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Author Daily Tidings Editorial Board Opinion The Fate of TikTok: Harmless App for Silly Trends or Malicious Spyware? Daily Tidings Editorial Board Mar 10, 2023 Before we get into the conversation surrounding the popular application, we need to clear something up. When people hear phrases like “Canada is banning TikTok”, it brings about some alarm to the people who use the app, but people on both… Opinion The Impact of President Biden’s Trip to Kyiv on Trump and Putin Daily Tidings Editorial Board Mar 10, 2023 It is common for American Presidents to stand at the edge of Europe and say to Russia that they will stand with their allies. President Kennedy declared, “Ich bin ein Berliner.” President Reagan said, “Mr. Gorbachev tear down that wall.” On… Opinion AI and Its Potential for Political Favoritism Daily Tidings Editorial Board Mar 5, 2023 It's safe to say that we have reached an era where machines possess an almost human-like understanding. It seems like it was only yesterday when artificial intelligence was simply a gimmick; a small promise of what the future held while the… News Same-sex couples wed in protest of law Daily Tidings Editorial Board Feb 27, 2019 Saturday morning was special for Lisa Spencer. She and her partner of three years, Karen Wennlund, married in a private ceremony a year ago, but on this day they would celebrate in their own church in front of a crowd of friends, with… Entertainment Brewed awakening: Severeid publishes book Daily Tidings Editorial Board Dec 6, 2018 Susanne Severeid’s “musings” may be hatched at her ease in Ashland coffee shops “like a dollop of cream on a pie,” but they get at gritty life questions, celebrate friendships and, with 41 columns appearing in the Tidings over the years,… Entertainment New plays power new perspectives Daily Tidings Editorial Board Oct 16, 2018 Every classic play was a new play at one point in time, says Ashland New Plays Festival’s executive director Kyle Haden. “Think of how exciting it must have been for that first audience to see ‘Hamlet’ or August Wilson’s ‘Piano Lesson’… Movies & TV Quills & Queues: Le Guin documentary maker coming here for screening Daily Tidings Editorial Board Oct 5, 2018 Arwen Curry is a filmmaker on a serious mission. She has long been a researcher and fan of Ursula K. Le Guin, the Portland-based and globally respected fantasy and science fiction novelist (although she preferred to be called a novelist)… Health Mocha Musings: Syncing with a slower clock Daily Tidings Editorial Board Sep 3, 2018 I got a call three weeks ago telling me that my father was in the hospital with pneumonia. He is 92 years old, so a bout of pneumonia is no small matter. I changed my vacation plans, got on a plane and flew to Southern California. Dad… Entertainment Getting much more than their feet wet Daily Tidings Editorial Board Sep 1, 2018 Actor-director Barret O’Brien is taking a year off the Oregon Shakespeare Festival to take action against climate change — “the biggest challenge ever to face humanity” — and the result is his play “Water Made to Rise,” an ironic and pithy… Entertainment As befits a masterpiece, ‘Snow’ can be difficult Daily Tidings Editorial Board Aug 16, 2018 Frances Ya-Chu Cowhig’s “Snow in Midsummer” is a masterpiece. That’s not surprising. Cowhig, an internationally based playwright whose work has been staged on the West End, the Goodman Theatre, and at the Royal Shakespeare Company, among… Loading ... Load More Posts No More Posts