Eugene Weekly : 11.18.04
Coverstory:
NOW MORE THAN EVER
Rampant religious tribalism calls for a response.
Slant: Short opinion pieces and rumor-chasing notes.
News:
Bare-assed for Peace
Morning Glory employees get naked for a calendar and a cause.
Commentary:
Election Wrongs
Is there enough fraud to challenge the outcome?
Happening Person:
Joy Marshall
Viewpoint:
Musing with Skinner
At the new library
Viewpoint:
Pray from Peace
Working toward common ground
Living Out:
Water Works
Indisputable rationale for reproductive freedom
Letters:
EW readers sound off.
Music:
Getting Green
The Motet returns with an environmental message.
Music:
Gov't Mule Rebuilds
Don't fix what ain't broken.
Music:
Love It or Leave It
Art is what Andy Friedman makes it.
What's Happening:
Putumayo's Latinas: Women of Latin America hits the Silva Concert Hall, Elizabeth Cable presents a one-woman show at Tsunami Books, Tempest is at Lord Leebrick Theatre this month, A fund-raising concert happening at The Campbell Club for Hollis Shostrom, The 18th Annual Oregon Book Awards take place at the Scottish Rite Center in Portland, The Fabulous Thunderbirds are at The Jungle on Sunday; and Bruce Hornsby plays the McDonald Theatre Monday.
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:
Sideways
Talking Heads
Friendship, love and vino
Bridget Jones The Edge of Reason
Gaffe Queen
Larger embarrassments
Movie Clips:
Short reviews of all movies playing Eugene
Visual Art:
Playfully Absurd
Eric Petersen's seductive visual puns
Dance:
If the Shoe Fits
DTO and Eudora Welty's magic parrot
Theater:
A Squawk from the '60s
A Prankster tradition continues.
Theater:
Gettin' Crazy with Aristophanes
Greek theater meets musical in Good Morning Athens.
Sports:
Adrenaline Powered
Films to get you hyped for the season.
Outdoors:
Road Trip
If you gotta drive, drive the Aufderheide.
