For the Week of
March 24-31, 2004
Cover Story: Inside the Dean Machine:
Chicago-based labor queen Amy Dean defends her valley influence machine against allegations of financial misdeeds and abuse of power.
News: Thrown to the Lions
A bigoted email prompts the question: Is the Jesuit administration at SCU doing enough to protect gay students?
The Fly: This week's political bites.
Biter:
When you can't pronounce the ingredients of a meal, does that mean there are no calories?
Techsploits:
A school district bans Google.
Focus Factors: Artists Jim Campbell and Misch Kohn call for close regard.
Mystic Pages: The Rosicrucian Museum hosts a new show of rare of esoteric volumes.
Tehran's Naked City: In 'Crimson Gold,' director Jafar Panahi adds a sense of moral pain to American film noir theme.
Little Criminals: The Irish import 'Intermission' is crusty yet mushy.
Anti-Sopranos: Ben Affleck and Liv Tyler tidy up the suburbs in Kevin Smith's 'Jersey Girl.'
Monster Clubbing: The Groovie Ghoulies rock & roll in the belly of the beasts.
Aural Fixation: Bubblegum-punk trio Here Kitty Kitty unleashes sophomore album.
Green History: There's more to Ireland than St. Patrick's Day, according to Tim Pat Coogan's new history.
Keep on Moroccan: Pull up a cushion at Menara Moroccan Restaurant and feast on tradition.
Club Life: Touchdown Tommy's in San Jose.
Crossing To Bear: Teatro Visión's 'Boxcar' tracks the plight of border crossers.
Nod to Blixen: Choreographer Flemming Flindt opens Isak Dinesen's Pandora's box for Ballet SJ Silicon Valley's 'Out of Africa.'
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