Kamyl Cole

Aerial Activism

Local performers deliver a powerful message through their art Bounce, Eugene’s gymnastics and circus-arts center, presented “Falling” and “Cirque Pollutia” at The Hult Center in front of hundreds on Feb. 15. Their aerial program instructors and students have performed at The Hult for the past seven years.  Bounce’s in-house aerial company performs a contemporary circus…

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Music and injustice

Eric Richardson, the Executive Director of Lane County’s chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, performed a one-man show at the University of Oregon’s Museum of Natural and Cultural History on Jan. 23. There, about 50 people crowded into the museum’s lecture hall to hear his speech, double-bass playing, and recitation…

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Moore experience, Moore results

New coach finishes with winning record Jim Moore is Lane’s Volleyball coach. He’s coached various teams across the country for over 40 years and played himself at California State University Long Beach where he earned a degree in health science.  Moore’s career coaching record is 598-288 and has earned him the National Coach of the…

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From Bus Seats to Cheap Eats

Affordable dining along LTD bus line  There are several affordable options in Eugene for dinner this November within five minutes of public transportation.  Albee’s NY Gyros has two locations and both are within walking distance of bus stops. By the 41 Barger/Commerce bus route, the ride from the Eugene Station to Albee’s on West 11th…

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‘Resilient Spirits Overcome’

Portland-based theater troupe performs biopic  The life story of Judge Xiomara Torres was interwoven with Salvadoran folklore in the performance of “Judge Torres” on Nov. 5 at the Ragozzino Performance Hall.   The stage’s backdrop was vibrantly colored and highly stylized. “This mural is painted in the style of Fernando Llort,” said Elizabeth Muñoz Robles, the…

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