written by Mac Larsen. The last time Jerry Garcia performed in Oregon was June 19, 1994, at the University of Oregon’s Autzen Stadium. I was, by a technicality, in attendance […]
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Growing at Home: The Second Season
Written and photographed by Kaylynn Wohl In our last harvest issue, I provided an overview of my first successful Oregon grow with Jack Herer as my chosen child. This season, […]
4/20 Strain Survival Guide
words and photos by Bryan Dorn As 4/20 approaches, stoners everywhere are gearing up to celebrate the cannabis holiday. However, it’s important to pace yourself and choose your strains wisely […]
Silver Dabbers
words by Josh Delzell A study by Dr. Benjamin Han, assistant professor of internal medicine at NYU, found that between 2015 and 2016, 9 percent of adult between the ages […]
Cannabis on Campus: Flush It!
words by Bryan Dornphotos by Destiny Alvarez Cannabis rules at the University of Oregon are outlined in the code of conduct as a zero tolerance policy; however, with the growing […]
Cannabis Consultants: The Marijuana Rules Advisory Committee
words by Julio Jaquez The passing of Oregon’s Legalized Marijuana Initiative, more commonly referred to as Measure 91, has produced a massive economic boom that has left many questioning its […]
Cannabis Changed My Life: A Journey to Cannabis Journalism
words by Skyla Patton My life changed when I started experiencing pain, like real pain, when I was about 13- which, if you’ve ever been a 13 year old cis-gendered […]
Leap Higher
words by Josh Delzell | photos by Trevor Meyer *sponsored content* Nestled into the mountain valleys of sleepy Southern Oregon are some of the PNW’s most beautiful and underrated rivers, forests […]
Extreme Makeover: Bong Edition
words by Josh Delzell | photos by Dana Sparks A dirty bong is one of the saddest things to see as a frequent smoker. Your once pristine, sparkling bong is […]
What’s Legal Now?
words by Bryan Dorn The web of ever-changing laws around marijuana possession is complex, and can leave consumers who are unsure of local laws stuck finding out for themselves— in […]