Issue: March 17, 2005
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Wild horses or free-range meat?
Pending legislation could put America’s symbol of freedom in line to be butchered and shipped overseas to wind up on the dinner tables 0f culinary horse lovers.
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Hungry for horse
Most Americans don’t eat horsemeat, but lots of American horses still get eaten.
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Starving on the plains?
Edited transcript of an interview with a spokesman for Conrad Burns.
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Let’s see some ID
Identity theft a growing, time-consuming problem.
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Rec center approved by students, but concerns remain
Students have voted to approve an on-campus rec center, but some concerns remain.
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Parents charge racism in school closures
SUBS rally at final hour to save schools.
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Retirees hit for $150, not $600 per month
Residents at Sycamore Glen retirement center get monthly raises of $150 a month rather than $600, but still no assurance it will end there.
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Corporate welfare reform
Herger should support corporate welfare reform.
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Time to honor King
Eight reasons why Community Park should have Martin Luther King Jr. attached to the name.
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Letters for March 17, 2005
Our always-sharp readers let us know what they think.
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More than just a job
Sierra View Elementary teacher goes beyond the call of duty.
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Sisters ‘at play’
Claudia Steel and Alice Hutchins are sisters who’ve combined for over 100 years of creating art.
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Blue Room wins!
The Blue Room brings in Tricky Dick for a winning production of Richard III.
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Don’t Think of an Elephant
Framing the political debate is more important than you know.
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Joe Williams
‘A mixed bag’ of blues by the late Joe Williams.
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Kitten has claws
Bethany Miller is holding on to beauty and ferocity with her solo act, Boy Tiger.
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Off with the roof
The Wilders tear the roof off Sierra Nevada’s Big Room.
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An Esplanade experience
The service can be spotty, but the food and atmosphere make up for it at Nash’s.
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Less talk, more mayhem
Bruce Willis and French director Florent Sili take no prisoners in The Hostage.
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