Oregon Quarterly Winter 2013

 
January 1
Gordon Gilkey was central to the effort to protect, find and repatriate artwork plundered by the Nazis during WWII
January 1
RAIN—an economic initiative in the Southern Willamette Valley—brings academic and community resources under one umbrella
January 1
Rare books from the UO Libraries' Special Collections illustrate the advance of knowledge about our world
January 1
Research sheds light on the likely source of "the Big One"
January 1
Craft beers are ever more popular, and Oregon alumni are helping to lead the industry
January 1
Iconic National Geogaphic photographs of the American West on display at the JSMA
January 1
Successes on both coasts jump-start a 27–year–old's career
January 1
Fed up with billowy running shorts, a competitive runner and marketing whiz hatches a new kind of apparel company
January 1
A large relief map of Oregon inspires students and professional cartographers alike
January 1
UO professor of environmental sociology helps students bridge the gap between the physical and social sciences
January 1
Men who refused to fight in WWII were assigned to Civilian Public Service on the rainy Oregon coast
January 1
A staff member and mother raising children whose racial identity differs from her own get the race conversation going
January 1
A student reflects on the passage of time and the rupture in his Thanksgiving traditions
January 1
New smartphone software developed by the University Health Center helps covers students, sex and sexuality
January 1
Does a CEO's free-time behavior affect the company's success?
January 1
Deeply held values guide the work of a Seattle-based architect
January 1
Classic holiday film's roots trace to UO Library text
January 1
Stephen Ward takes the helm at the Turnbull Center
January 1
Letters to the editor remember an old journalism professor; give praise for civil discourse; reflect on treatment of the mentally ill
January 1
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