2003 edition.
Correction: In the 'Editors' Picks: Arts & Entertainment' portion of this 'Best of' issue, writer Richard von Busack named Gypsy Cinema as the best outdoor cinema festival. What von Busack actually was referring to was Cinema San Pedro, a different festival produced by Cinequest, in association with POPULUS Presents.
News: Air Sickness
New studies show that the Santa Clara Valley's air quality is literally taking some people's breath away.
Public Eye: Some questions about Amy Dean's salary; locals concerned about a possible delay on the BART route to San Jose.
Biter:
An oral history of a concept that continues to baffle media historians to this day.
Notes
From the Underbelly: Apex Motorsports.
Techsploits:
Boob Toggle.
Nothing Else: Woody Allen's comic instincts are petrified in romantic comedy 'Anything Else.'
Traveler's Aid: Diane Lane discovers the Italian hill country in 'Under the Tuscan Sun.'
Nothing but the Blues: Will blues artists still be singing the blues after the new PBS series airs?
Join the Club: Logan Whitehurst's not-so-secret life in the Junior Science Club.
Aural Fixation: My Morning Jacket's heavy-reverb Americana rock isn't retro, it's classic.
Metro's Club of the Week: Tres Gringos.
Turning Veg Heads: Palo Alto's casually glamorous Stoa Restaurant and Wine Bar gives meat-free dining delicious sophistication.
Fall Seasonings: Tabard Theatre's new works include a holiday dose of O. Henry.
'Seagull' Soars at the Pear: Small company does justice to Chekhov's big ideas.