Issue: October 09, 2003
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Speed theater
The 29 1/2 Hour Playwriting Festival is just what the name implies—a mad, manic dash to create new theater pieces that are as beguiling as they are strange.
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Free Dan Weintraub
How blogging the recall brought a Bee pundit into the spotlight.
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World War III comes to Rocklin
Straight and lesbian neighbors battle in court after a sprinkler incident escalates.
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T’were best done quickly
The recall election, like theater, has produced its share of comedy and drama.
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Letters for October 9, 2003
Love, hate, or indifference—readers express their opinions—sometimes about each other.
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Drip, drip, drop
Walk out onto a glacier and learn everything you need to know about global warming.
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Great expectations
Bohemian Davis is quickly losing the qualities that once made it a haven for independent bookstores.
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The problem is Sacramento
Arnold comes to Sacramento; Ebola doesn’t.
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Propositioning California
A steady stream of voter initiatives and the allure of “do-it-yourself democracy” has made California nearly ungovernable.
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On the road to independence
California’s needy should be fed; Assembly Bill 231 will help.
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Good? Evil? You decide
A 22-artist group show explores the concept of good and evil.
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I don’t see dead people
An event of note from the weekly calendar.
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Jennifer Government
A novel on the law of unintended consequences, for free-market enthusiasts and everyone else.
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Scene & Heard
This year’s Gay and Lesbian Film Festival, at the Crest, features a six-part British miniseries, along with plenty of interesting films.
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Southward, ho!
In lieu of Prozac, four friends combat depression with an imaginary Antarctic expedition in River Stage’s Conquest of the South Pole.
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Steal Away
When church-going ladies go bad, the result is Steal Away.
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Dangerously good
Why did the food critic cross the most dangerous road in the state? To sample the American cuisine of Bandera!
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Naked war dance
Emerging local singer-songwriter Lee Bob Watson turns war-generated angst into art.
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The art of noise
Last weekend’s Experimental Music Festival promised “harsh noise” and kinda delivered.
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My Morning Jacket
Listening to Louisville 1970s revivalist quintet My Morning Jacket is like falling asleep in a fishing boat. And that’s a good thing.
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Audio Out Send
Erstwhile local band Lazy Bones relocates to Oakland, changes its name to Audio Out Send and makes a fine modern psych-rock record.
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Keep your lamp trimmed and burning
Raigambre plays the Blue Lamp on Friday.
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The eyes have it
It won’t be long before Jennifer Aniston stars as the not-so-blind Mun in an American remake of The Eye.
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