Articles from The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) (June 3, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Urban village' begins next phase.			621
A day for Dawgs at Emerald Valley.			796
A GIFT OF TREATMENT.			1479
Auto hits, kills bicyclist at downtown intersection.			416
BRIEFLY.			191
BRIEFLY.			276
BRIEFLY.			202
CALENDAR.		Calendar	473
Chinese immersion school is bad for the neighborhood.			799
CORRECTIONS.		Correction notice	85
EWEB's bird gardens project puts stones into the hands of hardworking students.			587
FOR THE RECORD.			931
Freshman spike comes despite housing crunch.			1016
IMMERSION CONVERSION.			857
LETTERS IN THE EDITOR'S MAILBAG.			1424
Lithia Motors on Monday announced what it described as a major restructuring, including divesting itself of 10 to 15 stores, because of lower sales.			413
Lost art of compromise.		Editorial	567
Low tides are the high point of opportunity for coastal exploration, and Oregon this week will experience some of the lowest tides in years.			980
LUMBER.			85
No sense counting on salmon this year.			748
OBITUARIES.			790
Opening of Shakers assured, owner says.			569
Oregon ready for fishing free-for-all.			508
OUT OF NOWHERE.			198
OUTDOORS BRIEFLY.			860
Play is fine in execution, flawed in conception.			718
Runner's feat lost in wake of record.			1047
TALES OF THE TRAIL.			1458
Teens scour area for jobs.			1090
There's rumbling in the hills of Scotland.			809
University foundation buys land on Franklin.			390
Winter runoff leads to a new experience at Tamolitch Pool.			566
You call this a downturn?		Editorial	582