For the Week of
February 5-11, 2004
Cover Story: The Alties:
We announce top honors for the year's most non-Oscar-like award shows.
News: The Caged Birds Sing
Circus protesters battle for their free-speech rights in court after arrests at HP Pavilion.
The Fly: Mayor Ron Gonzales' lost State of the City speech; students protest Gov. Schwarzenegger's education cuts.
Marketing Row: Struggling Santana Row shopkeepers say urban hipsters, not suburban families, are the ticket to retail survival.
Biter:
Behind the scenes with the bouncers at a club nearer than you think.
Techsploits:
Annalee Newitz gets her ass to Mars.
In the Looking Glass: Artists create images of themselves in new Stanford portrait exhibit.
Maverick Motions: Cinequest announces premieres, politics and Peoples for annual film fest.
Puck Everlasting: Kurt Russell saves ice hockey drama 'Miracle' from its flag-waving excesses.
Games of Wickedness: 'Secret Things' uses sex to fight the social order.
Bend It With Bhangra: No longer restricted to weddings, bhangra music experiences an explosion in popularity.
Aural Fixation: David Bowie didn't just rely on old hits to wow fans at the HP Pavilion.
Sample Night: Symphony Silicon Valley took in a wide range of 'greatest hits' last Saturday.
Artful Dining: Los Gatos' Tapestry bistro weaves a seasonal menu with an intimate atmosphere.
Operatic Treasure: Opera San José discovers musical treasures in Bizet's 'Pearl Fishers.'
Stuff of Dreams: The SITI Company's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' has a rhythm all its own.
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