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Issue #32.28
| Published on Wednesday May 17th, 2006
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 Jailhouse CrockBY IAN DEMSKY | Bruce Samuelson may have been a thief, a forger, an abusive husband and a snitch. But did he wrongly send a California man to his death?  Spillover EffectBY NIGEL JAQUISS | A Washington court decision may ultimately lead to lower beer and wine prices in Oregon.  Academy MakeoverBY DON MCINTOSH | The latest attempt to solve the Jefferson High School puzzle angers some parents, students and teachers.  Betting On The Governor's RaceBY NIGEL JAQUISS | If you think the Grand Ronde's election ads were everywhere in the primary, wait until this fall.  Hot PursuitBY BEN WATERHOUSE | One Portlander's obsession with a police killing near his home.  Starving ArtBY IAN DEMSKY | Everclear's Art Alexakis is trying to lower his payments to his ex-wives.  Karin ImmergutBY ANGELA VALDEZ | Oregon's U.S. attorney sounds off on life as the Bush administration's top cop in the People's Republic of Portland.  Winners & LosersA Week Goes Kablooey!WW EDITORIAL STAFF0 comments Rogue of the WeekOregon's Payday LendersBY BEN WATERHOUSE MurmursThe Heat's On Here, Too.WW EDITORIAL STAFF Letters to the EditorLETTERS TO THE EDITORWW EDITORIAL STAFF | 5/17/2006 0 comments Tour De PorcelainBY ADRIAN CHEN | After two hours and seven restrooms, Adrian Chen finds out what drives Portland's fiercest public-toilet advocates.  Queer WindowPortrait Of A Young ArtistBY BYRON BECK | How one painter got off drugs and back to work. 0 comments Local CutLocal Live & Album ReviewsWW EDITORIAL STAFF0 comments RIFF CITYLong GoneBY JAY HORTON | After six years and a whole lot of life, 44 Long's Brian Berg returns. 0 comments Men Of HonorBY DAVID WALKER | One of the best films of the year, Mountain Patrol: Kekexili is a universal tale of justice in a morally ambiguous world. 0 comments View from THE COUCHSame Old StuffBY DAVID WALKER0 comments CLEANBY JOHANNA DROUBAY | Washing away your sins, one relationship at a time. 0 comments DishEmpire Of The RollBY IVY MANNING | An expert rice roller finds a place to call his own—Meiji-En. Dishin' ItDishin' ItBY KELLY CLARKE
 Convention Center Blues Saturday, May 13BY RICHARD SPEER | Art for Life: Great cause, bad venue. 0 comments Get OutWW EDITORIAL STAFF | Activities for Everyone  Ten Who Hit The MarkBY ADRIAN CHEN | When it comes to the outdoors, these Oregonians get a bull's-eye.  Great GearBY ERIKA-LEIGH GOODWIN | Goods from Northwest-based companies for those of us who like to do it outside. 0 comments Thong Of The WildBY JENNIFER LYON OF SURVIVOR: PALAU | How a reality outdoors "expert" got caught with her pants down—literally.  Gay TaleseBY KARLA STARR | One progenitor of New Journalism tells it like it is—or should be. 0 comments BibliofilesRough Crossings: Britain, The Slaves, And The American RevolutionBY MATT BUCKINGHAM | Historian Simon Schama drowns the American Revolution. 0 comments |
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