Issue: November 11, 2010
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Mister Natural and friends
The world’s largest natural bodybuilding competition comes to Reno.
This article was published on 11.11.10
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The party’s not over
As the public becomes less partisan, lawmaking becomes more so.
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Pat Fladager remembered
The community activist died at age 89.
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Minority government continues
Only about four in every 10 eligible Nevada voters turned out.
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Time for a change
When the cowards are in charge, things will stay the same.
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An incomplete truth
Don’t look for complete answers in the superficial “documentary” Waiting for Superman.
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Letters for November 11, 2010
Love, hate, or indifference—readers express their opinions sometimes—about each other.
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KISS and make up (your mind)
An open letter to our new governor.
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Pot. It does an economy good.
Nevada legislators should legalize marijuana in 2011.
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See crafts
A group of hip local Reno area artists and crafters will show off their works at a local event.
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You’re welcome
The Jehovah’s Witnesses are not mainstream Christians, but that just makes Sunday more interesting.
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Male bondage
Robert Downey Jr. and Zach Galifianakis torture each other.
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Inside Job
Going to the movies? Here’s your local guide to the highs and lows of Hollywood’s latest releases.
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Nowhere Boy
Going to the movies? Here’s your local guide to the highs and lows of Hollywood’s latest releases.
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Religious experience
The dining area’s a mess, but the grub is worth it.
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What comes naturally
Getting rid of invasive species in Nevada has largely been about choosing the lesser of two evils: weeds or chemicals. A local nonprofit is doing it the natural way.
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Solar goes public
First big solar project approved on Nevada public lands.
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UNR’s foodie professors
California ag guide written by two Reno professors.
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Eco-Event: Hoophouse Workshop
Learn to build a low-cost hoophouse.
This article was published on 11.11.10