For the Week of
May 12-18, 2004
Cover Story: Cool Pushers:
Harmon Leon looks into undercover marketing and discovers that the cute girl on the bar stool next to you may be selling more than a pickup line.
News: Big Brother Gets Wired
The FBI wants to turn the Internet into a surveillance box, and their plan for doing so is on a fast track that doesn't require a single vote from Congress.
The Fly: This week's political bites.
Biter:
Hanging at Santana Row, the Las Vegas of San Jose.
Techsploits: Can the Masturbate-a-thon thrive in an era when everyone's cracking down on free erotic expression?
Rev: Metro's auto column makes its online debut.
Moderne Dreams:
The Legion of Honor traces the rise of Art Deco.
Payback Time: A new cycle of revenge fantasies fuels American audiences' desires to lash out at somebody.
Go Trojans!: Wolfgang Petersen's 'Troy' is huge, smart and loaded with barbaric splendor.
Revamp: 'Van Helsing' plays a high-stakes game with the Universal monster-movie classics.
Hungry Heart: 1996: The year Sleater-Kinney ate my popcorn.
Aural Fixation: Pete Escovedo takes over the spy nightclub.
Club Life: Finn Center in Mountain View.
Chick Lit Crit: Oh baby, where is thy sting?
Purple Reigns: Lavanda restyles Italian food to make it a little more Palo Alto.
Spring Steps: Over the weekend, Ballet San Jose Silicon Valley offered glimpses of a year well danced.
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