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Issue #33.50
| Published on Wednesday October 24th, 2007
Issue Menu: October 17th, 2007 | October 31st, 2007
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[Environment]Q&A: Michael ShellenbergerBY JAMES PITKIN | A rogue environmentalist takes aim at the movement he says has failed.
[Election '07]Endorsements ReduxWW EDITORIAL STAFF | A recap of WW’s recommendations on state Measures 49&50 plus city Measure 26-93.
[Multnomah County]Let’s Play Recall!BY JAMES PITKIN | As Bernie Giusto refuses calls to step down, WW offers the recall option.
[Education]Crimes and MisdemeanorsBY BETH SLOVIC | Should a 1985 food stamp case for $160 stop a father from teaching after-school art in Portland?
[International]Tre MalBY ANDREW MACLEOD | Activist loses extradition appeal in Canada, but he’s still fighting return to Oregon.
[Arts] [Business]Broadway BoundBY STEPHEN MARC BEAUDOIN | On its 20th anniversary, PCPA’s numbers are down. Now it wants more help from taxpayers.
[Disaster]Dear DiaryBY JONAH SANDFORD | Today I went to a simulated terrorist attack.
[Letters to the Editor]InboxBY WW'S BELOVED READERS0 comments
[Rogue of the Week]Barbara Rommel And David DouglasWW EDITORIAL STAFF | A million-dollar conflict
[Cover Story]PDX InkedBY ZACH DUNDAS | The whole media universe is humping Portland. We dissect the hype, and how the hell we got here.
[Culture] [Words]Fast, Free And In ControlBY PAIGE RICHMOND | Two websites are changing the way Portlanders read, write and publish.
[Culture] [SCOOP]Gossip Should Have No FriendsWW EDITORIAL STAFF0 comments
[Culture] [Screen] [Hot Seat]Katee SackhoffBY WILLIAM CRAWFORD | The Portland-born actress talks Beaverton, Battlestarand bionic boobs.
[Music]PANTHER Tuesday, Oct. 30BY NILINA MASON-CAMPBELL | Panther recounts the fruits of never-ending-tour labor. 0 comments
[Music]PER SE Sunday, Oct. 28BY BRANDON SEIFERT | Anne Adams would like you to pay attention to her. 0 comments
[Music]THE HONUS HUFFHINES Saturday, Oct. 27BY PAIGE RICHMOND | Four grown-up guys with real jobs play Portland’s catchiest music.
[Music]CAVES Get On With It (Self-released)BY AMY MCCULLOUGH | Caves does nothing new pretty darn right on its debut full-length. 0 comments
[Music]The Secret Musical Lives Of HipstersBY PAIGE RICHMOND | When did playing a cello become, well, kind of cool? 0 comments
[Music] [Here Comes Your Fan]Known LegendBY AMY MCULLOUGH | Rock ’n’ roll epiphanies descend on the Keller. 0 comments
[Music] [Clublist Spotlight]Pizza Party!BY CASEY JARMAN0 comments
[Screen]Lake of FireBY AARON MESH
[Screen]Lars and the Fake MovieBY AARON MESH | You’ll never believe who Ryan Gosling is dating now! 0 comments
[Dish]Clarklewis, ReloadedBY KEVIN ALLMAN | A new cast and crew bring stellar starters and desserts to one of Portland’s most talked-about restaurants, but the middle act still needs work.
[Dish] [Eat Me]At First BiteBY MIKE THELIN | New joints, good coffee and beach food.
[Visual Arts]Tom Cramer at Laura RussoBY RICHARD SPEER | The artist treads familiar and unfamiliar ground at Laura Russo. 0 comments
[Words]The Melancholy Fate of Capt. LewisBY HENRY STERN | Author Michael Pritchett gets lost between Lewis past and present. 0 comments
[NIGHT CABBIE]“I’m wearing pants!”BY NIGHT CABBIE
[Advertising Feature] [Made]Project No. 10—Part 4: Red's UrnBY LAYNE STRATTON0 comments
[Performance] [Headout Picks]Exit InterviewBY BYRON BECK | The Concierge, Portland Center Stage
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