Oregon Quarterly Spring 2014

James Blue in Buffalo, NY in 1979. Photograph by Jane Hartney
April 1

Witnessing History

UO students helped raise the internationally renowned films of James Blue from obscurity in the US

Mary Louise Pope stands at the counter of her popular ice cream and donut shop shortly before relocating her business to the suburbs. Photograph by John Bauguess
April 1

The Way It Was

Photographs provide a glimpse at a downtown Eugene community that vanished amid the "urban renewal" of the 1970s

Donna and George McGuinness at the Metropol Bakery, with a portion of their collection on display behind them. Photograph by David Loveall
April 1

Still Life with Baguette

Baked goods and fine art come together at one of Eugene's most popular and longstanding bakeries

Photograph by Serin Fotography
April 1

The Truck That Keeps on Quacking

The family behind the wheel of the green and yellow Duck Truck

Four members of the 1938-39 University of Oregon basketball team, known as the Tall Firs, waving from the rear platform of a train as they depart Eugene for the 1939 NCAA basketball tournament's West regional held in San Francisco.
April 1

Before the Madness

In an excerpt of March 1939: Before the Madness, Terry Frei explores the roots of the Ducks basketball team

Daryle Hawkins at the 2013 Civil War game. Photograph courtesy of Russ Long - gridirongirl.org
April 1

The Sporting Life

A peek into a day in the life of Ducks wide receiver Daryle Hawkins and what it means to be a student-athlete

Photograph courtesy of Victoria Sweet
April 1

Slow Medicine

A doctor advocates a more compassionate approach to health care

April 1

Letters to the Editor Spring 2014

Letters to the editor include a six-word story, comments on the Gordon Gilkey's legacy, and more

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April 1

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