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Summer Music Guide 2004

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InterPersonals: Silicon Valley's matchmaker

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For the Week of
January 26-February 1, 2005

Cover Story: Hellcats in Sumatra:
Dispatches from a rogue on the relief effort's front lines.

News: Death by Internet
Charles Booher fought the spam, and the spam won.

The Fly: This week's political bites.

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Biter: Dive Bar Tourism: Hijacking Caltrain's highball express.

Rev: Partial Zero Emissions Vehicle—what does that involve? What's a 'partial zero'?

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Around the Rim: New shows at SJICA and MACLA.

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More Kudzu Than Kudos: The New Orleans weather is wiser than the emotions in 'A Love Song for Bobby Long.'

Potter's Field: Stanford film series screens Mizoguchi masterpiece 'Ugetsu.'

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Wax Poetic: From jazz to jam bands, DJ Logic is an equal opportunity needle thrasher.

Cave Dwellers: A new all-ages venue serves the youth.

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Old-School San Jose: The city that once was still lives in a new photo book about San Jose's historic downtown.

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Supper Lasts: 71 Saint Peter revisited.

Live Feed: Ethnic Food Decoded.

5 Great Movies About Food: A lot of movies treat food as a prop, so we've found five where food plays a more central, if not starring, role.

Club Life: 180 Restaurant and Lounge in San Jose.

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School of Bard Knocks: TheatreWorks spins a '30s fantasy in 'Shakespeare in Hollywood.'

On the Wilder Side: Pear Avenue juggles heart and mind in its production of Thornton Wilder's 'The Skin of Our Teeth.'


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