Oregon Quarterly Autumn 2012

 
October 1
The work of an unlikely pair of UO professors offers insight into the complex battles over water in the Klamath River Basin
October 1
Through controversies, legal hassles, and fending off mascot rivals, we love our Duck
October 1
With a nod to the past and an eye toward the future, Daniel Wu ’97 and Roger Lee ’72 are reshaping modern Asian cinema
October 1
When it comes to Oregon's United States Attorney Amanda Marshall ’92, underestimating her is a big mistake 
October 1
Excerpt from UO alum and professor Bob Welch's book, Cascade Summer: My Adventure on Oregon’s Pacific Crest Trail
October 1
Forced to evacuate during Mali’s recent coup, a UO anthropologist reflects on the culture and community he loves
October 1
Like the football team, the Oregon Marching Band leaves everything on the field, or Colorado Boulevard
October 1
A closer look at the 2012 U.S. Olympic Team Trials—Track and Field that were held at Hayward Field
October 1
A running trail, created by one of the running world's greatest, provides a cathartic morning ritual
October 1
Research sheds light on journalism in the digital age
October 1
An art exhibition at the JSMA showcases the inhabitants of the American West and their ways of life
October 1
History professor provides fresh, inventive courses for students to do history rather than just learn it
October 1
The State Board of Higher Education chooses the respected administrator and criminologist as UO’s seventeenth president
October 1
It’s a tough job, but someone has to promote Oregon’s fine wines
October 1
Risks and rewards for one player in his post-collegiate football career
October 1
Excerpt from Washington’s Channeled Scablands Guide by John Soennichsen '74
October 1
A physician finds compassion and community in a rural Oregon town
October 1
Letters to the editor include correcting Nike and Ducks basketball history, challenges for educators, and praise for the Emerald