Eugene Weekly : 01.22.04
Coverstory:
Enviros Eye Bush.
Green campaign to focus on White House track record.
Fees Discourage Document Access
Barnhart Favors Measure Passage
New Group Focuses on Victims of Landmines
Peg Morton Leaving for Trial in Georgia
Slant: Short opinion pieces and rumor-chasing notes.
Views:
Fighting the War at Home
Women's reproductive rights need defending.
A Range of Jobs
A strategy favoring local, small enterprise is limiting.
Living Out:
Good Timing
Roe v. Wade anniversary a time to reflect.
Letters:
EW readers sound off.
Music:
Not Exotic
Downhome simplicity with Dolorean and hot Hank III.
What's Happening:
Hank Williams III stops by John Henry's, Sam Bond's Garage will host a Marimba Dance Party Saturday, Jacobs Gallery artists' reception at the Hult Center, Drinking Gourd School and the Downtown Library offer "Heroes, Every One: Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King, Jr., and Thousands of Other Heroes Just Like You and Me", Jamaican reggae pioneer Norma Fraser will grace Sweetwater's and Poet Joseph Millar reads from Overtime this week in the UO Knight Library Browsing Room.
Calendar:
The week's events at a glance.
Galleries:
Art events and exhibits in local galleries.
PLUS:Clubs Listings.
Rob Brezny's
Free Will Astrology
Movie Reviews:
Love Actually
Beautiful Dreamers
Twenty-two characters in search of love.
The Last Samurai
West Meets East
Culture dash
Movie Clips:
Short reviews of all movies playing Eugene
Theater:
Too Close for Comfort
Far Away holds up a mirror to our fearful souls.
A Roaring Success
The Lion in Winter sparkles at the VLT.
