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Coverstory:
Dia de los Muertos.
Maude Kerns exhibit is playful, fanciful, not morbid.

Internet Scene Site of Safe Surfing

Fans of Fox News Have Skewed Views

I-105 Bridge Access Prone to Crunching

Curb Your Fallout

County Initiative Targets Enforcement

News:
Separate but Equal
Eugene summit tackles challenges faced by voters with disabilities.

Feds Seek City Subsidy
Council may hit local taxpayers/schools with federal courthouse bill.

Views:
Viewpoint:
Longing for Chaos
Stop sign, schlop sign — I miss my crazy Pakistani traffic.

Commentary:
Anyone But Bush
Undercovered #37: Eyeballing the oppostion.

Letters:
EW
readers
sound off.



What's Happening:
Eugene Ballet Company kicks off its season with The Sleeping Beauty, Pink Martini plays the McDonald Theatre on Nov. 1, Lane County Medical Alliance Book & Art Browse on Nov. 5, Lucinda Williams' stops at the McDonald Theatre, The Science Factory's Halloween Extravaganza and University Theatre presents Desdemona: A Play About a Handkerchief.

Calendar:
The week's events at a glance.

Galleries:
Art events and exhibits in local galleries.

Music:
Halloween Screams
Fun-filled Friday night concerts.

PLUS:Clubs Listings.

Rob Brezny's
Free Will Astrology

Too Much Coffee Man




Movie Reviews:

Veronica Guerin
Citizen Journalist
Crusader for the Public Good

The Secret Lives of Dentists
Everyday Rhythms
Worth seeing twice.

The Weather Underground
You Don't Need a Weatherman
to know which way the wind blows

Performance:
The Cultural Response
Local, organic, homegrown art.

Morsels:
Decadence and Delights
Ruthie B's cream rises to the top.

Get Out! Ew's Outdoors guide

Chow! Eugene Weekly's restaurant Guide


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