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Editorial Archive » Issue #36.13

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Issue #36.13

| Published on Wednesday February 3rd, 2010

Issue Menu: January 27th, 2010 | February 10th, 2010

On the Cover

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News

[City Hall] [Sports]
Paulson Shoots, Scores
BY NIGEL JAQUISS | The Timbers’ Owner closes a sweet ballpark deal, but doubts remain.

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[City Hall]
Sex And The City
BY BETH SLOVIC | Will gender reassignment surgery be a new city insurance benefit?

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[City Hall]
Second Time Around
BY BETH SLOVIC | What the mayor will likely tout in his State of the City Speech.

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[Letters to the Editor]
Inbox
WW EDITORIAL STAFF

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[Rogue of the Week]
Clearwire
WW EDITORIAL STAFF | For a communications company, it doesn’t listen too well.

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[Murmurs]
Always Asking, Always Telling.
WW EDITORIAL STAFF

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[Cover Story]
The Crusaders
BY BETH SLOVIC | Eight relentless watchdogs who hound public officials in pursuit of answers.

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[Legislature] [Taxes] [Hot Seat]
Gov. Ted Kulongoski
BY NIGEL JAQUISS, HENRY STERN | Why the governor wants to deal with your kicker check in his last session.

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[Ask the Editor]
What Were We Thinking?
BY MARK ZUSMAN | WW Editor Mark Zusman answers your questions about our coverage.

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[Dr. Know]
Dr. Know
BY MARTY SMITH

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Culture

[Culture] [Dish]
Pupusa Quest
BY NICK ZUKIN | For the best Salvadoran food around, you gotta get beyond Portland’s city limits.

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[SCOOP]
Gossip More Absorbing Than The iPad.
WW STAFF

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[Culture] [Cheapskate]
The Best Cheap And Free Deals In Town
BY BEN WATERHOUSE

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[Music]
The Scuzzies
BY CASEY JARMAN, ZACH KLASSEN, MICHAEL MANNHEIMER | WW awards the bands of Slabtown’s third annual Bender Festival.

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Cars & Trains Saturday, Feb. 6
BY MATTHEW SINGER | Tom Filepp makes the end of civilization seem natural on new disc The Roots, the Leaves.

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CD Reviews: Emancipator, Oracle
WW MUSIC STAFF

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[Top 5]
Eyedea’s Top 5 Favorite Herbal Remedies
WW MUSIC STAFF

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[Clublist Spotlight]
Let There Be Lights
BY CASEY JARMAN

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North Face
BY ALI ROTHSCHILD | The hills are alive with the sound of doomed climbers.

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Dear John
BY INDIA NICHOLAS | A gender-normative case for Nicholas Sparks.

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[Brew Views]
Top 5 Movies To Watch In Theater Pubs This Week:
BY AARON MESH

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Wells Tower Everything Ravaged, Everything Burned
BY JOHN MINERVINI | Stories to pillage by.

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[Headout Picks]
Lonely Hearts Club Band
BY AARON MESH | Bad date? At least you’ll get a good story out of it.

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