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Issue #34.01

| Published on Wednesday November 14th, 2007

Issue Menu: November 7th, 2007 | November 21st, 2007

 

Listings #34.01
Listings information for the week of Wednesday November 14th, 2007:

Screen: Screen Listings
Performance: Performance Listings
Words: Readings & Book Events
Visual Arts: Visual Arts Listings
The IT List: Parties, Fairs, Festivals and other events
Outdoors: Outdoor Events
On the Cover
School Colors
BY BETH SLOVIC | What happens when a school district spends millions on integration but gives parents the right to choose their children’s schools?
52 comments
News
[WW Annual Report]
Publisher’s Notebook
BY RICHARD H. MEEKER | To our readers:
1 comment
[Business]
Gambling With Kids’ Futures
BY NIGEL JAQUISS | Millions for an Oregon schools rainy-day fund are instead going to risky venture capital.
0 comments
[Housing]
Read The Fine Print
BY COREY PEIN | A PDC housing scheme could leave some buyers vulnerable.
0 comments
[Homelessness]
Helter Shelter
BY NIGEL JAQUISS | Gay bar site to be city’s permanent homeless shelter.
0 comments
[Multnomah County]
Software Hardball
BY JAMES PITKIN | A whistle-blower suit claims waste and abuse in the county’s Information Technology department.
4 comments
[War]
Unhappy Anniversary
BY BETH SLOVIC | Portland lawyers fight for Guantánamo prisoner No. 940.
1 comment
[Arts] [Business]
Curtain Call
BY STEPHEN MARC BEAUDOIN | Is it lights out for the Portland Art Center and several small theater companies?
8 comments
[Election '08]
Proxy For President
BY AMANDA WALDROUPE | Portland dems hold a campaign Q&A minus the candidates.
0 comments
Rogue of the Week
PSU Profs
WW EDITORIAL STAFF | Look who’s late with their assignments.
12 comments
Murmurs
Can the Ducks take the B.S. out of the BCS?
WW EDITORIAL STAFF
7 comments
The Score
It’s all about the green.
WW EDITORIAL STAFF
0 comments
Letters to the Editor
Inbox
BY WW’S BELOVED READERS
12 comments
Culture
Talentless Show
BY AARON MESH | Portlanders share their most embarrassing writings—and love it.
4 comments
Queer Window
Missionary Style
BY BYRON BECK | Beefcake calendar exposes us to mormon hotties.
4 comments
SCOOP
Gossip Should Have No Friends
WW EDITORIAL STAFF
4 comments
Hot Seat
Diane Ackerman
BY KELLY CLARKE | The naturalist author on Polish zookeepers and the only good thing you could ever say about the Nazis.
0 comments
[Music]
Three’s Company
BY AMY MCCULLOUGH | Quasi’s Joanna Bolme wants you to get a freakin’ bass player already.
0 comments
[Music]
The Headliners Thursday & Tuesday, Nov. 15 & 20
BY AP KRYZA | The Headliners turn heavy history into real-deal rock.
2 comments
[Music]
Sleep & Zelly Rock Combinaton Loaded (self-released)
BY CASEY JARMAN
0 comments
[Music]
Caleb Klauder Friday, Nov. 16
BY JAY HORTON | Stringband luminary goes Nashville on his sophomore solo release.
0 comments
[Music]
Swallows Cloud Machines (Church of Girl)
BY PAIGE RICHMOND
0 comments
Clublist Spotlight
[Music]
Meet You At the Crossroads
BY CASEY JARMAN
1 comment
[Screen]
The Gods of Dark Laughter
BY AARON MESH | O death, where is thy sting? Oh, there it is—with the Coen brothers.
0 comments
[Screen]
Southland Tales
BY N.P. THOMPSON
2 comments
[Performance]
Coleman Lemieux & Compagnie
BY HEATHER WISNER | O Canada! Compagnie debuts dance from the Great White North.
0 comments
[Performance]
Portland Vocal Consort Friday, Nov. 16
BY STEPHEN MARC BEAUDOIN | Heller flames choral passions with new consort.
0 comments
[Dish]
E’Njoni Cafe
BY LIZ CRAIN | East African food meets the Mediterranean.
1 comment
Eat Me
[Dish]
Clinton Inhales
BY MIKE THELIN | Fresh bread, bowling and the best five-buck noodles in town.
1 comment
[Performance] [Visual Arts] [Words]
WINTER ARTS CALENDAR 2007-08
WW EDITORIAL STAFF
1 comment
NIGHT CABBIE
“So, how’s your night?”
BY NIGHT CABBIE
13 comments
Made
[Advertising Feature]
Project No. 11: Sock Class—Part 2
BY LAYNE STRATTON
0 comments
Headout Picks
[Headout]
Circus, Circus
WW EDITORIAL STAFF
2 comments
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