Issue: August 02, 2012
Hi everybody,
This week on the cover of Northern Nevada’s premier newspaper, Special
Projects Editor Ashley Hennefer takes a look at a cultural phenomenon
that’s as old as time itself: Preparing for the end of the world. We
dont expect it to come on the shoulders of the zombie apocalypse, but
what the heck, it made a fun cover. Also on the pages of your favorite
publication, Brad Bynum listens to and rates new records by Buster Blue
and Memory Motel, and Dennis Myers looks at Mitt Romney’s uphill climb to
the White House. As always, while you can click the links below, don’t
forget to pick up a newsprint version of the newspaper for exclusive
columns, cartoons and soy-based ink. Thanks for reading our newspaper, if
not for you, we’d be covering the Olympics.
Love,
Brian
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Are you ready for the zombie apocalypse?
Nevada’s preppers prepare for the worst.
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Watching Washoe
The presidential candidates’ fates may rest with county voters.
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Ron Paul’s issues advance
His get-the-Fed bill gets Democratic support.
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Republicans skip convention
Heller of Nevada and others make other plans.
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Reid role eyed
Nebraskans concerned about Nevadan’s involvement in U.S. Senate race.
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Multidimensional
Librarian Lisa Kurt envisions a hands-on future.
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Use the law
Sure, it’s fascist, but can’t we make fascism work for us for a change?
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Can you see it?
My friends are starting to think the end is nigh.
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If our lives could be like that
Bruce looks ahead to the campaign mess.
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Bard core action
The Two Gentlemen of Verona isn’t Shakespeare’s most popular comedy, with good reason, but it’s still enjoyable.
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Moving pictures
Using bicycles, the audience itself will provide the power for an upcoming film festival.
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In Rotation: In the Mix
Buster Blue’s Still on Conway is full of pleasing contradictions. For Memory Motel, as with many sonically adventurous young groups, Radiohead looms large.
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Nomad’s land
“A nomad isn’t someone who doesn’t know where they belong; it’s a person that belongs everywhere,” says Danielle French.
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Works of art
Composition Café is the new restaurant in the Nevada Museum of Art.
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Assessment heats up solar efforts
A study released about public lands will help organizations plan for solar energy.
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Tweeting Reid
Sen. Reid held a Twitter town hall meeting for sustainability.
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