Articles from The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) (September 19, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
An attempt at verse / to honor our fair city / for better or worse.		Column	320
Anger problems can be warning sign of drug dependency.		Column	597
Art about our world - not just about itself - is back.			724
Axemen set pace at South Salem.			439
Batterers affect dynamics of entire family.			777
BEST SEATS AT THE PARADE.			52
Better, but it's still Sooners.			827
BOOK NOTES.			122
Breaking the rules.			1117
BRIEFLY.			174
BUSINESS DATEBOOK.			258
CALENDAR.			138
Councilors don't buy proposal for public safety tax district.			732
Cyclist grabs a silver.			496
Embracing autumn, and the changes it brings.			748
FOR THE RECORD.			429
GAME REPORT.			1377
Higher ed vision lacking.		Editorial	650
JUST AS E.C. AS IT LOOKS.			766
LETTERS IN THE EDITOR'S MAILBAG.		Letter to the Editor	1593
Local teams fare well in water polo play.			430
Montes, Stager lead Wil-Hi.			302
New Mexico makes OSU work for it.			1732
OBITUARIES.		Obituary	1049
Orchestra will roll out the Russians this season.			520
Pictures tell stories of young witnesses to violence at home.			1093
Religious preference sometimes allowed.		Column	702
Renovated church reaches 100.			731
ROAD REPORT.			487
Roseburg beats South for invitational.			374
RULES OF ENGAGEMENT.			175
Ryder Cup captures Classic pros' attention.			465
SATURDAY'S LEADERS.			184
Schultz in position to lead wire-to-wire.			1394
SHADOW HILLS' STERNEST TESTS.			188
SOME LIKE IT HOT, BUT YEAR'S WILDFIRE SEASON WAS NOT.			998
SOUND OFF.		Letter to the Editor	566
Special teams snafus continue to plague Ducks.			689
Still no hate crimes bill.		Editorial	376
The traveling pianist.			763
UO offense makes drives, only to spin its wheels.			635
Video on demand puts you in control.			655
We must act quickly to reforest Biscuit burn.		Column	638