Articles from The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) (March 11, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A legacy of shame.		Editorial	586
A new look at land use.			959
A wide gap remains between the `two Brazils'.			779
BRIEFLY.			538
BRIEFS.			343
Bruins benefit when officials gag on whistle.			1254
CALENDAR.			680
Cancer tests reveal care disparities.			598
Coping with a computer catastrophe.		Column	651
Cottages planned at hostel site.			550
Despite pesticide plan clarification, nearby residents to test air for toxins.			623
Ducks hope to take it from the top.			812
Eugene council clears way for purchasing deal on downtown properties.			829
Eugene man faces charges in shooting death of co-worker.			306
For the Record.			1198
Gated complex hit in string of car break-ins.			323
GETTING READY FOR A RESCUE.			125
Hole Hogs are put on notice by the Oregon State Marine Board.			748
Hunting for a new kind of trophy.			445
If you have a story to tell, Nike is all ears.		Company overview	652
LETTERS IN THE EDITORS MAILBAG.			1625
Locally, retailers buck trend of economic slump.			431
March hikes offer challenge, splendor.			596
Obituaries.			1715
OURDOORS BRIEFLY.			1214
Ritzenhein alters schedule to be ready for Olympics.			995
School counselor slain;son arrested.			486
Sheldon rolls to win in 19-team tournament.			448
SKY'S THE LIMIT.			776
Something's in the water.			890
SPRING TO THE SLOPES.			886
Springfield studies library options.			654
The best of bad options.		Editorial	535
weathervane.			26