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- Subscribe - Contact Us - Rate Card - Place an Ad Archives Revels Classifieds Real Estate Menu Guide Wedding Weather Subscribe Contact Us July 13, 2005 3-vehicle rollover accident on I-5 Six people were injured in a three-vehicle rollover accident on Interstate 5 northbound at milepost 15.5 just before noon today. The identities of those involved have not been released and no citations have been issued at this point. PHOTOS & STORY Front page of today's printed Daily Tidings Governor unveils plan for funding education Last-minute effort would guarantee majority of state income to schools Gov. Ted Kulongowski unveils new education funding plan at SOU. Mixed-use buildings approved Peripheral concerns on Meadowbrook ignored Ashland Buddhist followers plan new building 3-story meditation center on the corner of Hersey and Oak streets is expected to cost about $1 million Watershed committee mulls satellite photos Ashland Forest Resiliency Community Alternative group looks at forest health Around the Valley Talent Planning Commission to meet Meas. 37 clash brewing in Jackson County Marine looks out for bombs Ashland High graduate finds some give him a cold reception on leave Lance Cpl. Marshall S. Spring , a military dog handler with Operation Force Protection, I Marine Expeditionary Force, holds his 60-pound partner, Rex . Food & History Bulgarian anthem harks to war State of SOU Athletics: Part 4 of 4 The man in the middle SOU’s new athletics director Dennis Francois has big plans ahead Front page of printed SPORTS EDITOR’S NOTE: Southern Oregon University athletics face challenges due to limited funding and, in football, a dwindling number of peers. While football strives for stability, the 11 other Raider programs have overcome scholarship shortcomings to succeed in the Cascade Conference. Today is part two of a four-day series on SOU athletics. Southern Oregon University Athletics Director Dennis Francois may be the new guy on campus — his first day on the job was June 1 — but that doesn’t mean he’s ignorant of SOU’s place in the world of Northwest small college athletics. story here Ashland 11-12’s advance to District 6 finals Thomas, Baldrica, Scarminach come up big at the plate; 9-10 all-stars take D-6 title Pilots get hot, split with NM Teams combine for 63 hits and 11 home runs - Letters - Forum Bianca’s police style is what Ashlanders want Police should respect those they protect No obituaries today - Police Movies | T.V. | Calendar Stories updated by 5 p.m. Thursdays ( Back issues available ) July 7- July 13 Ashland 10-Minute Play Festival Right after the Fourth of July, more fireworks explode during the Ashland 10 Minute Play Festival held at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday at Southern Oregon University’s Center Stage Theatre, just off Mountain Avenue. This year’s biannual event is being co-sponsored by the Ashland New Plays Festival in collaboration with the Department of Theatre Arts at Southern Oregon University. Jewelers bring culture, rhythm to Ashland Ashland artist Gaelyn Larrick, along with her husband Bräm Larrick, create unique “Celtic tribal design” and traditional Celtic silver jewelry. Gaelyn has a history of successful, out-of-the box endeavors from book cover designs to Bali clothing to bringing African drumming to Ashland. ‘Children of Eden’ opens at Camelot From the creators of “Wicked,” “Godspell,” “Pippin,” “Miss Saigon” and “Les Miserables” comes a playful and moving story about parents, children and children who inevitably become parents. Following in the footsteps of biblically based musicals such as “Godspell,” “Two by Two” and “Jesus Christ Superstar,” “Children of Eden,” by Stephen Schwartz and John Caird, is loosely based on the first nine books of Genesis. Movie Reviews A God greater than our accusing hearts: Sins forgiven are sins forgotten Now playing at the Elizabethan outdoor theater, ‘The Tragical History Of Dr. Faustus” is wonderful, full of color and opens a wide window on the medieval mind. It’s the old German Faust story — the story of a doctor of science who grows bored with his profession in mid-life. In the midst of his boredom he makes a pact with the devil in exchange for his immortal soul he gets 24 years to do whatever he wills on earth — to be his own version of God. Totally unbridled, his pettiness knows no bounds (that’s why the second act is, at times, tedious because Faustus himself is rather tedious). 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