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Side Quest: A Journey to Utokia
The magic begins in an indoor forested ecosystem that’s tended to by Holly Hillyer. Every day, she steps into full-body protective coveralls like a scientist ready for beaker wizardry. While the humans sleep at night, the plants thrive under beaming, full UV-spectrum lights atop rolling irrigation benches she designed and welded. Every detail of the plants’ lives is curated by Hillyer’s years of experience and passed-down knowledge from her parents.
For Ducks By Ducks: The N.E.S.T.
Beyond the roaring stadiums and electrifying games, an
unexpected treasure trove awaits the University of Oregon sports
fans, sneakerheads, and vintage clothing hunters. The N.E.S.T. is
tucked away within the memory of Taylor’s Bar & Grill on 13th
Avenue, creating a nostalgic haven with its glimpse into the rich
history of the university, as if stepping into a sleek time machine.
unexpected treasure trove awaits the University of Oregon sports
fans, sneakerheads, and vintage clothing hunters. The N.E.S.T. is
tucked away within the memory of Taylor’s Bar & Grill on 13th
Avenue, creating a nostalgic haven with its glimpse into the rich
history of the university, as if stepping into a sleek time machine.
Drag Yourself to Saucy Saturdays – Green Eugene
It’s the second Saturday of April, and Tina Turner’s “Proud Mary” cues after anticipation. Stage lights shine to frame a frantic queen, rowing as fast as she can with a super-sized, inflatable joint as her paddle.
Carmela La Madrina is the Mother of it all; she works an adult day job, pays taxes and loves her children like anyone else. Her children, of course, are her chosen family living and thriving under her roof of The Elusive Haus of Indica.
Carmela La Madrina is the Mother of it all; she works an adult day job, pays taxes and loves her children like anyone else. Her children, of course, are her chosen family living and thriving under her roof of The Elusive Haus of Indica.
Settler Cannabis: a Book Preview with Dr. Kaitlin Reed – Green Eugene
“I never had any intention of writing about cannabis,” Dr. Kaitlin Reed, assistant professor of Native American Studies at Cal Poly Humboldt, said. “I can’t wait to not be the weed person.”
For Reed, it’s as if there was no choice in writing about cannabis. As a Yurok and Hupa tribal member witnessing environmental violations in ancestral territories and throughout U.S. history, Reed saw the urgency and concern over landscape devastation paired with the current lack of critical analysis. Modern cannabis cultivation and the market it drives are built on the same foundation of exploitation of Indigenous people by white colonizers as seen with other natural resource industries such as gold, timber and fish.
For Reed, it’s as if there was no choice in writing about cannabis. As a Yurok and Hupa tribal member witnessing environmental violations in ancestral territories and throughout U.S. history, Reed saw the urgency and concern over landscape devastation paired with the current lack of critical analysis. Modern cannabis cultivation and the market it drives are built on the same foundation of exploitation of Indigenous people by white colonizers as seen with other natural resource industries such as gold, timber and fish.
Unpacking Snowpack: Low-to-no-snow winters are projected in the near future
Science Story, University of Oregon 2022
Veterans Heritage Project
In 2017, the PVCC honors program worked on Volume XIII, Book
Fired up on Black Market BBQ
In 1999, the magic of rare Sonoran Desert rain poured onto the crowd of metalheads at a Metallica show in Phoenix, Arizona. Two concert buddies, still unsure of each other, started the rest of their lives together as if the “Master of Puppets” was pulling their heartstrings with a plan.
Peachfuzz Parsnips minimizes textile waste through genderless clothing
UO senior Jenna Burns coincides environmentalism with their artwork to combat gendered clothing market and a climate in crisis
‘Magic Mushrooms’ and drug decriminalization join forces to reconstruct Oregon justice system
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Eugene OG: Best buds cultivate cannabis community
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The OG Plant reaches cannabis harvest season
A Very Green Eugene 4/20 Playlist
The lighters are lined up ready for work, the glass pieces are prepped, cleaned and loaded, and the yellow dandelions are dancing around your blanket anxiously awaiting for the event to begin. Snacks ranging from mouth-watering hot chips to perfectly ripe mangos coated in Tajín chili lime seasoning are ready for indulging. For many people, it’s just another day in April to have resin-drop lips and smoke filled lungs; but for others, it’s a grand excuse to get medicated far beyond a reasonable am
Seth Rogen: Weed's Renaissance Man
If anyone champions weed within the celebrity light, it’s Seth Rogen. Since breaking out from his late adolescent role in "Freaks and Geeks", we’ve seen him in stoner comedies like "Pineapple Express" and "Superbad" with his contagious and blazed whole-bellied chuckle. He step-by-step taught us the ways of the cross joint and gifted us with “Bound 3,” a sensual parody featuring his close friend James Franco.
Growing at Home: The Second Season
In our last harvest issue, I provided an overview of my first successful Oregon grow with Jack Herer as my chosen child. This season, I doubled up on plant bodies to care for. It was Mother’s Day weekend, the prime time to plant outdoors, when my Jedi Master grower friend Alan helped me adopt two sisters of the same strain: Purple Punch.
The visual cues between the twins made it difficult to know who’s who, so I named them Agatha and Beatrice. Figuring only one symbol of identification would su
The visual cues between the twins made it difficult to know who’s who, so I named them Agatha and Beatrice. Figuring only one symbol of identification would su
Green Eugene 2022: 420 Edition
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Budtender Spotlight: Corey Yula at New Millennium
How long have you been in the cannabis industry?
I’ve been working at New Millenium for the last two years. Before that, about three or so months working for a farm that my friends had just started. So it was early plant development and setting up the framework for how they were hoping to have things run.
Do you think those three months at the farm prepared you for working at a dispensary?
Definitely. It kind of gave me the knowledge to know what it looks like on the farm end of things. Any f
I’ve been working at New Millenium for the last two years. Before that, about three or so months working for a farm that my friends had just started. So it was early plant development and setting up the framework for how they were hoping to have things run.
Do you think those three months at the farm prepared you for working at a dispensary?
Definitely. It kind of gave me the knowledge to know what it looks like on the farm end of things. Any f
