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Issue #34.16

| Published on Wednesday February 27th, 2008

Issue Menu: February 20th, 2008 | March 5th, 2008

On the Cover
Drug of Choice
BY COREY PEIN | Internet addiction: the seedy underbelly of the information superhighway.
68 comments
News
[Education]
Charter Fuel
BY BETH SLOVIC | Some teachers question a senate candidate’s 2004 inquiry about a charter school for his son.
20 comments
[City Hall]
Taking Care of Business
BY COREY PEIN | Sho dozono says he’ll divest from his businesses if elected.
13 comments
[Legislature]
Counting Coup
BY NIGEL JAQUISS | Lobbyist Mark Nelson persuades the Legislature not to count Greenhouse gases.
7 comments
[Legislature]
Senators to Borrowers: Drop Dead
BY NIGEL JAQUISS | The numbers behind the Oregon Senate turning its back on basic mortgage reforms.
7 comments
[Election '08]
Early Bird Special
BY JEREMY GILLICK | True or False: Early voting is messing up the election. We ask a local critic.
3 comments
[Environment]
Weapons of Marine Destruction
BY LILLIAN HOGAN | The Battle over W.E.D.s on the Willamette comes to the state Marine Board next week.
18 comments
[Labor]
Deal or No Deal
BY BETH SLOVIC | Part-time PSU profs reach tentative agreement. But full-time faculty waits and waits.
10 comments
Rogue of the Week
Jim Middaugh
WW EDITORIAL STAFF | Don’t hold back.
5 comments
Murmurs
Look who—and what—is back.
WW EDITORIAL STAFF
8 comments
The Score
Everyone duck and cover.
WW EDITORIAL STAFF
2 comments
Letters to the Editor
Inbox
BY WW'S BELOVED READERS
7 comments
Culture
Work du Soleil
BY BEN WATERHOUSE | The circus is in town again. What do we get out of it?
11 comments
Queer Window
Nut Job
BY BYRON BECK | Guys’ hair down there is increasingly rare.
3 comments
SCOOP
Gossip should have no friends
WW EDITORIAL STAFF
0 comments
Hot Seat
Dan Kennedy
BY MICHAEL MANNHEIMER | One writer lives (and flees from) the rock-’n’-roll dream.
0 comments
[Music]
Weinland La Lamentor (Badman Recording Co.)
BY AMY MCCULLOUGH
0 comments
[Music]
A Weather Cove (Team Love)
BY CASEY JARMAN
1 comment
[Music]
Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks Real Emotional Trash (Matador)
BY MICHAEL MANNHEIMER
1 comment
Here Comes Your Fan
[Music]
He’s So Excited
BY AMY MCULLOUGH | Badman Recording Co.’s Dylan Magierek is officially a Portlander. And with a new local release and a just-signed hot-shit band on his roster, he just can’t hide it.
0 comments
[Screen]
Snout of the Closet
BY AARON MESH | Penelope is a fairy tale with no shortage of fractures.
0 comments
[Screen]
The Other Boleyn Girl
BY N.P. THOMPSON | What talents do Portman and ScarJo have (besides the obvious)?
1 comment
[Screen]
An Evening With Tom DiCillo
BY DAVID WALKER | He’s angry. He should be.
0 comments
[Performance]
Tonya & Nancy: The Rock Opera
BY JAY HORTON | Campy collaboration goes for gold, swings wide.
2 comments
[Performance]
The Tuning Score
BY HEATHER WISNER | Steve Paxton and company improvise dance that’s different every time.
1 comment
[Dish]
Freeze, Please
BY JOANNA MILLER | Cool Moon scoops up PDX’s ice cream dreams.
3 comments
Table Scraps
[Dish]
Openings, closings and dishy gossip
BY DEEDA SCHROEDER
0 comments
[Visual Arts]
The End of the Affair
BY RICHARD SPEER | The Affair at the Jupiter says goodbye...for now.
0 comments
[Words]
Gin Phillips The Well and The Mine
BY JOHN MINERVINI | Coming of age with a side of cracklin’ cornbread.
2 comments
NIGHT CABBIE
“Can I ask you for some advice on a personal issue?”
BY NIGHT CABBIE
3 comments
Headout Picks
Thread Heads
WW EDITORIAL STAFF
2 comments
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