Oregon Quarterly Summer 2011

 
July 1
Sandy Baruah '88 is taking on the big task of trying to jump-start the Motor City
July 1
Still a teenager at heart, Gayle Forman has found an eager audience and her natural calling in the world of young adult fiction
July 1
Open category winner of the 2011 OQ Northwest Perspectives Essay Contest
July 1
Excerpt from Track Town, USA—Hayward Field: America's Crown Jewel of Track and Field, a book about the history of Hayward
July 1
Excerpt from ex-law faculty Charles Wilkinson's book, The People Are Dancing Again: The History of the Siletz Tribe of Western Oregon
July 1
Discover the economic effect the University of Orgeon has on the state in Tim Duy's, MS ’98, PhD ’98, new study
July 1
Researchers discover ants do work suited to their changing abilities
July 1
Oregon cities benefitting from focused UO energy
July 1
Students in many disciplines work on eco-friendly products for a better world
July 1
UO physics professor hopes to turn middle schoolers–especially girls–on to science with her program SPICE
July 1
Oregon prepares for predicted massive earthquake and tsunami
July 1
Culinary bike touring in northern Italy
July 1
NBA point guard Luke Ridnour's faith puts basketball in perspective
July 1
An adoptive family bonds over backpacks and tiaras
July 1
Alumni Association director reflects on his long run at Oregon
July 1
Letters to the editor include accounts of racism on campus in the ’50s and ’60s, the prominence of sports, and overall praise for the Spring issue