Issue: September 05, 2002
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A Separate Peace
Sacramento’s Muslim community has spent a year grieving over the events of last September. And finding a way to rebuild their faith in America.
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Awakenings
September 11 was supposed to have been a wake-up call for America. Though many didn’t, Pat Driscoll really did awaken and change as a result of that grim day.
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Filling in the blanks
Interfaith effort seeks new ways to combat blight, build homes in Oak Park.
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Down to the wire
Legislature kills SB 773 but approves a budget before adjourning.
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Letters for September 5, 2002
Love, hate, or indifference—readers express their opinions—sometimes about each other.
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A view from the class-war trenches
You want a class war, you got it!
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The accidental brewer
Cheri Bolt couldn’t help thinking there was more to life.
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No more closure
Writer wants to make Sept 11 a day of feigning innocence rather than a day of mourning, and go back to mourning on Sept 12.
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Exit bebop, hello jungle
Local jazz drummer Dick Gail is in his 60s, but he feels right at home jamming with electronic-music collectives in clubs.
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War’s future
Vidal’s latest book is as troubling as it is illuminating.
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The Western White House
The details of the Western White House may be top-secret stuff, but this parody site pulls its covers.
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Instant theater at Sac City College
Sac City College presents eight or nine 10-minute plays, each one written and directed in the previous 29 ? hours.
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Boiler room
Actors Theatre’s production of Bash, three confessional one-act plays by Neil LaBute, is spartan but intense.
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Ethiopian utopia
Addis Ababa, a small restaurant near the corner of Alta Arden and Fulton, offers a delicious window into Ethiopian cuisine.
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Food Stuff
If you’re fixing to cook some Mexican food, La Superior Mercado y Carniceria on Stockton Blvd. is a good place to find your ingredients.
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Lovin’ that hard stuff
Looking for a slam-bang good time, gramps? Drop the razor and check out the Whiskey Rebels.
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Secret Sunday jazz attack
The Sunday night jam session at Café Mexicas (formerly Café Paris, Café Montreal, Drago’s) is a nice way to end your weekend.
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Freight Train Riders of America
Sacramento hybrid bluegrass band Freight Train Riders of America puts out a new CD that deserves a 78 rpm version.
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Rick Shea and Brantley Kearns
Dave Alvin sidemen Rick Shea and Brantley Kearns release a topnotch California country disc.
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Dixie Chicks
Dixie Chicks new disc Home makes for a nice acoustic counterpoint to the usual Nashville swill.
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So slap us silly
A weekly selection from the ever-expanding music scene.
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Yang and Yin
In Happy Times, the characters come bathed in sympathy, humor and sorrow.
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A Call for Unity
Celebrate the richness and diversity of our community through an evening of interfaith music and spoken word.
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A journey of discovery
How 9-11 led me to explore a Sacramento I didn’t know.
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Program Schedule
September 11, 2002 - 7pm - Memorial Auditorium - Sacramento.
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Performers & Speakers
Celebrate the richness and diversity of our community.
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