Issue: September 30, 2010
Hi everybody,
Nice to see you again, digitally speaking. This week, we’ve got a combined punk rock/women’s focus issue. On the cover of the regular newspaper, arts editor Brad Bynum tells us all about a show at the Nevada Museum of Art that looks at 30 years of vinyl recordings of punk rock music here in the Biggest Little City. In our Women’s Health supplement, special projects editor Kat Kerlin looks at a variety of women’s health issues, from vitamin supplements to vaginal birth after cesarean section to breast cancer to eating disorders. And as always we’ve got news you can chew on and the news on food. Feel free to click the links below, but remember to pick up the newsprint version because we offer exclusive cartoons and columns. As always, thanks for reading our newspaper. If not for you, we’d be sick of looking for work.
Thanks again,
Brian
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Rock together
An exhibition of local vinyl records at the Nevada Museum of Art prompts questions about what qualifies as punk rock.
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Elect or appoint?
Voters will decide whether to end election of judges.
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Hable con ella
Sylvia Gonzalez of the Committee to Aid Abused Women offers Spanish-speaking victims an ear.
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Elect Roger Whomes
It’s time for Gammick to go. Roger Whomes will be a good replacement.
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Burning moment
Bruce tells this year’s tale from Black Rock City.
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Foul balls in the field of dreams
America is still great. Let’s not let poor manners ruin it for everyone.
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Nevada’s wealthy can afford to pitch in
Wealthy Nevadans can afford to contribute a small portion of their fortunes to keep our state afloat.
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Discovered country
A new museum geared toward children is projected to open in 2011.
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Unseen in Reno
Our resident movie critic reviews a few new DVD releases that never played Reno cinemas.
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The fax of life
Listening to The fax is like drinking too much brandy and then smoking a joint.
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Super man-cave
“We could watch the fights, I could get lit, and you could drive me home!”
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BPA: Worse than we thought
A new study finds humans are exposed to the chemical BPA more than was previously known, sometimes from unknown places.
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Twain would starve
Some of Mark Twain’s favorite foods are either extinct now or restricted from modern dinner tables.
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The other energy crisis
Women can recharge with their own renewable resources.
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Checkups for cheap
Heal your body without hurting your wallet.
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Born again
One cesarean does not always have to lead to another, new guidelines indicate.
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Change of plans
Breast cancer is the last thing one young mother expected.
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Hunger pangs
Mary Howden helps girls and women with eating disorders at the Center for Hope of the Sierras.
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