Issue: November 07, 2002
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Notes from the underground
FeNAM rising: Sacramento’s Festival of New American Music has become the showcase for a whole generation of composers and performers who produce experimental music.
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I, senator
New anti-poverty effort has its roots in Upton Sinclair’s 1934 gubernatorial campaign.
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Survival of the sexiest
The Sacramento Zoo uses a dating service of sorts for its animals.
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Geebo’s crusade
A Web site owner says the state has helped his competitors.
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It isn’t Lollapalooza
Composers of inventive avant-garde music are welcome at the Festival of New American Music.
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Letters for November 7, 2002
Love, hate, or indifference—readers express their opinions—sometimes about each other.
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In the presence of the dead
The dead come out to greet a psychic as she tours Sacramento’s Old City Cemetery.
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The Gray Davis makeover
Advice to an unpopular but re-elected governor.
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Tough enough?
If the Kings are tough enough to play their brand of ball in the face of the Lakers’ provocations, Sacramento could end up with a championship ring.
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SMUD muddies Trinity River
SMUD’s refusal to drop a lawsuit threatens the Trinity River.
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Poetry, artistry, eurythmy! Oh my!
A quick look at notable exhibitions.
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Crepuscule for Wiley
Marin County sculptor William T. Wiley has 77 of his funky assemblages on display at b. sakata garo this month.
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Think globally, wax locally
A few area record stores offer a surprising amount of local music for sale.
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My Cat Hates You
For computer-literate canines, logging onto mycathatesyou.com is a little like being a liberal and listening to Rush Limbaugh.
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Taking payola and ripping MP3s is bad, kids
There’s a panel discussion on the ethics of downloading those free MP3s at McGeorge School of Law this Tuesday.
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Rocket science
Michael Frayn’s play Copenhagen, about Nazi weapons scientists meeting in the afterlife, is a challenge—and B Street Theatre is up to it.
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Buon alimento!
Cafe Milazzo provides East Sacramentans with a reasonably priced destination for good California-style Italian dining.
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Food Stuff
Like to burn meat? Want the lowdown on a spit-roasted slab of flesh worthy of Enguerrand de Coucy? The Magic of Fire is your book.
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Chic chic chic
Expatriate Sacramento band Out Hud, now part of the Brooklyn scene, makes a stunning album of textural, information-age dub music.
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Old Halloween candy, new scene Web site
Old I’s Halloween show, plus an ambitious new Web site on incestuous Sacto bands.
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Christina Aguilera
Don’t be deceived by Christina Aguilera’s new skanky girl look. She’s the only one of the Britney club with any lasting qualities.
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Tony Danza
I found this 2002 Tony Danza CD in a $1 bargain bin at Pug’z. It’s worth that—at least.
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Jurassic 5
Jurassic 5’s new set provides manna for fans of smart hip-hop.
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Such a Dall
A weekly selection from the ever-expanding music scene.
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Lumpen love
Welcome to the Bassett family, where love may not have much to do with it.
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Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones: The IMAX Experience
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