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Issue #33.30
| Published on Wednesday June 6th, 2007
Issue Menu: May 30th, 2007 | June 13th, 2007
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 Naked AmbitionBY ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG MOORE | Two tales of strip city. Betsy's Flight ConnectionsBY NIGEL JAQUISS | Who else would benefit by a senator's already-controversial airport bill.
 Read It and ReapBY NICHOLAS DESHAIS | What does Beth Slovic have in common with Brandon Roy?! 0 comments Cain Remains AbleBY PAUL GERALD | With new baseball ownership in Portland, an old face remains.  All That Fusion JazzBY DON MCINTOSH | Backers of fusion voting race the legislative clock.  Message in a BottleBY MELISSA L. JONES | SOLV gets in bed with the grocers on bottle-bill changes.  Fired Up AgainBY JAKE THOMAS | Signature gatherers hit Portland streets with a new pot initiative. Downward BoundBY BETH SLOVIC | Low-income teens may be left in a lurch by changes to federal PSU program.
 Drunken BrawlBY JAMES PITKIN | Multnomah County chair blinks in fight between county and the City of Portland over who should fund the drunk tank.  Q & AMarvin RicksBY JAMES PITKIN | The last survivor of a historic Portland strike fought scabs, beat a murder rap and made history.  Letters to the EditorMailboxWW EDITORIAL STAFF Bring Out Your DeadBY ALISTAIR ROCKOFF | OMSI explores Body Worlds 3.0 comments Carnie KnowledgeBY ETHAN SMITH | Fried dough, gunshots and...civic unity? You think you know the people behind the Rose Festival Carnival. You have no idea.  Queer WindowGabbing With Gay-prahBY BYRON BECK | Meet Kendall Clawson: Portland's new queer queen. 0 comments NIGHT CABBIEOne of my greater flawsBY NIGHT CABBIESCOOPGossip should have no friendsWW EDITORIAL STAFF0 comments
 Left and LeavingBY AMY MCCULLOUGH | Longtime Portland booker Chantelle Hylton graduates to NYC. 0 comments Laura Veirs, Saturday, June 9BY JEFF ROSENBERG | Portland receives one the region's best—demons, dreams and all. 0 comments Blitzen Trapper, Wild Mountain Nation (self-released)BY MICHAEL BYRNE | Blitzen Trapper reaches for renown, but comes up a tad shy. 0 comments Various Artists, Grown Zone (States Rights Records)BY MICHAEL BYRNE | Local mail-order label States Rights asks artists to get shameful.  The Hugs, May 31 at Dante'sBY CASEY JARMAN | Portland's next big thing looks the part, and kind of plays it, too. 0 comments Kremlins 2: The New BatchBY ALISTAIR ROCKOFF | Putin on the ritzy effects in a vampiric Russia. 0 comments Day Night Day NightBY AARON MESH | Suicide bombing in the name of...something. 0 comments GoodBY BEN WATERHOUSE | Sojourn asks, "Baby, can you buy my car?"  Portland Symphonic ChoirBY STEPHEN MARC BEAUDOIN | Beethoven's Ninth: Kubrick loved it, and you should, too.  Kettleman Bagels & BakeryBY LIZ CRAIN | Boiled and baked N.Y. style stays afloat in Southeast Portland.  GET BENTOBY JESSICA MACHADO | A new teriyaki operation isn't paradise in a box just yet. 0 comments A Thousand Splendid SunsBY MATT BUCKINGHAM | The author of The Kite Runner compares wars civil and domestic. 0 comments |
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