Issue: December 01, 2016
Hi Readers,
Welcome to this week's Reno News & Review!
Have you seen our new Drink section yet? Beer expert Marc Tiar is on a mission to school us on Reno's thriving beer and spirits culture. This week he makes a practically irresistible case for the resurging art of sour beers.
Megan Berner introduces the sewn X-rays and MRI images of artist Paula Chung, whose work is on display at Truckee Meadows Community College. Music writer Kent Irwin gets us acquainted with Lil Traffic, a hip-hop artist with an upcoming Christmas show, and theater critic Jessica Santina's Arts & Culture piece is a guide to Reno's holiday stage productions.
For this week's feature story, I took a look back at the ACLU of Nevada's first 50 years of upholding our civil liberties, including the groups's post-election efforts, and in 15 Minutes, I talked with Reno man who spent some time at Standing Rock Sioux Reservation.
Don't forget to pick up a paper copy at your favorite bar, cafe or good old fashioned box on the street. And thank you for reading!
Wishing you a healthy, safe and fun holiday ramp-up season,
Kris Vagner
Arts Editor
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Civil society
A look back at the first 50 years of the ACLU of Nevada.
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Legislator aims at monuments
Utah’s Bishop wants Trump to overturn Obama actions.
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Standing Rock visitor
A Reno man shared his perspective as a visitor to the Standing Rock protests in South Dakota.
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Thanks given
I discovered perhaps the longest line of people I’ve ever seen.
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Stay loud, outraged, vigilant
Don’t be pacified by corporate journalism.
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The Republican health care ‘plans’
What happens AFTER they shut down Medicare?
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A nation still divided
How will Democrats use their time out of powe?
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X-ray vision
Paula Chung’s makes sewn interpretations of X-rays and MRIs.
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COMIC RELIEF
This season’s holiday plays are a laugh and a half.
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True romance
Loving recounts the true story of Richard and Mildred Loving, a couple whose interracial marriage was ruled illegal by the state of Virginia in 1958.
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Sour times
The world of sour beers is a complex European family tree, swirling with strains of yeast and bacteria, barrels and fruits.
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A full plate
Thali serves up North Indian cuisine a few nights a week at Bowl.
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