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WILLAMETTE WEEK: IN THE PAPER
MEDIA
Horror Show
Faith takes on reason in the latest anti-meth media blitz.
BY COREY PEIN
ELECTION '07
Lighting Up The Constitution
On one side of Measure 50, Lance Armstrong and poor kids. On the other, Big Tobacco. In the middle? Just the Constitution.
BY BETH SLOVIC
RACE
Skin Cancer
A white supremacist group comes to Portland to celebrate its 20th anniversary.
BY KRISTA STRYKER
MULTNOMAH COUNTY
Moaner Lisa
A little commuting help for Multnomah County Commissioner Lisa Naito.
BY PAUL LEONARD
INTERNATIONAL
Mission of Burma
Far from Myanmar, refugees try to tell Portland what’s going on in their former home.
BY JONAH SANDFORD
HEALTHCARE
Prescription for Conflict
The State has a trio of investigations into Big Pharma. But legislators say the Justice Department blocked a better solution.
BY MIRIAM WIDMAN
FUNNY BUSINESS
The Shoe Must Go On
Nike makes shoes aimed for sale to Native Americans. WW considers other niche markets for the Swoosh.
BY ETHAN SMITH
DISH
Cravings: Cannoli
Searching Portland for an Italian pastry you couldn’t refuse.
BY NINO MARCHETTI
DISH
Chaos Cafe
Mischief, thy name is vegan mac.

 


BY ANNIE BETHANCOURT
MUSIC
Lazy Daze
Graves’ Greg Olin talks fried chicken, growing up and listening to Phish.
BY AMY MCCULLOUGH
MUSIC
The Old Believers, Wednesday, Oct. 3
The Old Believers’ name belies their age—but not their souls.
BY ANNIE BETHANCOURT
MUSIC
LOCH LOMOND, Paper The Walls (Hush Records)
The recording history of Loch Lomond is a curious thing.

 


BY BRANDON SEIFERT
MUSIC
SANDPEOPLE, Honest Racket (Self-released)
Portland mega-crew finally kills ‘em...with kindness.
BY CASEY JARMAN
MUSIC
SCOUT NIBLETT, This Fool Can Die Now (Too Pure)
Striking a balance between eccentricity and confidence.
BY PAIGE RICHMOND
SCREEN
The Long Goodbye
Sean Penn gives Chris McCandless one last embrace.
BY AARON MESH
SCREEN
Lust, Caution
BY AARON MESH
PERFORMANCE
Paul Taylor Dance Company, Wednesday, Oct. 3
White Bird marks a milestone with the company that started it all.
BY HEATHER WISNER
PERFORMANCE
Open Season
Three theaters, four murders, no happy endings.
BY BEN WATERHOUSE
WORDS
Foreskin’s Lament
Believing in God can be such a bitch sometimes.
BY KELLY CLARKE
 

 


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