The Big Gig UO law students invite 3,000 activists to town People of all ages and stages from more than 30 nations are packing their bags for Eugene. It's time for the 19th Annual Public Interest Environmental Law Conference. .   Books: Poet Phil Levine         Calendar: Reading at Mother Kali's       Galleries: Masai Guardian by Lindsay B. Scott     News Briefs: Christie Remembered | More Public Radio | Traffic Comes Home | Greens Gathering | Double Benefits Happening People: Megan and Lann Leslie, wetlands conservationists. Insider Baseball: Week Six: Kumbaya in Salem is as crumbly as granola. Living Out: Ranch Hand: Trudy was everything Sally Sheklow wanted to be. Letters: EW readers sound off. What's Happening: Entertainment highlights. Calendar: The week's events at a glance. Hey kids, check out the February Kid's Calendar! Galleries: Art events and exhibits in local galleries. Movies: Lois Wadsworth previews a special showing of the 1945 classic Beauty and the Beast. PLUS: Movie Listings and Video Releases. Music: Dave Gingold previews this week's music gigs. PLUS: Clubs Listings. Books: Andrew Feld previews exemplary poet Phil Levine's reading at UO. Food: Southside Deli hires chef for gourmet take-out. Television: OPB premiers Oregon Gazette, a new community video magazine. Free Will Astrology: Your horoscope according to Rob Brezny. . Search EW's Web Site! Search ANY word Search ALL words Search EXACT phrase   Help NOTE: This search engine will provide detailed results for EW editions dating back to May 2000. For more search results, visit the Eugene Public Library's database of EW issues, which provides citations for articles dating back several years. Back to Top .