Articles from The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) (April 10, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`Chicago' delights in portrayal of all that sin.			735
`Dodge' needs its marshal.		Editorial	701
ACE cranks up the tunes of Neil Sedaka.			660
Arts and Literature.			466
Ballet wins $200,000 grant to help fund home for the arts.			525
Birch's home run lifts Churchill past North.			464
BRIEFLY.			406
BRIEFLY.			549
BRIEFLY.			1224
CALENDAR.		Calendar	199
CALLS FOR PEACE.			516
Careful management the key to beating diabetes.			670
Competitive race adds spice to platform meeting.			524
CORRECTIONS.		Correction notice	187
Council grants police auditor $4,000 raise.			514
Don't let warming ruin the outdoors.			650
FOR THE RECORD.			673
Gaining speed on the Road to Eugene '08.			641
GOING LONG.			1631
HAMLIN HAPPENINGS.			105
Heading up a new trail.			1455
LETTERS IN THE EDITOR'S MAILBAG.			1626
LETTERS IN THE EDITOR'S MAILBAG.		Letter to the editor	256
LIBRARY'S PULSE STILL VITAL AT 100.			1062
LOOKING BACK.			78
Maestro says Ravel piece will reveal Eugene Symphony's skill.			524
Main Street spot seems destined for books.			402
Man convicted of former Eugene woman's 1971 murder.			246
Murder suspect arraigned.			549
New faces set to fill gaps at `linebacker U'.			634
NOTEWORTHY.			138
OBITUARIES.			1136
Oregon sees dropout rate rise slightly.			1529
Organizers withdraw plans to race boats on Willamette.			782
PENCILS FOR BAGHDAD.			833
PERFORMANCE BRIEFS.			574
RECREATION OUTLOOK.			1375
Ridgeline to LCC? Great!		Editorial	453
Springfield police log.			1829
Staffing reductions a possibility as LCC faces its latest budget battle.			447
Surprise fund loss costs 84 jail beds.			555
The naked truth.			847
Things are looking up for Millers' girls team.			889
Thurston off to a fast start on baseball, softball fields.			768
Tragedy sparks gift of literacy for children.		Column	639
TRAINING DIARY.			305
TRIALS MOMENTS.			309
Two guest concerts at UO: Jazz duo and Celtic harpist.			404
UO law students plan to ride green wave.			689
Videotape paints different view.			415
Warmer weather means it's time for outdoor activities.			746
Wildish theater group asks public to pay off bank loan.			713