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Issue #33.32

| Published on Wednesday June 20th, 2007

Issue Menu: June 13th, 2007 | June 27th, 2007

 

Listings #33.32
Listings information for the week of Wednesday June 20th, 2007:

Screen: Screen Listings
Performance: Performance Listings
Words: Readings & Book Events
Visual Arts: Visual Arts Listings
The IT List: Parties, Fairs, Festivals and other events
Outdoors: Outdoor Events
On the Cover
Urban Indian
BY BETH SLOVIC | A tight-focus lens on Portland's invisible minority.
30 comments
News
The Chopping Block
BY BETH SLOVIC | WW's May 2 story about the Del Monte plant goes under the spotlight after last week's immigration raid.
36 comments
Holy Alliance!
BY DON MCINTOSH | Conservative churches may make common cause with liberal Portland pols.
6 comments
Sounding the Horn
BY DON LIEBER | A Portland woman fights to focus Americans' attention on her native Ethiopia.
20 comments
...And Let the Raccoon God Sort 'Em Out
BY NICHOLAS DESHAIS | Maybe they're not so cute after all.
19 comments
A Leg Up
BY JOCELYN BRADY | Need prosthetic. Will sell T-shirt for money.
13 comments
Women Gone Wild
BY PAUL LEONARD | WW—and the law—catch up with two once-prominent Oregon women.
14 comments
Winners & Losers
Next: Oregon bans drinking in bars.
WW EDITORIAL STAFF
1 comment
Rogue of the Week
Pizza Hut
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11 comments
Murmurs
No migrant labor was used in this report.
WW EDITORIAL STAFF
4 comments
Q & A
Arianna Huffington
BY NICHOLAS DESHAIS | She came from the right to take over the left and, oh, how she loves her BlackBerry...and Barack Obama.
7 comments
Letters to the Editor
Mailbox
WW EDITORIAL STAFF
1 comment
Culture
The Top Five WWeek Posts You Just Gotta Read
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0 comments
Toon Town
BY AARON MESH | The Platform International Animation Festival is this city's latest cartoon landmark.
0 comments
Screen Shot
BY MICHAEL BYRNE | While MTV withers, local music-video directors are making the genre sing again.
0 comments
Queer Window
Mr. Portland
BY BYRON BECK | Taking stock of pride celebrations and newsie conventions.
1 comment
NIGHT CABBIE
My one and only goal for the night is to find a unique and appropriate gift for a good friend
BY NIGHT CABBIE
11 comments
SCOOP
Gossip Should Have No Friends
WW EDITORIAL STAFF
0 comments
Misty River, Stories (self-released) & Flat Mountain Girls, Idle Talk & Wicked Deeds (self-released)
BY JEFF ROSENBERG | Two groups of old-timey gals go their own ways with new releases.
1 comment
Ali Wesley, All Things (My Two Fish) (self-released)
BY AMY MCCULLOUGH | Wesley focuses on love, and gets a little dirty in the process.
0 comments
Matt Mccormick, Very Stereo (Marriage)
BY MICHAEL BYRNE | Local filmaker gets appropriately atmospheric on his sonic debut.
0 comments
Goregon Massacre Festival, Friday & Saturday, June 22 & 23
BY JASON SIMMS | PDX's second annual blood summit marks it capital of the undead nation.
0 comments
A Great Place To Leave
BY BRANDON SEIFERT | Alaska to Portland may be the great music migration.
3 comments
Here Comes Your Fan
Let It Be Heard
BY AMY MCCULLOUGH
0 comments
Jolie War
BY AARON MESH | Waiting—bored and anxious—for Daniel Pearl's second death.
2 comments
The Wendell Baker Story
BY AARON MESH | Oh, those lovable, lazy Wilson brothers.
0 comments
Show Me the Body
BY HEATHER WISNER | Life, etched in flesh and always moving.
0 comments
Belmont Station Biercafe
BY AP KRYZA | Big on beer, sparse on food. And that's OK.
4 comments
Dishin' It
PastaWorks
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0 comments
Good Slop/Bad Slop
BY RICHARD SPEER | Anna Fidler finesses the line while others falter.
5 comments
ALARM
BY LANCE KRAMER | Not your grandma's book on tape.
2 comments
Soon I Will Be Invincible
BY WAYNE BUND | The pros and cons of the superhero life.
0 comments
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