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Oregon Quarterly
Oregon Quarterly Autumn 2012
Water battles in the Klamath River Basin; the evolution of the Duck; Oregon's U.S. Attorney Amanda Marshall; UO's first marching band; Daniel Wu and modern Asian cinema
Watershed Moment
The work of an unlikely pair of UO professors offers insight into the complex battles over water in the Klamath River Basin
The Duck Abides
Through controversies, legal hassles, and fending off mascot rivals, we love our Duck
From Here to China
With a nod to the past and an eye toward the future, Daniel Wu ’97 and Roger Lee ’72 are reshaping modern Asian cinema
Prosecutor's Progress
When it comes to Oregon's United States Attorney Amanda Marshall ’92, underestimating her is a big mistake
The Sheer Bigness of the Land
Excerpt from UO alum and professor Bob Welch's book, Cascade Summer: My Adventure on Oregon’s Pacific Crest Trail
"You Make Us Bigger"
Forced to evacuate during Mali’s recent coup, a UO anthropologist reflects on the culture and community he loves
The Hardest Working Band in (Halftime) Show Business
Like the football team, the Oregon Marching Band leaves everything on the field, or Colorado Boulevard
We See London
A closer look at the 2012 U.S. Olympic Team Trials—Track and Field that were held at Hayward Field