Issue: December 13, 2012
Hi everybody,
Another week, another newsweekly! On the cover of this issue of the Reno
News & Review, we've got an interview with Bill McKibben, one of the
nation's foremost experts and activists regarding climate change.
Esteemed film reviewer Bob Grimm offers up his annual selection of
Blu-ray discs that belong on your gift list (even if it's only your
gift-to-self list). Also in this week's paper, we've got tepid tequila,
hot music and cool skin. Feel free to click the links below, but don't
forget to pick up the newsprint version of our newspaper because lots of
times we put stuff in there that never sees the light of the world wide
web. Thanks for picking us up every week, if not for you, we'd have to
sweat our next meal.
Peace,
Brian
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A Hell of our own making
Bill McKibben talks about the fight against climate change.
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Welfare rolls published
Nevada scrutiny of state corporate aid challenged.
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Voter photo plan defended
Nevada secretary of state proposes alternative to voter ID program.
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Prepaid tuition opens
Parents can pay tuition at today’s rates, use it later.
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Music source
The This is Reno website recently launched a Reno Music online playlist.
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Send me back in, coach
Can violent sports be partially to blame for pathology in our culture?
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Student bodies
The TMCC galleries are trying to be more inclusive. The open-invitation exhibit, “Skin,” shows how.
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Scenic holidaysA&C headline
Our movie reviewer created this gift guide by picking his favorite home video movies releases of the year.
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The toys are back in town
In this edition of our monthly Gadget column, we examine high-tech updates of classic toys.
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Direct foul
This movie does to soccer what cats do to litter boxes.
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Good times, bad times
The Big Bad has preserved after numerous lineup change.
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Mudslingers
The families behind Black Rock Mud built a sustainable business from the ground up.
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