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Print Archives
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2009
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Jan. 8
Print Edition for the week of
Jan. 8 - 14, 2009
Vol. 9, No. 32
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News
In Other News
Candyland Unwrapped
The Not Completely Sweet Story Behind Sellwood's Bizarre Candy-Coated Home
by Sarah Mirk
Arise, Sir Sam
Portland Knights its New Mayor
by Matt Davis
Staying Alive
Emergency Measures Help Homeless Survive Snow
by Matt Davis
Music
Once More With Feeling
The Chicharones
by Ezra Ace Caraeff
Of Money and Music
Portland Music and the Looming Economic Recession
by Ezra Ace Caraeff
Our Town Could be Your Life
The most anticipated albums of 2009
by Cary Clarke
Like a Comet in the Night Sky
A Big Loud Sad Comet
by Ned Lannamann
Psychedelic Overload
Ancestors Balance the Epic and Ethereal
by Ryan J. Prado
Up & Coming
The Man with No Plan
Sam Coomes Lets Quasi be Quasi
by Mark Lore
Movies & TV
Keepin' it Reel (HA!)
Reel Music: Movies for Every Musical Taste
by Ned Lannamann
Screw You, 2008!
by Erik Henriksen
Film Shorts
Fear and Loathing in the 'Burbs
Marriage, Life Sucks in
Revolutionary Road
by Logan Sachon
This Week On Television
Grampy Get Your Gun
Gran Torino
: Fighting Racism with Racism
by Wm. Steven Humphrey
Everybody's Got One
The Secrets
of Orthodox Judaism, as unlocked by Nancy Drew.
by Marjorie Skinner
Bridezilla vs. Bridezilla
Bride Wars
Is Just Embarrassing. At Least Kate Hudson’s Hair Looks Good, Though.
by Marjorie Skinner
Food and Drink
Hold the Salt
Tastebud's Tempting Half the Time
by Patrick Alan Coleman
Visual Art
The Future Is Now
The predictive powers of art and science fiction.
by John Motley
Books
Craft's New Wave
by Marjorie Skinner
Old Joy
& Co.
Jon Raymond's new collection is a welcome addition to regional literature.
I, Anonymous
Customer Service
One Day at a Time
by Ann Romano
New Column!
Smoky Joe's Smoke Hole
Letters
Letters to the Editor
Savage Love
Doubly Victimized
by Dan Savage
I Love Television
I LOVE TELEVISION™
The
Real
Reality
by Wm. Steven Humphrey