Coverstory:
Green Eugene.
Are we creating a sustainable economy and environment for our children?
Global Empire
or Global Parliament?
Positive Responses to Bush Policies?
Eugene Sounds Now Broadcasting
On-line
'Women in Prison' Topic of Symposium
Mother Kali's Dishing It Out
Taylor, Neville Talk About Letters
Youth Development Gets New Non-Profit
National Adoption Awareness Month
EW
Holiday Early Deadlines
Slant: short
opinion pieces and rumor-chasing notes.
Feature:
Eugene Celebrates Kesey
In print, stone, play and song.
You Are Here:
Guts Wrencher
Palahniuk, frosh food and beer money.
Happening People: Aaron
Durland, Brandi Crye& Nat
Views:
Viewpoint:
Getting PERSonal
Corcoran's not making much of a 'sacrifice.'
Letters:
EW readers sound off.
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 What's
Happening:
It's Ken Kesey season in Eugene,
and a myriad of events are happening all over town, Faun Fables
returns to Sam Bond's Monday, Tibetan Buddhist nun Ani
Tsering Chodron will present "Our Lives
are Our Practice", and Guster plays
the Mcdonald.
Calendar:
The week's events at a glance.
Galleries:
Art events and exhibits in local galleries.
Music:
Supple, Swaying Tuba
Brand new sounds at Sam Bond's.
PLUS:Clubs Listings.
Rob Brezny's
Free Will Astrology
Too Much Coffee Man
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 Theater:
Behavior Modification
Cuckoo's Nest a must-see.
Food:
Soul Food
From Buddhists to Sikh to
Jews, food takes on religious meaning.
Gardening:
Love Those Oaks
Native hardwoods have both
cultural and environmental value.
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