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Editorial Archive » Issue #35.43

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Issue #35.43

| Published on Wednesday September 2nd, 2009

Issue Menu: August 26th, 2009 | September 9th, 2009

On the Cover

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News

[City Hall]
Back To Cool
BY BETH SLOVIC | As school starts, the mayor reasserts his agenda.

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[Politics]
Night Of The Junto
BY NIGEL JAQUISS | A secret society of Portland Democrats is shaping politics in the Rose City—and the state.

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[Night Life]
Endangering The Iguana
BY ANVI BUI, HENRY STERN | Would a new minor league baseball stadium kill a nightclub popular with Latinos?

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[Education]
Busted At Reed
BY JAMES PITKIN | Two changes this year on campus: A new drug policy and one less dealer.

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[Letters to the Editor]
Inbox
WW EDITORIAL STAFF

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[Rogue of the Week]
Oregon Bankers Association
WW EDITORIAL STAFF | For bailouts, then against them.

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[Murmurs]
The Work Goes On, The Scuttlebutt Endures.
WW EDITORIAL STAFF

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[Health] [Q & A]
Gary Oxman
BY HENRY STERN | Should this fall’s back-to-school checklist include freaking out over swine flu?

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[Cover Story]
The Young And The Jobless
BY AARON MESH | WW’s economic survey shows nothing divides Portland like its overeducated, underemployed newcomers. How are young creatives getting by?

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[Ask the Editor]
What Were We Thinking?
BY MARK ZUSMAN | WW Editor Mark Zusman answers your questions about our coverage.

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[Hey, Neighbor!]
Hey, Neighbor!
BY ANVI BUI

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Culture

[Culture]
Art Overdose
WW ARTS AND CULTURE STAFF | Our top picks for PICA’s gargantuan Time-Based Art Festival

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[SCOOP]
Gossip Should Have No Friends
WW EDITORIAL STAFF

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[Cheapskate]
The Best Cheap And Free Deals In Town
BY BEN WATERHOUSE

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[Music]
Brazil Nuts
BY MATTHEW SINGER | Os Mutantes just wanted to sound like the Beatles. It didn’t work out.

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The Bugs Friday, Sept. 4
BY IAN RASMUSSEN | The Bugs’ brand of garage rock may be simple, but it demands respect.

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Primer: Baby Gramps
BY CASEY JARMAN

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CD Reviews: Junkface, Hornet Leg
BY MICHAEL MANNHEIMER

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[Top 5]
Top 5 Akron/Family’s Favorite Late-Night Tour Food.
BY MILES SEATON

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[Screen]
It’s Just Brain Surgery
BY AARON MESH | Side effects of removing your soul include increased appetite and one very interesting movie.

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Extract
BY AARON MESH | Stop looking down your nose at Ben Affleck.

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[Brew Views]
Top 5 Movies To Watch In Theater Pubs This Week:
BY AARON MESH

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Go Dutch
BY EMILY JENSEN | Lia and Hans Middelhoven keep the warm, fuzzy gezellig alive.

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[Headout Picks]
Freeze Frame
BY MICHAEL MANNHEIMER | Whitey McConnaughy rocks standing still.

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