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Issue #33.38
| Published on Wednesday August 1st, 2007
Issue Menu: July 25th, 2007 | August 8th, 2007
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SEE ME, FEEL ME, TOUCH ME, HEAL MEBY JAMES PITKIN | Star Trek tests, rainbow footbaths and infrared spinal scans in Portland's world of weird alternative medicine.
[Politics]Canned HeatBY COREY PEIN | Randy Leonard's anti-graffiti plan might play on TV, but it's unlikely to deter taggers.
[Healthcare]Birth of a ProblemBY BETH SLOVIC | College students face huge short-term price hikes for birth control.
[Politics]The Odd CoupleBY JAMES PITKIN | John McCain's "Straight Talk Express'' campaign has supporter Gordon Smith tied to its tracks. 0 comments
[Animals]Bone of ContentionBY DAVE MAZZA | Why are more dogs being euthanized at Multnomah County's animal shelter?
[Animals]Who Let the Dogs Out?BY CARLA AXTMAN | New bill letting cougar hunters use dogs has enviros howling mad at the governor and other D's.
[Business]Red, Black and BluesBY DON LIEBER | Portland may be saying farewell to one of its "People's Republic" icons.
[Neighborhoods]A Bridge Too FarBY JONATHAN FROCHTZWAJG | Condo owners threaten to hold up proposed Sellwood Bridge fixes.
[Civil Rights]Oy, Gays!BY STEPHEN MARC BEAUDOIN | Local conservative Jewish congregation makes bold step with gay marriage ceremonies. 0 comments
Rogue of the WeekPortland Parks and RecreationWW EDITORIAL STAFF
MurmursHands off, Murdoch.WW EDITORIAL STAFF
Q & APaul SwangardBY NIGEL JAQUISS | Despite dogfighting, steroids and suspect refs, a UO sports marketing expert says the games will go on.
Letters to the EditorMailboxWW EDITORIAL STAFF0 comments
[Words]The Comic-Book CriticBY BEN WATERHOUSE | Douglas Wolk wants you to take your comics seriously—but not that seriously. 0 comments
[Drink]King of BeersBY AP KRYZA | A new Laurelwood in Mike DeKalb's brewpub kingdom. 0 comments
Queer WindowAll About SteveBY BYRON BECK | A lifelong bachelor acts more gay than most gay guys, but don't call him a metrosexual.
SCOOPGossip Should Have No FriendsWW EDITORIAL STAFF0 comments
Made [Advertising Feature]Project 8: Project/Picnic Bag - Part 2BY LAYNE STRATTON0 comments
[Music]Humans' Night Every MondayBY MICHAEL BYRNE | A new weekly declares Monday the night for non-gender-specific noise. 0 comments
[Music]Nudity, The Pink Snowflakes, Bonanza City July 27 At Towne LoungeBY ANNIE BETHANCOURT | Psychedelic tunes from three area bands rock hipsters, give warm fuzzies. 0 comments
[Music]Pickathon Friday-Sunday, Aug. 3-5BY JEFF ROSENBERG | Jackstraw's Darrin Craig sings the praises of a premier roots music fest.
[Music]PDX Pop Now! Friday-Sunday, Aug. 3-5BY CASEY JARMAN | WW's Casey Jarman expounds on what makes PDX Pop Now! so effin special. 0 comments
[Music]A Place Where Nothing ChangesBY JASON SIMMS | The Obituaries are back—with a decreased risk of suicide. 0 comments
[Screen]Liberty, Equality and TortureBY N.P. THOMPSON | The church is bringin' it back for Milos Forman's latest triumph. 0 comments
Remotely Controlled [Screen]Mad MenBY DANIEL CARLSON0 comments
[Performance]Streets of FlamencoBY STEPHEN MARC BEAUDOIN | Campallo breaks out, and the people say, "Alé!"
[Dish]Jáce GáceBY JESSICA MACHADO | Waffles and beer: Great idea, sloppy execution.
Dishin' It [Dish]Sel Gris >> 23HoytWW EDITORIAL STAFF0 comments
Eat Me [Dish]Do Believe The HypeBY MIKE THELIN | Checking in with a trio of new big-city food imports.
[Visual Arts]Brandon Graham & Corey LewisBY BRANDON SEIFERT | It came from Seattle: anime at Floating World. 0 comments
[Words]Eeeee Eee EeeeBY MATTHEW KORFHAGE | The way of Tao Lin. 0 comments
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