Issue: December 08, 2005
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Support the war!
The war on terror has been good for Move America Forward. It’s brought the conservative activist group notoriety, cash and ratings.
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Where the wild things are
First-of-its-kind report could provide a blueprint for saving state’s critters.
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War stories
It’s the 64th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. Bob Addobati is among the dwindling ranks of survivors.
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Do we deserve death?
High-profile execution of L.A. street-gang co-founder Tookie Williams puts the spotlight on the death penalty and the governor’s office.
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This I Believe
It’s time to try putting what you believe down on paper.
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Letters for December 8, 2005
Love, hate, or indifference—readers express their opinions—sometimes about each other.
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Mini sofas and Wag cams
Your animal companion may never want to leave Joel Leineke’s West Sacramento pet hotel.
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The color of money
Bites gets angsty about Alan Greenspan, an anti-war resolution that’s not anti-war, and a proposed raise for CSUS’s top dog.
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Neither radical nor bizarre
All the hype about Susan Kennedy becoming Arnold’s chief of staff is just that—hype.
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This is our house
It’s high time we had an independent citizen review body to monitor complaints about the Sacramento County Jail.
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Canine profiling will kill dogs
S.B. 861 will punish pets and their owners at the whim of insurance companies.
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Que viva Mexico
Two painters without much in common beyond their birthplace.
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High times for lowbrow
Pick a grassroots subculture, and you’ll find its expression at the Toyroom Gallery.
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All you need is love
Every holiday season since 1986, ODC/San Francisco has performed its adaptation of The Velveteen Rabbit. It’s good to know that this holiday season is no different.
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The Boondocks
Aaron McGruder’s edgy comic comes to late-night television.
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Star Wars Destiny Watches
The Force is strong with the Burger King.
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Force of will
A local documentary maker’s family history yields another untold story from World War II.
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A Garbeau’s Christmas
Garbeau’s holiday play is a two-hour crash course in all things Christmas.
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Eastward ho!
The Absolute Ensemble brings a Middle Eastern influence to the Mondavi Center.
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Expatriates return
Mike Rofé and Josh Schramm come home from their respective big cities.
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Andrew Manze, Richard Egarr
If you like music, you’ll like it.
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Spike the eggnog
A weekly selection from the ever-expanding music scene.
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Man, it sux
Charlize Theron’s performance is this movie’s best, but that’s not saying much.
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