Issue: March 06, 2003
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Life & limb
Imagine climbing up into a giant redwood and calling it home. Tree-sitting protesters would rather spend months perched in a redwood than let one fall.
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Radio clash
Capital Public Radio gears up for outside interference from KQED.
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Carry that weight
A Desert Storm vet spends 100 hours leaving his mark on the UC Davis campus.
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Seeing the forest and the trees
Major players in the lumber industry and the environmental movement are going to court over the value of a single tree.
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Letters for March 6, 2003
Love, hate, or indifference—readers express their opinions—sometimes about each other.
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Ain’t no shame in this game
A Sacramento City College student is trying to resurrect the board game.
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The white elephant
California Republicans may have a new Mexican-American vice chairman, but he’s one of the only minorities in the room.
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Cheaper with this dozen
A few audacious legislators are trying to actually work on the budget.
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You can’t help but go home again
The nightclub fire in Rhode Island is closer to home than you might think.
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Float like a pool toy, sting like a bee
A quick look at notable exhibitions.
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Dark, difficult, intense
The Mondavi Center has embarked on a three-year program to bring to stage the dark and difficult but beautiful string quartets of deceased Soviet composer Dmitri Shostakovich.
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Another world
A new show by Troy Dalton at the Art Foundry Gallery has intoxicating properties.
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Remember the ABA
A Web site that chronicles the high-flying ABA? Solid!
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Great way to publicize your band, right?
Boycott the Sammies? One area band is fighting the power at its Web site.
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Get happy!
Bushonomics got you blue? Why not take a drive to Nevada City and check out You Can’t Take It With You for a gosh-darned perky good time.
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The budget epicure
Pluto’s, an upscale cafeteria with locations in Davis and Roseville, is a celestial destination for epicures on a budget.
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Food Stuff
“Slow food"? The reaction to fast food is a celebration of the joys of cooking.
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Resident freak
Terribly smart Los Angeles singer-songwriter Stew plays two Sacramento dates this weekend. Don’t miss him.
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Desert core in the fertile valley
A couple of local bands transported the Clubber’s Christian to the desert.
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Carla plus Carla equals …
A weekly selection from the ever-expanding music scene.
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Blame it on Rio
City of God, which chronicles life on the mean streets of a slum outside Rio de Janeiro, is a provocative window into hell on Earth.
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