Oregon Quarterly Summer 2011
Young adult fiction novelist Gayle Forman; plans for Detroit's revitalization; perils of big-city living; antsy research; Oregon economy; biking northern Italy
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Oregon Quarterly
The Man Who Would Sell Detroit
Sandy Baruah '88 is taking on the big task of trying to jump-start the Motor City
Books to Write
Still a teenager at heart, Gayle Forman has found an eager audience and her natural calling in the world of young adult fiction
The Friday's Trilogy
Open category winner of the 2011 OQ Northwest Perspectives Essay Contest
Crucible
Excerpt from Track Town, USA—Hayward Field: America's Crown Jewel of Track and Field, a book about the history of Hayward
Faceless Assassins
Excerpt from ex-law faculty Charles Wilkinson's book, The People Are Dancing Again: The History of the Siletz Tribe of Western Oregon
Oregon and the State's Economy
Discover the economic effect the University of Orgeon has on the state in Tim Duy's, MS ’98, PhD ’98, new study
The Best Ant for the Job
Researchers discover ants do work suited to their changing abilities
Big Ideas at Work
Oregon cities benefitting from focused UO energy
Team Green
Students in many disciplines work on eco-friendly products for a better world