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Issue #34.09

| Published on Wednesday January 9th, 2008

Issue Menu: January 2nd, 2008 | January 16th, 2008

On the Cover
Trial By Facebook
BY BETH SLOVIC | When Lewis&Clark students decided to warn others about Morgan Shaw-Fox, they didn’t go to the authorities—they went to their computers.
214 comments
News
[City Hall]
Sam The Tax Man
BY NIGEL JAQUISS | Opponents say they’ll refer Sam Adams’ tax to the ballot: here’s why they might gain traction.
24 comments
[Civil Rights]
State of Disunion
BY JAMES PITKIN | Domestic partnership isn’t all that’s at stake in a Feb. 1 court hearing.
10 comments
[Education]
Class War
BY BETH SLOVIC | PSU professors push for higher salaries.
4 comments
[Labor]
Pillow Fight
BY DON MCINTOSH | Portland Hilton’s union workers push a boycott of their own hotel.
1 comment
[Sports]
Mean Streak
BY CASEY JARMAN | Before the Blazers print playoff tickets, here are four worries.
3 comments
Rogue of the Week
Metrofi
WW EDITORIAL STAFF | Good luck getting free wireless.
11 comments
Murmurs
How does Clinton spell freefall? O-B-A-M-A.
WW EDITORIAL STAFF
2 comments
The Score
Obama is new to winning; Giusto’s an old hand at losing.
WW EDITORIAL STAFF
3 comments
Letters to the Editor
Inbox
BY WW'S BELOVED READERS
0 comments
Culture
Queer Window
Closing Time
BY BYRON BECK | A Stark Street gay bar shuts its doors—with a splat.
6 comments
SCOOP
Gossip should have no friends
WW EDITORIAL STAFF
0 comments
Hot Seat
Laura Ireland Moore
BY JEREMY GILLICK | A local animal-law activist on medical research, having a pet and whether the Inuit should be allowed to hunt.
30 comments
Hot Seat
[Performance]
Corinne Atlas
BY JONAH SANDFORD | Ponies and bugs declare war on terror.
0 comments
[Music]
Gray Matters
BY AMY MCCULLOUGH | Carcrashlander shares stories from the road and, uh, “little poops.”
0 comments
[Music]
Third Angle: River of Life Friday, Jan. 11
BY BRETT CAMPBELL | Folk gets highbrow with endless drums and plenty of H2O.
0 comments
[Music]
Ohioan & Native Kin Friday & Sunday, Jan. 11 & 13
BY CASEY JARMAN
0 comments
[Music]
Children of the Revolution Festival Jan. 5 & 6 at Audiocinema
BY NILINA MASON-CAMPBELL
0 comments
Here Comes Your Fan
[Music]
Eight Days A Week
BY AMY MCULLOUGH | Heather du Lac burns out for peace of mind.
1 comment
Clublist Spotlight
[Music]
NIGHT ON EARTH
BY CASEY JARMAN
0 comments
[Screen]
Thicker Than Water
BY AARON MESH | Paul Thomas Anderson brings out the devil in Daniel Day-Lewis.
0 comments
[Screen]
Reel Music 25
WW EDITORIAL STAFF
0 comments
[Screen]
Youth Without Youth
BY SAUNDRA SORENSON
0 comments
[Performance]
Shining City (Third Rail Rep)
BY BEN WATERHOUSE
0 comments
[Dish]
As You Like It
BY MIKE THELIN | Cava brings comfortable European flavor to Foster-Powell.
1 comment
[Dish]
Beers and Breeders
BY MELISSA LION | Having kids doesn’t mean you can’t say cheers.
13 comments
[Visual Arts]
Mark Rupert at Quality Pictures
BY RICHARD SPEER | Photographer Mark Rupert explores the midpoint between city and nature.
0 comments
[Words]
Colm Toíbín Mothers and Sons
BY MATTHEW KORFHAGE | A new collection from Colm “shortlisted for Booker” Tóibín.
0 comments
NIGHT CABBIE
“Dude, it takes forever to get a cab out here on Friday and Saturday nights.”
BY NIGHT CABBIE
3 comments
Made
[Advertising Feature]
Project No. 14: Making Yarn—Part 3
BY LAYNE STRATTON
0 comments
Headout Picks
[Headout]
Pants. Off. Now.
BY KELLY CLARKE | No Pants On Max
4 comments
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