Coverstory:
New Campus Rebels.
Republicans,
Liberatarians and independents, oh my.
Corvallis Gets
Its Own Graffiti Wall
County Sprays
at Blue Mountain Park
Eugene-Springfield
Rated First in Cycling
It's Such a Fine
Looking Budget
Churchill Students
Honored by Goodall
DI
Takes a Break
Corrections/Clarifications
Slant: short
opinion pieces and rumor-chasing notes.
News:
Solitary and
Shackled
Injustices within Oregon's women's prison.
Views:
Kumbaya Dammit:
Which Horse to Ride?
Looking D nominees in da mouth.
Viewpoint:
Auto-Destruction
Embargo lessons by-passed.
Living Out:
Thankfulness Feast
Thrilled to be alive and in love.
Letters:
EW readers sound off.
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 What's
Happening:
Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra
comes to WOW Hall, University Theatre offers
up its fourth annual "New Voices"
presentation, The Eugene Symphony will perform
Beethoven Cycle: Pastorale, followed by Durufle Requiem,
John Nichols will speak on "Liberation Ecology" at
OSU, Richard Falk will speak on "Revisiting the Great
Terror War" at the UO and Driving Miss Daisy opens
at the Hult Center.
Calendar:
The week's events at a glance.
Galleries:
Art events and exhibits in local galleries.
Music:
Busy Bern
Singer-songwriter dubbed 'the next
Dylan.'
PLUS:Clubs Listings.
Rob Brezny's
Free Will Astrology
Too Much Coffee Man
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 Movie Reviews:
Master and Commander
Compelling Sea
Story
And the agonies of leadership
Shattered Glass
Telling
the Truth
Or not
Dance:
Vintage
Point
Geber
& Handman combine dance, film.
Visual Arts:
Colorful Nature,Minimalist
Figures
Paintings
by Satoko, Lindsay Kennedy
Food:
Food in
the City
Wine,
donuts and civilization growing downtown.
Outdoors:
Clay
Creek Trail
Head
west for wintertime walks in the woods.
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