For the Week of
August 29-September 4, 2002
Cover Story: Wonder Twins Inc.
Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen take over the world, but are they for real?
News: Gettin' Licked
In a down economy, the summertime job of choice for San Jose's Mexican immigrants is selling ice cream.
Public Eye: Bill Simon--gubernatorial candidate or diva wannabe?
Asian Pyramids? Multilevel marketing schemes thrive within immigrant communities.
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Notes From the Underbelly: Fallon on Hard Times.
Work: Fear of Necco.
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Stalkin' Robin: Williams turns nasty in 'One Hour Photo.'
Moanologue: 'The Business of Fancydancing' follows a poet who has torment by the ton.
To Serve and Suffer: Why you'd rather watch paint dry than go to 'Serving Sara.'
Sit-In Drive-In: Cinema San Pedro screens the classics in the great outdoors in downtown San Jose.
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Krossed Signals: From Bow Wow to the Puppies, a guide to preteen soul singers past and present.
Aural Fixation: Although he's a nervous wreck, Ozzy Osbourne still commanded several generations of fans at Shoreline.
All Shook Down: Beck extends his 15 minutes of fame on 'Sea Change.'
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Where Are Your Manners? For these teenagers, homework is a matter of course ... several courses, actually.
Cheap Eats: The Downtown Farmers' Market offers more than fruit and veggies.
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The Rep's 'Boy': Local theater opens season with quirky Canadian comic drama.
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