Issue: February 26, 2015
Dear Folks,
The science of sex is our cover topic in this week's Reno News & Review.
But don't get too excited---it's less about how to do it better than why
we do it the way we do.
Elsewhere in the issue, Georgia Fisher updates us on the ongoing
struggle to bring Virginia Lake back to a healthy state, and Brad Bynum
reviews a punk-themed exhibition currently at Reno Art Works. In news,
Carol Cizauskas has a report from Grassroots Lobby Days at the Nevada
Legislature. Bob Grimm has his take on /Hot Tub Time Machine 2/, Anna
Hart follows the activities of an organization called the Reno Justice
Coalition, and Bruce Van Dyke unhappily writes again about a police
shooting of a civilian.
Thank you for reading us. If not for you, we'd have to keep all the sex
in the newsroom.
Dennis Myers
News editor
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Sex science
Wouldn't it be great if love came in a bottle. And we don't mean little blue pills.
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Learning politics
2014 election results bring volunteers to legislature.
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Dropout tracking restored
School superintendent ends practice of culling list.
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Newlands' race views debated
Maryland town considering removing name from fountain.
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State power vs. voters
Republicans love government power when they can turn it to the “right” purpose.
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Health makes me sick
It's ironic to even call it health care.
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To the victors go the spoils
As the session advances, the low hanging fruit gets picked.
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Harry brings home the green bacon
Mandates are more likely to get graft than compliance.
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Priests and cops
Police keep shooting holes in their reputation.
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Punk history
Nothing Short of Victory is a very personal exhibition, almost like seeing some punk's bedroom rearranged into a gallery exhibition.
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… and justice for all?
A new student organization brings attention to social justice issues.
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Station to station
Six Mile Station's songs are diverse—there are stark Western stories, syncopated Eastern European dance numbers, and bluegrass rippers.
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