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Coverstory:
Best of Eugene.
What makes Eugene rock? Our readers poll says a lot, and we can't resist a few observations of our own.

Indigenous Solidarity Marks Columbus Day

Peace, Justice and Media in Spotlight

Developer Eyes Park to Build Condos

Don't Call

Nike's Legal Wriggles Irk Labor Activists

Phone Spam

Conference Targets Marine Reserves

Corvallis Group Gets National Attention

Viewpoint:
Apollo's Appeal
A security strategy to feel good about.

Natural Resistance:
Wise Collaboration
It's remarkable what groups can accomplish.

Commentary:
Oregon's Daughters
'Oh Girls' calendar not licensed by UO office.

Letters:
EW
readers
sound off.



What's Happening:
Galactic raises the roof at the McDonald Theatre Sunday, Second Annual Hoe-down for the Ancient Forests Friday, Jen Chapin and Stephan Crump perform at Café Paradiso Saturday and A Rally to Protect Our Rights with Jim Hightower and the San Francisco Mime Troupe.

Calendar:
The week's events at a glance.

Galleries:
Art events and exhibits in local galleries.

Music:
Twisted Pop
Quasi proves relationships change, but don't end.

PLUS:Clubs Listings.

Rob Brezny's
Free Will Astrology

Too Much Coffee Man




Movie Reviews:

Lost in Translation
Tokyo by Night
Friends

Masked and Anonymous
Dazed and Confused
Not the movie, the audience

Surplus: Terrorized Into Being Consumers
Consumer Confidence

Visual Arts:
Western Dimensions
Claywork at Clarke, paintings at Alder

Theater:
Convincing Proof
Lord Leebrick premieres Auburn work.

Gardening:
Guilt-Free Turf
Try a less than perfect lawn.

Food:
Vitamin G
Plant your own personal stash of garlic in October.

Get Out! Ew's Outdoors guide

Chow! Eugene Weekly's restaurant Guide


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