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- Issue Archive for
- Sep 15-21, 2005
- Vol. 6, No. 16
News
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On My Soapbox
Protect Us From FEMA!
Sued Into Submission
Lt. Kruger’s Anger Management Proves Costly to City
Mourning in America
Lynn Bradach’s Son Lost His Life in Iraq. Last Month She Joined Other Mothers of Dead Soldiers in Crawford, Texas to Ask President Bush Why.
Sellwood Gets Sold Out
Bad News for Wal-Mart Opponents
Columns
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New Column!
Ask Reynolds
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I, Anonymous
A Word From Patrick Bateman
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Savage Love
Porn Star!
I ♥ Television
No “Butts” About It!
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One Day at a Time
The Week in Review
Visual Art
Mapping Sitting: On Portraiture and Photography
Long before the age of terrorism as we know it, the American media largely depicted the Arab world as
Wade McCollum
Having made a name for himself as Portland's go-to actor for fantastical musical roles like Hedwig
Film
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No Need to Pander
For those familiar with his resume, the idea of Michael Showalter—a prominent member of sketch comedy troupes Stella and the State—writing, directing, and
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I'm Staying Home
TV on DVD, Part Two
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Kickin’ Ass and Forgetting Names
As arms dealer Yuri Orlov, Nicolas Cage has his shit together: A confident strut, expensive
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Murder and Alzheimer’s
Watching The Memory of a Killer is like reading a spy novel written during the Cold War
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Israeli Rockers, Preachy Ghosts
For a nation in which military service is mandatory beginning at the age of 18, it's difficult
Theater
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Hot "Sauce"
Meet the Winners of the 2005 Mercury Talent Show!
Books
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Bait and Switch
All Barbara Ehrenreich wants is a white-collar job at 50k a year plus benefits. And so, in Bait and Switch this veteran social critic deploys the same undercover approach as her bestselling Nickel and Dimed to explore life in Dilbert country. Her goal is simple: Land a corporate job and report from within.
Food and Drink
International Relations
Here in hyper-creative Portland, there are a lot of restaurants that try too hard to be everything to everyone. Every now and then I'll hear about
Music
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Goodbye, Cruel World
As we are largely the source of their wealth, fame, and eternal happiness, it fits that the American public feels like self-appointed stockholders in the corporation of each celebrity
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Anniemal Instinct
When it comes to women in pop, historically the biggest names are singular: Cher, Madonna. Even ladies
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Montreal’s Pop Pageantry
For better or for worse, music journalists are perpetually fascinated with the links between
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Bloody Outrageous
The Hospitals’ Radical Ear Surgery
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It's Who You Know
Hawthorne Theater
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Once More With Feeling
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