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Wednesday Craft Project: How to Make an "iPhone Cozy"
Despite the newfangled challenges iPhones appear to pose, I've wanted one for weeks. But before I throw down all that...
BY Beth Slovic    Wednesday 10:50 PM   1
Dunk 'n' Junk: Is Nike’s Ball-Busting Advertisement Homophobic?
A Nike advertisement designed by Portland firm Wieden + Kennedy has sparked a big hullabaloo on the Internet over whether the...
BY Whitney Hawke    Wednesday 4:58 PM   1
The Unanimous Vote Portland Commissioners Will Soon Regret
It happened at the July 9 meeting: *977 Grant revocable permit to Willamette Week to close NW Quimby St between 22nd...
BY Corey Pein    Wednesday 4:49 PM  
Washington Post Examines McCain's Oregon Connection
A couple of weeks ago WW broke the news that former Oregon GOP boss Craig Berkman has been giving generously to Sen. John...
BY Story Forum Editor    Wednesday 10:22 AM   1

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Photo Review: Shaky Hands, HCABBC, WGG, Vonneguts at Dekum Manner
New photo contributor Jordan Strong (welcome aboard!) took these shots at Dekum Manner last night and writes: The Shaky hands...
BY Jordan Strong    Wednesday 5:42 PM   1
Wombstretcha, "Amy McCullough, She Don't Even Know"
Today is Willamette Week Music Editor Amy McCullough's last day. Goodbyes have been said, good wishes wished, even a few tears...
BY CASEY JARMAN    Wednesday 4:06 PM   3
In the Mux: Amy McCullough
This is the third installment in what is now most definitely a regular thing here at LocalCut (three counts as "most definitely...
BY MICHAEL MANNHEIMER    Wednesday 3:19 PM   6
New Thermals Demos! Hutch Harris Photo Biography!
Waaaahooooo! Two new Thermals demos ("You Dissolve" and "I Let it Go") are streaming over at the band's MySpace page. And they're...
BY CASEY JARMAN    Wednesday 2:10 PM   4

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Mystery Raid
Federal seizure of local charity’s computers puts Iranian community on edge.
BY JAMES PITKIN
2
The Hole in the Fiber Doughnut
Commissioner Dan Saltzman wants fiber in the city’s web diet.
BY COREY PEIN
3
Here Comes Your Fan
First Love, Last Rites
What happens after you get what you want?
BY AMY MCCULLOUGH
1
The 40-Year-Old Children
Step Brothers Ferrell and Reilly perfect the comedy of retardation.
BY CHRIS STAMM
3



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INTERNATIONAL
Nazis, terrorists and gamblers join the listening circle.
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DATING
Call Me Crazy
Man: HI. Woman: Y R U Bothering Me?
BY BETH SLOVIC
2
WAR
A Separate Peace
Activists want Portland to be a sanctuary for AWOL soldiers.
BY BETH SLOVIC
7
BICYCLING
Cycling under the influence
Safer than driving? Maybe. But still very illegal.
BY COREY PEIN
1
Rogue of the Week
Outlaw cyclists
Road rage rides on two wheels.
BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF
12
CITY HALL
We still believe in Harvey Dent.
BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF
FARMERS MARKETS
Made Marion
Growers of marionberries try to rescue their crop from attack.
BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF
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CIVIL RIGHTS
Mystery Raid
Federal seizure of local charity’s computers puts Iranian community on edge.
BY JAMES PITKIN
2
TECHNOLOGY
The Hole in the Fiber Doughnut
Commissioner Dan Saltzman wants fiber in the city’s web diet.
BY COREY PEIN
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Oregon Brewer's Fest: The Game
BY JOSEPH WATTS
NIGHT CABBIE
When I step into the obese old woman's apartment
BY NIGHT CABBIE
3
BEST OF PORTLAND
BEST OF PORTLAND: By the People, For the People
BY BEN WATERHOUSE
SCOOP
Gossip should have no friends
BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF
SCOOP
Gossip Should Have No Friends
Gossip should have no friends
BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF
Jacob’s ladder
Activist Moves West to Make Bank for Barack
BY BYRON BECK
2
Dish
CARBONI’S
The pizza has real potential; the barbecue is a lost cause.
BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF
1
PDX Pop Now! WW Music Staff Picks
BY CASEY JARMAN, MICHAEL MANNHEIMER,

NILINA MASON-CAMPBELL & AMY MCCULLOUGH

On the Radar
TOMORROW’S SHOWS TODAY
BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF
Gang of Four
A handful of PDX Pop Now!’s founders reminisce, persevere & conquer genre.
BY CASEY JARMAN
J. GARY MITCHELL
His puppets fight pedophiles.
BY AARON MESH
Top Down Film Series
Tom Waits becomes a (parking) garage band.
BY AARON MESH
A Chorus Line (Broadway Across America Portland)
Dancers dish about life on the Line.
BY HEATHER WISNER.
From Seattle, with Gusto
Kinga Czerska and John Dempcy show Portlanders how it’s done.
BY RICHARD SPEER
Writer’s Edge Faculty Reading
The collective literary fringe new and now.
BY MATTHEW KORFHAGE
HEADOUT
Oregon Brewer's Fest: The Game
BY JOSEPH WATTS
Clublist Spotlight
Towne Lounge
BY AMY MCCULLOUGH
MUSIC
First Love, Last Rites
What happens after you get what you want?
BY AMY MCCULLOUGH
1
SCREEN
The 40-Year-Old Children
Step Brothers Ferrell and Reilly perfect the comedy of retardation.
BY CHRIS STAMM
3


Best of Portland 2008
BEST OF PORTLAND: By the People, For the People
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Get Wet: Summer Guide 2008
Get Wet: WW’s Summer Guide 2008
The rain is finally over. Now let’s get wet!
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Finder
Willamette Week's Guide to Portland - on newsstands now!
JUNE 2008
Drink Guide 2008
Willamette Week’s 2008 Drink Guide
MAY 2008
Best New Band 2008
Portland music insiders take our local scene to the chopping block—and come out with 10 new faves.
MAY 2008
Habitat
The Dirty Hands Issue
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