Issue: August 14, 2003
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Family outings
If you learn one thing from same-sex parents, it’s that gay and straight families are pretty similar.
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The wonderful world of family
There are many ways to get family recognition in the world.
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Blasts, shadows on the horizon
A handful of Reno activists gather on Nagasaki Day to protest new nuclear weapon concepts.
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Running the zoo
Mayor Bob Cashell runs the zoo that is the city of Reno. Here’s what he says about the job.
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The recall circus
The California recall election is about more than another state’s politics.
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I’m gone, you go, too
Get into nature, if only for the moment.
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Letters for August 14, 2003
Love, hate, or indifference—readers express their opinions—sometimes about each other.
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Traffic jam in nowhere-ville
The Loneliest Road in America ain’t so lonely anymore.
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Spending the chocolate
A U.S. Treasury check for $1,200 can buy a lot of Hershey bars.
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Play the disc
Members of the Reno Ultimate Frisbee League are a competitive and friendly bunch.
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Old timey fun
O Brother, where art the bluegrass? In Washoe Valley.
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Alice in raveland
Club Lust features hot and steamy dancing and the racy lyrics of Lords of Acid.
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Squad bombs
S.W.A.T. has a nice theme song and that’s about it.
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Tight songs, loose pants
Big in Japan’s pants are loose, their hair is tame and their songs are tight.
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Take me to your torta
Asi Es Mi Tierra will warm gringo patrons to the idea of Salvadorian.
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