Dance in Portland: White Bird flies high
Posted Thu, Nov 15, 5 p.m.
Globe-trotting dance producers Paul King and Walter Jaffe bring innovation, class, and community to the Rose City's now-flourishing dance scene.
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November 15, 2007: Headlines
How to beat a writer's strike without having to use, you know, words
Posted Thu, Nov 15, 4 p.m.
As the Writers Guild of America strike stretches on, the television industry is beginning to react, and it isn't pretty. Crosscut has come across a secret memo by one of the industry's organizing groups, S.C.A.B.S.
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Quake question for you: Extra home insurance, or not?
Posted Thu, Nov 15, 6 a.m.
Let's ask the people who know how bad it can be: geologists. They say they prefer to put that money into home modifications that can lessen damage if the foundation starts moving.
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