Issue: July 27, 2006
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Conspiracy of dunces
Three would-be eco-terrorists were arrested in Auburn last January for plotting acts of sabotage for the Earth Liberation Front. But would there have been a conspiracy without the prodding of FBI infiltrator Anna?
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Letter from Lebanon
A local Lebanese student reports from the danger zone.
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One man’s stand
A Rancho Cordova law student puts his principles into action by fasting on the Capitol steps to end the war in Iraq.
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FCC silences pirate station
Wild West Radio, shut down in mid-July, may soon begin streaming its unusual mix of country music to listeners via the Internet.
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Letters for July 27, 2006
Love, hate, or indifference—readers express their opinions—sometimes about each other.
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This is your brain on sudoku—any questions?
Pick up your first puzzle at your own risk.
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Plastics challenge
Look out: BPA is already in your bloodstream—and in your child’s.
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Too long, too many gone
Stop the epidemic of gun violence in Sacramento.
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The best little sweeper
David Covin learned a life lesson in college: Always do your best, no matter the circumstances.
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Swap des artistes
An old-fashioned art swap at Exploding Head Gallery.
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Selected readings
Seventy-two hours of nonstop poetry, accompanied by coffee and revelry.
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Stealing you
Big surprise: T.C. Boyle turns a moral pretzel into a knot.
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Pediatrics Waiting Room
A poem by Robert M. Stanley of Sacramento.
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Magically delicious
Stones in His Pockets reveals Hollywood’s thirst for authentic Irish stereotypes.
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Wishing Well
The B Street Theatre “all stars” join forces for the playhouse’s latest black comedy.
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Up in smoke
Fans of Asian and American barbecue can break cornbread together at Yunece 61.
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Striking oil
You’ve barely mastered wine pairings, and the foodies are already on to olive oil.
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Clap your hands and say ‘Já’
Jazz has a last name, and it’s Guðmundsdóttir.
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Ramblin’ Jack Elliott
Alone, but supported by some other great musicians.
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Choose blues
A weekly selection from the ever-expanding music scene.
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Jason Malmberg
Award-winning graphic designer Jason Malmberg defends the Dan.
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Goodbye, Erik
Thoughts on the passing of bassist Erik Kleven.
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The Sacramento Film and Music Festival
Cinema selection of the week.
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London murder mystery
Woody Allen returns to pretty-goodness.
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The Education of Shelby Knox
Texas teen leads sex-ed crusade.
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