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2003-12-04 EW.Pdf SUGAR AND SPICE... AND A WHOLE LOTTA B OX MICE! OFFICE OPEN MONDAY! THE NUTCRACKER featuring the Eugene Opera Orchestra DECEMBER 19-221, 20 0 3 HULT CENTER: (541) 68 2-550 0 0 Order tickets 24 hours a day: www.eugeneballet.org PERFORMANCE SPONSORED BY: MEDIA SPONSORS: GRANT SUPPORT: NUTCRACKER GROUP SALES (15 OR MORE) CALL SUSAN MONTANA: 541-744-1962 2 DECEMBER 4, 2003 DECEMBER 4 - DECEMBER 11, 2003 CALENDAR: String Cheese arts & entertainment: Incident plays the Ken Kesey Memorial Benefit at McDonald pgpg 27 Calendar Theatre Wednesday. 2828 31 Art Galleries 33 Clips 34 Music 36 Clubs 39 Wine cover story: pg Winter Reading. pg Our annual guide to exceptional new books 12to12 get us through the dark days. etc: news: CALENDAR: 40 Classifieds 44 Real Estate Stanley Mouse 4 Letters 6 Natural Resistance Rock Art Show 41 Crossword Puzzle 45 Free Will Astrology showing at the pgpg 4 Kumbaya Dammit 8 News McDonald Theatre. 41 Dining Out 46 Personals EW Subscriptions: send name, address and check. $25/3 mos. $40/6 mos. $70/12 mos. Printed on Recycled Paper. Eugene Weekly is published every Thursday by What’s2727 Happening Inc., 1251 Lincoln St., Eugene, OR 97401-6209. 21 years Application to Mail at Periodical Postage Rates is Pending at Eugene OR. Postmaster: Send address changes to Eugene Weekly, 1251 Lincoln St., Eugene, OR 97401-3418. Copyright 2003 What’s Happening Inc. All rights reserved. Amber Books Candles Journals Aromatherapy Jewelry Goddesses Prayer Flags Yoga Mats Meditation Cushions Holiday Glee to Thee RUBY CHASM 152 W 5th @ Charnelton (Farmer's Union Marketplace) M-Sa 10-6 • Su 12-5 • 344-4074 DECEMBER 4, 2003 3 TO THE EDITOR DO THE DAMNED LAUNDRY But the majority may be too tired, too dis- I write in response to recent comments on tracted, too logistically challenged to do so. gender disparity in letters to the editor, both at The solution? For me, getting less sleep a City Club luncheon (11/14) and in “Slant” seems to be the only answer. I would wel- (11/20). come more constructive suggestions. Attempts were made to explain why only Kathy Saranpa about 30 percent of all published letters to the Eugene editor come from women. Among the pro- posed ideas were that women want to avoid BODIES VS. THOUGHTS “harassing phone calls or other confronta- Here’s one reason why I think my opinion tions if they express strong opinions,” that is not regarded at EW: In spite of repeated women’s views have been traditionally mar- pleas from women and men who are offended ginalized, and that oppression is to blame. I by the sexist portrayal of women both on the think the answer is far less psycho-social, far cover and in the sex-industry advertisements, more logistical: If you guys would do the EW has refused to change it’s advertising pol- damned laundry, write the thank-you notes icy. Clearly, EW is more interested in and take the kids to soccer practice, we’d women’s bodies than their thoughts. Perhaps have time to write our letters! if EW showed more compassion for the feel- Seriously, though my intent is not to rein- ings of women, we would be more interested force gender stereotypes through an off- in sharing our opinions. handed joke, there is some truth to this. In two- Second, thanks for career families, women are still the ones who publishing the article do most of the child care and household about College chores. (There are, of course, exceptions to Republicans (11/20). It this.) Women are most often in charge of the showed a despicable emotional well-being of the family, and they lack of empathy for are more likely to manage the social calendar. human suffering — I’m Additionally, in cases of divorce, it is still surprised at the obvious women who are given the lion’s share of phys- white privilege and clas- tion style. And I don’t find the yelling at all The city should protect the open land in ical placement of children. Where wages for sism demonstrated by conducive to building community. the Amazon Park. The city should commit women are, as we read, still only 80 percent of the students. In this time Rose Wilde park bond money to collaborate with the men’s, women are less able to hire any help. of economic struggle, we need to pull together Eugene Army Corps of Engineers and BLM for creek So let me backtrack: Perhaps oppression and help more, beyond our own family, because restoration throughout Amazon Park. In addi- is to blame after all. But it is a more covert we are inextricably linked to one another. BRING BACK THE OAKS tion, oak woodlands are currently under oppression than, say, the burning of witches Third, as a regular bike commuter, I find Large amounts of resources have been ex- threat and are listed as one of the most endan- or the invention of high heels. There are myself subject to harassment by auto drivers pended to restore the west Eugene wetlands gered ecosystem types in need of re-estab- plenty of women who have no fear of ex- quite frequently. Although I disagree with our and Amazon Creek, yet the city Parks lishment. Oaks could easily be planted in and pressing strong opinions (just look at Sally car dependence, I don’t think yelling at each Department is harming the Amazon’s up- around the park to beautify the area and ac- Sheklow, Mary O’Brien and Molly Ivins). other is going to change anyone’s transporta- stream water quality. complish an important ecological task. BY DAN CAROL LOOKING BACK AT 9/11 This is a toughie. There’s a lot of smoke over whether President Bush was warned in his Daily Intelligence Bush X-Files Primer Briefing about the hijackings in July, 2001. At this writ- ing, several congressional investigations and commis- Sins of omission and commission. sions are hard at work on this matter and may prove that the president could have done more to stop 9/11 from hap- here’s seldom a presidential campaign where the hint of scandal is not in the air. pening. Is this sin of omission on 9/11 as big a deal as Bush’s Next year is no exception. But how often do these scandals actually affect the many sins of commission by hyping us into the current mess in T outcome of the election? In truth, not that often. Baghdad? While an important historical matter, I seriously doubt that the election will Look at recent history: Iran-Contra had no affect on George Bush the Elder’s 1988 swing on what the president did before 9/11 (after all, Bush folks can just say that Clinton victory; nor did the Whitewater mess hurt Clinton in 1992 or 1996. let Osama run wild on his watch). The election will be a referendum, however, on what As for Watergate? The June 1972 Watergate break-in brought down Nixon — but that Bush has done since 9/11 to make the world a safer place. was in 1974 after he was elected. It wasn’t a defining issue at all in the 1972 presidential On that score, I’d like to know: race against McGovern. • Why the White House is exempted from questioning by the Senate Intelligence So how we manage our anger about what Bush knew (and when he knew it) on Committee on the matter of who cooked the books on over-hyping the threat of countless conspiracy theories is no small strategic matter. We need to pick our spots. weapons of mass destruction from Iraq. Yes Virginia, they cheated in Florida. But will the soccer mom in suburban St. Louis • Who in the White House deliberately “outted” CIA agent Valerie Plame in July of we need to sway against Dubya care to discuss this historical fact next November? No this year as a way to intimidate administration critic Joe Wilson (who is married to way. Plame) and was getting national attention for exposing the Bush lies on the war. Yes, they lied about the rationale for war in Iraq. But will this win us votes on the mar- • Why we just named an oil industry lobbyist with no foreign policy experience to be gin? Read on friends — the handy Bush X-Files primer is here to help focus your atten- the U.S. Ambassador to Saudi Arabia. tion on the brewing scandals worth tracking — and the blind alleys we need to avoid. • And uh, where in the hell are Osama bin Laden and Saddam Hussein? CHAD II, THE SEQUEL? STOPPING AN OCTOBER SURPRISE If you are not over Florida yet, I suggest you read Jeffrey Toobin’s Too Close To Call. We all would like to see bin Laden and Hussein brought to justice. Sooner than later, It will make you realize that Gore’s chief strategist, Warren Christopher, was outmaneu- of course, but we’ll take them when we can get them, right? So is it paranoid (or unpatri- vered, pure and simple, long before we reached the Supreme Court. If that doesn’t help, otic) to worry a little about Bush producing a handcuffed Osama in October 2004 just in work your anger out this way: Lobby for passage of HR 2239, which is designed to stop time to win Americans’ hearts and votes? I don’t think so — not with a Bush family his- another national voting scandal before it starts. tory that includes a verifiable cover-up of the Neil Bush Silverado S&L scandal that went This X-file is happening right now: Faulty computer voting machines are being in- down in October 1988, weeks before George Bush beat Michael Dukakis.
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