Oregon Quarterly Autumn 2011

 
October 1
The legacy left behind by the hippie tree-planters of the 1970s and ’80s who once defined the Eugene scene
October 1
An internationally famous spa is only part of the living landscape wonders created by a hard-working UO alumna
October 1
A forest trails worker tells a story of softball, baseball, chainsaws, friendship, and being a girl
October 1
Volunteers try to fill in the gaps left by reduced city support of the university's gorgeous neighbor, Hendricks Park 
October 1
Bringing a feature film to life, with the help of a lot of Pez and an MBA
October 1
Former UO women athletes receive their long-delayed letters from the univeristy
October 1
UO researchers invent a key to quickly unlock DNA
October 1
Sharing stories, passions, and projects by way of Pecha Kucha
October 1
Three new buildings transform the edge of campus into a model of innovation and progress
October 1
French professor strives to convince college students the Middle Ages matter through poetry
October 1
Tim Clevenger takes the helm at the UO Alumni Association
October 1
Making the world a cozier place one piece of pillow furniture at a time
October 1
Ordinary sneakers become intricate, personalized kicks thanks to two UO alumni and their custom shoe-art business
October 1
Duck pens worst line of the year
October 1
Cleaning the kitchen and WWE wrestling help a mother and son cope with loss
October 1
Letters to the editor include an ode to ants, a grateful account of having quit a sorority, and a smallpox correction