Eugene Weekly : 09.15.05
Coverstory:
Mayor Maybe
Piercy may or may not be progressive.
Bounce: An occasional rant by a mixed bag of local Duck nuts
Slant: Short opinion pieces and rumor-chasing notes.
News:
Dirty Lessons
Local school gardens teach kids about parsnips and life.
News:
Submerged II
City of the dead: The tale continues.
Commentary:
Fire Storm
Can Burning Man evolve creatively to cut pollution?
Architecture:
How Does a Building Mean?
Facing adulthood: the mid-sized city in identity crisis.
Viewpoint:
An Enduring City
The shabby charm of New Orleans
Living Out:
Out for Dinner
Accepting invisibility or confronting ignorance
Help the victims of the hurricane disaster by making a contribution to the American Red Cross National Disaster Relief Fund. Donations can be made in the following ways:
Online at the local chapter website
Online at the national website
Call the national donation phone line at (800) HELP-NOW
Send to the local Red Cross office: Red Cross, Oregon Pacific Chapter, 862 Bethel Drive, Eugene, OR 97402.
Or you could visit http://www.mercycorps.org/
Music:
A Sense of Magic
Zap Mama's global mix
Music:
The Beethoven of Jazz
Duke Ellington's musical genius shines in Sophisticated Ladies.
Music:
Downtown Doings
New venues, new sounds downtown
Music:
Music Shorts
EW's music writers cover the local scene.
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 Review:
Junebug
Outsiders, Insiders
Family life in the Deep South
Murderball
Gladiators
Quadriplegics man their custom-made wheels.
Movie Clips:
Short reviews of all movies playing Eugene
Visual Art:
Mayor's Art Show 2005
At the Jacobs Gallery until Oct. 20
Books:
Europe's Rise
Which vision for the future?
Outdoors:
North Umpqua Trail
Relaxing hot springs await hikers at the end.
