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March 21-27, 1996 | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Smoke on the Water: Freshly grown from the garlic fields and outlet malls of Gilroy, Salmon wins a fervent following with a fury of rap and rock. The band talks about life on the edge of the frying pan and the fire. |
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Election Special | ||||||||||||||||||||
It's Pat!: An interview with this decade's weirdest working-class hero. | ||||||||||||||||||||
Ballot Stuff: A local run through City Council, State Senate and Assembly races. | ||||||||||||||||||||
The Lacking Initiatives: Lions and lawyers and earthquakes, oh my! | ||||||||||||||||||||
News | ||||||||||||||||||||
Here, Kitty: Prop. 197, the mountain lion initiative, has fur flying between trophy hunters and environmentalists, and a big-game hunter explains the thrill of the chase to writer Ami Chen Mills. | ||||||||||||||||||||
Kaiser's Rx RIP: The granddaddy of HMOs may consolidate and leave Santa Teresa a far drive from a hospital. | ||||||||||||||||||||
Public Eye: A frilly underwear scandal lands San Jose's Fairmont Hotel on the supermarket tabloid map. | ||||||||||||||||||||
Polis Report: Take a hard right. | ||||||||||||||||||||
Arts & Entertainment |
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Movies | ||||||||||||||||||||
Cinematic Rays: In The Apu Trilogy, Indian director Satyajit Ray induces us to love life while spelling out clearly the price of such a love. | ||||||||||||||||||||
Muslim Eros: A Tunisian boy takes a peek behind the veil in Halfaouine. | ||||||||||||||||||||
Remake Wrongs: Diabolique is a half- hearted revision of the original French thriller. | ||||||||||||||||||||
Spanish Flower: A more refined Pedro Almodovar styles Flower of My Secret into a smart date movie. | ||||||||||||||||||||
Music | ||||||||||||||||||||
Echoing Pain: Love hurts--just ask Echobelly. | ||||||||||||||||||||
Back in Black: Tempered by tragedy, Patti Smith makes poetry out of rock. | ||||||||||||||||||||
Drum Thing Special: An unbroken beat connects African percussionists Olatunji and Babatunde. | ||||||||||||||||||||
Devoted Diva: Yolanda Adams spreads the pop gospel. | ||||||||||||||||||||
Beat Street: Riot grrrls, De La Soul, and a free Tibet concert. | ||||||||||||||||||||
Stage | ||||||||||||||||||||
Sisters Are Doin' It for Themselves: San Jose Rep plays with the Rosensweig women. | ||||||||||||||||||||
Menu | ||||||||||||||||||||
Rare Treat: Menlo Park's Carpaccio satisfies with its freshly prepared Italian recipes. | ||||||||||||||||||||
Bargain Bites: Hawaiian soul food served up in Los Gatos at Bentos California. |