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Print Archives
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2016
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Aug. 31
Print Edition for the week of
Aug. 31 - Sep. 6, 2016
Vol. 17, No. 16
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News
A Black Teen Was Run Down in Gresham
His Killer Is in a Notorious Oregon White Supremacist Prison Gang
by Doug Brown
Portland’s Homeless Shelters Might Soon Be Larger Than Ever Before
Under New Proposed Rules, They Could Also Be Closer Together
by Dirk VanderHart
Hall Monitor: New Sheriff, Old Outlook
Does Mike Reese’s Stance on Camping Seem Familiar? It Should.
by Dirk VanderHart
Music
Things to Do Music
Noteworthy Shows for the Week of Aug 31-Sept 6
Sneaker Wave
The Latest in Portland Hip-Hop
by Jenni Moore
Father John Misty Is the King of Trolls
Josh Tillman’s Alter-Ego’s Tangled Rhetoric
by Ciara Dolan
The Boom-Baptism of Anderson .Paak
On
Malibu
, the SoCal Musician Carries the Torch
by Santi Elijah Holley
Record Review: Seance Crasher,
Basement Behavior
by Ciara Dolan
Movies & TV
Things To Do Film
This Week:
Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind
,
The People vs. Fritz Bauer
, and
Rambo
! No—Wait, Sorry. That Should Say...
Rambu
?
Complete Unknown
: A Disordered Film About Multiple Personalities
Rachel Weisz and Michael Shannon Try Their Best, But This One’s a Dud
by Ned Lannamann
The Light Between Oceans
(and One Really Bad Idea)
When Bad Ideas Happen to Good People
by Marjorie Skinner
Morgan
: Remember, SYNTHETIC HUMANOIDS WILL KILL YOU
Forget This Fact at Your Peril.
by Andrew Wright
A Thing of Wonder and Revulsion: John Waters’
Multiple Maniacs
John Waters’ Long Lost Classic Is Simply Divine.
by Courtney Ferguson
Kicking Cancer’s Ass with
Miss Sharon Jones!
Make Room in Your Callous Heart for Another Feel-Good Documentary!
by Dave Segal
Food and Drink
Portland’s Original Cart Pod
Revisiting Portland’s OG Food Carts at Saturday Market
by Heather Arndt Anderson
Cannabis
Cannabuzz: Dude, Where’s My License?
The OLCC Is Dragging Its Feet on Recreational Licenses, and the Clock Is Ticking
by Josh Jardine
Fall Arts 2016
Fall Arts & Culture Guide
It’s Peak Art Season in Portland. Here’s Your Game Plan.
by Megan Burbank
Two Words from Caitlin Weierhauser, Nariko Ott, and Matt Monroe: You’re Welcome!
Their New Comedy Showcase Doesn’t Need Your Thanks
by Meryl Williams
PICA Puts Down Roots
At This Year’s Time-Based Art Festival, the Stakes Are Higher
by Megan Burbank
August Wilson, Guns, and Fractured Fairy Tales
Here Are the
Mercury
’s Fall Theater Picks!
by Megan Burbank
Martha Grover’s Messy Lives
The
End of My Career
Author Is the Voice of Portland Right Now
by Suzette Smith
Big Big Wednesday
Is “A Beautiful Object”
The Local Literary Journal Looks to the Future
by Joshua James Amberson
Wordstock’s Challenge: Too Many Readers
2,500 People Were Expected at Last Year’s Festival. 8,500 Showed Up. Here’s How the Organizers Plan to Meet the Demand This Time Around.
by Joshua James Amberson
Your Guide to the Symphonic Season
There’s a Lot More Than
Pokémon
in the Oregon Symphony’s 2016/17 Concerts
by Ned Lannamann
I, Anonymous
Not-So-Close Encounter
Everything as Fuck
There’s Only
One
National Anthem as Far as You’re Concerned.
by Ian Karmel
Sold Out
A Look Back at Fade to Light
Highlights from August’s Installment of the Ongoing Local Fashion Event
by Cassie Ridgway
One Day at a Time
This Week: Taylor Swift and Tom Hiddleston Have a “Major Argument.” FINALLY!
by Ann Romano
New Column!
Frank Cassano’s Imbecile Parade
This Week’s Question: What Are
Your
Labor Day Plans?
by Frank Cassano
Letters
Letters to the Editor
“I Enjoyed Your Article—Kind of. Goodbye.”
I, Anonymous Blog
Portland Police
by Anonymous
Perpetual Tourists
by Anonymous
Crazy Cat Ladies
by Anonymous
Bus Driver
by Anonymous
It's Not Adding Up
by Anonymous
You're Not a Priestess, This Isn't a Temple
by Anonymous
Fuck You Pounding At ?
by Anonymous
You know who you are
by Anonymous
National Guard needed in Portland,Oregon
by Anonymous
#BUTTSTUFF
by Anonymous
The Star-Racist Banner
by Anonymous
Renters Need Not Apply
by Anonymous
Keep Portland Weird
by Anonymous
Savage Love
Client Tell
by Dan Savage
Last Supper
Poke Mon Joins the Portland Poke Craze
We’re Behind the Curve, but Better Late Than Never
by Andrea Damewood