Issue: November 20, 2003
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Dinner with the Donners
Interest in the Donner Party has been rekindled after a recent archaeological excavation. Between recently discovered physical artifacts and accounts of old, we’re getting closer to piecing together what really happened.
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Smokin’ airwaves
Marijuana decriminalization advocates stoke up a TV ad campaign in Nevada.
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Roadkill to riches
If you have enough money, you can buy anything, says Bill Anderson, founder of the Ponderosa Ranch.
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The right to run
The scales to political ascension are already weighted on the side of nuts and liars.
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Eat at Joe
When it gets down to grubtime, put Brian first in line.
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The myth of the ideal female body
If women don’t band together to fight the false portrayal of women’s bodies, problems of unreal expectations will just continue.
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Letters for November 20, 2003
Love, hate, or indifference—readers express their opinions—sometimes about each other.
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Man vs. mucus
There’s nothing like that first wad of phlegm to illuminate the road to bronchitis recovery.
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What you lose with TV news
The new TV news is so fun and entertaining that you hardly even notice the lack of substantial content and a missing flagpole or two.
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Use the force, Lukas
Bobby Lukas has his first art opening in the Red Mountain Gallery at TMCC.
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Buy the book
Do the prices in the chain bookstores get you down? Here’s the skinny on five of the Truckee Meadows’ finest purveyors of used books.
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Going for baroque
Red Priest performs classical music with a major twist that promises to rile up its audience.
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It’s unavoidable
Bishop Manogue students recreate the nothingness that defined growing up in the 1980s with a production of The Breakfast Club.
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Friends in low places
The Station Agent is an award-deserving film about friendship.
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You know Who
Exclusively on our website, Bob Grimm’s reviews of newly released DVDs.
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Break out the banjo
No Bad Barley brings eclectic members together to create a wild kind of bluegrass.
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Music notes
Ark-a’ik is closed, but owner Steve Peto says he plans on having things up and running again by mid December.
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Tea for three
This is the single finest restaurant by this name in Reno.
This article was published on 11.20.03