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July 21, 2005

SN&R Vol 17 Issue 17

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  Poetry

  Poetry can be funny, seriously.

  By Kel Munger

  This article was published on 07.21.05

  • Arts&Culture
  • In The Mix
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  The party line

  After 13 years of sitting through lengthy Sacramento Area Music Awards shows, we fought for our right to party and won—sort of.

  By Erin Sierchio

  This article was published on 07.21.05

  • Arts&Culture
  • Arts Feature
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  Unapologetic

  A new Muriel Rukeyser collection reminds us: The personal is still political.

  Reviewed by Kel Munger

  This article was published on 07.21.05

  • Arts&Culture
  • Book Reviews
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  Mixed Reviews

  Zinester Aaron Cometbus expands his ouevre.

  Reviewed by Justin Allen

  This article was published on 07.21.05

  • Arts&Culture
  • In the Mix - Book
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  Sutton Impact: The Political Cartoons of Ward Sutton

  Ward Sutton’s button-pushingly hilarious cartoons.

  Reviewed by Jonathan Kiefer

  This article was published on 07.21.05

  • Arts&Culture
  • In the Mix - Book
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  Legacy

  A poem by Thomas Miner of Sacramento.

  By Thomas Miner

  This article was published on 07.21.05

  • Arts&Culture
  • Poet's Corner
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  The secret lives of plants

  The fine art of foliage at B. Sakata Garo.

  By Saunthy Singh

  This article was published on 07.21.05

  • Arts&Culture
  • Art Pick of the Week
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  Trash talkers

  To flier or not to flier—that is the question.

  By Erin Sierchio

  This article was published on 07.21.05

  • Arts&Culture
  • Scene & Heard


July 14, 2005

SN&R Vol 17 Issue 16

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  The Sodden Bear

  Proles, drunken boys and a DJ’s birthday bash.

  By Justin Allen

  This article was published on 07.14.05

  • Arts&Culture
  • Scene & Heard
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  More? Mais oui!

  Find César winners and free breakfasts with this quick guide to the new, improved Sacramento French Film Festival.

  By Mark Halverson

  This article was published on 07.14.05

  • Arts&Culture
  • Arts Feature