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Vol.
26 - Number 44 - October 30, 2003
Special
Section: Halloween:
•What Was That?
By Ann Morrow
•Dead
Men Walking
By
Jeff Brower
•Between
the Slutty Devil and the Deep Blue Sea
By Ashley Hahn
•Not
Growing, Just Taking Up More Space
By
Christen Deming
•Trustworthy,
Loyal, and Handy With a Rifle
By Miriam Axel-Lute
•Dialogue Disbanded
By Travis Durfee
•Give
It Back
By Brian Awehali
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Vol.
26 - Number 43 - October 23, 2003
•Tech
Valley: Boom, Bust, or Buzz?
By Miriam Axel-Lute
•If
You Build It, What Will Come?
By
Miriam Axel-Lute
•Cop
Out?
By Travis Durfee
•Get
a Life
By
Ashley Hahn
•Word
on the Streets
By Travis Durfee
•No
Satisfaction?
By John Rodat
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Vol.
26 - Number 42 - October 16, 2003
•No,
California Is Not Falling Into the Sea
By Christopher
Scheer
•The
Frame Around Arnold
By George Lakoff
•They
Got Him Off the Streets
By Travis Durfee
•Down
But Not Out
By Miriam Axel-Lute
•Tests
Flunk Test
By Ashley Hahn
•Dumb
Jocks Need Not Apply
By Stephen Leon
•With
Brush and Building Permit
By Kathryn Ceceri
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Vol.
26 - Number 41 - October 9, 2003
•In
Between Days
By David Brickman
•All
Fueled Up
By Miriam Axel-Lute
•Vote
With Your Feet
By Miriam Axel-Lute
•Dearth
in the Afternoon
By Rick Marshall
•In
Between Days
By Seth Ackerman
•It's
Time to Rock
By Kirsten Ferguson
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Vol.
26 - Number 38 - September 18, 2003
•And
No One Profits
By Travis Durfee
•Trouble,
Right Here in River City
By Ashley Hahn
•After
the Sprawl
By Ashley Hahn
•Back
to the Greenroots
By Miriam Axel-Lute
•Waste
Deep in the Big Sludgy
By Ashley Hahn
•A
Social Animal
By Shawn Stone
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Vol.
26 - Number 37 - September 11, 2003
•A
Nation at War Against Itself
•What’s
That Smell?
By Travis Durfee
•No
Environmental Health Hazards Here
By Ashley Hahn
•Something
in the Air
By Ashley Hahn
•Where
Goes the Neighborhood?
By Miriam Axel-Lute
•Copyright
Infringement 101
By Rick Marshall
•The
Beat Goes On
By Tom Nattell
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Vol.
26 - Number 36 - September 4, 2003
•Who
Will Serve the People?
By
Miriam Axel-Lute
•NIMBY
or Not
By Miriam Axel-Lute
•Grown
in New York
By Miriam Axel-Lute
•Change
in the Weather, Ain’t No Change in Me
By William Kanapaux
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Vol.
26 - Number 35 - August 28, 2003
•Why
Would I Lie?
•Not
Your Mama’s Picket
By Miriam Axel-Lute
•Whose
Responsibility Is This Anyway?
By Travis Durfee
•English
Spoken Here
By David Brickman
•Crime Springs Eternal
By
John Rodat
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Vol.
26 - Number 34 - August 21, 2003
•A
Clearer Channel
By
Travis Durfee
•It’s
My Party Now!
By Travis Durfee
•Invasion
of the Habitat Snatchers
By Ashley Hahn
•Garnish
Plates, Not Tax Returns
By Ashley Hahn
•Who’s
Got the Power?
By
Shelley Smithson
•Spa
City Confidential
By
Shawn Stone
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Vol.
26 - Number 33 - August 14, 2003
•Nature
and Nurture
By
Kirsten Ferguson
•We
Can Still Let the Dogs Out
By Travis Durfee
•Where
Trains Once Rolled
By Travis Durfee
•At
Least California Has Celebrities
By Travis Durfee
•Eat,
Drink, and Be Wary
By
Shelley Smithson
•Shocker
Mom
By
Kathryn Ceceri
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Vol.
26 - Number 32 - August 7, 2003
•Somebody’s
Watching You Download
By
Steve Fennessy
•Where
Credit Isn’t Due
By Travis Durfee
•Is
This Good for BIDness?
By Kathryn Ceceri
•Arrested
Development
By William Kanapaux
•Where
Have All the Dancers Gone
By
Mae G. Banner
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Vol.
26 - Number 30 - July 24, 2003
•That’s
Me in the Spotlight
By
Kathryn Lurie
•Reproductive
Common Ground
By Darryl McGrath
•We’re
Getting Steamed
By Jennifer Schulkind
•Electric
Shock
By Peter Horton
•Around the Nightclub Turn
By
Kirsten Ferguson
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Vol.
26 - Number 28 - July 10, 2003
•The
Secret Life of Plants
By
Darryl McGrath
•Garden
of Eatin’
By Kate Sipher
•Back
to the Drawing Board
By Travis Durfee
•The
Truth Is Out There
By Robert Scheer
•You Call This Reform?
By
Travis Durfee
•Hair
Today, Hair Tomorrow
By John Rodat
•Working
in Concert
By Shawn Stone
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Vol.
26 - Number 27 - July 3, 2003
•All
Together Now
By
Erik Hage
•A
Landmark Reborn
By Shawn Stone
•Learn
to Pay More
By Jennifer Schulkind
•Only
God Can Give You a Head Start
By Glenn Weiser
•And None of It Was True
By
Christopher Scheer
•A
Pound of Cure
By William Kanapaux
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Vol.
26 - Number 26 - June 26, 2003
•Summer
Fashion 2003
•Ballot
Boxing
By Travis Durfee
•All
the News That Fits the Agenda
By Greg Palast
•Another
Country
By Travis Durfee
•Stewing
in Your Own Juices
By Travis Durfee
•Work
It
By Kirsten Ferguson
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Vol.
26 - Number 24 - June 12, 2003
•Once
Morbid, With Feeling
By
Bill Ketzer
•A
Place of Our Own
By Travis Durfee
•Sam’s
Poverty Club
By Stan Cox
•Unhappy Anniversary
By Silja J.A. Talvi
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Vol.
26 - Number 23 - June 5, 2003
•Taking
Stock
By
Shawn Stone
•Access
Deterred
By Travis Durfee
•Total
PR Awareness
By Glenn Weiser
•Computer Generation
By William Kanapaux
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Vol.
26 - Number 22 - May 22, 2003
•Final
Edit
By
Ann Marrow
•To
Build or Not to Build?
By Travis Durfee
•Having
Your Wilderness and Drilling It Too
By Mark Hertsgaard
•Let’s Talk About Your Business Practices—and
Your Profits
By Kari Lydersen
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Vol.
26 - Number 21 - May 22, 2003
•The
How To Issue
•Movin’
Out
By Shawn Stone
•Plan
C
By Travis Durfee
•Who
Suffers Most?
By Travis Durfee
•Outdoor Dining
By Travis Durfee
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Vol.
26 - Number 20 - May 15, 2003
•We
the Media
By
Neil Hickey
•You’re
Not From Around Here, Are You
By Paul Schmelzer
•Breathing
Uneasily
By John Gallagher
•Clearing
the Air
By Shawn Stone
•Sunday Is Like Every Day
By Travis Durfee
•Between Rock and a Hardcore Place
By Bill Ketzer
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Vol.
26 - Number 19 - May 8, 2003
•A
Happy Medium
By
Jaclyn Acker
•Happy
Mother’s Day—Now Back to Work
By Ruth Rosen
•Brought
to You by Your Enemies
By Russell Mokhiber
and Robert Weissman
•Making
Corrections
By Travis Durfee
•Beat Me, Whip Me, Mash Me, Julienne Me...
By B.A. Nilsson
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Vol.
26 - Number 18 - May 1, 2003
•Care
to Dance
By
Susan Mehalick
•Who
Lets the Dogs Out?
By John Gallagher
•Rights
Plowed Under?
By Travis Durfee
•Tough
Love—or Tough Luck
By Kathleen Fazio
•Majors Tom, Dick and Harry
By William Kanapaux
•Stranger
Than Strange
By Shawn Stone
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Vol.
26 - Number 17 - April 24, 2003
•Spring
Fashion
•Down
for the Count
By G. Beato
•The
Day the Music Died
By Kathy Kelly
•Satire
at a Cost
By Travis Durfee
•How Quickly We Forget
By Rick Anderson
•All
That You Can (and Should) Leave Behind
By B.A. Nilsson
•And
You’ve Got Us Feelin’ All Right
By Stephen Leon
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Vol.
26 - Number 16 - April 17, 2003
•Rockin’
in the Grid-Free World
By Tom Nattell
•Cycle
Recycle
By Kate Sipher
•Spring
Greening
By the editors of Grist
magazine
•Buy
American—in Baghdad
By Travis Durfee
•You Call This Support?
By Ted Rall
•The
Peace Candidate
By Ruth Conniff
•You’re
Going Down
By Travis Durfee
•Cardmembership
Has Its Costs
By Travis Durfee
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Vol.
26 - Number 15 - April 10, 2003
•Terror
in the Clinics
By Darryl McGrath
•Now
Playing: Saving Private Lynch
By Linda McQuaig
•The
Death Zone
By Maria Tomchick
•Rights
on Hold
By Travis Durfee
•When Art and Bureaucracy Collide
By Travis Durfee
•Hold
the Opposition, Bring on the Apple Pie
By Travis Durfee
•A
Storied Life
By John Rodat
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Vol.
26 - Number 14 - April 3, 2003
•Faith
in Feeling
By Erik Hage
•When
It’s Over, It Won’t Be Over
By Judith Coburn
•Support
Is a Temporary Thing
SPECIAL AD SECTION
•With
Us or Against Us
By Travis Durfee
•This Bill’s for Sale
By Travis Durfee
•It’s
Only Movies
By Travis Durfee
•Totalitarian
Information
Awareness
By William Kanapaux
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Vol.
26 - Number 13 - March 27, 2003
•My
Boss, Myself
By John Rodat
•Not
By Bread Alone
By Kate Sipher
•Small
Business
SPECIAL AD SECTION
•If
Elected, I’ll Still Be Working for You
By Pratap Chatterjee
•Do As We Say
By Anthony Lappé
•It’s
Only Movies
By Travis Durfee
•Make
Lunch, Not War
By Travis Durfee
•Controlled
Cacophony
By Shawn Stone
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