for over 10 years. For more information, see the position description Priscilla Almeida Dantas: invited by University of Oregon piano professor Dr. Dossin to perform recitals in several Oregon cities; lives in poverty in Brazil, receives an academic

At age 19 I moved to the University of Oregon during my sophomore year of college.  When I began school I had no intention of ever leaving the state of Illinois, but things changed.  My high school boyfriend, a year younger than me, decided he wanted to experience other chicks.  I was relatively devastated.  He was a

Join us at the library for a Writer’s Talking event with Molly Gloss! Saturday, June 21, 1–2:30 p.m. Central Library, U.S. Bank Room Molly Gloss is a fourth-generation Oregonian and award-winning novelist. Her novel The Jump-Off Creek was a finalist for the PEN/Faulkner Award for American Fiction, and a winner of both the Pacific Northwest Booksellers Award and

A message from Tyla at Sameunderneath: Come spend June 23rd on NW 23rd Discuss, converse, and chat on what’s going on in our community, state and country. Come join and meet the Sameunderneath family and The Oregon Bus Project family over drinks, fashion and some great shopping deals. $1 of every purchase and $5 of every $100 purchase

I have been following blogs on the subject long before I decided to write my own law blog. One of the best I have seen is the University of Oregon’s The Legality. The Legality describes itself as: The Legality is written and maintained by students from the University of Oregon School of Law and outside submissions

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