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- Subscribe - Contact Us - Rate Card - Place an Ad Archives Revels Classifieds Real Estate Menu Guide Wedding Weather Subscribe Contact Us In search of the Great Pumpkin A kindergarten class from Walker Elementary School gets ready to enter the pumpkin patch along the Bear Creek Greenway. October 24, 2005 Downtown plan to get discussion First Street plans moved up to November meeting The much-anticipated downtown plan revision process will be discussed at the Tuesday night study session of the Ashland Planning Commission. The “reconsideration” of the decision for a planning action at 11 First St. has been put on the November agenda for the commission rather than for this Tuesday night. Front page of today's printed Daily Tidings Talent to look at emergency plan Listing of local efforts to assist victims of Katrina Doctor helps Katrina’s forgotten When the aftermath of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita captured the attention of the nation, filled television screens with images of suffering and loss, it was all but impossible not to feel, however briefly, the urge to head south and do something, anything, to help. Dr. Robin Rose, an Ashland physician, did exactly that. Mon: Essentially Ashland The Powell Doctrine of eating well Mon: Tales From The Crib Toddler time can begin in Terrible Tens Tues: Off The Vine Enjoy wine when you go tasting Weds:Food & History Liberia’s national anthem Commentary Lessons from superpowers of the past Fri: Healthy Pets Everyone is talking about canine flu Sat: Marketing Today In business of selling, there are X’s and Y’s SOU ROUNDUP Raiders throttle Northwest in battle of titans Le Bel leads SOU volleyball team in kills, blocks; Raider football team loses on the road SOU Football At Portland, the Pacific Lutheran University football team answered Southern Oregon University’s strong start by scoring touchdowns on four consecutive first-half drives en route to a 28-17 victory at Hillsboro Stadium on Saturday. SOU Women’s Soccer At Salem, the Raiders squandered their chance for the Cascade Conference south division championship with an 0-2 weekend trip to the Willamette Valley, but managed to qualify for the playoffs thanks to some help from an unlikely source: Oregon Tech. SOU Cross Country At Klamath Falls, the Southern Oregon University cross country teams emerged victorious in a three-way meet against Oregon Tech and Warner Pacific in Klamath Falls on Saturday. Girls Soccer At Eagle Point, Katie Cowger put Ashland on the board in the 13th minute to help Ashland collect a 3-0 Southern Oregon Conference victory on Saturday. Water Polo At Cottage Grove, the Ashland High boys and girls teams each won four of five games in a Southern Oregon League gathering over the weekend. . — Letters — Responses to "From the RIGHT side" As a former high school teacher, I sometimes tried to deal with the girls at school who dressed for the beach — breasts hanging out of tank tops, pelvic bones emerging from the top of jeans or short shorts and the thong leading the eye to the tatoo. From the Right Side Mike Green Updated Tuesdays: Celebrating 50 years of seducing children But in society today, sex is sold as a commodity and is so commonplace as a fact of teen and young adult life that virtually no one blinks an eye anymore when adolescent girls are seen dressed in the same attire as the common street hookers of the 70s. “Lolita,” no matter how despicable, didn’t repulse this nation; it lured us into a world where adult-child relationships are excused, if not completely condoned. And we see the results of it today, with adults leading the promotion of sex to children through the various industries of influence. Updated Mondays: — CASE IN POINT : Religions enjoy the myth of escape Eschatology is that part of theology that is concerned with final events in the history of the world, often referred to as the “end times.” In many religions, the end times means the destruction of the planet (or of all living things), but with humans surviving in some altered form, signaling the end of one age and the beginning of a new one. Christianity, Buddhism, Islam and Judaism, to name just a few religions, make reference to the end times in some form. As does Norse mythology, Zoroastrianism and the belief systems of some Native Americans. — Obituaries — Police Ashland residents traveling nationwide and around the globe provide first-person accounts of their travels, complete with pictures to share their adventures with the Tidings' readers. Mis queridos This is my first e-mail and I write it not from Syria but from South Lebanon. New Orleans: Up Close and Personal I returned to my hometown of New Orleans on Oct. 6 to view the devastation and assist my displaced family. The impact of the Gulf Coast tragedy on Native Americans Movies | T.V. | Calendar Stories updated by 5 p.m. Thursdays ( Back issues available ) A Symphony of talent The Rogue Valley Symphony announces its 2005-06 season, featuring artists from the Pacific Northwest ARTIST SKETCH Happiness is found playing music around town Punk rock/alternative rock guitarist Andy Warstar says his musical expression began in his mother’s kitchen where he banged pots and pans together and drummed on the oatmeal box. After that, he graduated to drums in grade school, which he banged on until he was 12. LOCAL ENTERTAINMENT Gayle Wilson (above) and Donna Bishop will appear at the Wild Goose. more artists Movie Reviews: Now playing Grace Lutheran Church in Ashland welcomes new pastor Church Listings Ashland New Plays Festival gives playwrights an audience and A final chance to tweak movie review Two new movies inject new life into familiar plots In Review | The 1940s Radio Hour The show begins the moment you walk into the theater. It’s subtle at first, but soon you realize it’s already a couple minutes into “The 1940s Radio Hour” at Camelot Theatre in Talent. The lights are still on over the seats while Pops Bailey (Jerry McDougall) sits at his desk in the corner of the radio studio, shuffling a deck of cards and taking bets on the races over the phone. 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