More WW Reviews

I'd forgotten to include several reviews I wrote for Willamette Week last spring. First, some food cart reviews for the Eat Mobile supplement:

Boolkogi Korean BBQ
Kitchen Dances
Off the Griddle
Zenbu

And a few café reviews:

Aliviar Coffeehouse
Coffee Division

Riding Along with Ride On (Willamette Week)

My final Willamette Week article (aside from a few forthcoming food cart and coffee shop reviews) was published today. I rode along with a designated driver service called Ride On, which picks up drunken Portlanders and shuttles them home, in their own cars. Read the story here.

Cheap Eats reviews (Willamette Week)

Willamette Week's Cheap Eats guide came out this week. I reviewed Cafe Hibiscus, E'Njoni Cafe, Gandhi's, Le Happy and Pupuseria El Buen Gusto. Go eat!

Rogue of the Week (Willamette Week)

Penned this week's Rogue for Willamette Week.

Problems at Powell's Books (Willamette Week)

Another Willamette Week print story, this one on the layoffs at Powell's Books—from the perspectives of laid-off workers.

Two Willamette Week Stories

I've been working as a news intern at Willamette Week since getting back to Portland, mostly blogging about blood drives and earthquake drills and wacky legislative proposals (on headphones and cell phones), but also writing some more substantive stories.

I had two articles in this week's print edition: one on a housing cooperative opening above an anarchist cafe, and another on a local Egyptian couple and their thoughts on the protests in their home country.

Malawi's abortion debate (Gender Links)

I recently freelanced a piece for Gender Links, a South African website that publishes stories from across the continent. You can read my story on unsafe abortion in Malawi here.