Issue: March 01, 2007
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Blinded to science
The results of valid research are politicized, manipulated, misrepresented and discredited in the name of dogma.
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New water level
Presidential candidate Bill Richardson wants to raise the visibility of water as an issue.
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Clinton hijacks the spotlight
The political spotlight moved away from the presidential candidate forum in Nevada.
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The science of control
Check out our series on thought control.
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Letters for March 1, 2007
Love, hate, or indifference—readers express their opinions—sometimes about each other.
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What gives you the right?
When it comes to profits, it’s the market that decides what’s fair.
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Leave my cold medicine alone
Turning cold medicine into a prescription drug complicates life needlessly for everyone, especially those 400,000 Nevadans without health insurance.
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The doll maker
Edw Martinez had an epiphany on an airplane ride from Guatemala, and doll heads and effigies followed him home.
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Local boy makes good fiction
Local author Christopher Coake joins Sherman Alexie and Sandra Steingraber in this years Books & Authors series in Reno.
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Girl power
An “everywoman” tone threads together the 28 different stories of A … My Name is Alice in a way that’s both funny and touching.
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Read between the lines
The Number 23 is a competent and entertaining screwball of a mystery-thriller.
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New Year’s resolutions
Fresh off the stage with 30 Seconds to Mars, indie pop rockers This Calendar Year thinks 2007 just might be their, um, year.
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Breakfast nook
Step into the Westside for a comfy, mom-and-pop breakfast.
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