Articles from The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) (March 6, 2005)

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Title	Type	Words
`More damage than a nuclear bomb'.		2389
A brilliant new play makes its debut on Ashland stage.	Theater Review	1058
A hellish night, 41 years ago, is still vivid in memory.		1431
ARTS NOTES.		280
At annual retreat, officials get eight priorities straight.		481
Beacons take third place.		192
BOOK NOTES.		267
BPA raid predictable.	Editorial	627
BRIEFLY.		382
Bush's EPA pop quiz.	Editorial	392
BUSINESS DATEBOOK.		330
BUSINESS GIVING.		381
CALENDAR.		230
CLINIC TAKES ON TOOTH DECAY.		609
Cobras beaten for third.		374
Consider college early in child's life.	Column	657
Ducks curb Huskies for No. 20.		1374
Employers must keep records.	Column	868
Eugene woman's frog lands in the funny pages.		108
Flute Day caps busy week of music at UO.		393
FOR THE RECORD.		297
Four women vs. a real nasty guy.	Theater Review	528
GIRLS ROCK!		1837
Head Start budget cut hurts kids.		741
Height plus depth equals trouble for UW.		502
High gas prices pulling in early.		499
It's NIT or bust for UO following loss to UCLA.		1392
LETTERS IN THE EDITOR'S MAILBAG.	Letter to the Editor	1542
Neil Simon looks at ups and downs of matchmaking.		435
Nelson, Celts derail South Eugene's return trip to state.		723
OBITUARIES.	Obituary	1060
Oh, come on ... what's a little trading places among states?	Column	616
Oregon collects NCAA marks.		909
Other ways to get around town.		697
PERFORMANCE NOTES.		250
Prague tops traveler's list of most exciting cities.		887
Recycling classes lead to new lifestyle.	Column	616
Remembering the wild world of Warhol.		712
Schools must halt special privileges.		1152
Second-half struggles sink Lowell in loss.		388
Some fun with gender roles.	Theater Review	688
SONY SALE: CDs to MDs.		917
SOUND OFF.	Letter to the Editor	1234
Southridge grabs first state crown.		530
Spartans race past Douglas to stretch state tourney streak.		945
Still a few laughs in these dusty old gags.	Theater Review	548
SURVIVING A TSUNAMI.		1621
THIS WEEK AT THE UO.		369
Through a voice, darkly.		674
Transit workers prepare to strike.		959
Where seniors lead, Oregon women follow.	Column	806