Articles from The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) (November 16, 2003)

Title	Author	Type	Words
3 line up to succeed Corcoran in Senate.			783
Ailing employee may have to work.		Column	653
ARTS NOTES.			743
Beavers take starch out of Stanford streak.			874
BOOK NOTES.			375
BRIDGE UPDATE.			238
BRIEFLY.			141
BRIEFLY.			533
Brothers to perform American music.			323
BUSINESS DATEBOOK.			359
Bye-bye primaries.		Editorial	347
CALENDAR.			332
Civil War has festive implications.			640
Cracks open prospect of new work on Ferry Street Bridge.			832
Driven to friendship.			1163
Ducks frustrate Bruins by playing it safe.			592
Ducks make the connections to advance.			1367
Eugene Symphony returns to its Beethoven cycle.			916
FALL FOCUS.			183
Finalists cruise through semis.			492
FOR THE RECORD.			216
FURTHER ALONG.			2253
GAME REPORT.			903
GAME REPORT.			1403
Highway 99 history like an armchair road trip.			828
If he's not `The Guy,' he sure looks like him.		Column	984
Indians move on to semis.			147
Irish break through for first state title.			788
Lane County to offer e-waste recycling.			331
LEAF COLLECTIONS.			271
LETTERS IN THE EDITOR'S MAILBAG.		Letter to the Editor	1536
Moms should plan for the momentous occasions.		Column	964
Nationals in sight for UO runners.			623
OBITUARIES.		Obituary	2379
Oregon gets back in the race.			1019
Oregon's lower-paying jobs affect hunger rate.			455
Paying to play.		Editorial	677
PERFORMANCE NOTES.			383
Plan aims to preserve wilderness visibility.			745
Quartet to play Haydn, Beethoven.			220
R-G looking for original holiday cards.			108
School rocked by sex assault charges.			1437
Scio ends Reedsport's season.			259
SOUND OFF.		Letter to the Editor	1838
Spartans switch gears to advance.			631
SPORTSMANLIKE CONDUCT.			557
State's bullying law falls short of what's needed, advocates say.			426
THIS WEEK AT THE UO.			362
Tigers' special senior class wins third crown.			807
UO, Springfield High will stage student-written plays.			485
Visiting Track Town - for a piano concert and a run.			964
WATCHING THE WASTE LINE.			815
Why the cupboard goes bare.			2225