June 2008 |
Violence may end if U.S. leaves
Little justice for homeless in Portland
May Day worker walkouts protest war in Iraq
Letters to the Editor
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-Pipeline threatens old-growth forests
-Police Review Board head faces objectivity challenges
-Home Again needs stronger foundation
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-Garden realities: Nature always wins
-Lose your self in Miracles 'Labyrinth'
-A vote for race is more of the same
-Marriage is equality, not gender
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July 2007 |
Oregon resists: Civil disobedience rising statewide |
June 2007 |
Resist! A time for
civil disobedience |
February 2007 |
"Surge Protectors" lock down to Federal Building
Dark clouds gather before the storm
Oregon Democrats win big, but what will they do? |
Seek the Truth: What does Black History Month mean?
Ground View: Earthworms: Enhancing Garden Soil, Part 1 |
The War Within: Soldiers - you've got to love them
Books: Women's Voices: Margaret Cho stays to fight |
December January |
Oaxaca comes to Portland: Fighting for Justice at the doors of the Mexican Consulate
Prison privatizers bag big bucks off the misery of migrants
MRG celebrates 30 years funding social change
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Seek the Truth: Bias dampens holiday spirits
Viewpoint: Portland: The most liberal racist city in the U.S.
Review: Bitch Magazine: Covering popular culture through women's eyes |
The War Within: Sustainable Resistance: Rage, rage againstthe dying of the light*
Viewpoint: Don't get fooled again by the Democrats
Books: Tis the season...Books make great gifts |
September 2006 |
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Seek the Truth: Diversity goals fall short on Black hearts
Ground View:Nitrogen: It's Elemental, My Dear, Part III |
The War Within : Would you let someone give your money away?
Bookreview: Jeffrey Smith: Exploring modified food's dark side |
August 2006 |
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Ground View :Nitrogen: It's elemental, my dear part 2
Book Review: Stories of corporate gangs and brave women |
The War Within : Beyond same-sex marriage: Sustainable families for all
Viewpoint: Life, death and perspective: Re-connecting the dots of the nuclear age |
July 2006 |
Soldiers of conscience
Election 2006: Are Oregon's elections accurate?
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Ground View :Nitrogen: It's elemental, my dear
Book Review: Chilling journey into new strategies of state repression |
Viewpoint: Hey, progressives! Cathouse got your tongue?
Viewpoint: Queer politics: Local and sustainable? |
June 2006 |
Reading the vote: Elections reflect social movements
Keating's Green campaign for governor heats up
Mayor hits FBI on effort to plant City Hall mole |
Interview:Turn of the imperialist screw
Film Review: Our Brand is Crisis: Exporting spin democracy |
Viewpoint: Early treatment of high blood
Viewpoint: The line item veto and the Bridge to Nowhere
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May 2006 |
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Book Review: A Man without a Country: a barometric read
Commentary: The time for corporate accountability is now
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Viewpoint: A health plan proposal for all Oregonians
Viewpoint: Immigration linked to poor U.S. economic policies
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April 2006 |
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Book Review:Fearless shamus Warshawski returns to Chicago
Commentary: Custom against women: The culture struggle |
Viewpoint: Language to open hearts and minds
Ground View: Is the moss growing on ya?
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March 2006 |
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Book Review:Veteran author tackles post-Civil War era: Fictional and real women fight for their rights
Commentary: America opens up Tortures R Us for business |
Viewpoint: Women who made a difference
Movie: Images of a city torn by storm and politics
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February 2006 |
Eight city council candidates pursue public dollars
City's wireless internet plan raises questions
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Book Review: Citizen Hobo
Commentary: Anti-immigration groups hide real agendas |
Viewpoint: Peak Oil: Is it really a wolf in sheep's clothing?
Seek the Truth: Richard Pryor crafted newly found truth, not punchlines
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January 2006 |
The push is on to legalize Ibogaine treatement
Housing prices rise faster than family income
James Yee: an unlikely enemy of the state
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Book Review: Satrapi's autobiography is good introduction for Embroideries
Theatre: Life without danger emptier than life without love |
Viewpoint: Blacks still inmates of America's past?
The war within: Celebrating the strength to love
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December 2005 |
Portland joins national los Ricos Benefit
Vietnam: Lessons of forgiveness and hope |
Book Review: A simple testement to human spirit
NW Women's Journal cleary slants towards progressive |
Viewpoint:Jail reform groups tackle re-entry
Shades of Green: Why I am running for governor
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November 2005 |
"Week of action" latest tough times for Wal-Mart |
Book Review: Muse comes to kitchen like lightening
Ground View:Second chances in the garden |
Viewpoint:Looking back on social change
A few words from the editor
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October 2005 |
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Book Review: Blackwater: security services or war dogs
Ground View:Summer confessions and garden lessons |
Viewpoint:Racism: If you have to ask, you'll never know
A few words from the editor |
September 2005 |
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Book Review: Lesbian Pulp Fiction: More than just hot sex
Movie:Mad Cowboy details factory farming conditions |
Viewpoint:Contempt breeds contempt
A few words from the editor |
August 2005 THE ENTIRE ISSUE! |
Activists take on sexual assult within movement
Fake farewell party calls for Arroyo to step down
Activists protest Wyden's stand on CAFTA
Veterans not getting health care they deserve
PSU student senate endorses Coke-Odwalla boycott
MRG announces first Peace Fund grantees
Women's crisis line celebrates third decade
Coloring the News
What is race reportage doing to public attitudes (Part 3 of a 3 part story)
Living on the inside of occupiers' contradictions
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Book Review:The big business of elections
Book: The Bonus Army: An angry GI Joe goes to Washington
Film: Vancouver Unitarians offer progressive films
Left side of the Aisle: Matinees on hot summer days and moonlit screenings on hotel ceilings
Ground View: Colors for the discriminating
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Viewpoint:That's Italian? Mass media stereotypy
Shared sacrifices for the budgetary mess
Verdict in women's death prove no answers to public shootings
Returning to the scene of the crime
Ask two lefties: Payback time for freeloading boyfriend
Norman Solomon: Terrorism, "the War on Terror" and the message of carnage |