Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)

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Articles in January 2002 issue of Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)

• Jones is solid as the rock
• Benefit features chocolate, coffee and live music
• Scoreboard
• Case shines spotlight on video voyeurism
• Vida man mourns son killed in the war
• A solid speech, but ..
• Oakers rebounding from one-game losing streak
• Scoreboard
• Communities Roundup
• Laboratory of learning
• Hunt's versatility helps Vikings excel in Far West
• Shooter says he fired in self-defense
• Special services continue to run after Sept. 11
• Tseng dancing through ranks of figure skating
• Painter draws inspiration from forest, field
• Midwestern League girls race far too close to call
• UO music dean leaving post after 10 years
• Spartans share first in Sky-Em
• Agency to push for more recruiting
• Education Extra Book Picks
• Ex-opera director back to visit the Mozart Players
• Obituaries
• Questions abound when the subject is Fern Ridge Reservoir
• Migraines can count as serious medical condition
• Defendant feared harm from his cohorts
• A bounty of art
• Letters in the Editor's Mailbag
• Exchange during class irks parent
• Oregon wrestlers dish out losses to Central Washington, Boxers
• Bankruptcies
• Issue fires up Santa Clara resistance
• Payroll info needn't be on paper
• Prep Digest
• For the Record
• Land board ends fight against tower
• Dropouts preventable
• Obituaries
• Staff sets school apart, principal says
• Clutch free throws lift Cottage Grove
• Prep Scoreboard
• Marist keeps string intact
• Primary ballot still up in the air
• Best Bets
• Mac Court boosts UO
• Cats, cats everywhere and all to be adopted
• This Week at the UO
• Screen Sideshow
• A crisis of complexity
• Thunder spot Kings a lead, then roll to win
• For the Record
• Deaths spur vigil on violence
• Axemen dump Churchill to take over lead
• Trouble on wheels
• UO roots for share of national title
• Obituaries
• 'Tis the season
• Market making final push for its name change
• The long arm of Enron
• State pouring money into roads
• Oakland connects from distance for win
• Eugene accounting firms agree on merger
• Reservoir vandalism lands four in trouble
• Man who died took drugs, official says
• Letters in the Editor's Mailbag
• Televise Moussaoui trial
• Kimata's effort leads Oregon men to sweep
• Obituaries
• Service will honor mom, children who were killed
• Sun Devils slay Mac Court dragon with surprising ease
• Security: Neighbors keep watch
• Oregon hoping to end Cardinal's hex
• An excellent idea
• Regulatory rumble
• Anti-smoking law kicks in today
• Save up your music for a rainy day
• For the Record
• Campbell's clutch shot sends Junction City over Elmira
• Officers begin using impound law
• UO Outlook Women's basketball OREGON STATE AT OREGON
• Age-old attitude