Issue: April 03, 2003
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Arrested development
The effort to move the homeless from the soon-to-be-developed Richards Boulevard area has activists complaining that police are serving the city’s economic agenda.
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Like mother, like son?
Veteran Catherine Morris speaks out against the war her son Jesse supports and may end up fighting.
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A river runs through him
Forging the Sacramento River with the last of the independent riverboat pilots.
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Springtime for something
In this issue, the 2003 Sammies winners.
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Letters for April 3, 2003
Love, hate, or indifference—readers express their opinions—sometimes about each other.
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Documenting the decline and fall
Teacher and lawyer George Shirley is documenting the fall of Sacramento High School for posterity.
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Anti-semantic
The Sacramento Bee takes its knocks. So do GOP assemblymen and freedom toasters.
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Politically incorrect
As reading-test scores improve, members of the Latino Caucus duck under their desks, and a state education official ducks questions.
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Just say no to panhandling
We must stop perpetuating begging as a way of life.
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Come with me, baby, to loveland
This year’s Sammies winners: Feel the love, baby.
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Living with the monster
Sociologist Todd Gitlin provides a half-interesting answer to why we watch so much TV.
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Wet T-shirt contest
An event of note from the weekly calendar.
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Iraq Body Count
Special wartime edition: Iraq Body Count, a Web site that counts the collateral damage in America’s war on Iraq.
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Origins of Regime Change in Iraq
Special wartime edition: A thumbnail on why we’re fighting a war in Iraq.
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Venik’s Aviation
Special wartime edition: Russian intel reports on the Iraq war. News you won’t see on Fox.
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Sustainable Energy & Economy Network
Special wartime edition: Donald Rumsfeld’s secret tryst with Saddam Hussein revealed!
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A … My Name Will Always Be Alice
If you love Six Women With Brain Death, Jackie Schultz has a new play for you: A…My Name Will Always Be Alice.
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Oh, don’t ask why
River Stage, under Frank Condon, brings a pair of timely Bertolt Brecht pieces to the theater.
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Tom yum yum
Downtown’s Gaesorn is another solid option for the Thai-minded diner.
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Food Stuff
Vino Piazza in Lockeford (east of Lodi) is a must-see destination for the area wine lover.
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There’s a wolf at the door
New Orleans bluesman Walter “Wolfman” Washington brings his funky horn band to town Sunday.
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Dre goes deeper still
Local singer-songwriter Dre rides the fine line between message and soapbox.
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Walking after midnight
A weekly selection from the ever-expanding music scene.
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About a writer
Stone Reader illuminates the universe of the writer.
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