Eugene Weekly : 11.11.04
Coverstory:
Glenwood Option
Logical choice emerges for PeaceHealth.
Slant: Short opinion pieces and rumor-chasing notes.
News:
Success on Wheels
'Gorgeous' Oregon Bus Project celebrates victories.
Feature:
Shades of Green
A new monthly feature on sustainable living.
Kumbaya Dammit:
Nuts
Time to rebuild from the bottom up.
Viewpoint:
Another Stolen Election
Diebold determinator: the rise of the (voting) machines
Letters:
EW readers sound off.
Music:
Latina Legends
South of the border sounds in Eugene.
Music:
Wondrous Week
Remarkable line-up to ease the election blues.
What's Happening:
Rachel Sage performs at Cafe Paradiso;the Lawrence Gallery has Picasso: The Carmen Collection, largest private Picasso show in history; author Diana Abu-Jabar reads in the Knight Library Wednesday; Choreographer Walter Kennedy premiers new works at the Soreng Theatre; artist LiDona Wagner teaches the art of Self Box Collage Saturday at DIVA; Hip-hop pioneers De La Soul play Tuesday at the McDonald; Local singer/guitarist/arranger Jessie Marquez will be celebrating the release of her new CD, Sana Locura, at Luna. What a busy week!
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:
The Incredibles
Hubris
Enough already!
Go Further
On the Road Again
Vegetarian bicyclists
Movie Clips:
Short reviews of all movies playing Eugene
Visual Art:
Clarity and Space
20 years at the Jacobs
Dance:
Choreographic Constellations
And the spaces in between
Gardening:
Raising Natives
Lorane Valley nursery offers container-grown natives.
