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Cover Story:
BULLDOZER
Developers push to pop growth boundary.

UO SEIU Workers Threaten To Strike

Apocalyptic Comedy Comes To Eugene

Hynix Bringing In Outside Workers?

Library Adds Hours

Local Children's 'Zine Goes National

News: No Apologies
Undercovered #35: More news from international media.

Insider Baseball:
Salem Cave-In
Moderates going with an unworkable budget.

Out of Commission:
Injunction Junction
What's your function? Enforcing land use laws.

Viewpoint:
Union Maid
Applying ethics and values to workers' rights.

Letters:
EW
readers
sound off.



What's Happening:
Bela Fleck and the Flecktones play at the McDonald Theater, OFAM'S Easy to Remember: The Great American Songbook festival continues and the Lane County Fair wraps up with Sixpence None the Richer, Rascal Flatts, Lonestar,Pepe & the Bottle Blondes and Hit Explosion.

Calendar:
The week's events at a glance.

Galleries:
Art events and exhibits in local galleries.

Music:
One Nation Under
Diné trio returns, along with geek-rock Slats.

Take the Coconut Milk
A talk with Jack Johnson.

PLUS:Clubs Listings.

Rob Brezny's
Free Will Astrology

Too Much Coffee Man




Film Reviews:

Freaky Friday:
Magic Cookies
With spectacular results.

PLUS:Movie Listings.

Visual Arts:
The Gift of Insight
Printmaker Barry Cleavin explores vulnerability and connection.

Food:
Sublimity in the Suburbs
KoHo is worth the drive.

Gardening:
In the Pink
Hardy clyclemen flourish when nothing else grows.

Get Out! Ew's Outdoors guide

Chow! Eugene Weekly's restaurant Guide

Best of Eugene


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