Issue: February 13, 2003
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What’s she doing in the men’s jail?
Transgender inmates say they are victims of rape and ridicule at the Sacramento County Jail.
This article was published on 02.13.03
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The true unbeliever
If you think everyone in the black community is Christian, listen to the Infidel Guy and his brand of atheism.
This article was published on 02.13.03
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Hate e-mail
A recent story brought a deluge of hate e-mails from America’s Serbian expatriate community.
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Letters for February 13, 2003
Love, hate, or indifference—readers express their opinions—sometimes about each other.
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Memo to the president
Before he goes to war, President Bush should get a briefing from this former CIA analyst.
This article was published on 02.13.03
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Tell ’em Billy sent ya
Remember that kid Billy from those Arden Furniture commercials in the 1970s? Billy Haggard now fronts the local band Billy Goats Gruff.
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The rising
The Sac City Council should ignore The Bee’s anti-union rhetoric and adopt a living wage for its employees.
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Speak up for community colleges
Community colleges deserve to be a budget priority.
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Beyond Capitol Avenue
Adam Braver once played in local bands. Now, he’s more interested in dead presidents.
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Hype and help
Hearing nagging voices? The Noonday Demon may be what the doctor ordered.
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The Slouching Tigers
The Slouching Tigers, Stephanie Zook’s first novel, is set in Sacramento and chronicles the adventures of a biracial high-school student named Cecelia.
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Hello, I’m Artie Fufkin
Remember to vote for this year’s SAMMIES. And, if you don’t like our choices, feel free to write in your own.
This article was published on 02.13.03
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Grumpy geezers
The yoks in Neil Simon’s The Sunshine Boys, about a couple of crusty vaudeville geezers, are not exploited to the fullest extent in this Woodland Opera House production.
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Tango in the night
The food at Midtown South American eatery Habanero Cava Latino may not be as blisteringly hot as its pepper namesake, but it’s very good.
This article was published on 02.13.03
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David Berkley Fine Wines and Specialty Foods
Eat it Up Listings.
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Sam’s Kosher Style Restaurant & Delicatessen
Eat it Up Listings.
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Food Stuff
So, you forgot to make those Valentine’s Day reservations at that cozy, romantic restaurant? All is not lost.
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Cr8 x-pect8ions
N8, of local hip-hop combo the Cuf, moved to Davis and opened a record store, but his heart’s still in Sactown.
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The buzz on Ishmael
The frontline report from Sacramento’s music scene—on and off the radar.
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Eleni Mandell
Cool Los Angeles-based post-industrial chanteuse Eleni Mandell branches out into country on her fourth album.
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Strapping Young Lad
You say you like big-noise metal? Dude. Strapping Young Lad.
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After the harvest, er …
A weekly selection from the ever-expanding music scene.
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Confessions of a Dangerous Mind
Cinema selection of the week.
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Plight of the dammed
Critics say PG&E is using its bankruptcy to skirt California’s environmental standards.
This article was published on 02.13.03