Issue: January 29, 2004
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Inside the abortion clinic
SN&R talks to local women about their abortions to find out who may be affected by recent changes in reproductive-rights legislation.
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Machado called to account
Senator’s GOP rival questions campaign financing.
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Oaths of Arnold
SN&R’s ongoing progress report on the governator’s campaign promises. This week: education.
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A hot-button issue
Multifaceted concepts like abortion too often are reduced to simple black and white.
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Letters for January 29, 2004
Love, hate, or indifference—readers express their opinions—sometimes about each other.
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Round robin
James Therriault’s style makes him one of table tennis’s more entertaining players to watch.
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Blowing the cash
Bites ruminates on parrot heads, Darwin’s big day and the fact—believe this!—that Dennis Miller is nonpartisan.
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Correct this!
At long last, corrections may get some needed corrections.
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Grant kids a choice
Cal Grants for Kids would offer choices to students in bad districts.
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In color and in black and white
A three-artist show at Solomon Dubnick Gallery, up for a couple more days, exemplifies clear artistic vision.
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Why American Idol sucks
American Idol is back for a third season, and once the Fox series’ beginning freak-show section ends, what is left reveals a hidden agenda.
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Married to it
Anne Tyler’s The Amateur Marriage concerns the illusions of everyday drama.
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It’s not easy bein’ Green
An event of note from the weekly calendar.
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The union according to Mistachuck
An event of note from the weekly calendar.
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The Persistence of Vision
The Persistence of Vision, Sacramento poet Jane Blue’s second published collection, lives up to the promise of its title with sparkling detail.
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How Stuff Works
A Web site about how stuff works titled “How Stuff Works.”
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What Jesus Does on Sunday
A poem by Muriel Marvin of Placerville.
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The rest of the story
Through May 15, the Golden State Museum is offering an exhibit depicting an underreported side of 1960s activist group the Black Panther Party.
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Up and down with love
Two for the Seesaw delivers a timeless love story in a dated, 1950s package.
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Brewing optional
Brew your own beer or drink someone else’s at Brew It Up!
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Love, Sacramento style
Popular venue True Love Coffeehouse celebrates three years in Midtown this weekend with Ghetto Moments.
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Dry your eyes
Bay Area cover band Super Diamond brings Brother Love’s Traveling Salvation Show to Harlow’s.
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Various artists
A promising new local label debuts with a fine collection of electronic music.
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William Mylar
Local fokie William Mylar breaks form on this good-time album.
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Even sardines know how to rock
Deathray makes a rare appearance at Old Ironsides on Saturday, with Safari and Dana Gumbiner opening.
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Groundhog life
The new time-travel pic The Butterfly Effect isn’t really about chaos theory, but it’s an intriguing puzzle nonetheless.
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