Issue: November 24, 2005
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After the flood
SN&R explores how Sacramento’s most vulnerable residents—its very young and very old—might fare in a worst-case flood scenario.
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Seeing green
SMUD isn’t too keen on losing energy production in exchange for restoring natural habitat.
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McLitterbugs
Local student launches trash war against McDonald’s.
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Father knows best
Bishop Weigand got rid of teacher Marie Bain for volunteering at Planned Parenthood. But it’s the school—not his office—that will pay to settle the case.
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Letters for November 24, 2005
Love, hate, or indifference—readers express their opinions—sometimes about each other.
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For posterity
Oral interviews with California’s key political players are some of the historical items collected by the state archives.
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What’s in a name?
Bites suggests a new acronym for PG&E’s front group, reveals a new attack on gay marriage and considers Dan Lungren’s new attempt to make it so the government can kill people faster.
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What?! California is flush?
Will the governor hold the line on spending now that California’s economy is looking up?
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A graceless administration
To work for the Bush administration requires arrogance and gracelessness.
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It’s only a race in France
In your race for the yellow shirt, don’t forget basic cycling etiquette.
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A chat with Amy
Amy Tan reveals why humor is a novelist’s favorite weapon.
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Mealpolitik
Give thanks through a study of international relations.
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Michael Franti at Folsom Prison
A brief review of a certain something that caught our attention.
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The Miracle Shirker
Forgivable name-droppings from Brad Buchanan.
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Family ties
City Theatre’s I Remember Mama is just the play to share with your folks.
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The people in your neighborhood
Ride your bike to Sapor, a new neighborhood restaurant with great wines and limited parking.
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Walking the fine line
Musings on the singer-biopic trend inspired by Walk the Line.
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Space age for all ages
A weekly selection from the ever-expanding music scene.
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Bohemian rhapsody
The Broadway show’s fans won’t be disappointed.
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Obey the Spend Limit
Give us fifty bucks, we’ll give you 10 great gift ideas.
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Events to Treasure
Relive an old tradition this holiday season, or start a new one.
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Holiday Crime Stoppers
Avoid giving up your goods during the season of giving.
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Get A Clue
A Sacramento gift diva offers some practical advice for inept holiday shoppers.
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