University of Oregon Eugene

... called a "public conservatorship." The location for the placement was to be in the library of the William W. Knight Law Center at the University of Oregon. (By the by, the law center was named for 1932 UO graduate and father of Philip Knight, a founder ...

... at Wal-Shmart so Shmark can buy some new shmorts, and, I at the wheel, demand a slight detour to the University of Oregon.  Eugene seems pleasant enough, as does the campus, clean and colored (architecturally, if not ethnically so), but I feel ...

... to Eugene. It took a little over two hours. When I arrived at the William W. Knight School of Law at the University of Oregon I sought a parking place behind the building. As it turned out, I parked about 30 yards from where the picture was to be brought ...

... day finally came. I am now in the prequel to my WWOOFing road trip. I get to spend the weekend in Eugene, visiting friends, revisiting the college experience and attending the Public Interest Environmental Law Conference. (My parents will be in town for ...

... sharing a king size bed at a local inn. We then went for a run (around the whole town) and checked out the University of Oregon...which was very modern and well maintained and overall very impressive.  Then the fun began... Christian's friend Ben came ...

... amazing how different life is once you leave the city. Now we are in Eugene which is a cool little college city center housing the University of Oregon.  Being that it's summer, there's a good mix of people here, and not just college kids.  We ...

... made it to Eugene, Oregon. Eugene is very pleasant. There are more coffee shops in Eugene than beans in a 16 oz. can of coffee. The University of Oregon is there... I got the same sense walking around there that I did when i lived in Boston... "there are ...

... He was a good guy to chat with. Yay for you Jesse (I think) at the Rogue Brewery. Anyway, we also got to see the University of Oregon campus which was pretty chill. I drove around by myself for a bit and explored and decided I wanted to live there ...

... from but couldnt find the place. We ended up riding through a few trails - in total only about 7 or 8 miles and stopped at the University of Oregon. Leighann wanted to rest there for a bit (she took a nap on the bench) so I rode around town and the ...

Visited University of Oregon in Eugene. Last stop on the college tour before we headed back home. ...