- Issue of
- Aug 9-15, 2007
- Vol. 24, No. 13
News
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A Dressing-Down
The Deep End: It’s the theater, people'not the ward picnic.
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Alcohol rots your brain and other lies the government tells you
Feature: How science became propaganda and fueled Utah’s $3 million anti-teen-drinking campaign
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The Missionary Position
Phil Jacobsen and the advantages of mission work
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Fear of Floating
You know those moments in life when you think you’ve heard or seen it all? And you can’t imagine anything getting more ridiculous or just plain pathetic? Melissa Larsen knows those moments well. This is because Larsen is executive director...
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Lake Effect
Celeb Fever
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The Bare Truth
News: Empty lots and vacant storefronts'and there’s nothing the city can do.
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The Ocho
Eight recommendations from Amazon.com for customers who purchase KSL Newsradio’s Amanda Dickson’s book Wake Up to a Happier Life:
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Hits & Misses
Justice Court Fix Nothing destroys confidence in the judicial system faster than going to court and finding the judge is Chief Wiggum. City justice courts handle most crimes in Utah but too often are headed by judges with questionable legal knowledge...
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The Way It Is
Octopuses from outer space
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No Land’s Man
News: J.P. Garman spends his days trying to find a country that will claim him.
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Frost Bytes
Wide World o’ Web
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5 Spot
Artist Bev Doolittle
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Private Eye: East Side, East Side
It depends on what you’re looking for, but for smart residents of the area, Murray fits the bill as the valley’s top city. Murray has a mayor who spends more time administering his city than trying to put it “on the map.” Murray...
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- Film & TV
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Version Territory
The DVD industry could be driving away buyers with its multiple-release options.
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- Film & TV
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Vinyl Fantasy
Cinema: Stardust tries hard to be magical but generally feels manufactured.
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- Film & TV
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High Times
TrueTV: Flash, films, flambés and ’fornication.
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- Links
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Ask a Mexican
Dear Mexican: I’ve run into a problem with my wife. I’d like to proudly display our last name on the back window of the family car, but she won’t allow it. How can I convince her that’s it’s a longstanding and honored Mexican...
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Newsquirks
Curses, Foiled Again Police easily identified Joel Zsebenazy as the person who stole a carton of cigarettes from a drug store in Buffalo, N.Y. Zsebenazy asked the clerk for the cigarettes, then handed her his driver license to prove his age. While the...
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- Links
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The Straight Dope
Survival of the Optimists
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- Links
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Freewill Astrology
ARIES (March 21-April 19) “The face is the most erotic part of the body,” says fashion designer Vivienne Westwood. Try out that perspective for a while, Aries. Your assignment in the coming week is to enjoy getting excited by faces that captivate...
Eat & Drink
- Wine
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The Silver Spoon, Little Italy
For my birthday, my beloved spoiled me with a gift from Tony Caputo’s Market & Deli. No, it wasn’t truffles, cheese or prosciutto di Parma. Tony carries copies of the only Italian cookbook you’ll ever need. In fact, it might be the...
- Wine
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The Grapevine
Strong Stuff
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- Wine
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Northern Italian
Dining: Hearty Italian fare awaits in Weber and Davis counties.
Music
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Music Picks Aug. 9-15 2007
Live: David Grisman & Sam Bush, Spindrift, Iceburn, Mystery Hangup & more
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Minneapolitan Mallwolf
Music: Horror fan, piano man and werewolf Mark Mallman takes back the night.
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The B Is Silent
Music: Ryan Adams surprises Red Butte by being himself.
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- CD Reviews
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CD Revue
White Denim, The Brunettes and Roky Erickson
Culture
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- Arts & Entertainment
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24Seven
Where it’s @ For the week of Aug. 9-15 2007
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- Arts & Entertainment
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Now Voyage
Visual Arts: Salt Lake Art Center’s Leipzig exhibit takes viewers on a trip through vital contemporary works.
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- Arts & Entertainment
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Fan Diego
Comics: Braving the Comic-Con crowds to learn what’s coming in 2008.
