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The cost of being a rule-abiding moviegoer conforming to “no outside food” policies can be as tough to swallow as a box of stale gummi worms, and coughing up $3.50 for a box of Sugar Babie ...
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Objectification-schmectification. At Bikini Coffee Co. in Salem, every order comes extra-hot. Barista uniforms consist of a bikini, shorts and tennis shoes. The baristas (who sign modeling contracts) ...
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Celebrating the real American heroes: stuffed jalapeños.
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Nothing says “4th of July” like a basket of jalapeño poppers. They can be found mostly in bars and fast-food restaurants (like Americans!), they liberate the best in other cultures ...
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Portland plays host to a wide range of fauna, but if you’ve visited Estacada’s Hong’s Lounge (a.k.a. The Safari Club), with its display of old-school taxidermy, you know wild animals ...
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Air guitar: A sacred U.S. pastime long practiced in poster-plastered bedrooms across this country—a tradition so American it makes apple pie look like Nazi propaganda. Sadly, international air- ...
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There’s bad news and there’s good news. The bad news? Our currency is in the tank—it’s just been surpassed by the Canadian loonie, and the peso isn’t far behind. The good ...
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The pomp, the circumstance, the commencement speaker. Nothing solidifies the act of graduating like listening to some random alum babble on about how you can put your credits to use in the real ...
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The Rose Festival ain’t the only thing to celebrate this summer.
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Oh holy hell, it’s that time of year. The Rose Festival is upon us. Celebrating our city’s thorny flower with fireworks, Fleet Week, dragon boat races, and the Starlight, Junior and ...
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This Memorial Day, why not take a moment to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice? That’s right: We’re talking about those brave men and women who gave their lives in the service o ...
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The results are in: Voting in Oregon’s first presidential primary to matter since—well, since before most of us were born—has given the staff here at WW a bad case of election fever. ...
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