Articles from The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) (September 28, 2003)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Are sales calls protected?		Editorial	563
Attorney hands down love of the law and of nature.			1160
Big plays help silence Autzen crowd.			552
BOOK NOTES.			275
BRIEFLY.			709
BRIEFLY.			371
Brothers' persistence pays off for furniture store.			1405
BUSINESS DATEBOOK.			215
BY THE NUMBERS: OREGON VS. WASHINGTON STATE.			97
CALENDAR.			225
Celebrating the art and science of glass.			245
Coach maker took back road to family business success.			1152
Community deserves say in future of food bank.		Column	839
Ducks lay egg at Autzen.			964
Families build foundations for tradition of giving.			2136
Father, sons team up in real estate company.			1129
For Petersons, the product - not the work - is a grind.			985
FOR THE RECORD.			164
Forrest paints itself into a corner of the market.			1514
Future of national forests at crossroads.		Column	499
GAME REPORT.			1385
Hail old-time radio as free, noon-hour concerts begin.			307
Honor lost and found in a field of dreams.		Column	864
How to avoid a fumble when handing off the company.			1248
Howell Logging survives on innovation, hard work.			1742
Hunting for a job takes plenty of hard work.		Column	351
In tax war, signature drive the real battlefield.			1308
Irish girls win Northwest Classic.			597
It's all about family fun - that and much more.			1117
Lavender farm has the smell of success in Cottage Grove.			850
Laws set limits, rules on wage garnishment.		Column	603
LETTERS IN THE EDITOR'S MAILBAG.		Letter to the Editor	1513
Living the dry life.			1599
Making the cut.			1142
Missed chance saps momentum.			567
New conductor wants to raise the bar.			505
Oldfield's innovates to compete with chains.			1341
One year after fiery riot, neighborhood stays calm.			584
Oregon gets roasted under national spotlight.		Column	756
Oregon State begins Pac-10 season with a bang.			1622
PAC-10 STANDINGS.			147
PERFORMANCE NOTES.			194
Publishing house puts individual care into making books.			935
Punting problems hurt UO.			644
Revisiting old friends.			929
RIDERS UNEARTH TRAIL LESSONS.			572
ROAD REPORT.			493
RUNWAY REVOLT.			1453
Second-generation builders make a name for themselves.			912
Secondary's firm grip slips.			656
Secrets to Riley's success: commitment, humor, change.			1018
Sheppard dealership started with one little car.			1465
Smith Family's sequel sells off the shelf since '74.			1440
Something silly and something serious.			962
SOUND OFF.		Letter to the Editor	719
Teen dies; meningitis suspected.			317
The mayor's show and its rejects: Lively local art.			954
Unconditional love turns up in odd spots.		Column	682
UO harriers fourth in respective meets.			579
Vietnamese family likes the taste of success.			1866
Vik grew its way through half-century of booms, busts.			1104
Wannabe educators will hit the trail to train as guides.			554
Welcoming a hospital.		Editorial	517
Wildish Land constructs its success on foresight.			1557
Winter Green propagates passion for land, values.			929
With diversification, Comfort Flow's business heats up.			1151
Yuri's Back.			1369