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Mar. 15
Print Edition for the week of
Mar. 15 - 21, 2017
Vol. 17, No. 44
Tyler Gross
News
Shame Theory
State Lawmakers Are Pushing Steeper Punishment for People Who Pay for Sex
by Doug Brown
Portlanders Desperate for Federal Housing Assistance Won’t Get It This Year
And You Can Probably Guess One Reason Why
by Dirk VanderHart
Hall Monitor: The Rush Is On
The Mayor’s Vow to Negotiate a New Exclusion Policy Turned Out to Be Awfully Fragile
by Dirk VanderHart
In Other News
Kenton Says “YIMBY!” ONI Director Bounces
by Dirk VanderHart
Resistance & Solidarity
From Slacktivism to Activism
Resistance Events for the Week of March 15–21
by Emilly Prado
Music
All-Ages Action!
This Week in All-Ages MusicAll-Ages Action!
by Emma Burke
Put Down the Green Beer and Enjoy a Quiet Pint with Clannad
The Traditional Folk Band’s Early Records Forged the River Separating Old Ireland from Popular Culture
by Ciara Dolan
Things to Do Music: March 15-21
Noteworthy Shows This Week
Let Jesca Hoop’s
Memories Are Now
Soundtrack Your Springtime
The Folksinger’s Latest Record Blooms with the Season
by Ben Salmon
Five Reasons the Red Hot Chili Peppers Are Maybe Okay?
In Which I Try to Love a Band That’s Easy to Hate
by Nathan Tucker
Movies & TV
Beauty and the Beast
Is Like
The Bachelor
, But There’s Only One Rose and It’s Dying
It’s the Most Shocking Rose Ceremony Yet!
by Ciara Dolan
Land of Mine
Is Explosive Filmmaking!
(It Is About Land Mines, You See.)
by Robert Ham
Crooks, Dicks, and Femme Fatales in Cinema 21’s Noir Series
Sixteen Black-and-White Crime Classics Come to Portland
by Ned Lannamann
Olivier Assayas and Kristen Stewart Reteam for
Personal Shopper
The Shopping Is a
Metaphor
!
by Marc Mohan
The Sense of an Ending
Will Make You Cry if You See It on an Airplane
Starring Everyone’s Polite British Grandpa, Jim Broadbent!
by Megan Burbank
Things To Do Film: March 17-23
Kathryn Bigelow’s
Near Dark
, John Waters'
Pink Flamingos
, and More!
by Mercury Staff
Comedy
My Brother, My Brother and Me
IRL
The McElroy Brothers Take on Television and Portland
by Suzette Smith
Books
At Last, A Feminist Manifesto for Brocialists
Or, I Read Jessa Crispin’s New Book and I Have Regrets
by Megan Burbank
I, Anonymous
This Week's Featured I, Anonymous
Crosswalk Samaritans
by Anonymous
Ask a Pot Lawyer
Cannabis in California Is About to Be a Big Deal
Legal Weed in the Golden State Will Have Impact in Oregon.
by Sean Clancy
Cannabuzz
A Small Oregon Town Triumphs with Cannabis
Idaho Smokers Fuel Huntington’s Resurgence
by Josh Jardine
Sold Out
Portland’s Pretty
Where Do the Kids Hang Out? (Also, Do They Have Any Coke?)
by Marissa Sullivan
One Day at a Time
Chance the Rapper Is Our Real President
by Ann Romano
Letters
Letters to the Editor
“As an ‘Alternative Weekly,’ Your Paper Has Been a Sincere Disappointment"
Savage Love & Sex
Savage Love
Wishful Kinking
by Dan Savage
Columns
New Column!
One Hulk’s Opinion: Hulk Stand in for Puny Sean Spicer
by The Incredible Hulk
The Party Review
A Dark Corner Every Performer Can Find
by Mx. Dahlia Belle
Happy Hour Guide
The Happiest Hours
Your Guide to More Than 75 of the City’s Best Happy Hours
by Mercury Staff
Happy Hour Guide: North
The Happiest Hours in North Portland
Happy Hour Guide: Southeast
The Happiest Hours in Southeast Portland
Happy Hour Guide: Downtown
The Happiest Hours in Downtown Portland
Happy Hour Guide: Northeast
The Happiest Hours in Northeast Portland
Happy Hour Guide: Northwest
The Happiest Hours in Northwest Portland