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7 p.m. is an auspicious time. It’s the twilight hour where the boredom of the day culminates into the night’s plans. At that hour I jumped into a white coffin of a ’95 Chevy pickup and belted in the center seat. To my left was my photographer and designated driver, and to my right a…
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The writing conference hosted many workshops, from meditation to dive bars By Matt Rowning My eyes rapidly twitched. A drip of drool perched on the end of my lip. Faint impressions of light took shape on the inside of my eyelids as my body wisped away into nothingness, twisting out into light and dust. This…
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A group of eight adolescents in the back row banged their heads and laughed at the back of the Youth Music Project hall in West Linn. Andromeda Sun was performing their first song of the night in their hour-long set to more than 90 people. As the band played on, the youths’ heads calmed, and…
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Psychedelic concert at the Roseland had ups and downs, but was an overall success
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Four-time Grammy winner returns to Portland with a new album ‘Emily’s D+Evolutuion’
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Santa Monica: In-N-Out
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Kanye West’s antics have been inescapable this last month: Does his album own up to all the rachor he’s made?
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Board discusses raising tuition $3 per credit hour
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Clackamas student starts business with hemp
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Somewhere in the psychedelic dance party that is the sound of Unknown Mortal Orchestra is a higher ideal than the hedonism you’d expect. On their last album “Multi-Love,” songwriter and frontman Ruban Neilson used dance, disco and polyamory to create a collection of amazing psychedelic rock songs. Their live show on Jan. 30 at Revolution Hall expounded on those themes and proved that UMO isn’t…
