Rogue of the Week
For all its concern about city workers’ welfare—like $103,000 in this year’s budget to promote employee health—you’d think the City of Portland would cooperate with the s ...
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Rogue of the Week
As the school year ends, the Rogue Desk recognizes another less celebratory transition: the passage of University of Oregon education professor Ed Kame’enui into Rogue-dom for profiting on the b ...
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Rogue of the Week
Spinning a basketball on your finger is an art. Try printing that art on paper, however, and the Roguish wrath of the Harlem Globetrotters will land on you like a bucket of water from the traveling ho ...
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Rogue of the Week
This week’s Rogue employs a variation on a time-honored election strategy, creating a political action group that tries to mislead voters, in part by pretending to be an aggrieved grass-roots mo ...
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Rogue of the Week
In the days before Oregon’s May 20 primary, Sen. Hillary Clinton made a dubious claim while barnstorming Kentucky, which held its primary the same day as the Beaver State. “I am leading in ...
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Rogue of the Week
Women’s Voices, Women’s Vote is a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit that aims to register single women to vote across the country. So Portlander Jennifer Elder and her husband of 11 years, ...
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Rogue of the Week
For a big-league political consultant, this week’s Rogue, Elaine Franklin, made a rookie mistake in the current election cycle. Franklin is best known for zealously protecting her former boss a ...
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Rogue of the Week
Just six months ago, the Rogue Desk slammed a giant “reject” stamp on the Oregon Employment Department (WW, Oct. 10, 2007) for going after Mississippi Studios, a small concert venue and re ...
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Rogue of the Week
Before he became the University of Oregon’s president, Dave Frohnmayer spearheaded an effort as a legislator to revamp Oregon’s public-records law in 1979. As attorney general in the 1980s ...
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Rogue of the Week
State Sen. Kate Brown, running in the Democratic primary for secretary of state, has won our endorsement in every election since 1992. But Brown wins our Rogue this week for showing two faces in the ...
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