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Protesters rally again outside Eugene Federal Building in wake of recent ICE fatalities
Among the speakers was recent UO graduate Prissila Moreno, who drew a reprimand last month from the chair of the school's board of trustees for political remarks she made during her graduation speech.
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6mQueer figure-drawing club emerges after organizers saw lack of inclusive gathering spots in Eugene
Andy Hendricks-Mack hosts a monthly meeting with the goal of celebrating queer bodies and providing a safe space for artists to practice.
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4mLCC board discusses college president’s goals, looks ahead to new strategic plan
The college is beginning work on a new strategic plan, and President Stephanie Bulger says she wants to concentrate on LCC’s role in building “community vibrancy.”
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6mI never aspired to excel at practical skills. But it’s nice knowing how to do things.
I will always have an Amish awe of people who work in fields like finance or law, but having a practical skill can make all the difference at a critical moment.
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9mEugene man provides humanitarian aid to Ukraine
Bill Sharp recently returned from his seventh trip providing aid to Ukrainians. He helps other volunteers, including a retired Marine Corps colonel distributing medical supplies to Ukrainian hospitals and a man establishing a refugee community in a renovated 19th century castle.
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13mInspired by a childhood hero, Eugene woman prepares to swim the English Channel
As a 10-year-old, Robin Mayall was captivated by a photograph of Gertrude "Trudy" Ederle, the first woman to swim the English Channel. This August — 100 years after Ederle made history — the Eugene resident will attempt the same formidable crossing.