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Clinton, Obama return to court votes from Portlanders this weekendDemocratic hopefuls return this weekend before upcoming May 20 primary
Oregon shifts to the center of the hotly contested race for the Democratic presidential nomination this weekend, as both candidates, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, are slated to visit the Beaver State Friday and Saturday.
With the May 20 Oregon primary quickly approaching, both campaigns are gearing up in the Pacific Northwest in hopes of earning the state's all-important 65 delegates. … |
News
Construction on rec center focuses on sustainability
By: Josh Roll
Scheduled to open in winter of 2010, the new student recreation center will be built, maintained and operated with green practices constantly in mind, according to project architects and Campus Recreation staff.
Arts and Culture
The good book of Church
By: Shane Danaher
Despite changes of the past couple years, Portlanders still seem to prefer their indie rock as "big" as possible. With local folk orchestras stretching their memberships to the breaking point, and Craigslist ads appearing daily to inquire about the availability of a competent oboist, it seems that texture has grown into a paramount concern for emerging artists.
Sports
A game of assessment, not inches
By: Nathan Hellman
For the Portland State players who have endured the grind of spring practice over the past couple of weeks, a final opportunity to impress the coaches has finally arrived, as the Vikings suit up for the annual Portland State Spring Game at 1 p.m. Saturday at PGE Park.
Opinion
Rock on, kids
By: Richard Oxley
When I was a bit younger, after being released from my high school classes, I commonly wandered the streets of Olympia, Wash. Back then I could enter any number of all-ages venues of my choosing. Olympia has always been great for that.
