Issue: February 26, 2004
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Gross jobs
Most people would say these guys have it pretty bad, but they love their jobs. Find out why it’s worth it.
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Changing the Constitution
The campaigning president makes a plea to forbid equal treatment to gays.
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Young Democrat
Young Democrat Timothy Mullen explains his thoughts and loyalties regarding the upcoming presidential election.
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Close the immigrant gap
It’s time to solve the United States’ immigration problem.
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We’re living in great days
We live in great times, my brothers and sisters.
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Letters for February 26, 2004
Love, hate, or indifference—readers express their opinions—sometimes about each other.
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Be sure to wear some flowers in your hair
San Francisco always has been and always will be the city that sets the trends.
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Why Nader—and the dream—still matter
The third-party dream ain’t dead—just deferred. Uh-oh.
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Welcome to the dollhouse
Meredith Tanzer doesn’t dismember her Barbies like so many artist’s do. She dyes their hair, paints them, wraps them in string, makes them virtually unrecognizable.
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Downloading for dollars
Finally, you can buy a song for a buck online, but it may be too late to change the online habits of Reno students who’re used to free MP3s.
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Thinking man’s hip-hop
KRS-One offers music with a message this weekend at Caesars Tahoe.
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Learning toward fame
The students at ICDA Charter High School are like no other: They spend up to 12 hours a day at school and love it.
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Lost in prediction
Bob Grimm predicts that Rings will rule the Oscars, though Lost in Translation is a promising upset.
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On a rockabilly roll
The Saddle Tramps release their newest CD on their way to making it big, not just Reno big, but big big.
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Erogenous stimulation
The soulful Creole and Cajun food and the soul music at EJ’s Jazz Café make it a unique and impressive dining experience.
This article was published on 02.26.04