Issue: December 13, 2007
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Muzzle off!
Local Jewish groups at war as powerful AIPAC lobby comes to town.
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Cash and change
Sister of inmate suicide victim hopes $1 million settlement helps reform main jail.
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Spotlight on cops
Area cop agencies are generally mediocre when it comes to public disclosure.
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Still in the dark
City’s claim that gay marriage vote was kosher is challenged.
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Full disclosure
Davis Enterprise concedes to mislabeling canned editorials.
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California represents at U.N. Climate Conference
Top California environmental officials learn from rest of the world.
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Local salmon struggle to survive
Nimbus Hatchery works to propagate a declining salmon population.
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Letters for December 13, 2007
Love, hate, indifference—readers express their opinions, sometimes about each other.
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Lockdown blues
Lockdown: A circle of prison hell that Dante forgot to number.
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Shake your money-maker
Schwarzenegger whips out a strong pimp hand for critics.
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He ain’t heavy, he’s my guv’ner
Outsourcing hits the Bee, Bites and possibly Huckabee’s ex-lard ass.
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Editorial cartoon
This week’s cartoon from the mind of John Kloss.
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Leave ’em be
Make sure that lawn is “green” in a way that counts.
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Porn as high as an elephant’s eye
Remembering the good ol’ dirty days of Westlane Drive-In.
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A room of one’s own
Tommy Wiseau’s cult-hit movie assaults the senses with unintended hilarity.
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Art of the strip
MAD Magazine’s latest hardcover offering inspires additional comic ruminations.
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Telephone Ringing in the Labyrinth: Poems 2004-2006
War is everywhere.
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Born Standing Up: A Comic’s Life
Funny-man chronicles his own success, self-doubt, shitty movies.
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Traffic-court confidential
In life, sometimes you’re the spoiled Cadillac chick. Sometimes you’re the milk-truck guy.
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Hilarious death and men in drag—for kids
Oh yes, it’s Christ … Um, the holidays.
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Pizzosophy
This all raises the question of deep-dish versus thin-crust.
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Crime Story
Punker than punk punkers Crime are coming to town. And they’re old.
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El Olio Wolof
The Radioactive Cauliflower gives you the skinny on his playlist.
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Weasels ripped my flesh
From the major-label ashes emerges … a Ross Hammond press release!
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Good news, everyone!
With Futurama: Bender’s Big Score, Fox learns yet again not to cancel its good shows.
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How green is my slope?
Ski resorts and environmentalists lock arms to face a grim eco-future.
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Graybeard of the slopes
A middle-aged bunny-sloper greets humiliation at the top of a mountain and all the way down.
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Blaze a trail through beauty
If you think Lassen Volcanic National Park is beautiful in summer, you should see it in winter.
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Ski resort directory
A comprehensive guide for all things ski and snowboard.
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