 The Good, The Bad and The Awful...BY NIGEL JAQUISS | WW's biennial ranking of metro-area legislators.  June MadnessBY ETHAN SMITH | This weekend, Portland becomes high-school hoops central. 0 commentsConventional WisdomBY NICHOLAS DESHAIS | WW's kith and kin arrive for some licentious carousing. How do they compare with past party animals?
 Fleet MeatBY JAMES PITKIN | The Navy says Portland is its favorite port of call. Hint: It ain't the food.  Rights of PassageBY JULIE SABATIER | As Juneteenth and Gay Pride converge, a comparison of the civil rights and gay rights movements. 0 comments Horse PlayBY BETH SLOVIC | Portland Meadows places its bets on new video gambling machines.  Parks BlockedBY JAMES PITKIN | Oregon's biggest political money man in a new role: fighting developers over land he wants to become a state park. 0 commentsWinners & LosersParty like an alt-media starWW EDITORIAL STAFF | WW hosts this week's annual Association of Alternative Newsweeklies shindig. 0 comments
Rogue of the WeekThe People vs. The PeopleWW EDITORIAL STAFF
 Q & ADaniel BernstineBY NICHOLAS DESHAIS | PSU's soon-to-be ex-president doubled enrollment and raised big cash, but angered many students and faculty. Why? 0 comments Letters to the EditorMailboxWW EDITORIAL STAFF0 comments Queer Window's Pride-MeterBY BYRON BECK AND CHELSEA MORRISEY | WW's resident homo and snarky lesbian intern rate Portland's queerest weekend ever. 0 comments Just Boot ItBY ZACH DUNDAS | Portland's Timbers face off against Italy's Ronaldo-worshiping, ex-prime minister pets AC Milan. 0 comments Critical AssBY BRANDON SEIFERT | On bikes, in bars or on beaches, Portlanders love to get nude. Here's the naked truth why.  NIGHT CABBIEThe guy's on crutchesBY NIGHT CABBIESCOOPGossip should have no friendsWW EDITORIAL STAFF0 comments
 Joey Porter's Tribute to Sly & the Family Stone, June 9 at the GoodfootBY AP KRYZA | An ex-Portland mainstay brings a thick dose of classic funk to town. 0 comments Luni Coleone & Cool Nutz, Every Single Day (Always Hustlin' Records)BY CASEY JARMAN | Coleone and Nutz take a tip from the good doctor—Dre, that is.  Gulls, Eats and Opus (Sonic Lozenge)BY MICHAEL BYRNE | Gulls' debut casts local everyman Jesse Johnson in a leading role.  Rad Begets RadBY AMY MCCULLOUGH | Tender Loving Empire brings a special brand of awesome to the NW.  Here Comes Your FanOld GrowthBY AMY MCCULLOUGH Triad ElectionBY AP KRYZA | Johnny To's Far East Coast gangsta shit. 0 comments Drive-In-And-OutBY AARON MESH | An al fresco theater gets tangled in red celluloid. 0 comments Portland Gay Men's ChorusBY STEPHEN MARC BEAUDOIN | A bunch of gay guys singing the words of Jesus, Gandhi...and Mother Teresa?  Floyd CollinsBY BEN WATERHOUSE | Never go caving alone. No, seriously, never go caving. 0 comments Cat FancyBY MIKE THELIN | Country Cat gives down-home vittles the city treatment. Dishin' ItDishin' ItWW EDITORIAL STAFF
 First Thursday in review: Art-chitecture?BY RICHARD SPEER | Did you hear the one about the architect, the painter and the curator? 0 comments DIVISADEROBY MARK CUNNINGHAM | Michael Ondaatje's latest is a lovely mix of supple poetry and observational magic. 0 comments Bad Lands: A Tourist on the Axis of EvilBY ZACH DUNDAS | Wisdom and warning from America's tourism shock trooper. 0 comments On Chesil BeachBY MATTHEW KORFHAGE | Booker Prize winner Ian McEwan's newest depicts the tragedies hidden in restraint. 0 comments |
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