Eugene Weekly : 10.27.05
Coverstory:
Neighborhood Watch
External police review would keep eye on cops.
Slant: Short opinion pieces and rumor-chasing notes.
News:
Going, Going …
Is the city turning back on its pledge to protect the south hills forests?
News:
The First Lady Chief
Wilma Mankiller preaches gender equality for her tribe's survival.
News:
Get 'Em While They're Young
Conservation for the next generation
News:
Oh, What a Night!
Photos from our Best of Eugene award show.
Editorial:
Police Review
Measure 20-106: Yes.
Viewpoint:
Looking Through the Glass
Time to examine uncomfortable issues.
Viewpoint:
The Long and Dusty Trail
Campaigning to make battered Oregon shine
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:
The Songwriter Never Sleeps
Bright Eyes is Wide Awake in the big city.
Music:
Hybrid Bluegrass
Alison Brown's brilliant banjo playin'
Music:
Pre- and Post-Classical Strings
UO brings innovative ensembles to town
Music:
It's Halloweeeeen!
Eugene gets down … with scare town.
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:
In Her Shoes
Sisters
Hate 'em, love 'em
Movie Clips:
Short reviews of all movies playing Eugene
Día de los Muertos
Maude Kerns Art Center show
Theater:
Comedy of Errors
Lend Me a Tenor brings new laughs to an old routine.
Theater:
Still Warped
Frank-N-Furter rides again.
Comedy:
Clinton vs. Bush
Ten minutes with comedian Kate Clinton
