Letters to the Editor Summer 2013
Letters to the editor on Brigadier General Tammy Smith, (dis)agreements regarding economics, and the most recent editor's note
Path Alias
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Oregon Quarterly Spring 2013
Serving openly since the repeal of "don't ask, don't tell"; the link between the 2011 Japanese tsunami and debris on Oregon beaches; UO president; new science building; blind golf
All That You Can Be
The repeal of "don't ask, don't tell" allows Brigadier General Tammy Smith to serve both proudly and openly
Big Wave, Small World
A Japanese dock set adrift by the 2011 tsunami washes up on an Oregon beach, serving as a reminder of the two regions' shared history
The Trouble for Harry
The story of a UO student who was forcibly removed from campus for the crime of looking like the enemy
In the Fullness of Time
New UO president has brought a measured, thoughtful approach to the challenges facing public higher education
Under One Roof
New UO science building designed to stimulate collaboration and innovation
Generation Next
The UO carries on a remarkable run of coaching consistency that separates itself from other major football programs
The First Time
Excerpt from 100 Tricks Every Boy Can Do by Kim Stafford '71, MA '73, PhD '79