Editorial Archive » Issue #33.42
Willamette Week Online Editorial Archive
Issue #33.42
| Published on Wednesday August 29th, 2007
Issue Menu: August 22nd, 2007 | September 5th, 2007
|
 Think Your Job Sucks?WW EDITORIAL STAFF | Our Labor Day look at Portland's real crap jobs.  [Media]Oregon Pubic BroadcastingBY AARON MESH | A naked documentary hits the small screen, skin and all.  [Technology]Unwired and UnlovedBY COREY PEIN | Negotiations with power company stall the expansion of free wi-fi.  [Politics]Black Power-lessBY HENRY STERN | Will it take a lawsuit for Portland to elect a black mayor?  [Cops]The Wedding CrashersBY JAMES PITKIN | A bride and groom say they took a beating from McFadden’s bouncers.  [Katrina Anniversary]Second LineBY BILL SASSER | An Oregon musician who took his skills—and his instruments—to the Crescent City two years ago is still holding the line.  [Entertainment]The Day the Music DiedBY RACHEL SCHIFF | A karaoke bar eighty-sixes a customer for photographing women. One month later, he’s still there.  [Religion]Touchdown, JesusBY PAUL GERALD | Who says you can’t worship God in between wings and a beer on a Sunday?  Rogue of the WeekKari ChisholmWW EDITORIAL STAFF Q & ABarbara EhrenreichBY BETH SLOVIC | The Nickel and Dimed author wrote the book on lousy jobs.  Letters to the EditorMailboxWW EDITORIAL STAFF Time BanditsWW EDITORIAL STAFF | Steering you through Portland's fifth Time-Based Art Festival, one stereotype at a time. 0 comments FREE TBAWW EDITORIAL STAFF | Art’s always better when it don’t cost a thing. 0 comments Not So Common After AllBY HEIDI YORKSHIRE | Clyde Common sets the high-ceilinged bar for creative gastropub fare. 0 comments Queer WindowTongue LashingBY BYRON BECK | A preacher’s son is “putting the disco back in discomfort.”  NIGHT CABBIE [Culture]"Are you all right?"BY NIGHT CABBIE SCOOPGossip Should Have No FriendsWW EDITORIAL STAFF0 comments Made [Advertising Feature]Project No. 8: Project/Picnic Bag — Part 5BY LAYNE STRATTON0 comments [Music]Staying EnthusedBY MICHAEL BYRNE | Cutting back and moving forward with Halleluwah, Part II. 0 comments Deer or the Doe, Go to Sleep Quit Listening (self-released)BY ANIKA SABIN | Local indie rockers find tension on their debut, but don’t release it. 0 comments Power of County, Thursday, Aug. 30BY JAY HORTON | Punk-country great Hank III teaches local boys the rules of the road. 0 comments Joe McMurrian Quartet, Live at the White Eagle (self-released)BY JEFF ROSENBERG | McMurrian proves he’s not just another Portland bluesman. 0 comments The Soda Pop Kids, Saturday, Sept. 1BY PAIGE RICHMOND | For glam-pop enthusiasts the Soda Pop Kids, every day is S-A-T-U-R-D-A-Y.  Clublist Spotlight [Music]Rhythm of the NightBY STEPHEN MARC BEAUDOIN0 comments [Screen]Balls of FuryBY AARON MESH | Jokes? Who needs jokes? They’ve got ping-pong!  Remotely Controlled [Screen]DON'T RESPECT THIS COCKBY DANIEL CARLSON | The Pickup Artist fashions his empty clones.  Jun Iwasaki & the Oregon SymphonyBY STEPHEN MARC BEAUDOIN | A new town, a new sound and a big raise for this young violinist.  OBT ExposedBY HEATHER WISNER | Savor the sight of pointe shoes in the Park Blocks. 0 comments [Dish]A Vegan We Can TrustBY MIKE THELIN | Nutshell treats a carrot like a carrot. Dishin' It [Dish]El GauchoWW EDITORIAL STAFF0 comments
 Flying Under the RadarBY RICHARD SPEER | Derli Barroso and Elise Wagner sneak up on Portland gallery-goers. 0 comments HeartsickBY ALISTAIR ROCKOFF | Hannibal Lecter visits Sauvie Island, dressed in drag. 0 comments OvenmanBY ANNIE BETHANCOURT | The pipe dreams of a pizza guy. 0 comments |
|
Bug Report