Decemberists prove dependable Tuesday, November 28, 2006 By Sarah Hardy [ArticleImageHyperLink] Lo and behold, The Decemberists, a band hailed as indie-royalty from little ol’ Portland, recently released its fifth album, “The Crane Wife” on Oct. 3. The new album shows work on the band’s indie-fo full story

Tribal Revival: Bell-bottmos, legwarmers and aviators are all trends from the past that have re-entered mainstream culture. The same can be said for the nickname Tribe, a derivation of Cleveland High School's official mascot name the 'Warriors' Monday, November 20, 2006 By Anna Norman Prior to 1988, it was the Indians, and sometimes referred to as the Tribe. In 1976 a homecoming dance was themed an “Indian Summer.” Instead of the traditional king and queen titles students were crow full story

Anime Club members see art, not just cartoons Monday, November 27, 2006 By Julian Ou Remember the shows that you watched on Saturday morning on the TV station Kids WB? A lot of these shows were Japanese Animes. Fans of this animation genre, which is characterized by extreme detail and full story

Nnamdi Agum takes Mr. Cleveland title Monday, November 27, 2006 By Jane Rogers Nnamdi Agum swept away the judges at the third annual Mr. Cleveland pageant, hosted by the Sundancers. The audience roared with applause for all nine contestants as former Mr. Cleveland winner, Lonny full story

Holiday Recipes Monday, November 27, 2006 By Kassie Simmons-Yager [ArticleImageHyperLink] This recipe has been in my family about ten years, or as long as I can remember. We found this recipe in a holiday article in the Oregonian. My mother is the one who usually makes this dish, and it is full story

Foreign films capture capture the essence of the '60s Monday, November 27, 2006 By Davi Schoen [ArticleImageHyperLink] Masculine Feminine: In 15 ActsThis is one of the most flawless films ever made. It brilliantly captures the essence of youth during the 1960s. French director Jean Luc Godard’s images are brilliant, full story

'Running with Scissors' doesn't make the cut Monday, November 27, 2006 By Camille Jordan [ArticleImageHyperLink] “I guess it doesn’t matter where I begin, because no one’s going to believe me anyway.” With this quote the new movie “Running With Scissors” began to unfold across the screen at the local movie theat full story

Cleveland's 'Little Women' doesn't disappoint Monday, November 27, 2006 By Melanie Meijer Cleveland’s adaptation of "Little Women," which ran Oct. 26-Nov.5 did the classic story justice, containing real family moments, holiday spirit, entertainment, and captivating characters. If you misse full story

Fergie fails to feature originality Monday, November 27, 2006 By Eric Paul Fergalicious. Definition: Make them boys go loco.Thus begins the most redeeming track on “The Dutchess,” Fergie’s first solo album. “Fergalicious” features an undeniably bassy, hip hoppin’ catchy soun full story

Lit'l SmokiesBuild it up, tear it down Monday, November 27, 2006 By Will Elder [ArticleImageHyperLink] Spring 2007 beckons me like a winged cherub. For starters, Bright Eyes recorded part of their new “apocalyptic” album (due spring 2007) in Portland with longtime producer Mike Mogis. I’m up for it, es full story

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