Issue: November 21, 2019
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Horse tales
A group of volunteers head out to the Virginia Range day after day to deliver birth control vaccines to wild mares.
This article was published on 11.21.19
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The write stuff
Jessica Bruder, winner of the 2019 Laxalt Distinguished Writer Award, spoke about her 2017 book Nomadland to a crowd at the University of Nevada Reno campus.
This article was published on 11.21.19
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Presidential search
The University of Nevada, Reno, held forums to solicit opinions on desired qualifications for a new university president.
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Unfriendly
Deleting friends on social media might be a matter of national security.
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Horse sense
“It’s July in the deserts of Nevada in the Western United States—the hottest time of the year.”
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Here’s looking at you, kids
Generations X, Y and Z—want to change the world? Here’s your chance.
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Deep thoughts
The impeachment hearings, Rachel’s new book and the gods of Oakland.
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Story time
One of a Kind is a new coffee-table book featuring a whopping 83 photos and stories about Reno from the ’40s through today.
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Does retail still have a pulse?
In the midst of a ‘retail apocalypse,’ the owner of the Nevada Gift Shop and Visitors Center is optimistic.
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Fast times
Ford v Ferrari constitutes a welcomed ode to automobiles going very fast.
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Doctor Sleep
In essence, Doctor Sleep, is King’s sequel to The Shining.
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Come together
Gather is a “farm-to-table” bistro that breaks a couple of the genre’s conventions.
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