Coverstory:
Racial Profiling.
Eugene police deny any problem with bias in traffic stops, despite
new statistics.
Barry's Espresso to Get 'bucked?
Conference Energizes Grassroots
Movement
Ivins Talks Twice
Cohousing Group Eyes Lincoln Corner
Doppelt Tackles Local Sustainability
Miner's Lettuce Elementary School?
School Equity
Pete's Funky Dart On the Auction
Block
Football vs. Yoga
News:
Free to Be
Quiet community finds voice.
Happening Person: Moriah
Chavez
Reasonable Doubt:
Tony the Tiger
Corcoran has been a tough, honest
legislator; he'll be missed.
Living Out:
Holy Days
Strangers in an even stranger land.
Letters:
EW readers sound off.
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 What's
Happening:
Yolanda King, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s eldest
daughter, speaks at the McDonald Theatre, Warren
Miller snow film at the McDonald, Rainbow
Dance Theatre performs in the Hult's Silva Hall and a reading
by Pimone Triplett in the Knight Library Browsing
Room
Calendar:
The week's events at a glance.
Galleries:
Art events and exhibits in local galleries.
Music:
Raw and Honest
Bluegrass bard plays the WOW Hall;
folk paradise at Paradiso.
PLUS:Clubs Listings.
Rob Brezny's
Free Will Astrology
Too Much Coffee Man
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Movie Reviews:
American
Splendor
The Real Thing
Harvey Pekar, Crank
Intolerable
Cruelty
Engage the Enemy
Liars and lovers
Morsels:
Pioneer Palate
Glimpse into the kitchens and souls
of another time.
Outdoors:
Upper Trestle Creek Falls
Waterfalls and fall color are in
season east of Cottage Grove.
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