Issue: September 15, 2005
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Travels with Stephen
Over the hill and across political divides: A Reno man goes in search of America from the seat of his bicycle.
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Prevent pregnancy, prevent abortion
U.S. Sen. Harry Reid has sponsored anti-abortion legislation that has aroused the ire of the evangelical right without stirring up Republican opposition.
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Where it leads
The author of a new book says Republicans are making war on science by putting it it in the service of conservatism instead of letting it follow the evidence where it leads and by misrepresenting scientific findings.
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Where were you?
Yeah, George was asleep at the switch. But we gave it him.
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Breast of Northern Nevada
Who do you think is the biggest boob in Northern Nevada?
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Begging from the other side
If you are wondering about a friend’s behavior, always remember this: Addicts lie.
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Letters for September 15, 2005
Love, hate, or indifference—readers express their opinions—sometimes about each other.
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Emergency mismanagement
Bush’s foot must taste really good for him to keep sticking it in his mouth like that.
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Right hook
It’s silly to blame George W. Bush for the lack of preparation for Katrina or the slow response.
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Environmental studies
Art meets life in Nevada Landscape: The Painted Environment, where you can see landscape paintings and the actual landscape.
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For whom the drum rolls
Louise Erdrich’s new novel a haunting story of families and disasters.
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Absurd joys
Reno Little Theater’s Lives of the Saints is an absurdist romps through big questions and cheap jokes that are still funny.
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Sumptuousness over substance
2046 is a beautiful looking film, but it repeats its unoriginal message in a few too many boring plot threads.
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Socially serviced
From ABBA to pop-punk to you-name-it, the courageous, spontaneous, highly adaptable DJ Moxy will play just about anything to make people smile.
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Service with a wink
Figaro’s serves good pizza with a light, fluffy crust, and the employees amuse with a their light, fluffy humor.
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