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Issue #34.21

| Published on Wednesday April 2nd, 2008

Issue Menu: March 26th, 2008 | April 9th, 2008

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News
[City Hall] [Politics]
Sten's Final Four
BY COREY PEIN | One eye on the ball, the other on City Hall.
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[Healthcare]
Cavity Filled
BY BETH SLOVIC | OHSU won’t extract its North Portland dental clinic for now.
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[Cops]
Cops, Shots And Shrooms
BY JAMES PITKIN | A new federal lawsuit targets police who killed a man on mushrooms.
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[Politics] [Shut Up & Vote]
D Is For Democrat, Differences And Debate
BY BETH SLOVIC | Where Jeff Merkley and Steve Novick disagree in the race for the U.S. Senate
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[Consumer]
Rent: The Rise
BY JASON MOORE | Why your bill is climbing and why that’s likely to continue.
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[Politics] [Shut Up & Vote]
Politics In Small Bites.
WW EDITORIAL STAFF | The first thing Obama and Clinton read during their weekly visits to Oregon.
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[Homelessness]
Trading Spaces
BY AMANDA WALDROUPE | The city’s new winter shelter for women found lasting homes for many.
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[Letters to the Editor]
Inbox
BY WW'S BELOVED READERS
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[Politics] [Rogue of the Week]
Sho Dozono
WW EDITORIAL STAFF | Please read before signing.
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[Murmurs]
Spring Cleaning for the Week
WW EDITORIAL STAFF
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[Cover Story]
Bitter Pill
BY PHILIP DAWDY | A Portland doc flips on big pharma and reveals its “dirty little secret.”
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[The Score]
Justice denied, place names mangled.
WW EDITORIAL STAFF
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[Politics] [Shut Up & Vote] [Pop Quiz]
How many of your 12 opponents can you name?
BY COREY PEIN | WW’s weekly election feature—designed to scare the hell out of City Hall candidates.
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Culture
[Culture]
Crop Drop
BY DEEDA SCHROEDER | Get your greens—before it’s too late for our farmers to feed PDX’s growing appetite.
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[Performance]
Timberrr!
BY BEN WATERHOUSE | The mountain comes to The Armory.
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[Queer Window]
AIDS in the family
BY BYRON BECK | Not everyone knows how to deal with disease—not even the people who deal with it every day.
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[SCOOP]
Gossip should have no friends.
WW EDITORIAL STAFF
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[Hot Seat]
John Prendergast
BY SHEFALI KULKARNI | Why an anti-genocide activist canceled a trip to Portland and what he thinks about Angelina Jolie and granola bars.
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[Music]
Rachel Taylor Brown, Half Hours With The Lower Creatures (Cutthroat Pop)
BY JEFF ROSENBERG | Album review
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[Music]
Guidance Counselor, Wednesday & Thursday, April 2 & 3
BY NILINA MASON-CAMPBELL | Ian Anderson catches dreams and makes ’em danceworthy.
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[Music]
Keep It Like A Secret
BY ANIKA SABIN | New Bloods unearth roots, but hold the marrow sacred.
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[Music] [Here Comes Your Fan]
What A Fool Believes...
BY AMY MCCULLOUGH | is that there’s no sun in Portland this spring.
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[Clublist Spotlight]
Virginia Cafe
BY AMY MCCULLOUGH | Smoke doesn’t get in your eyes.
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[Q & A]
Marjane Satrapi
BY AARON MESH | The Persepolis artist hates George W. but likes monkeys. Go figure.
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[Screen]
Portland Jewish Film Festival
BY AARON MESH | Oy to the world.
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[Screen] [Remotely Controlled]
Band Of Fathers
BY DANIEL CARLSON | Why is John Adams next in the hearts of his countrymen? He’s on TV.
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[Performance]
Air-Condition (White Bird Dance)
BY HEATHER WISNER | PREVIEW: Brenda Angiel’s floating dance party.
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[Dish]
Fonda Rosa
BY BEN WATERHOUSE | It’s amazing what a good tortilleria can do.
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[NIGHT CABBIE]
I ask the two guys if there's going to be a problem with the payment...
BY NIGHT CABBIE | [CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK]
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[Headout Picks]
Blood Lines
BY BYRON BECK | What’s with this city and blood, anyway?
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