Issue: June 28, 2007
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Peace is an inside job
War will end when people look inward, not outward.
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Freedom of conscience
Separating public life from religious beliefs.
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Push away evil
Rabbi Mendy Cohen preaches that individual good deeds assist the troops.
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Praying, not preaching
At CSUS’s Newman Catholic Community, the focus is on supporting the troops.
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Find a way out
‘We believe, obviously, a mistake was made there’
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A moral compass
Reluctant to speak on political issues, as deaths mount, a rabbi takes a stand.
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Just get out!
Local religious leaders advise President George W. Bush on the next step in Iraq.
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Second battle
Local Filipino veterans of World War II fought for America but were denied recognition and benefits.
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Sacramento’s Chinatown
Steve Yee wants the city and developer of the Sacramento rail yards to consider building a Chinese history museum.
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Family value
An uber-developer’s daughters have been peddling political influence since senior prom.
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Smoke signals
UC Davis neurobiologist answers our burning questions.
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Printing that pleases the planet
Partner with your local printer to print green.
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Day at the dump
This local landfill is an ecologically sound resource.
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Five ways to increase your trash IQ
Five ways to increase the IQ of your trash.
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Tell me about the war, padre
A priest, a rabbi and an imam walk into a bar …
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Letters for June 28, 2007
Love, hate, indifference—readers express their opinions, sometimes about each other.
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Last-minute lothario
Older guy can’t make plans. Teenager guy texts his gf too much. Hmm.
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Fat bastards
Want to save America? Quit eating so freaking much.
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Relationship ready
Looking for a healthy relationship? She tells you how.
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Where there’s smoke
You’ll have to pry my violent movie from my cold, dead hand.
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‘No’ to UC tobacco funds
The UC Regents should just say “no” to further research funds from Big Tobacco.
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Onward, Christian greens
Believers, show some respect for creation.
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Hater baiters
How does Sac really feel about its hip-hop scene?
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Wonderfood
Don’t miss Barbara Kingsolver’s new-look food-culture memoir.
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The Yiddish Policemen’s Union
Chabon the genre-bender strikes again.
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The Intimidated
Driving is a high-anxiety activity for me. Yes, even driving go-karts.
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The All Night Strut: A Fascinatin’ Rhythm
Going on 25, Garbeau’s gets a makeover. With jazz standards.
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Innocents abroad
Hokey and flimsily scripted but funny, too, and well performed.
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Italian above all
A family-run restaurant with a lot of heart.
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Neighborhood market
There’s always room for another farmers’ market.
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Scene it all
The time is now for our indie, underground and all-ages redux.
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Dogs & Donkeys
Just when you think a measured consideration of economics can’t break your heart.
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Madeline Roa
As you can see, my musical taste is all over the map.”
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When plans suddenly change
On the way to see Ancient Sons, Jackson stumbles upon Ricky Berger.
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Maybe some regrets …
Edith Piaf: a biopic protagonist for the ages, or at least for next year’s awards season.
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No, not strange
Do you recognize yourself in Andrew Bujalski’s Funny Ha Ha? Does that just make it more infuriating?
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Glastonbury
A music doc with barely any music. Thanks Julien Temple!
This article was published on 06.28.07
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